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Public Speaking Platform Department Dramatic Art “HOMEWOOD HALL” SURVEYORS Ontario Land Surveyors Ban-later, Solicitor a; Notary Public Yates & Yates OPTOMETRY Norman A. Todd, 15 YONGE ST. NORTH Richmond Hill. Ontario Office TUmer 4-1780 Residence TUrner 4-1863 By Appointment Dr. H. Socol MUSICAL MEDICAL Oflice Hours By Appointment TU. 4-4471 TU. 4-4641 4 Church St. 8. Richmond Hill Thornhill LEGAL (Continued) " $51,347,000 Offer Turned Down As expected, Toronto’s Board' of Control turned down the of- fer of $1,347,000 for the Jail Farm property at Langstaff, made to it two weeks ago. At- ter calling fdr tenders and re- ceiving only one offer, the board referred it to its real es- tate director, David Alexander,‘ who recommended that it noti be accepted. 1 board referred it to its real es- Some years ago Markham tate director, David Alexander, Township tried to acquire the who recommended that it not land at a price said to be a- be accepted. round $4,500 an ace. a large in- The bid was much lower dustrial concern which after- than expected by the Board of ward located near Brampton be- Control, which had anticipated lng interested. The present of- receiving a considerable sum fer, if accepted, would have which would help to pay for worked out around $2,100 an the underground farking lot acre. Toronto Will Discuss Jail Farm With Markham Township Officials The first offence occurred in June or July of 1960 and since that time the youths have done so many “jobs” that they had even lost track of them them- selves. They even pleaded guilty to one charge that was laid against them on an offence‘ committed during 1959 - al- most a year before they began their operations. This was dis- missed. l Eight of the break-ins occur- red in Vaughan Township, eight in Richmond Hill, two each in Markham Township and Metro Toronto and one in Woodbridge. Total loot from the break-ins is thought to be more than $1,800, of which nothing has‘ been recovered. l Garry Smith and Allen Hart- ford, both of Richvale, pleaded guilty on all charges. The of- fences were committted in Vaughan, Whitchurch and Mark- ham Townships as well as Rich- mond Hill, Metro Toronto and Woodbridge. Two members of a local “break and enter” gang which has been in operation in the area for almost two years ap- peared in Richmond Hill Magis- trate's Court last Thursday on a total of more than 35 charges of break and entry. A third man, who is' also thought to be a member of the gang, was re- manded until March 15. Garry Smith and Allen Hart- ford, both of Richvale, pleaded guilty on all charges. The of- fences were committted in Vaughan, Whitchurch and Mark- ham Tnurnchinc 2e um“ a: Rinh. They were arrested last Suns day morning by Markham Town- ship Police after they had been scared away from the Rolling Hills Golf and Country Club in Whitchurch Township. Late last Saturday, Markham Town- ship Police received a call from Vandorf O.P.P. that the club was being broken into. After‘ investigation by Constables Mc- Cauge and Denby, David Mere- dith, the third man charged, was arrested. About 5:30 Sunday morning. Sergeant W. Shearn of Markham Townshp Police ar- rested» the other two youths. York Central Hospital Chair- man Douglas Storms said that it was expected that the first sod would be turned in April. Ten- ders would be called around the end of March. Emphasizing the great need for the hospital, he said that it would be inadequate before it was finished. The first phase was being proceeded with and the building was being plan- ned so that the second stage could be developed with the least possible amount of trouble Offences So Numerous Guilt Pleas Overdone Youths Forget Where A cheque for $214.27 was pre- sented to the auxiliary by Miss Kinsellra. It represented pro- ceeds of an open house and hair-styling demonstration held at Ohez Pauline by Mrs. P.‘ Bracey-Gi-bbon as a fund-raisingproject. Richmond Hill has been div- ided into “neighbourhoods” of 15 people, each group having its chairman. Named so far are Mrs. W. Sayers, Mrs. C. H. San- derson, Mrs. W. Pocknell, Mrs. W. T. George, Miss Ruth Kin- sella, Mrs. H. G. Holberg, Mrs.K. C. Foster. ‘ Finances Assisted Twenty-eight. area chairmen will look after various districts. Not all of them have been nam- ed up to the present. but includ- ed so far are Mrs. W. Dinnick. Aurora; Mrs. G. Kelly, Button- ville; Mrs. R. Britnell and Mrs. George Hill, Gormley; Mrs. Elmer Leek. Headford; Mrs. J. H. McDonald, King; Mrs. J. lT. James, Maple; Mrs. J. C. MaoMicking, Markham; Mrs. Ross Farquharson, Oak Ridges; Mrs. K. Rasmussen, and Mrs. E. Spears, Richvale; Mrs. J. But- ton. Stouffville; Mrs. F.G. HareH Temperanceville; Mrs. G. Zin- kan, Thornhill; Mrs. S. Scarlett, Unionville; Mrs. G. Nichols, Victoria Square; Mrs. J. Pass- more, Jefferson; Mrs. W. B. Harm-a, Kleinburg; Mr. George McTample, Pleasantville; Mr. George Hill, Nobleton; