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0O...000O(‘0OGOOOOOOOOOOGOOOOOOOOOQOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOG60: ’oooOOOOOOOQQoooeooooon 999coownoooooooooooouoouo: QOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO90¢ WOOOOOOOOOOGOOOOOOéONQ 0 .pb‘ 0OOOOOOOOOOOOOOGOOOOOOO‘BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO0.0 06.0 :OOOOOOOOOOOOOOO OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO00000999900909.6900: :-4’900.9000OOOOOOOQOOOOOOOOOGOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOV goooovoo ooooo¢ ;:OOOOQO00000000000900090vOOOOOOQOOOOt .1 Mr ’0 O90099900....OOOOOOV‘POOOV u. x v v «0.90¢vv009¢0'09.9 3 3429 Yonge Street PHONE THORNH ILL 177W Annual Street Dance & Carnival AT THORNHILL WEDNESDAY, June 29th, 1949 Thorn/till District Lions (Tub Announces How about attnd'ng the 'teen-agers’ dance and euchre in aid of Doncaster Community Hall at the Army, Navy & Air Force Club, Steele‘s Corners, Stop 12C, f‘baturlng the Five Gentlemen of Sw.ng. NEW LOCATION YONGE at STEELE’S RONALD M. FENN REAL ESTATE BROKER F’hat are you doing on the night of April 20th, between 8 p.m. and I a.m.." Jay’s Ladies” Wear Just Say “ Charge It ” F OR SERVECE Why not drop into Jay's where the completeness of the Stock and courtesy of the staff, turn your search {for a garment from an exhausting ordeal to an exciting pleasure. Would you like to buy a new Spring Dress? A five'dollar deposit is all that is necessary. Pay the balance at $2.00 a week. There are no added carryin‘g charges. Buy your suit or coat on Jay’s convenient Budget Plan. A 'moderate down payment and two doll- ars weekly will'outfit you with any of these. 'I‘HORNHILI.. ONT. Anything Electrical House and Farm Wiring a Specialty Work done by Licensed Electricians. Be Budget Wise. It is easy to keep up wi'th the styles, yet stay in line with your pocketabook. if you do it the Jay's way. THE LIBERAL. Richmond Hill, Thursd Telephene THORNHILL 168 ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR JACK BALE AT THE TOP 01“ THE TOWN ADMESSION 50¢ RESIDENCE 194R3 a)” HU. 0898 April 141, 1949 and lectures reveal a philosophy of life that embraces a love of simple things. The program that preceded Miss Jacques was of a very fine cal- ibre. A musical ensemble composed of Stan Clarke and Ernest Ball of North Toronto Collegiate rendered “Mermaids” by smith; “Cascades by Clayton; and an improvised mag-ch. The ladswere accompanied by Joan Paltcn at the piano, who also con- tributed a solo “Sequidillas” by Al- heniz. A former Kiwanis winner, Miss Palton is a gifted pianist. Mrs. Harding of Richmond Hill Sang; two solrs, “Bless this House” and “When Irish Eyes Are Smiling" b_\' Ball. June and Ruth Harding presented a piano duet “Top of the Morning” by John Pringle Scott and “The June.- bug Dance." Elaine Burke sang “To a Baby Brother" by W. H. Anderson and played a piano solo “The Curious Story" by Heller. Elaine Bond also rendered a solo “Cloud Shadows" and :1 ‘piano solo “The Clog Dance". Mr. H. Kirby, manager of Thornâ€" hill Golf & Country Club’s clubhouse. was struck by a car last Monday af- ter alighting from-a bus. Fortunately the car was travelling slowly anu Mr. Kirby’s injuries were minor. Mrs. C. Hicks of Bethesda, Presi- dent of East York District Women’s Institutes, will be guest speaker at the regular monthlv meeting 01 Thornhill Women’swlnstitute _to be held in the Sunday school hall of the church on 'l‘hursuay afternoon, Apri. let, at 2.15 p.m. sharp. ' Miss F. Lluoine as convenor of Historical Research will have charge of the meeting, which meeting, incidentally, is Mrs. Nightingale’s. Roll Call wil: be a “verse from an old school book”. Members are reminded of the family party to be held at Lawrence Mem- orial Hall and to which members and families of Thornhill District Lions Club have been invited. Packed full of surprises, the party should be fun. Ladies and girls are asked to bring a lunch for two, with two cups. Wed- nesday, April 20th, at 8 p.111. is the date and time. ’ Her many friends will be glad to hear that according to the latest re- ports, Mrs. George Magvas, stricken with a heart