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E N ovembei‘Ball Wednesday, N av. 28 WWW”WMONOOW 0:0] Masonic Hall To Improve Working Conditions Bridge-Euchrefl DOMINION STORE Attention All Veterans Our Store will close every Saturday at 9 p.m. THURSDJLY, NOVEMBER 22nd, 1945 Meeting called at request of Veterans of this war and the first Great War. Markham, Vaughan and Richmond Hill District Veterans are cordially invited to attend. ‘ “A meeting will be held on Friday, November 23 at 8 pm. in the Masonic Hall, Richmond Hill to outline aims and objects of the Canadian Legion and to form a branch. Chairman, Zone Commander H. A. Phelps of Zone 18C. District Commander staff and members of Pro- vincial Office will be present. NOVELTY DANCES EXCELLENT PRIZES RICHMOND HILL Saturday, Nov. 24th ADMISSION 50 Cents EVERYONE CORDIALLY INVITED TO ATTEND RICHMOND H ILL HEISE HILL CHURCH Special Evangelistic Service NOV. 25th - DEC. 16th Inclusive Wi‘th GAIL STORM. SIR AUBREY SMITH. CONRAD NAGEL â€" â€" â€" ALSO _ _ â€" Added Attraction _ “THE BIG SQUEAL” _In._ HIGH SCHOOL GYMNASIUM 2 Evening Showj starting at 7 and 9 p.'m-. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 30TH Matinee foi- Children Saturday Afternoon Commencing at 2.30 o’clock Sponsored by Richmond Hill Youth Council Richmond Hill Bowling Club MASONIC HALL RICHMOND HILL 10:0] 01:0 “ FOREVER YOURS Wm. Smith’s Orchestra SHOWING AT THE Monheim, Pa., U.S.A. EVERYBODY WELCOME REV. MONROE DOURTE ADMISSION 50 Cents To be conducted by AT 8.15 P.M. â€"â€" In the â€" AT 8 RM. OED] OZIO "Wife: “When do I give it to him?’ Doctor: “You don't, give it to him You take it yourself.” ELLIS-ROBIN‘SONâ€"â€"-At Newmarket 1on Friday, November 16th, Margaret ‘Robinson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Robinson, Newmaâ€"rketpbe- came the bride of Sgt. Brydqp Ellis! R.C.A.F., son of Ja‘s. C.'Ellis and the late Mrs. Ellis, Rev. Henry Cot- ton officiating. Doctor: “Your husband must have some rest. Here is a sleeping pow- der. REFRESHMENTS 10:0] MARRIAGE 0:0] PRIZES IOEQ REEDâ€"LANGSTAFF A marriage of interest to this disâ€" trict took place in St. Mary‘s Church, Dorchester, England, Sep- tember 15th, when Elizabeth, only daughter of the late Dr. Garry Lang- staff and Mrs. Langstaff, “Thorn- hill Springs”, became the wife of Col. Nigel ‘Reed. Mr. Paul Angle is returning to his home Friday after spending a three weeks tour of Western Canada and visiting a National Rose Show at Milwaukee. Mr. Angle travelled to Vancouver and other centres in the West on behalf of the Allied Florists and Grovers of Canada of which he is president. The annual Bazaar of the Pres- byterian Women’s Association will be held on Saturday, December lst beginning at 3 o’clock in the Sunday School room of the church. Mrs. Stuart Parker of Toronto will open the bazaar. There will be home bak- ing for sale, also aprons, hand knitt- ed baby garments and other articles too numerous to mention. A good variety of house plants will also be for sale. The young people of the church will have homemade candy sale and a fish pond. Afternoon Tea will be served, so come and en- joy 3. sociable afternoon with friends and at the same time do your Christmas shopping pleasantly and profitably. ENGAGEMENT The engagement is announced 0f Orpha Annie Archibald, daughter of Mrs. Minnie Archibald and the late Ralph Archibald of Elgin Mills to Charles Robert Swan, only son of Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Swan, Thorn- hill, the marriage to take place early in December. The new organist and choir leader of St. Mary’s Church was intro- duced to the congregation at the services on Sunday last. Miss Light- body lost no time in getting down to her duties, and in addition to the regular services, met with some 20 children during the afternoon. This group will be formed into a junior choir and it is expected that they will assist at the special Christmas serv‘l'ces now being planned. Other children anxious to sing or learn to sing are invited to the Sunday School Where they may meet Miss Lightbody. It was announced that a reception for Miss Lightbody will be held by the choir at the close of next Sunday evening service. ‘ Mrs. Reed has visited and kept in touch with Thornhill friends but has not lived here since 1921, when, af- ter the death of her mother she Was sent to school in England. During the war years she was engaged in special work for the war office. ELOCUTION CARL 0F THANKS Miss Elizabeth Glover wishes _t0 acknowledge the many acts of kindâ€" ness and sympathy extended her during the recent illness and death of her brother. About forty friends and neighbors gathered at the home of Miss Emily Colbrar; last Saturday evening and presented her with a purse and money on her departure Irom Jeff- erson district. The party was an entire surprise to Miss Colbran but she replied in a‘very fitting manner. A delightful luncheon was served. Studios District Deputy Governor Lion Rev. B. Newman of Markham was the guest speaker at the Lions an- nual meeting on Thursday last. He spoke to the club on Lionism and the Lions International and gave a very interesting talk on what Lions are doing in other countries. Trustees L. H. Clement and I). Kerr attended ~he convention of the Association of Public School Trus- tees and Ratepayers at the Royal York Hotel in Toronto the past week-end. L.A.C. and Mrs. Harold Reesor arrived home from Calgary last week. Mrs. H. Reesor is staying with Mrs. E. Reesor, Markham Rd. while Harold is stationed at Cen- tralia, Ont. Remember the “T0y Fair" to be held in St. Mary’s Anglican Parish Hall on Saturday afternoon, Decem: her 8th under the auspices of St. Mary’s Evening Guild. Mr. and, Mrs. D. M. Chamney, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Taylor and Mr. and Mrs. H. Charles were visitors with Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Smith in Ottawa the past weekâ€"end. We welcome home from overseas this week Capt. D. A. McG‘illivray, Spr. I. R. Moore, Lieut. (W./S.) helen W. Hickson and Pte. “Ted” Mans-bridge. Mrs. J. W. Bryers and I‘ttle daugh- ter Judy are spending this week in Toronto with her sister Mrs. Hugh Miller. Miss Bern v:sited with over the we Mrs. Wm. Elliott entertained at a shower given for Mrs. H. Reesor on Saturday evening. ing this week with her sari Mr. Mo ley H3117 ' THE LIBiRAL, RICHMOND HILL, ONTARIO (Graduate of the I Studio) "Homewood Hall”, Therm: Phone 89W Bank of Commerce Buifdi 2896 Dundas St. W., Torc Mrs. R. Hall of Whitby Social and Personal Marguerite Boya'e (ON, PUBLIC SEE DRAMATIC ART arnice Vr’ilkinson of \Vhitby th Mr. and Mrs. A1 White week-end. Owe en Toronto Smi AK IN(‘ vim 1. Tovcreate and foster a spirit of generous consideration among the 'youth of the community. i 2. To promote the theory and Ipractice of the principals of good I citizenship. CRUICK‘SHANKâ€"In loving memOry of a dear mother, Barbara Cruick- shank, who passed away November let, 1942. In~our hearts yourAmermory lingers, :Sweetly, tender, fond and true, There is not a day dear mother That we do not think of you. â€"Ever remembered by the family â€"A1ways remembered by daughter Evelyne and Grandsons. NEILâ€"In loving memory o‘f our darling Mother and Grandmother, Adeline Welch, who passed away November 27th, 1944. Richards (nee Vera Evison) are happy to announce the birth of a son, Darrell Edwin George, on Wed- nesday, November 7 at Mrs. Rich- ards’ Nursing Home, Elgin Mills, a baby brother for Billy. BIRTH TRUISISELLâ€"Mr. and Mrs. Fred- erick J. Trussell of Richmond Hill (nee Marjorie Little) are happy to announce the birth of a son David John on November 20 at Richmond Hill. Mother and baby doing well. RICHARDSâ€"Mr. and Mrs. William At the last meeting an educational picture was shown and proved very popular with the young people. At this week’s meeting a guest speaker will be present and an enjoyable evening. is in store for everyone. 7 Will all those who have Red Cross wool kindly see that their finished garments are returned to the Red Cross room by December 12th. Preparations are now under way for the Youth Council Dance which will be held in the High School Gym on Friday, November 30th featuring Wm. Smith and his orchestra. Decefimber 4th a éoncértr pgf'tgrnv-rill entertain the council and its memâ€" bers. 6. To provide suitable entertain- ment for the youth of the commun- ity. 4. To unite the members in the bonds of friendship, good fellowship and mutual understanding. . 5. To provide a forum for the full and free discussion of all matters of public interest. n c. To lake an active interest in the civic, social and moml welfare of _ tbs community. Richmond Hill Youth Council Constitution RED CROSS NOTES UPI UULD " DUA6-fl U I DIGIIUUIIICOo 0 Lily fl; Grapefruit - - a SM 255? CélllérVSHtEIks - 150 C-Hglilsfig’lsBread 10c Olives - - ZTINSZSC I Tubill‘é‘inissue mm COFFEE . 37M fibvféiieszg 21c Tbviiéfigoap - 3;";230 CEE'A‘N‘SER - 2219c Oats ii? 190 an. L 00121.40 \VHITE or GREEN BRUSSELS CATELLI READY CUT 16 oz. PKG Ready CutMacaroni 10¢: OGILVIE SELECTED IMPORTED FRUIT - VEGETABLES MEPHISTO ' WOO‘DBURY’S OLD DUTCH FRESH DAILY IN MEMORIAM IN MEMORIAM Thursday, Friday, Saturday, November 29, 30, December 1 Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, November 26, 27, 28 CARY GRANT, PRISCILLA LANE FOR BEST RESULTS J Telephone 119 ‘ _ A - ‘ ‘ ‘ â€" â€"â€" â€"â€" ALSO â€" â€"â€" â€"â€" THREE STOOGES â€"â€" MARY BETH HUGHES, HOOSIER HOT SHOTS, SPADE COOLEY AND ORCHESTRA “ROCKING IN THE ROCKIES” APPLIANCE AND SALES Complete Guaranteed Repairs Radio â€" Furniture â€" Refrigeration Telephone Thornhill 63rl3 “ARSENIC AND OLD LACE” “LEAVE IT TO BLONfiiE ” Permanents $3.50 - $5.00 - $7.00 School Girl Permanents $2.50 Friday and Saturday, November723, 24 PENNY SINGLETON, ARTHUR LAKE DONALD DUCK - AURORA MIRANDA CARMEN MOLINA - PANCHITA THE THREE CABALEROS” â€"â€" â€"- â€"- AND -â€" â€" â€" JOAN DAVIS, LEON ERROL SHE GETS HER MAN” JOYCE M. LARAMAN BLACKBURN’S Green Pea Soup PUMPKIN - VANILLA - - Mixed Nuts - HARRY HORNE‘S Lemon Oil - Butter - - AYLMER INTERLA I‘ FIRST GRADE IMPORTED HAWES FANCY QUALITY lceburg Lettuce Z 29c REAL VALUE Cranberries. . 39C CALIFONIA Waxed Turnips NO. 1 GRADE K E Richmond Hill Beauty Parlor BTL‘ 12 oz POU ND 16 oz. BTL. 230 28 oz. TINS PAGE FIVE 350 LBS