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Editor Margot Crack Bronze medals were received by a well deserving hard working twosome. Janice and Wendy James. for a piano duet at the Peel Music Festival on Tuesday. April 25th. Congratulations to Miss Carson's second season stu- dents! t O t C An interesting weeks holiday sightseeing in Washington. Get- tysburg. Williamsburg and Anna- polis was spent last week by Mrs. J. Symington who was ac- companied on the trip by three friends from Kitchener. O t t o The Richmond Hill Jayccttcs held their montiiiy dinner meetâ€" ing at. the new home of Mrs. Estelle Markham on April 20. I961. The members prepared an Italian dinner following which the business affairs were attend- ed to. New members Sandra Bak- cr. was inducted and received her membership pin. 11 It! it it Quote: worth repeating... Words of wisdom from en- tertainer Bob Hope: “I don't say a dress should be tight but I do think that when a women gets into a dress we should have some idea where she is." Local Track Star ToWed.0nJune3‘ Marian Munroe. Richmond Hill track star and a member of the Canadian Team will be married on June 3 to Mr. Jim Snider of the East York Track Club. As Mr. Snider is a middle distance runner and Marion is a sprinter. you figure out just who caught who. Or should it he whom? .iim Snider will be graduating this year from in commerce and finance course at the University of Toronto and Miss Munroe will be graduating from Teachers’ College. Both young people plan on carrying on their track car- eers and everyone who knows them wishes them both the best that the world holds. Presbyterian Womens Association Pan-American Games ? Steve Appieby will be appearâ€" ing in the General Motor‘s pro- ‘duction of “The Neighbour“ be- ing presented this Sunday on C BC. T.V. at 9 pm. -t« m it a: By the looks of things. "The Liberal‘ promises to become a TV resources camp. Alex Sjoberg. our ‘grapho analyst. will appear on the iBET’I‘ER LATE program lll.00 - 111.30 p.m.l hosted by Rick Camp- bell. on Channel 9 on Monday May 8. Mary Dawson of "The Lib- ‘cral.’ is expected to appear on a CBC-TV show later in the month. t t C I One hundred and thirty mem- bers of the Eastsidcr's Bowling .League attended the banquet and dance at Graystones. Aurora. last iFriday evening. Proceeding the banquet each guest received a sur- prise gift and roses were given to tall the ladies. Presentation of troâ€" lphies followed with Jeanne Rich- rccognition for their high aver- age throughout the season. Dan- ‘cing concluded a very success- ful evening. The new slate of of- ficers for next season are: Bill Jones. President: Lillian Mayor. .retary. #- i- ‘h 10! Richmond Hill was well rep- resented in ‘An Evening of Bai- iet' presented by the students of Toronto Collegiate on Friday ‘last. The students from this area .were Lesley Abbott and Lynn lFreeman. both from Harrygan ‘Crcsecnt. Lynn appeared first as one of the children in the Snowman scene. This was a very attractive theme particularly when the Ice Fairy came along and woke up the Snow man and they danced together Lesley was one of the snowflakes. who next, appear- ed. all beautifully dressed in their glittering finery. . In Fantasy Cinderella. Lesley gave a lovely performance. first appearing in her “rags” and then being transformed into the beauâ€" tiful gowned Cinderella. The Hill can be proud of two .such talented representatives. Hears Fashion Expert At Lunch That "Fashion Can Be Fun'KGeorgena Spearn and furs by Keners. F. M. Redclmcier. Treasur- was demonstrated conclusively by‘ Mrs. Dorothy Jenkinson. follow- ing the annual spring luncheon of ‘ monstrated how the Women‘s Association of the Presbyterian Church April 26. Mrs. Jenkinson described fashion as the prevailing art of line and‘ colour in dress. She said this season features new lines. new colours and new combinations of colours ~- a trend which has pro- ved very popular and is forecast to carry over into next fall. Advising her audience of 200 women to shop mind. to try the new colours and lines, she also encouraged wo- men to “keep and wear your favo ourites, but be sure they still do something for you.” Each season. she said. it is wise to buy one good outfit and acces- sorize it to the limit. Sometimes the accessories will cost. more than the costume. but it is mon- ey well spent. she averred. if it creates high fashion. Jewellery Emphasizcd With the assistance of Mrs.