attack some weeks ago. is coming along/nicely. A speedy recovery is wished for Mr. F. W. Frater, John St., who un- derwent an operation in Toronto Genâ€" eral Hospital, recently. Mr. Frater hopes to be home within a week. “y Miss Edna Jacques in the United Church, under the auspices of the Young Ladies' Guild. A noted Can- adian poetess and lecturer, Miss Jacques has a charming personality and platform manner, and her poems Mrs. E. G. McKean was guest spea- ker at the regular monthly meeting of Doncaster Ladies' Club, held at the homeof Mrs. Wm. Garnett, Morgan Ave, on Tuesday evening. April 5th. An excellent turnout included four gt‘ests, Mrs. Cole, Mrs. O’Brien, Mrs. Vaudier and Miss Lever. Two new members. Mrs. George Morrison and Mrs. Randall Morrison- were welcomed into membership. Several laws and regulations were drawn up, including the payment of an initiation fee' of $1. and 25c per month thereafter. Two auditors were elected, Mrs. Kindness and Mrs. Cooper. It was reported that $15 had been realized at a euchre sponsored by Mrs. Angel] and Mrs. Law and held at the home of Mrs. Mizen. Recently, an appreciative audience ‘njoyed arpi-ogram and lecture given A. brush demonstration is to be held at the home of Mrs. J. Baker, Clarke Ave" on Thursday, April 21. proceeds from which will be applied to the «funds of the Club. The Women's Association of Thorn- hill United Church held an Easter meeting in the church last Thursday. Presiding" was the president, Mrs. ‘N. L. Morton and Mrs. Wesley Sr. had charge of the devotional. Duncaster Ladies’ Club received into membership â€" eight on transfer and three by profession of faith. Holy week services in the Un- ited Church will be held on Friday at 11 3.111., and on Easter Sunday at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m., with special Easter music by the choir. The Sunday School teachers of the United Church met at the home of Mrs. H. LeMasurier Monday evening. Arrangements were made for the picnic on June 21, most likely to Pel- mo Park. (ionvenors of committees were appointed as follows: Table committee, Mrs. Eric Shulver; sports convenor. Mr. Frank Maw; children’s program, Mrs. Jerram. It was de- cided that for the months of July and August Sunday School would be with- drawn. However. the Sunday School will unite wit-h the Junior Worship- pers League at 11 a.m. M1‘s..Richard Simpson, who has been ill for some time, had another set-back during: the week-end and is once more confined to bed. Her many ‘1'iends. especiallr members of the W.A. and W.M.S. of the United Church wish her a speedy return to health." Cnngratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Denby (former Lorraine D8. \ioson) on the birth of their daugh- tu‘, lrene Elizabeth, in Grace hos- pital. Toronto, on Saturday, April 9. Un Palm Sunday a largely attendâ€" ed Communion Service was held in the United Church here. Eleven were Centre St. SAND, GRAVEL, CRUSHED STONE, 'LOAM & FILL THURN HILL LaGrove Beauty Salon L. W. REID PHONE THORNH ILL Shampoo and Fingerwm‘e 750 Phone Thornhill 10?. for Specializing in all lyps of Permanent Waves Cold Waves. Machine and )lachineless FROM $5.50 1'6 resident-e. the honr17er of MV1TS.Wf;1c;,vw:iv1;l‘1 a heartiness that belied her years. vfirs. Kaufman came to Canada some whence she came to her present home. Mr. Kaufman who lately has not been in the best of health was also present atvfhe festivities. Miss Claire Lecouve, sister of Mrs. Joe Royal and Mrs. Harry Burton will be married to Mr. James G. McAvoy in Kitohener, Ontario, on Saturday May 7th. New At Popular Prices! Uncut! The first three hour film :ince “Gone With The Wind" , . 3 Days! Mon. to Friday April 25, 26, 27, 28, 29 as other valued gifts. The rafi'le shell he culminated with a euehre and dwnre 21' the Lawrence Memorial Hall. Thornhill, when the winning tickets will be drawn. The raffle tickets are now on sale and the date of the dance is April 27th. Coupled with the rafer another entertainment will be a Bingo game in the Richvale school house on Saturday evening: April 23rd, at 8 11m. The proceeds from each‘of the above affairs will be used to buck-up a rather depleted building fund. A very gracious lady of Richvale celebrated her seventy-fifth birthday last Saturday. Mrs. Kaufman, the mother of Mrs. Harold Ince ‘of Spruce Ave.