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Merry wrist/mg Town Inn Restaurant AL'S CYCLE & SPORT 30 YONGE ST. S. Please be advised we shall be closed Christmas Day, Boxing Day and New Year’s Day 25 Yonge St. S. Richmond Hill ARMSTRONG'S Jewellers Ltd. BING LEW. PROP. RICHMOND HILL TU. 4-3152 RICHMOND HILL Kan Cub Pack There was an excellent turn- out of Kaa Cub Pack. lst Bev- erley Aeres Scout Troop on Tuesday, December 11th for the “Going Up Ceremony" when four boys from the Pack went up into the Troop. To Chris Pappas. David Hamilton. Gary Parsons and Clark Fockler. go the very best wishes of the Pack. as they continue with the next phase of Scouting. It was back to work again on Thursday night when a full pro- gramme of instruction an lgames was carried out. The lmain item of instruction for ‘the evening was on the make-up ‘of the national flag. and some of its tradition. This was followed by inter-six they can answer the challenge and live up to the strict re- quirements of the Scout Law. If you feel that this is for you -- a phone call to PR. 3- 5414 after six o’clock in the ev- ening will give you further in- formation. Any person who pur- chased tickets for Christmas trees from the Group -- would they please collect them as soon ‘as possible. There are still a few trees unsold, and for those who have yet to buy a tree -- please support the cause â€"- just d phone Mr. Costoff, TU. 4-2532, who will be pleased to “help you to help us" -- the Scouts The next regular meeting of the 1st Jefferson Cub Pack will be in 1962. on January 11th. lst Beverley Acres Scout Troop This was followed by inter-six competition. based on the in- struction. Competition is very keen -- as the other sixes are trying to win the “Good Hunt- ing Pennant" away from the Red Six -- the present holders. lst Jefferson Pack “Presents for all" when good old Santa visited the Ist Jeffer- son Cub Pack last week. the mo- thers each receiving a gift that the Cubs had made at previous meetings. and the drivers in the car pool were remembered with a small gift. The boys brought white gifts for the needy family, but two small cub uniforms are needed to complete the hamper. so, if anyone has a small uniform or parts that they could donate, a call to PR. 3-5414 will ensure speedy collection and delivery to the right family. A The lst Jefferson Scouts have decided to forego the exchange of gifts and pool their efforts to make a present for one of the Troop that is in hospital. Plans are under way for the winter camp, and the Skipper states that the Troop is plan- ning at least one camp per month. amammmfi Powell Furniture 8: Discount Sales tfilfifiififlfi 85 Yonge St. N. Richmond Hill TU. 4-2922 hflhhmfiiflfliiflfilfilkmhflflthfilfifififl-fi | ZIIIIIWN‘H” The final W.M.S. meeting held at the manse last Wednesday was well attended. The Christ- mas worship period was taken by Mrs. Wm. Orr, Mrs. Binnimg- ton assisting, with Mrs. Per- kins at the piano. The roll call was most interesting â€" one woman being a member of the W.M.S. for 59 years, another for 48 years and others for shorter periods. Several had been given a life membership by the late Mrs. Wilmot Brumwell. Mrs. Harvey Collard gave a short summary of the work through the 64 years since the‘ organization began with seven charter members. There have been only six presidents. There have been active younger groups1 and some members have served on the Presbyterial. The president thanked all for their support, remembering those who have passed on. unmannmamamamm mammalian W.A. The final W.A. meeting was held last Wednesday at the home of Mrs. John McCague. Mrs. McCague took charge of the worship service assisted by Mrs. L. Mumberson, Mrs. W. Brumwell and Mrs. G. Joyce. Mrs. Earl Empringharn gave a report of the WA. annual. held at Mount Albert. Five hundred dollars was turned over to the board of stewards. Mrs. M. Jar- .vis took charge of the business. Mrs. S. DeFoe gave the treas- urer's report. Mrs. W. Madill thanked Mrs. M. Jarvis for be- ing president for the past two -years. Euchre blulauuaa LII-Ln»; chre party in Victoria Square Community hall Saturday night. A number of local