‘ Myrtle. Bennett. and with Mrs. Bert Relf. Mrs. Helen Nesbitt. with an open‘ Stiff Furs. all of the Richmond Heights Plaza. Mrs. Jenkinson de- jewellery and other accessories could fit a suit or dress for all activities of a tbusy woman's day. The jewellery was provided by Bond-Boyd & Co. Limited, and .Marvella and Anthony. and make- ‘up by Beauty Counsellor. Mrs. Jenkinson pointed out that this is the season to bring out that 'antique amethyst jewellery or the lpearl sunburst and wear them with pride. Presented With Roses Seated at the head table, de- corated with spring flowers and lighted tapers. were Mrs. M. Do- cherty, president of the Women‘s Association who welcomed all the resenting the United Church: Mrs. G. Francis representing the Evening Auxiliary; Mrs. Thomas tMoore. honorary president of the lassoeiation; Mrs. J. N. Hepburn lwho asked the blessing; Mrs. V. ‘Ross. who introduced the guest speaker. and Mrs. W. H. Burnie. who expressed the thanks of the Mrs. Vina Allen. and Mrs. Ruby gathering to Mrs. Jenkinson and ardson and Bill Jones receiving Treasurer; George Nicholson. See- . the Academy of Ballet at North guests. Mrs. C. Higginson. rep-I Mrs. Albert Chapman has re- turned permanentiy to her home at 153 Yonze St. South from her southern winter holiday in Ari- znna. u- :a it a St. Stephen's Anglican Church. Maple. will be combining their Confirmation Service with St. Gabriel's Church in Richmond Hill this Sunday. 0 O 0 it Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Fettes had luncheon at the imperial Room with Sir John and Lady Margaret' Duncanson on their recent flying visit to Toronto frmn London. England. tilt-it- ’l'lie new executive of the Rich- mond Hill High School Student Council for the 1961/62 term are President. Ed Addison; Vice ‘President. Charleen Smith: Trea- surer. John Perkins; Secretary. Deidre Hunt. 4‘ if! it! it Robert Freeman. 10 year old‘ pianist and Lynda Reeds. 11 year told singer were fortunate to be included in Channel 11 “Tiny. Talent Time” show being the last‘ .of the current season. on Sunday.l April 23rd. Both youngsters. pu-‘ pils of Miss R. Garson, were‘ excited upon being presented with t a sterling silver pin and a fram-l ed award for participating in this programme. ‘ a ii! a a- St. Gabriel‘s W. A. held its. regular meeting on Tuesday. Ap-. ril 25th. An interesting set of‘ slides were shown by the educa- tional secretary Mrs. ‘man. illustrating part of the Misâ€" ision Study. The rest of the‘ meeting was devoted to planâ€" ning for the forthcoming rum- mage sale to be held this Sat- ‘urday. May 61h from 10 until 13 p.m. NewOIticers ‘For UW Club Miss Frances Hurst. Rich- mond Hill. was elected president of York County University Wo- ‘men‘s Club at the annual meet- ing Monday night. She succeeds. Mrs. W. R. Outerbridgc. Auroran Mrs. .l. L. Forster is first vice-i president and Miss Edna Izzard is second vice-president. Record-l ing secretary is Mrs. Keith Norâ€"2 .ris and corresponding secretary isn er is Mrs. R. J. Watford. Mrs. E.i H. Veaie is membership secretary land Mrs. Frank Walden is fed- iei‘ation representative. Mrs. W. ‘S. Lundy is program convener :and Mrs. Wm. Thompson is soc- ial convener. Mrs. James John- Iston is press representative and ‘Mrs. Lorne Lee is archivist. Mrs. W. P. Fish is study group conven- er. Finance committee chairman is Mrs. Watford. ‘ Official representatives of the lClUb attending the triennial con- ;ference of Canadian Federation of iUniversity Women at the Univer- sity of Western Ontario, London. August 14 to 18 will be Miss Hurst. Mrs. Lundy and Mrs. Wal- den. Alternate delegates attend- ing will be Mrs. Forster. Mrs. Jan Ochalski and Mrs. Johnston. l Following the reading of annual ‘reports a panel composed of Mrs. ’J. H. MacDonald. Mrs. Oehalski and Mrs. J. C. Belknap. with Miss ‘Izzard as moderator. discussed pseudo-serious subjects in an ex- l l l Mr. and Mrs. Fred Slater from Ottawa. were recent guests at _the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Banks. Riiggles