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4 THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill,770ntario, Thursday, December 17, 1959 Miss Marylou Ethel Fugler, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Edward Fugler of Thornhill, and Mr. Robert Stuart Miner, B.P.H.E., of Toronto, whose mar- riage will take place in Thornhill Presbyterian Church the day after Christmas. é iflifiéfléfléfléfiéfiéflé EmuEfléfiéfiéfléfiéflifléfiéfiéfiéfl Thornhill and District News BEST BUY! â€" FANCY QUALITY â€" SAVE 6c CASH! El. MNTE FRUIT BGKTAIL 29c Town JUICE , 25¢ BEST BUY! â€" FANCY QUALITY â€" SAVE 4c CASH! SWEET MIXED PIEKLES 27C BEST BUY! â€" FANCY QUALITY â€" SAVE 4: CASH! "HAULED ANYWHERE} ANYTIME ‘ J. N. Mulholland, Q.C. BEST BUY! â€"- FANCY QUALITY â€" SAVE 6: CASH FRESH WATER 80 Richmond St. West, Toronto Consultation by' Appointment. Phones: 'l‘hornhill AV. 5-3315 Toronto EM 4-2780 To Be Married December 26th Frank Evison ELGIN MILLS TU. 4-2728 Legal ' I b e I Q e e a wants; :Msmsmsmm §£§§§§§9§fim§§§fi§§§1§§ §§§§§fi§¥§¥§95§€§§fi5 €fi§¥§fi3fi§§§fi§£§fiéfié'fiéfiéfiéfiméitifié TELEPHONE AV. 5-2331 JOHN SIMONS (Since 1936 - Holland - Canada) AV. 5-4138 Radios Car Radios JOHN'S T.V. Good Painting PAINTING SPRAYING PAPERING AV. 5-1252 RESIDENTIAL INDUSTRIAL INSTITUTIONAL HI-FI “The Liberal” is always pleased to publish items of interest contributed by in reader: in the Thomhill area . . . . . Our remnntative in Thornhlll in Mrs. Margaret McLem. who may be reached by phoning AV. 5-2331. SUNSPUN 9 Ice Cream half gallon .89: SUPREME Nylcns 5| gauge 15 denier Mixed Nuts .47: Candy Chiistmas .49: GOLDEN HONEY POD Holy Trinity Anglican Church Last Sunday. December 13. was White Gift Sunday at Holy Trin- ity and the gifts of food, toys and clothing will be sent to the Down- town Church Workers’ Assor'iaâ€" tion for distribution. clothing will be sent to town Church Worker tion for distribution. Next Sunday, Decel the Annual Candlelig Service will be held in at 5 pm. This is an ar put on by the choir a are welcome. W.A. Christmas Party About 40 members 1 attended the annual Vi mas Party at Holy Trir hall on December 10th ness meeting was co: the president. Mrs. announced that the 7 ersary of the Women’s of Holy Trinity woul brated on Sunday, with a corporate com: a guest speaker. A number of carols were sung with Mrs. Tobias at the piano. Christmas parcels and money were put in the attractively dec- orated box, done by Mrs. Tom- linson, the convenor of Strachan Houses, and will be delivered by Mrs. G. Howe and Mrs. W. Mc- Lean. Money was voted for gifts for the sick and shut-ins of the parish. Rev. Logan Varey showed pictures which he took on his summer vacation in the Holy Land and were very much enjoy- ed by all the ladies present. Mrs. H. Andrews moved a hearty vote of thanks to Mr. Varey. At the close of the meeting, dainty re- freshments were served by the social convenor, Mrs. L. Red- man, and a social half hour fol- lowed. 3rd Thornhill Cubs & Scouts The Cubs have been working hard for their badges all Fall, and the following badges were recently awarded: 2nd Star â€"- to Chris Calvert. Stewart Smith, Peter Tremaine and David Rounthwaite. As only those Cubs who have earned their 2nd Star are entitled to wear the Leaping Wolf badge on their Scout uniform, these boys. who are now Scouts, also received their Leaping Wolf badge. House Orderly â€" to Douglas BoltOn and David Rounthwaite. Swimmers â€" to Keith Brothere hood and David Rounthwai’w. Cyclist â€"â€" to Scott Tremaine. The Cub Christmas party is to be held on Wednesday at Holy Collectfirs’_Badge â€"7to Gavin Burgess, Douglas Bolton, John Smith, Scott Tremaine. ifiéfiéifiéfl Thornh ill Notes ', December andlelight I )ers and friends 131 W.A. Christ- r Trinity Church ‘ 10th. The busi- s conducted by Its. Lean, who :he 70th Anniv- Ien’s Association would be cele- lay, January 3, communion and 15â€"0z. tins 14 OZ. TEN 2002. TIN 48 OZ. 