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It DOESN’T cost a DIME FOR AN ESTIMATE LIBERAL, Richmond HilL Ontario, Thursday. April 28, 1960 CALL TU. 4-4096 “CARED FOR EASY BUDGET TERMS TEL. AV. 5-1951 LIMITED, NOW” Richmond Hill. Ont Following an illness of four months, Olive Marion Spencley. wife of Frederick Spencely, died at the home of her son. Malcolm, 76 Vanbrugh Avenue. Scarbor- ough. on Friday, April 22, 1960. Born Olive Marion Pegg, in Whitchurch Township she lived on the 9th Concession until her marriage to Fred Spencley. when they made their home together at Headford. renting on the Well- man farm. Mr. Spencley farmed at Headford for a number of years and during that time five sons were born to them; after the fifth son had married and left home. in 1941, Mr. and Mrs. Spencley moved to Elgin Mills. and had a market garden on Brookside Road for 11 years. Elgin Mills Lady Mrs. F. Spencley Mourned By Many Fred Spencley was a familiar figure at the St. Lawrence marâ€" ket too, where he sold his farm produce â€" and the beautiful flowers Mrs. Spencley loved, and grew in profusion in her own garden. Both Mrs. Spencley and her husband loved all children, and although they were members of the United Church, most Sunday mornings they attended service at St. John’s Anglican Church, Jefferson. filling their panel truck with all the local children who attended St. John’s Sunday School classes, and who other- wise had no means of transpor- tation at that time. Mrs. Spencley was a good neighbour to all who knew her, and through the years proved a great source of motherly comfort to many a young wife with a growing family. During their years at Elgin Mills, Mr. Spenc- ley worked part-time as a driver for “The Liberal” and was well- known in Richmond Hill. Five years ago Mr. Spencley retired from farming, following a heart attack. and he and his wife moved to Scarborough to live with their son and his wife and family. Surviving with her husband Fred are all their sons, Malcolm R.: Donald F. of Goodwood; Rev. John B. of Peterborough; Robert W., of Sunderland; and Howard G.‘F.. Cardiff, Ontario. The funeral was from McDou- gall and Brown’s Scarborough chapel on Monday afternoon to St. Paul’s United Church, where a fitting service of tribute and consolation was held. The numer- ous floral offerings bespeaking the affection and regrets of all those who had called Mrs. Spenc- ley friend and neighbour. Inter- ment followed in Pine Hills Cem~ etery. Liberal joins their friends in extending deepest sympathy to her sorrowing family. Campaign Chairman Mrs. Gor- don Purves, reports over $3,000 collected to date for the annual Canadian Cancer Society Cam- paign in Richmond Hill and Dis- trict Unit. Owing to bad roads the campaign will run overtime this year. Cancer Campaign Report To 7Da_te Volunteer Canvasser of the Week is a Mrs. Wilson who has been looking after upper Bever- ley Acres, under Captain Mrs. Shaw. Mrs. Wilson has turned in six books with over $50 in col- lections, making a systematic door-to-door campaign, going back when necessary to repeat calls. The sincere sympathy of the community is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Archie‘McFee on the death of her father Mr. Richard Bryan who passed away suddenly while staying with his daughter. The community was also sad- dened to hear of the death of Mrs. Fred Spencely formerly of the McNair property on Brook- side road. Mrs. Spencley passed away last Friday in Scarborough where she and her husband made their home with son Malcolm. Church News Birthday Notes Many' Happy Returns of the day to Darlene Richards and Traude Wenzl both on May 3rd. Sympathy On Sunday morning the Sun- day School children of St. John‘s Anglican Church left their Len- ten boxes in the church during the service. Confirmation classes are held in the Parish Hall on Tuesday night at 7 pm. These meetings are most important so please try your best to attend them. On May 20th the newly el- ected Suffragan Bishop Hunt uf Toronto will confirm the candi- dates. The Afternoon Branch of the WA. held its meeting in the Parish Hall last Wednesday when they discussed the Garden Tea to be held in June. (See Coming events.) They discussed the annual meeting to be held in Toronto, in the new Diocesan Centre and arranged for delegates to at- tend. At this meeting Mrs. S. Snively, who has completed her five year term as Diocesan Pre- sident will make her final report. Neighbourhood Notes Mrs. McNair of Brookside Road was home on Sunday after being confined to the hospital for some time. Mrs. McNair is now spend- ing some time with her daughter Mrs. Ferguson and is wished a speedy recovery by her many friends. Mr. and Mrs. Klein were hap- py to have their granddaughter Kathy Dickman from Toronto to visit them for a couple of days. Mrs. W. R. Capell is spending ELGIN MILLS-JEFFERSON NEWS Correspondent: The Evening Branch of the Woman’s Auxiliary of St. John’s Anglican Church TU. 4-2708 TU. 4-1534 Klein were hap- r granddaughter from Toronto to A ---“B. a 'few days with Mr. and‘ Mrs C. Gould and Peter. Susan Reid spent a couple of days during the holidays wnh her aunt Mrs. A. C. Hoare in Richmond Hill. Deirdre Troyer of Willowdale spent Friday and Saturday with Margie Pagsmore. A speedy recovery for Mrs. O’Neil, who is in St. John’s Con- valescent Hospital is wished by her friends of Elgin Mills. Linda Locke spent a few days in Maple with Glenalee McKee, who then returned home with Linda to spend a few days at her home. Adele Costoff spent a fe with Beverley Locke. Carol Waters attended a py- jama party last Wednesday in Islington at the home of Bever- ley McLaughlin. Lynn Jack and Beverley McLaughlin returned home with Carol for the rest of the holidays. Kenneth Gamble Port Dover where working fpr awhilg Mr. 3nd Mrs. Teddy Gamt and family spent Sunday at Vsaga Beach. Congratulations to Marnie Mil- let for- her part in the Willy Blok‘ Hanson Dance Concert held re- cently in Richmond Hill. The program was very interesting and entertaining to all Who at- tended. Mrs. Giles Kerswill is spen a few days in Toronto with daughter Mrs Holmes, of conbridge. Mr. Roy Holmes Superintendent of the Fa] bridge Nickel Mines is atten a conference at the Royal 1 Hotel. Rev. D. C. II. Michell 1 turned from Montreal wh was visiting his brother Mr Michell who is very ill. Mr. and Mrs. John 1: Greenacres Motel. Novar, with Mr. and Mrs. .1011: on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Bob B have recently moved to mend Hill and have rente former home on Elgin Mill road to Mr and Mrs. P. 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Mr. Laughlin is now the Assistant Cub Master of the lst Jefferson Pack. REMEMBER THE DATE In “Coming Events” this week your columnists. the W.A.’s of St. John‘s Anglican Church, Jeffer- son, ask you to “Reserve June 22nd for the annual Garden Tea at Capt. and Mrs. S. C. Snively’s beautiful estate. Glen Lonely.” 22nd for the annual Garden Tea at Capt. and Mrs. S. C. Snively’s beautiful estate. Glen Lonely.” All proceeds wil go to the Build- ing Fund, for St. John’s Parish Enjoy Trip South Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Leno and Miss‘ Gail Kerfoot spent Easter weekend and part of last week on a motor trip to Williamsbuvg, Washington and Richmond Vu- ginia. They had a wonderful holiday and following the trip Miss Kerfoot went home to Sim- coe to spend the weekend 'Je- fore going back Monday to teach her class at Jefferson Public Hail] Schoc NEWMARKET set April iaylight s II built in many 31' rs. S. C. Snively’s 3. 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