Avenue. O i It I! As a service to our many rea- ders. “The Liberal‘ is always pleased to receive any newswor- thy itcms for this column. Drop us a line. or call TU. 4-1105 for inclusion in “Life in the Hill." var xix it: a Mr. and Mrs. R. Ryland spent several days in New York where they included the Broadway pro- duction of “The L'nsinkablc Mol- ‘ly Brown" in their entertainment itinerary. Ar *- i- it' Fire Chief Alfred Stong attendâ€" ed the Ontario Firc Chiets Con- ference held at the University of Toronto. for three days last. week. Modern methods of fire-l ‘fighting and inspection were stud- ‘icd by the hundred fire depart-i lassist you with them. Jean Whit. ‘ tlon Itend a Mother's Day Tea and sale lcellent spoof of a weekly TV lpaneL Mrs. Ronald Fraser. R King. has offered her home as -a for ? Wilson modelling chic costumeSIpresented her with a bouquet of the May 29 dinner meeting of. by Patricia White. millinery by Richmond Hill's finest. roses. ‘the club. ment representatives who \verei present. a t o t The home of Mrs. E. Robiin. llunt. Avenue was the April meet-1 ing place for the executive of the; lst Richmond Hill Scout Moth-i ers’ Auxiliary. The May dinner‘ will take the place of the nexti regular monthly meeting and this. ‘year it is being held at the Ridge} lnn. Oak Ridges. *‘t‘d‘t Mother's Day Problems? i Let the “D” group of the Richâ€"t mond Hill United Church W.A. An invita-l is extended to you to al-1 of decorate-d cakes and cut flow-l ers to be held in the Christian Education Building on Saturday.! May 13th. See Coming Events‘ for further details. l s :r s t ‘ April baptisms at St. Mal‘y'si Anglican Church: George, Scott. son of Mr. and Mrs. N. A. Saun- ders: Norma Suzanne. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Thompson; Brett. son of Mr. and Mrs. Geof- frey Knowles: David Scott. son of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Walker, Richmond Hill. and Colin Ed- ward. son of Mr. and Mrs. G. Em McFariane, Edmonton. Alberta. xv w a s l The Inner Wheel of the Rotary Club of Richmond Hill held theirl lsccond annual Dessert Bridge at Summit, View Restaurant on Thursday. April 27th. This was a gala event with a capacity crowd. The ladies with their new spring hats and smart ensembles presented a colourful picture. The prizes were bountiful and the members wish to express their gratitude to the merchants. companies and friends for their generosity. i The guests were welcomed by president Betty Dixon and the bridge was convened by Isobel Butler assisted by Jean Clarke. Ruth Chandler and Ann Mur- ray. slid“ ' At the regular meeting of ()an ‘Lady Queen of the World C.W.L. on April 20. installation of offi- cers took place for the. following year. Elected were: i President. Mrs. G. J. Robert Boyle; lst Vice-President. Mrs. P. McConvey; 2nd Viceâ€"Pres- ident. Mrs. H. O‘Toole; 3rd Vice-i President. Mrs. J. Pennyfather; Treasurer. Mrs. E. Dawson; Re- cording Secretary. Mrs. J. 1101‘- nett; Corresponding Secretary. Mrs. G. McMahon; Councillors to .be appointed by Rev. Father F. 1C. Robinson. Discussions of the evening were the lst annual com~ inunion supper and the four week ‘, go along to the auditorium on leadership course to be held Monday. May 8 and express your in May. lviews. , for ison gave an informative talk on tW.A. will be on charge of the' .Bake Sale and Delicatessen. Nov- .ember 18 is the date of the An- ‘ Mrs. ‘8 o‘clock in the High School. ‘gram. .eration. Nominations will also be Dclmerl throuzh inclement weather and school holidays. the ('anadian (‘anecr canvassers are ~till bu.<_\ completing their calls. ,\iunficient public support. has re- sulted in 300 of their quota Ilt‘lliE! reached - so when your vo- lunteer canvascr calls. please give :enci‘ously and support your Richmond llill L'nit. s at is v Members of the Richmond Hill Women‘s Institute are reminded of their next meeting on Thurs" day. Mav llth at '2 pm. to hei held as usual in the Library ail- ditorium. This will be the inter-l ‘national meeting. Mrs. J. I’oiiai‘dil being the speaker. Please re-l’ member to bring along an article: for the “Bi-ing and Buy Auction."l ilow about that white elephant. ‘to your, a plant. home baking ore that extra pair of pillow cases: you have on hand'.