'I‘IN in’the ( annual r and v PEAS 2m 29¢ :1 afl'alr visitors Choral church 201:} l-lb. cello Trinity Church. Instead of buying a present for each other, the boys are all to bring 25c to be used for buying toys for needy children. The Scouts have also been working hard this fall and have been collecting and repairing toys for needy children. They have had some interesting lec- tures at their meetings â€" one from Dr. Peter Morse who spoke on First Aid and one from Mr. Patrick McTaggart-Cowan, a Do- minion meteorologist who spoke on recording ,weather. A talk on map reading is scheduled for the early new year. to be given by Mr. F. Rounthwaite. The Scouts Christmas party will be held at their regular meeting on Thurs- day. nu; . Scoutmaster Bob Calvert and Akela Bob Shaw are to be con- gratulated on the worthwhile and interesting programs they have provided for these boys. Such programs mean that the boys will stick to their Cubbing and Scout- ing instead of drifting away from it, Thornhill Presbyterian Church On Monday, December 7. the Fm-tnighters held their Christ- mas meeting at the home of Mrs. Jean Stoddart. The program was led by the president, Mrs. Shir- ley Patterson. The Fortnighters’ choir. made up of Mrs. Alice Chambers, Mrs. Shirley Patter- son. Mrs. Shirley Jamieson Mrs. Jean Arnott, Mrs. Mary MacKay and Mrs. Emma Brown, sang sev- eral carols with Mrs. Mary Boyd at the piano. Mrs. Jean Arnott read a story by Helen Keller on how the blind celebrate Christ- mas. Mr. Chambers made a jolly Santa who distributed gifts to the 33 members present. _ The Men’s Club of Thornhill Presbyterian Church held their December meeting at the church on December 8. This was the first meeting conducted by the new executive and they were much gratified to have 69 men present, the largest meeting the group has ever had. It was “Get to Know Your Church" night and the mee- ting was conducted by the presi- dent, Mr. Jack Maver. Mr. Jan Kok introduced the men of the Session in a very amusing way Mr Jack MacKay introduced the Board of Managers and Mr. Alex Brown spoke about the work of the Sunday School. Mr. Tom Mc- Caull discussed the Youth Work while Mr George Mowatt told ab- out the choir. Mr. Bill Linton told about the proposed Cub ier ,89c pair GOLDEN HOUR 7 E93”: Pack soon to be formed at the Church. A fine dinner was prepared and served by the ladies of the WMS and the Fortnighters. The next meeting of the Men’s Club will be in February. ~"rii'e 'Coupleé Club, held their Christmas Party on Saturday, De- cember 12 at the church. The meeting was led by Group 2 with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Cullen in charge Those taking part in the worship and devotion- 31 period were: Mr. & Mrs. Dick Penrose. Mrs. C. Atkinson, Mr. Ei‘lert Sand and Mrs. John Kerr. The Fortnighters Choir sang and games and refreshments were enâ€" joyed. This meeting was also paid a surprise visit by Santa, but this time in the person of Mr. Sand. During the evening, the group presented Rev, and Mrs, Cham- bers with a serving tray and a set of glass tumblers. There were 42 people present“ On Sunday, December 13. the White Gift Service was held and the gifts donated will be present- ed to Evangel Hall. the Presby- terian Mission in downtown Tor- onto. The Yo'ung Adults met on Sun- day evening with Mr. Norman Terry leading the meeting. Mr. Chambers led in the Bible study on “The Divinity of Christ". Re- freshments were served to the 32 young people present. Thomhill Baptist Church During the White Gift Service in Thornhill Baptist Church on Sunday. December 13, members of the Sunday School, in costume, presented a beautiful tableau de- picting the coming of the shep- herds and wise men bringing gifts to the’ Baby Jesus. This was narrated by. Mr. Wm. McGowan, the Sunday School superinten- dent. A lovely solo “What Child is This” was sung by Miss Nancy Wilson. The children then pres‘ ented their gifts and sang "‘Away in a Manger”. The anthem by the choir. “Seek Ye The Lord”, with solo by Mr. Ross Cowie, was an inspiring climax to this service. The