‘ celebrated her birthday at her forty years ‘aoro from the university town of Cambridge in England and after touring our country extensively. eventuallv settled in Port Perry from Doors open at 6:00 Shows at 6:15 & 911'“ n) will try to publish this so as to (give you men a chance to arrange to spend at least one night a week on the building. I would ask that this matter be seriously considered for with your help this year can be a very successful one by givmg the community~ the facilities to carry on n proornm for a full and enterpris- ing futrue. Last Thursday evening was the regular monthly meeting of the East Vaughan Ratepayers Association. The members present were informed that the Vaughan Township Council had passed the by-law which would allow the community hall to be fin- ancially aided with "a grant from the Department of Agriculture. Province of>0ntario under the community centres act. ; The entertainment committee of the’Rateoavers Association have a very ambitious and entertaining pro- gram to offer the residents during; the-next two weeks. They are ar- ranging a raf’r‘lewwith a thorough- hied dog for the first prize as well Tue biggest job will be the comâ€" pletion of the Walls. There are about two thousand concrete blocks already cn the job as well as the steel and joists for the roof. To successfully pass this phase of the program, there will have to be the alesest co-operâ€" ation from the neighborhood regard- in}.r volunteer labor. The building committee will be arranging- a' work- ing schedule And your correspondent will try to publish‘this so as to give Tl‘ne mgg'es pletion of the two thousand cn the job a joisis for th: week end a smml group 01 men a winterized the site of the Ea Vaughan community hall in prepal tzun 101' tms suason’s building pr ROXY THEATRE MARKHAM appointment RICHVALE Thornhill ,m“â€" yessxr â€" las group of men ae site of the Eas p.m. nightly Town and Country Realtors Member 01' the ()mario Association of Real Estate Boards Thornhill Office. Phone 12 I‘Ivenings: Mr. Overbury. phone 48w DAVID MHLEAN SELLS REAL ESTATE i 0000000. 9 O O t O o o 00 0 0669999000OOOOQOOOOQOOQOQOOQOOO00.900.900.900.009 Phone Mr. and Mrs. W. Wilson had din- ner with Mr. and Mrs. R. Boynton on Sunday. Mr. Lloyd Sanderson of Richmond Hill, Mr. and Mrs. R. Perkins and Coral and Miss C. Heise had Sunday dinner with Mr. and Mrs. S. Boynton and family. vice in the church Good Friday at 2.30, in the afternoon. All are cor- dially invited to attend. Easter Sun- iay there will be two services, one it 2.3-0 p.m., the other at 7.30 p.m. Rev. E. A. Currey will be in charge of these services. Special music will ‘ue provided by the Willowdale Male Quartette in the evening. We wish’a speedy recovery to Mrs. A. Chadwick of Markham. Mr. N. Thompson of Zephyr had dinner Friday evening with Mr. and Mrs. R. Perkins and Coral. Mr. and Mrs. P. Williamson of Port Huron. Mieh.. are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. C. Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley DeFoe tended the hockey game between troit and Maple Leafs last week in Detroit. There \{'ill be a special yice in the church Good also the King’s Messengers Male Quartet and there will be movies of the Youth for Christ Conference. Don’t forget next Saturday, April 23. On April 23rd, at 8 p.m., will be .he North Yong'e Youth for Christ at Thornhill Memorial Hall. Geo. Mc- Cleary_ will be there with his violin. Mr. and Mrs‘Siin'iwl-éi'oVa-(‘ih-elt and family were entertained on Saturday evening at the home of Mrs. Broad- belt’s brother. Mr. and Mrs. John Stanley. Likewise we hear that Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Anderson are leaving this community at the same time. We wish them every success also. Mrs. Anderson came here as a bride a little over a year ago and has always been very generous in sharing her musical ability with us. She has been assistant pianist in the Women's In- stitute. Mrs. Annie Mortson celebrated her Srd birthday at the home of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Stone; on Sunday evening. Her family were with her and also Mr. and Mrs. Dave Millan of Rich- mnod Hill. Mrs. ‘Mortson has been confined to her bed for more than a week with a very bad attack of sciat- ica. We are pleased to say she is improving- now. Many cards and other gifts from friends helped to make the _day_ a pleasant one. As next Sunday is Easter Sunday, n the morning at Bible Schol we are iaving' open session when Mr. David Emith will be the speaker. There .\'il] be special singing by the Langâ€" ;tat’f Male Quartet at the evening ~ervice. The speaker will be Mr. C. been, president of the Christian Bus- ness Men’s Association. Mr. and xii-s. Buckan of Toronto will be bring-- 'ng special music. We are looking or a meat nay next Sunday. This week the Sunday School had an at- tendance of 163. It is hoped that there will be at least 175 next Sun- day. fred Bagg. A dainty lunch brought the meeting to a close. - The Woman’s Association will meet Thursday afternoon, April 21, at the home of Mrs. Jack Chapman. This meeting will take the form of a quilting so quilter's, gather together your needles and thimblcs and wend your way to Mrs. Chapman’s Thursâ€" day afternoon, April 21. This will be your last opportunity to gather at the home of Mrs. Chapman in Edgeley. We regret to report that Mr. and Mrs. Chapman are leaving our vicinity on May lst. But we wish theln every suceess in their new home Lungstaff Church News Langstafl' Baptist Young People )resent the Ambassador Male Choir .vith guest soloist, Mrs. Marion Crow- .ey ‘Neyvbyrunder the direction of Mr. ,yril Redford, accompanist Mrs. C. Redtord, at 8.15 pm. on April 14th, 1t Langstafi' Baptlst Church. Come md enjoy an evening. of good music. ‘1 cormal mutation ls extended to all. \dmissicn free. lhe Women's Fellowship will meet next Thursday, April 2lst, at the ‘he home of Mrs. LaRiche, Garden Ave. The Edgeley Women’s Institute met a; the home of Mrs. Ureenlees on rhuissay afternoon with a good at- tendance. There was not much pro- gram other than the business and the e.ec.ion of officers. The officers were carefully chosen and there is every promise of a successful year ahead. ’lhe folloWing were elected: honorary pres, Mrs. J. Hoover; pres. Mrs. Paul Snider; lst vice pres., Mrs. Eldon Fierheller; 2nd vice-pres, 'Mrs. Elmer Stong; secâ€"treas., Mrs. Chas. Agnew; ass’t sec., Mrs. W. McGinn; district director, Mrs. Nelson Peelar; pianist, Mrs. Alf Bagg; ass’t pianist Mrs. Gordon .Anderson; convenors. Agr. and Can. Industry, Mrs. R. Stu, art; ciLizcnship, Mrs. Loeke; histor- ical research. Mrs. Nelson Peelar; so cial welfare, Mrs. C. Summerfeldt; publicity, Mrs. Mc‘Ginn; work, Miss Ella Whitmore; resolutions, Mrs. Al- fred Bagg. A dainty lunch brought LANGS’I‘AFF BAPTIST ("HL'RCH Pastor, Rev. A. R. Jones iunday morning Bible School 11 pm Sunday Evming Gospel Services, A p.m. \Ved., Prayer Meeting, 8 p.111. Friday, Y.P.S., 8 p.m. V lCTURl A SQ UARE TiME TABLE CHANGES CANADIAN NATIONAI . . . . . RAILVVAYS . . . . . 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Stvles that are sure to please the most fastidious (in all Slzes). We carry a complete line from infant‘s Wear to mat- ron’s dresses. For the school girl we have a nice selection of dresses, tumcs and blouses. A word to the Spring bride. Let us help you with your trousseau. ’eak Spring Prices are here and so are A DAM RE ITER HOUSES WANTED Ianulitcluringr Furriers JENNY’S LADIES’ WEAR THQRNHILL 4 FURBIERS ~ VACUUM PACKiD - AVLVWAYS FRESH Fur Styles This Spring Arc: CAPES CAPE STOLES JACKETS NECK PIECES We have some in stock or make them to your order. DAVID McLEAN WILL BE AT AUSTEN’S DRUG STORE Wednesday, Apr. 27th BY DAVID .‘chEAN Eyes Examined, Glasses Fitted and the Second and Fourth Wednesday of each month FROM 9.30 A.M. T0 12.00 NOON THORNHILL FJ... LOWRIE, R.O. EYESIGHT SPECIALIST G e 0 . lab 53 Walk-Rite Shoe Store For Comfortable Shoes Don't wait until your shoes are too far gone. We can do a better job if you' bring them to us early. We also make shoes to order. 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