‘ Guests from Maple WI and Thornhill WI are expected to attend. It is Av its The evening of .\pi'il 61h was the Ritual of Jewels Ceremony Delta Lambda Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi sorority. This is the Ritual at which those girls. who have been pledges since Oct-. ober turn in their pledge pins and after a beautiful ceremony receive their jeweled pins. The Ritual of .lewels ceremony was read by the president. Mrs. H. Horlock: assisted by the vice-president! Mrs. A. Smith. The girls .vho re-i ecived jeweled pins were: Mrs. Libby lienscn. Mrs. Glenna Tay-. lor. Mrs. Bridie Killean and Miss Vera Johnson. Refreshments were served by our hostess. Mrs. Jean Pcrdiearis. it! it it I! The Monday Afternoon Bowling' League curled their bowling ses- sion for another season with an afternoon tea and presentation of prizes at the ABC Bowling Alleys. Series winners were: Doris Spafâ€" ford. Roz Anderson and Helen Tonner. Playoffs: Helen Tonner; consolation. Beth Rice. High av- crage: Helen Tonner. Pauline Price. Beth Rice and Mar: Par- tington. High single: Doris Spat- ford and high triple. Pauline Ab- bott. A vote of thanks was given to Pauline Price. owner of the alloys. for her wonderful home made tea and for all her assis- tance given to the league throughout the season. -i< >i: a a At the May meeting of the W.A. of Richmond Hill Presby- terian Church. Miss Mary Daw- formation and early years of the Sunday School. which will cele- brate its 150th Anniversary on June 18. September ll meeting of the W.A. will consist of a Peach Tea and Penny Auction and members will be asked to bring a guest. The Presbyterian Church plans a Summer Fair on June 2 and the. nuai Bazaar and those who are working on bazaar articles are asked to hand them in at the June meeting. At the conclusion of the meet- ing refreshments were served by H. H. Mackay and Mrs. 1. Allen. a- t t it . The Richmond Hill Home and‘ School Association meeting will be held on Monday. May 8 at Mr. Ellis. vice-principal will be the guest speaker. The High School band under the direction of Mr. Atkinson have been work- ing very hard and will provide the musical portion of the pro- It is also election night. A nomination committee headed by Mr. M. Tanner has prepared a slate of officers for your consid- accepted from the floor during the meeting. so do attend and make certain there is a strong erecutive for the coming year. There seems to bea lack of in- terest of late in the Home and School Assocation. A paid up membership of 28 does not seem to be enough for a school of this size. Perhaps you have sugges- tions as to what. is wrong or how interest may be aroused in this worthwhile organization. Do Inner Wheel Of Rotary Holds Lovely Spring Bridge . Gay spring hats were the order of the day at the lovely sprint: bridge held under the atispices of the inner Wheel of Rotary. Some .3 200 ladies enjoyed an afternoon of bridge at the Summit View Res- taurant. The ladies were of the inner Wheel. welcomed by M ‘ _ LOCALLY AND_~ SAVE‘IMEY-l * “ ion in F Minor" by Tchiakovsky. THE LIBERAL. Richmond Hill. Ontario. Thursday. May 4. 1961 Rev. Arthur A. Chote. has been conducting once again the unique rural training school for divinity students and clergy of the Anglican Churâ€" ch being held this year at Bradâ€" ford. the heart of one of Canada‘s richest farming areas. Some 27 men and women from the city _taking the course were billeted in farm homes. attended lectures on rural socialogy. rural pastoral training. co-operatives and credit'. unions and farm equipment. Rev. Chote of Toronto's Church of the Messiah is a former rector of St. Mary's Anglican Church. Rich- mond Hill and founder of the ru- ral training course. designed to acquaint city folk who will be going out to rural parishes with some of the problems they face. it- it it it! The April 4 meeting of Delta Lambda Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi was held at Mrs. Glenna Tay- lor's home. 430 Bonita Cres. After a brief business meeting the program on the Enjoyment of Music was presented. Mrs. Hazel Iloriock spoke on the lives of Mozart and Handel. after whichl Mrs. Pat Holmberg compared the lives