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W. J. Taylor. Reeve K. W. Tomlin. Deputy-Reeve: C With every good wish to all the citizens and and welcome to those who on January Ist bec Greater Richmond Hill. anfllllll“lllllllllllllllllmlllllllllI““llllllllll“llllllllllllllllllmlm“\lllllllllllllllmmumilllllllllllllllllllllll“lllllll“111mmllllllllll\“\l\llllLE ill mmuuunuuuumluumunnmmI“munmummlmnunumnuumm\mmmuuunnm11mmm\uulnummulumlmmnnmummnumufi ELGIN MILLS 78A Yonge St. South Richmond “BUY NOW â€"- SAVE NOW â€"â€" SEW LATER” LICENSED ELECTRICIAN .LEUE WIRING - MAINTENANCE â€" REPAIRS oujmo ‘ MOTOR REWINDING 78 Richmond St., l?|CHMQND filLL TU. 4-1343 HAROLD P. MATTHEWS “5W '5? and may 1953 bring to you th : very best of everything. 4&9955 MANUFACTURERS OUTLET VILLAGE OF RICHMOND HILL LIBERAL, Richmond Hill, Thursday. Jan. 1, 1953 JOE (Reg. M & G Electric) WEBER'S GROCERY As the old year gives way to the Ring out the old Ring in the new ....‘.... and may 1953- bring to you very best of everything. new, we wish for all a happy, When the bells ring out at the stroke of midnight, may they ring in one of the best years of your life . . . with gom health and abiding happiness for yo: and your family . . . with success for you highest ambitions and fullfillment ( your most cherished desires. ‘ouncillors W. Middleton, successful 1953. the citizens and. a special greeting January Ist become citizens of the TUmer 4-1721 Richmond Hill you the Russell Lynett, Clerk erkins and Jack Rice The W.M.S. and W.A. of Central United Church held a joint meet- ing in the church on Thursday, December 11 Mrs. Geo. Martin and Mrs. A. E. Milner conducted The Fidelis Group of Central United Church held a successful square dance in the veterans’ hall recently. Music was provided by Bill and Keith Brodie and Bert Gar ouse was the caller. W.M.S. and WA. Mr. and Mrs. Talbot Findlay of Thornhill visited with his brother, Mr. Milton Finday recently. Central United Church Mr. and Mrs. Robert Watson and [the service. Mrs. Frank Rae was is mother, Mrs. K. B. Watson vis- in charge of .he devotional period. ited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. A. E. Milner, Mrs. G. Mar- Balfour of Oshawa. itin. Mrs. E. Casplpv Mr: F. 1.2- PICKERING TWP. : The building boom continues here. Building In- spector Frank Prouse reports that thecost of new buildings erected in November amounted to $240,- 600 while the total for the year was $1,641,350.’ STOUFFVILLE : Residents in the area are complaining of low hydro voltage which blows out light bulbs and picture tubes in TV sets. The hydro is investigating. June is well known in Richmond Hill and she attended school here. She received her degree in nurs- ing at the Toronto General Hospiâ€" tal and after spending some months nursing in Toronto went to the Vancouver General Hospital where she spent three months. At pres- ent June is holidaying with her parents prior to leaving for Mon- treal. , Miss June Butt, R.N.. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Butt of Eli- zabeth St., Richmond Hill, will commence her duties as an air hostess with the Trans~Canada Air Lines on January 5. 1953. A six week training course will be held in Montreal for the new air line hostesses before they go on actual flights. CORRESPONDENT: MRS. LEN RAIN/EY, UNIONVILLE UNIONVILLE NEWS Phone Unionville 112.] A very enjoyable time was spent at Cherry Hill Farm recently when through the kind invitation of Mrs. Madsen, the advanced En- glish classes were entertained by Mr .and Mrs. C. Rogers. There were new Canadians present from Denmark, Latvia, Austria, Spain and Norway. Mr. Wettleson from Norway operated a sound film pro- jector to show Department of Edu- cation pictures of Canada. Dr. Ovens of Toronto showed pictures of Algonquin Park and of the 1952 Santa Claus parade. Mr. Verweel, talented Dutch musician and com- poser presented several numbers. Mrs. Wettleson assisted by Mrs. Neilsen served coflee and pastries followed by a short period of dan- C1112. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Victor Blough on the birth of a baby daughter at Markham Nursing Home this week. Mr. K. B. Watson has recently taken a trip to Florida. Mrs. Ramer .of Markham visited her son Mr. Jonah Ramer and fam- ily recently. Mr. Lloyd Stephenson of Brook‘ lin spent a couple of days visiting his mother ,Mrs. H. Stephenson. We welcome Mr. Waltef‘ Fox who has come to stay at the Trocedero. Cherry Hill Farm Mr. and Mrs. Harold Thorn have moved into their new apartment at the home of Mrs. Robert Stiver. We are sorry to lose Mrs Anderson of Station St. who taken up residence in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Williain Ma'rtin are visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Glenny. The annual ratepayers meeting of Markham S. S. No. 10 will be held in the Unionville Public School on December 30 at 8 p.m. Please note the change of date. Mr. Percy Cooper Was taken to the hospital last week, but we are plgqsed torhear he is improving. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Baggs on the birth of a son at Markham Nursing Home last week. There were 101 present at Cen- tral United Sunday School last Sunday. At the Church service which followed Holy Communion was celebrated and three children were baptized. The following were received as new members in the church, Mr. and Mrs. Kemp, Mrs. H. Scott, Mr. Peter Scott, and Mrs. H. Findlay. Ratepayers’ Meeting Miss Grace Fischer entertained her friends at her home recently following a skating party at the Unionville Arena. Congratulations Through the kindness of the T. Eaton Co. the veterans were able to entertain an audience of about 90 at a full length technicolor pic- ture of the 1952 Santa Claus par- ade on Saturday, December 20. A kiddies’ show of four comedies was also given. The same show was given for the veterans and their families on the following Sunday afternoon, after which Santa Claus arrived and presented the child- ren with gifts. The Junior Farmers will hold a New Year’s party at the veterans’ hall, Unionville, on January 5. This year the campers are plan- ning the entertainment. Veterans’ Association Entertains Mrs. Howard Summerfelt Cashel visited recently with daughter, Mrs. Ina Middleton New Year’s Party The rest of the meeting was for the mothers and children of the Mission Band and the Baby Band. The‘ hostesses were Mrs. George Martin and Mrs. A. E. Milner. Mrs. A. E. Milner, Mrs. G. Mar- tin, Mrs. E. Caseley, Mrs. E. La- Rose and Mrs. A. L. Brown gave a Christmas service from the Miss- ionary Monthly. Mrs. W. Thomas gave ’a reading by Raymond Mc- Donald Alden "Why the Bells Rang.” On Wednesday, December 17, the members of the Thornhill Bowling League held their Christ- mas Bowl at the Willow Bowling Academy. The following were the prize winners: Mens’ high 3 games, Wallaée Elgie, 719; 2nd, Dunc Ball 672; lst High single, Keith Jamieson, 308: 2nd high single, Dave Mizen 247; lst ladies high three games, Heather Mor- rison, 730; ladies 2nd high three games, Kay Reid 668 lst ladies high single game, Rita Hodgson, 256; 2nd ladies high single, Jean Smith, 252.’ Hidden score prize was won by Art Palmer. The next bgwling night will be January 7, 1 53. Highland Park Bowlers had an excellent turn-out for the chicken roll on Wednesday, December 17. ‘The second series of 13 weeks will commence on Wednesday, Janu- ary 7, and it is hoped all those who have been bowling, plus some new- comers will turn out. Those win- ning chickens were: Bob Fisher, Norman Todd. Al Stagg for the men, and Kay Williamson, Mary Nichol and Jean Hopson for the ladies. They had hidden score games with prizes and winners of these were Ivor Francis, Elizabeth Jennings. Flora McMullen. Len Gazey and Janet Gledhill. Ken Minor still held high single flat for men with 312 and Lisa Fleming for ladies with 287. Ivor Francis had 3 high flat of 799, and Kay Williamson for ladies had 594. Iv- or Francis has high average 212, followed by Floyd Baillargeon. 201. Ladies high average, Lisa Fleming, 168, Kay Williamson, 166. Highland Pk. Bowlers Hold Chicken 7 Bowling Hold Xmas Bowl Highland Park DISTRICT SPBRT NEWS has of her AND A SALUTE TO GREATER RICHMOND HILL GREETINGS... Team standing at close of first series was: Ball's Beauties, 53 pts.; Floyd's Flocks. 52; Ritchie's Roam- ers, 43 pts.; Gazey’s Groaners, 42 pts.; Francis Flyers. 39 pts.; Min- or‘s Midgets, 23 pts. RICHMOND HILL DEVELOPMENT CO. LTD. QEIiffurh Roger}; Realtor Roll Teams No. 1 vs. 3 and 2 vs. 4 of Maple Ladies will bowl Monday evening, January 5. High lady for Monday, December 15, was Joan White, with a score of 281 for one game and 588 for three games. Maple Bowling Exclusive Agents P. J. McCONVEY MGR. 19 Centre West, Richmond Hill Hot 011’ the griddle comes another K N E W Y E A R V I) May everyone of its 365 days be ( packed with happiness for you! Savage Insurance Services GENERAL INSURANCE munity. . . . you to make the Greater Richmond Hill of the future, an ideal com; homes, busy industry, prosperous business. and above all happy and contented people. Richmond Hill and we hope the vill- age will always be one of attractive come. . . . the New Year, and all the years to we e: and acres to its area and more than a thousand people to its population. time of incorporation in 1873, are extended to add more than a thous- aries of Richmond Hill fixed at the and greater Richmond Hill is born. We look forward to working with We have faith in the future of Effective January 1, the bound- To all citizens of Richmond Hill As the New Year dawns, a new TUrner 4-1219 .10. 0.]