residents. attended the township employ-. ees annual Christmas party at. Cedar Brae last Thursday. Miss Augusta Fierheller of‘ Toronto, Mrs. B. Moir, Bayview Village. and Mrs. H. Acreman of Keswick. attended the WM. S. meeting. Wednesday. Candlelight Service The annual C.G.I.T. Candle- light service. with the two Ex- plorer groups assisting. was held in Brown's Corners Church, Sunday. Mrs. S. Snider led in prayer. Mrs. John Storey told the story of “The Five-Pointed Star." \A a VI gun. V“ A “Going Up Ceremony” fea- tured the regular Tuesday meet- ing of the lst Beverley Acres Scout Troop. at which the fol- lowing Cubs “leaped up" to the Troop: Robert Boardman, Terry Hall, James Hemphill. Gerry Pearson and Eric Nickle from the Shere Khan Cub Pack. of which the Akela is Mrs. Ev Miller. The Cubs who became Scouts from the Kaa Cub Pack, Akela, Tom Carney, were: David Ham- ilton. Chris Pappas. Gary Par- sons, Clark Fockler and Ray- mond Matthews. After the Cere- mony. a very colourful and in- teresting film titled “Harvest of Energy," produced by the Wil- liam Neilson Company was shown. This film told very vividly from where the ingredients for the chocolate bars came from and methods employed in their manufacture. Following the film, the guests and boys were treated to a sample of their products. Scoutmaster Norman Foster, assisted by Rover Skip- per Graeme Gould conducted the Going Up Ceremony. 1st King Rover Crew With the majority of the Crew members studying hard for their forthcoming high school examinations, Skipper Fred Lynn decided to let the regular Monday meeting of the lst King Roger Crew go by. There were ten tables onf eu-L ;chre players at. the party held ' :in the Victoria Square Com- TREE SA fmunity Hall last Friday. Prize Membe: 'winners were: Mrs. Olive Orr. H111 Rota; :Mrs. Patton, Mrs. Larkin; Frasvicellent se er Gee; Drerett Vanderkooy,!from thei Herman Mortson. Freeze-out.’parking 1 ween Nichols and Wm. Sandle.1$1,293.5o. arrhythmia: However, the Crew members are devoting all the time pos- sible assisting at the Scout Christmas Tree lot. King City, selling and delivering the trees. Sergeant G. Deyman of the Richmond Hill Police says: “Cars are dangerous weapons whether the drivers are blanks, or are filled with shot-s." CUB A very Merry Christmas to all is the sincere wish of your cor- respondent. Sr. Women’s Institute The Christmas meeting of the Sr. W.I. was held Tuesday last at the home of the presi- dent, Mrs. Earl Emrpri‘ngham, with Mrs. V. Weedon as con- venor. Roll call was answered by a gift for the Children’s Aid Society. Mrs. J-im Barker led in the singing of Christmas car- ols. A Christmas poem was re- cited by Mrs. A. Frisby. Guest speaker was Mrs. J. Wilkins of Buttonville, who told a Christ- mas story. W.M.S. Mrs. Binn-invgton was thanked for securing information from the archives. She and Mrs. Mc- Cague will prepare the informa- tion for keeping in our church and in Toronto. Any picture of former members will be ap- preciated. Mrs. McCague was presented with the New Testa- ment New English Bible in ap- preciation of 21 years as presi- dent. A short business period followed. and VICTORIA SQUARE NEWS Holiday Memo ! SCOUT CORRESPONDENT: MRS. W. SANDLE L. R. 2 Gormley â€" Telephone Gormley 5421 NEWS Mr. and Mrs. John A. Baker attended the silver anniversary open house at Sharon for Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Walker on Saturday night. 7 («KHKKIKlflfllfiflfiKKKH Correspondent Mrs. Bert Middleton Phone AL. 7-8920 Rev. Howard J. Veals was? the minister at Carrville United Church on December 17, White Gift Sunday - and spoke on the: "four heralds." | Children gathered the white; gifts and. when they went to their classes in Sunday School, received books. a gift of the Sunday School. December 24 will be Christ- mas Sunday and there will be a family service. the children remaining in the church for the‘ service with their parents. | Mr. and Mrs. Bert Middleton attended the family dinner at the Walker home on Sunday. Silver Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Walker of Sharon celebrated thelr 25th wedding anniversary on Satur- day. December 16. at their home on Don Mills Road. They re- ceived their guests in the even- lng when over 100 friends called to congratulate them on themhappx ocqasion.» The bride of twenty-five years looked lovely in a smart black wool crepe with corsage of pink roses. She was formerly Blanche Dewsbury of Richomnd Hill, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Dewsbury, Wright Street. Mrs. Déwsbufy poured tea on Saturday evening. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Wal- ker were at home at noon for a family dinner; when most of the brothers and sisters of each were present and a few very close friends. Mrs. Walker’s. bridesmaid. Miss Ruby Avison‘ and Mr. Harry Walker of New-' of Victoria Square was present market who was his brother's best man. Besides their child- ren. Mrs. Foss Mallory, former Ann Walker of Sharon: Donald Walker, who is attending thel O.A.C. at Guelph. and Gordon, Sharon and Jane Walker. alsoi son-in-law Foss Mallory and grandsons. Scott and Michael Mallory. Others present were Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Dewsbury, Richmond Hill; Mr. Geo. S. Walker, Victoria Harbour; Mr. and Mrs. Dalton Teskey, War- minster, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Mid- die-ton. Carrville, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence C. Price, Holly; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Walker. New- market; Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Wellman. Queensville; Mr. and Mrs. John Ough of Barrie; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rumble of Chur- chJill; Mr. and Mrs. Jim Steven- son of Richmond Hill; Mr. and Mrs. Norman Lewis of Maple and Mr. and Mrs. Percy Leatho erdale of Teston. Rev. and Mrs. McNaught of Queensville were at the Walker home in the af- ternoon. Mrs. Agnoluzzi and Harry Fors- ter. A lucky draw for a hamper of groceries was won by Bert Nichols. AIS this was the Iva-st game of the series, the series winner was Wm. Sandle. Anoth- er euchre party will be held in the New Year. Girl Guides First Gormley Guide Com- pany joined with Mrs. J. Ing-lis’ Guide Company of Richmond Hill Eas¢ for a Christmas party last Thursday. Following the opening, each company perfor- med a skit and played games. There will be no Guide meet- ing on December 21, but there will be a meeting December 28. Brownies First Gormley Brownie Plack visited the rest home in Garm- ley Saturday to sing carols. Each brownie made up a bas- ket and presented them to the ladies along with a plant and a box of home-made cookies. Brownies wish to thank Mrs. S. Boynton for her donation of cookies. After the carol singing, brownies returned to Brown Owl Mrs. G. Hardie's home, for games and lunch. ‘Church News Rev. G. Fitzpatrick was in charge of the church service Sunday morning. On December 24, Dr. A. F. Binnington will be in charge of the service. Infant baptism will be held. Neighbourhood Notes Birthday greetings to Mrs. Don Matthews for December 22; to Mrs. Norman Tyndall December 22; Mrs. Harvey Col- l-ard, December 25; Laurie Can- n-ing, three years, December 25; Mr. Wm. Orr, Decembeh 26. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stansbury (Phyl- lis Price) who were married on Friday in Toronto. HMisvs Margaret Sandle under- went a tonsillectomy at York County Hospital last‘week. Victoria Orange Lodge L.0.L.l 2368. Richmond Hill, held its Christmas turkey draw and eu- chre party in Victoria Square Community hall Saturday night. A number of local residents attended the township employâ€" ees annual Christmas party at Cedar Brae last Thursday. Miss Augusta Fierheller of Toronto, Mrs. B. Moir, Bayview Village. and Mrs. H. Acreman of Keswick. attended the WM. mm: SALES ARE Ggop Members of the Richmond Hill Rotary Club report an ex- cellent sale of Christmas trees from their lot in the Loblaw's parkipg_lot. To date sales total CARRVILLE HE‘KK‘EKKKKKKKW A. DUNN'S BARBERSHOP RICHMOND HILL n the happy spirit of the Christmas season, we send sincerest greetings to our loyal friends and customers, with hearty thanks for their patronage._ 22 Yonge St. North . .l. MILLS LTD. 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