of the two composers and how they affected their music. A portion of Handel‘s "Messiah" and an Aria from Mozart‘s “Mar- riage of Figaro" were heard. Mrs. Audrey Barnett chose Cho- pin and Tchaikovsky as her choice. She gave a brief history of each after which she played two recordings; one of “Fantasie Impromptu" and the “Minute Waltz" by Chopin. and the other was a part of “Symphony No. 4 *i‘i‘ik “The Jet Age" -- plus modern automobile transportation -- en- abled Mr. and Mrs. Stan Pipher‘ to enjoy a week’s vacation at. Lauderdale by the Sea. Florida. in ‘ ji 3t eight days away from busi- ness in Richmond Hill. Several thousand miles were travelled in the air. plus 800 miles by car. the first leg of the trip from Malton to Tampa on the west coast of Florida in just 21/2 hours. On arrival at Tampa. a 1961 car was rented and a scenic drive was made down through St. Petersburg. Sarasota, Fort Myers. on through the Ev-. erglades to Miami. and to Laud- erdaie by the Sea. situated on the east coast of Florida and Atlantic Ocean. After a week's enjoyable stay at this spot -- during which time excursmns to Cypress Gardens and other points of interest were covered -- Mr. and Mrs. Pipherv drove through the orange groves of central Florida. lake coun- try and through Orlando to Tam- pa -- from which city they flew back to Canada in just a little more than two hours by T.C.A. Jet plane. o is a t l Delegates. executive officers and some members of the After- noon Branch of the Woman's Auxiliary, St. Mary’s Anglican Church, attended the 75th meet- ing of the Toronto Diocesan Board of the Anglican Church of Canada. The services were held in the new Diocesan Centre Hall of St. James Cathedral. Toron- to, on Monday. Tuesday and Wed- , nesday of this week. At the celebration of Holy Communion on Monday morning. in St. James Cathedral. one thousand and fifty women took Communion, the largest number ever administered by the Cele- brantt, the Right Reverend F. H. Wilkinson. Lord Bishop of Tor- onto. In add-ition to the conducting of general business and election of officers, the day and evening sessions were highlighted by in- spiring addresses, including the address of the Right Rev. Ken- neth D. Anand, Lord Bishop of Amritsar, India. The Bishop and Mrs. Anand were interviewed on the TV "ml-Tabloid” program on Monday night, both express- ing‘so much in such a limited period. “The Role of Women in Today's Society” was the sub- ject of the address of another talented speaker. Miss Marion Royce. Director. Women's Bureau. Department of Labor. Ottawa. Outstanding addresses on Tues~ day afternoon and evening were given by Mrs. F. M. Bastin. Dom- inion Christian Social Service. and by Miss Mary Rendell.‘B.A.. S.T.B.. W.A. Executive Secretary. Kinsmen Karnival Starts On Monday i For fun and frolic for both ‘ ‘ sexes and all ages. the Richmond ‘ Hill Fairgrounds will be the focal point from May 8 to 13 when the Kinsmen Karnival will hold forth. 7 The carnival's lZ-unit features ’will need no introduction to dis-‘ triet and Toronto citizens. The Karnival is the same organiza- tion which delighted the [tiny minded in Newmarket for 12 con-‘ seeutive years under sponsorship. of the Optimist Club. West Tor-, of the same carnival for fiver years running. The local 22»i member Kinsmen Club of Rich- mond Hill is confident that it has is winner. I Proceeds from the week-longi carnival will go towards boys‘ club work. co-ordinated welfare needs and local ball teams. There will be the immemorial Ferris. “‘ wheel. roller coaster and fly-away Lwheei. There'll be candy and ipop. balloons and hot dogs. lThere'll be something for every- .one and everyone. beside having a good time. will be making a 501-: .1d contribution to welfare pro-‘ 'jects and sports opportunities ‘for local youth. 7A SQUARE 'DEAL ‘â€"â€" at , rs. Arthur Dixon, president: â€"~ Photo by Lagerquist (L MOTORS 1 onto Kinsmen availed themselves‘ _ “ » Opposiie Dunlap: Observes! 5 TYPING - DI'PIJCATING 4 MAILINGS FAST SERVICE QUALITY WORK W i I I i a m 5 Secretarial Service PHONE TI‘. 4-2208 For appointments or pick-up and delivery Typewriters - Adding Machines SALES . SERVICE - RENTALS L. H. 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