White Gifts will be forward- ed to our New Canadian Secret- ary. Mrs. D..G’averluk to help bring Chrstmas' cheer to our New Canadan friends. ‘ ' Next Sunday morning, Decem- ber 20, will be the Christmas Ser- vice, broadcast ‘over Station CJ RH, Richmond Hill, and will be conducted by Rev. Percy Buck. As this service will be Mr. Buck’s last Service in Thornhilh it is hoped that all members and friends will be preSent to wish him and Mrs Buck God speed in their new field at Perry _Spund_. "‘fie‘lfinual Candlefight and Carol service will be observed in the church on Sunday“ December 20th, at 7.30 pm. AURORA : Mayor Murray will visit Ottawa to request Postmas- ter General for improved mail service in the town. Council mem- bers complaine_d that'sot‘nefimes a wait ofrié minutes in the line- up was required for service, 24-02. cello Thornhill Horticulturists Receive Prizes At Banquet Upon arrival, the feminine guests received a lovely tea rose, courtesy of Mr. Percy Bone, who was also responsible for the flow- ers on the head table. Other tabv 1e centrepieces were made and donated by Mr. Ernie Kohler. cre- ating a very gay and festive eff- ect. Members of Thornhill Horticul- tural Society spent an enjoyable evening at their annual dinner and prize-giving. Following singing of God Save the Queen. Mr. J. F. Clark‘ past secretary of the Ontario Horti- cultural Association said grace and the members did justice to a delicious turkey dinner. served by the ladies of the Thornhill United Church. The president. Mrs. J. Bridges, introduced those at the head tab- le, and Mr. Hugh Martin led a lively sing song, afterAwhich Mr. “Dick” Gannelli president of the O.H.A. and Mrs. G, Horton, chairman of the prize committee. Examinations have taken over at Thornhill High School and will carry on right to the beginning of the Christmas holiday period. Things will‘ be really popping once holidays are over as the first league game is scheduled for the first Friday. after school re-opens. The game is against Richmond Hill and the Hill team already have several games under their belts. You basketball players are going to have to make those first four school days really count! A. 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Man- ning. The most points for J. Hanna. tied with the The Percy Bone rose floral arrangement for eon table: Mrs. A. Sm The president most points for Mr. A. Turnpem Mr. A. Turnpenny. The best delphinium in the August show: Mr. F. Teasdale. Merit award for increasing in- terest in vegetables: Mr. Tum- penny. Other members with more than ten points received cash prizes, with less than ten. bulbs. Mr. Clark presented a person- a] gift to Mr. Gonnell for his services to the 0.H.A. and one 400 DAY CLOCK $21.95 J. F. COLE Christmas Special Richmond Hill TUmor 4-1312 GEO. MCMURRICH SONS LIMITED 24 Elizabeth St. N. Richmond Hill Jewellers 7764 YONGE S'l‘. THORNHILL SWIFT’S PREMIUM FULLY COOKED AV. 5-3485 am HERBERT R.’ BUTT Sumner. prize for the new member: roses: Mr. Mannings. bowl for a a lunch- Dependable Associated With Service Telephone to Mr. Healey for his services to the Thornhill society. Mrs. Brid- ges presented a gift to Mr. Heal- ey and a plant to Mrs. Healey as tokens of appreciation on the oc- casion of Mr. Healey’s retire; ment as secretary. after SOme years in the position. V Mr. A. Sumner introduced the guest speaker. Mr. P. McTag art- Cowan. head of the meteoro ogi» cal services for the Federal De: partment of Transport, who gave a very interesting talk on weath- ;er and ways in which it may be jmodified by the individual gar- ‘ener to suit his individual re- quirements Mrs. Bridges thanke‘d‘ Mr. Mu- Taggart-Cowan and Mr. Art Bone distributed the door prizes, bring- ingda very pleasant evening to an en . ~ Ihornhill Pharmacy C. E. STONEBURG Chemist & Druggist AV. 5-2503 Yonge St. Thornhill Max Factor Cosmetics Prescription Service View-Master Expert Drug Service 4 Wellington St. E. Vitamins Toronto EMpire 2-3458 fl§fi§§§§fii Toronto Reel. m}. unu Dug}