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m“. 06.000000900906060.00WOOOOMOOONMW< WOOWWNWMOWOOWO 0690: g Residents of Thornhill and District i and the Second and fourth Wednesda ' of each month FROM 9.30 AM. TO 12.00 NOON Eyes Examined, Glasses Fitted EL. LOWRIE, R.0. AUSTIN’S DRUG STORE WEDNESDAY, NOV. 12th OPTICAL REPAIRS BROKEN LENSES REPLACE D Prescriptions for Glasses Filled ' V For Appointment Phone Richmond Hill 38 EYESIGHT SPECIALIST THORNHHLL Landscape Gardener and Tree Expert Trees and Shrubs Pruned" Trees Taken Down Trees Replanted All kinds of trees and plants for sale Private homes taken care of. WATCH FOR OPENING OF YOUR NEW BRANCH 0F Suburban Cab Company of Canada OUR ’HAXIS WILL GIVE SAFE, DEPENDABLE ROUND-THE-CLOCK SERVICE. PAGE EIGh L A. GOODCHILD W-ILL BE AT TELEPHONE THORNHILL 14r3 ma IN THORNHILL TOMATO SOUP 22%;): 21° PICHLES KRAFT DINNER 3x2: 20¢ Armours Imported GRAPEFRUIT I UICE 2233210 Picnic Sweet Mixed Daltons “Jolly Good" Campbells “New Pack" Serves 4 People MINCEMEAT III. (III: JUIUII ll Tins Clarks Fresh & Fruity “New Pack”â€"Brights, Culverhouse Fancy Quality APPLE JUICE 2 2%,? 23¢ Mitchells A highly attractive miscellaneous shower honoring Miss Jean Hooke was held at the home of Mrs. L. Short, Jane St. on Tuesday evening of this week. Responsible for the shower were Mrs. S. Findlay, Mrs. Jamieson and Mrs. Campbell. On be- half of the community, Jean was presented with a handsome trilight loor lamp and several pieces of sup- er-health aluminum wear, besides numerous individual gifts of linens, cups and saucers, etc. The Young Ladies’ Guild of Thorn- hill United Church will hold their regular monthly meeting in the Sun- day school room of the church on Thursday evening, November 13th. The W.A. and W.I\I.S. of Thorn- liill United Church will hold their regular monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. Geo. Russell on Thursday af- ternoon. November 6. To further serve an expanding community, an up-to-date barber shop was opened on Tuesday of this week in what was formerly LaGrove Hairdressing: Parlor, just north of the Thornhill garage. A young vet- el'an, Harry Stephenson of Bayview Ave., is its proprietor. Mr. Steph- enson needs no introduction, as he is well known in the district, having lived all of his life here, and the community joins in wishing him ev- ery success in his new business ven- ture. C‘mutch-McFranklin An attractive Fall wedding was solemnized on Monday, October 27 at Richmond Hill when Inex McFrank- lin of North Bay and Toronto be- came the bride of Glen Croutch, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Crout‘ch of Thornhill. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a navy blue suit with dark accessories and cor- sage of White and rose Chrysanthe- mums. She was attended by Miss Iris Angelo of Toronto. Groomsman was Ivan Parkes of Thornhill. At the reception held later at the home of the groom, Mrs. Croutch received frocked 'in navy blue with corsage of red roses, assisted by the bride’s mother, also in navy blue and with corsag‘e of red roses. The young couple spent their honeymoon at the home of the bride’s parents in North home 0 Bay. The Fortnite Club of Thornhill Presbyterian Church will meet at the home of Mrs. S. Findlay next Tues- day, November 11 at 8 p.m. Thornhill Presbyterian church pre- sents a very attractive appearance these days with its fresh coats of cream and brown paint. In addition, a new hot air furnace has been ind stalled. The bazaar sponsored by the Fort- nite Club in conjunction with the WA. and W.M.S. of Thornhill Pres- byterian church, held on Saturday, October 25, proved very successful. Over $200 was realized, and ‘those responsible wish to thank friends of the district who so kindly donated articles and helped in various ways to contribute to the excellent re- sults. Zuefelt of Richmond Hill will be guest speaker at this thank-offering: meeting for the W.M.S. A good at- tendance is expected. of Richmond Hill will assist in the presentation of prizes. , The WA. and_ W.M.S. of Thorn- hill Presbyterian Church will hold their regular monthly meeting next Thursday afternoon, November 13 at the home of Mrs. Chas. Harper, 82 Deloraine Ave., Toronto. Mrs. L. W. Zuefelt of Richmond Hill will be at Lawrence Memorial Hall commencâ€" ing at 8.15. Outstanding guest art- ists will be Mrs. Chas. Harding of Richmond Hill (formerly of Thorn- hill), soloist, and Mr. John Giord- maine, magician. Mr. R. D. Little Thornhill Horticultural Society’s Social Evening On Wednesday evening, November , Thornhill Horticultural Society 11 hold its annual social evening Lawrence Memorial Hall commencâ€" rr at 8.15. Outstanding guest art- Thornhill District News 16 Oz Jar Jar f” 21¢ 31c THE LIBERAL. RICHMOND HILL, ONTARIO GRAHAM WAFERS‘fa’kS'ZZc Quick or Plain QUAKER OATS Choice California Size 70/80‘5 2 Lb533¢ Q.T.â€"Requires no Shortening PIE CRUST MIX $12211" BAKING POWDER 1213‘ 21¢ MALTED MILK 141343‘ RICHMELLO CflI-‘FE “49¢ Barkers Magic Bordens Chocolate Fresh Ground as Sold All merchandise sold at your Dominion Store is uncondi~ tionaily guaranteed to give 100% satisfaction. VALVES EFFECTIVE UNTIL SATURDAY CLOSING Mrs. Frank Baumgartner (formerâ€" lv Renie Rainey) a niece of Mrs. Geo. Tutt, and a local Bell Telephone operator, was feted at a' surprise party and shower last Wednesday ev- ening. Her co-workers joined in the gift of a lovely lace tablecloth and in addition presented Renie with per- sonal gifts. Annual Meeting. Scouts and Cubs Parents and friends of boy scouts and cubs are invited to attend the annual meeting which will be held in Thornhill pubch scho‘ol On Thurs: day, November 13 at 8 pm. This meeting is held mainly for the puré pose of electing members to the Group Commu'tteé, and will be a business meeting. 'All interested are urged to attend. Friends of the community scarcely need to be reminded of the fine work accomplished by this organization which will soon be celebrating: its fiftieth anniversary, but for the bene- fit of newcomers, the Institute has been sponsoring a French child through the Save the Children Fund for the past two or three years. Parcels of delicacies have been mail- ed at various times to this child who contracted tuberculosis during -the war years. Other parcels of food and clothing have been sent to Eng- land, and donations have been sent to such organizations as The Salva- tion Army. Shut-ins and sick have been visited and sent cards, flowers, etc. and those in need have been helped. In view of the fact that all of these activities can only be car- ried out when sufficient funds are available, the members organize this annual sale to raise thelneeded money and at the same time assist the com- munity in its purchase of Christmas gifts. For this reason, its members feel sure that their friends will an- swer the call for, assistance 'aghin this year with outgrown clothing. discarded furniture, dishes or any- thing saleable. Sales convenor is Mrs. L. Beeston and her telephone number 'is Thornhill 96., Misses Geraldine Wesley and Elsa Marshall will be in charge of the program. Th“ annual bazaar will be held on Satur lay, November 22, {and members are canvassing for dona- tions to the White Elephant Table. If you have anything to contfibute, please get in touch with_ Miss Bett Bone as soon as possible. ~- .. ' rThornhill Wrmen’s Institute have set aside Saturday, December 6. as the date for their annual White Ele- phant Sale and Bazaar, to be held in Lawrence Memorial Hall. Wood cutting, post hole digging, pumbing, towing, local cartag'c Prompt delivery of Hard- wood, Softwood, Slabs, Fireplace Logs, Cedar Posts and Poles, Sawdust FRED TAYLOR ’(4 RICHMOND ST. Phone 315W Firewood ustom Work 14 oz 80z Tin 23¢ 5Lb 24¢ 25¢ Select Emperor Grapes . . . . . . . . . . 2 lbs. 25c Washed Turnips Cabbage . . . each 15c Pascal Celery - Ontario Grown California Red Oranges . . 5 1b. mesh bag 49c Iceberg Lettuce . . . . . . . . 2 heads 25c Large Snow White Cauliflower, each 190 California Firm Crisp Grapefruit, size 96 . _ . . . . . . . . 6 for 25c alifornia Valencia . 2 large stalks 21c MOOWW Last, Friday evening Mr. and Mrs. E. Hunt entertaineg‘. Mr. and Mrs. A. Leek, Mrs. Dru'mmond, Mr. and Mrs. S. Doner and Grace at a lovely chicken supper, the‘ oceasion being Mr. and Mrs. Hunt’s thirtieth wedd- ing 7 anniversary. Mrs. Laura Drummond left by train on Monday for Florida where she will enjoy the winter months. Last Thursday afternoon Mrs. Haig entertained a few of the neighbors in her home before Mrs. Drummond’s departure, namely, Mrs. Jack Watt, Mrs. Wilcox, Mrs. Thompson and Mrs. Leek. Last Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. John Bond and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Doner enjoyed a motor trip to Ford- wick. - Miss Agnes Wideman of Toronto spent last week-end 'in the home of her sister, Mrs. Whitney Johnson. Miss Louise Briggs of Toronto spent last weekcen in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Allan Hoover. Mrs. E. Jones, Linda and Betty Irvine, Mr. and Mrs. Aylmer Gray and family motored to Utterson last Sunday to spend the day with Mr. and Mrs. E. Gooding and Carol. 7 A clinic for immunization against whooping cough, diphtheria, scarlet fever and smallpox is being held in the TOWNSHIP HALL, UNIONVILLE each SAT- URDAY at 10 a.m. Parents are urged to bring infants and pre-school as well as school children. You would not cross a b‘usy street blindfolded, would you? Well, life is a busy thorough- fare, too. So, take off the blinkers of disregard for your physical well-being. Study your health, learn how to conserve and improve it. Physical fit- ness is the best form of in- surance and pays daily divi- dends. Need of education of young people concerning the vital facts of lifé has been stressed frequently in our generation. The finest authorities are now prepared to assist in this im- portant duty, which every par~ ent should see 'is not neglect‘ ed. Such instruction is essen- tial to the well-being of all growing children. Stamina: CARL E. H1LL,M.D., M.0.H. Se}; Hygigne; DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH TWP. OF NORTH YORK HEALTH AXIOMS .. lb. 4c NOTICE GORMLEY Phone Thornhill 102 0009 Wmuwommo OMOOOOOOOOOOOOOOONOON“ WWW.”OWOWWW WMOWMWWO“00 ‘ E Attention i Real Estate Thornhi11168J Insurance Owners in Markham and Vaughan T‘wps. I need the following for waiting clients: All Work Guaranteed. Richmond Hill 136r33 Siding, Troughing and Furnace Repairs Roofing of all types trolley service. Between StOp 10 and 24, 5 (u' 6 room house on at least V2 acre. ; _ 5 mum bungalow near transporiulion. size of lot not important. - iodem house on large lot, cash buyer. 3 or 4 rooms on '/4 acre or better. Phone ‘ or write 2 to 5 acres. at least 2 bedronns. close to bus or Vaughan Roofing, CO. Ronald M. Fenn BLAAFKBUBNLS PD IANFP AND A ' APPLIANCE AND SALES PHONE THORNHILL 162-.1 RICHVALE, ONTARIO GIFTS and HANDICRAFTS YEARS EXPERIENCE Lavae Beauty Salon Specializing in Permanent Waving All Branches of Beauty Culture Permanent Waves, Shampoo and Finger Waves, Shampoos, Rinses and Combs. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6th, 1947 Estimates Free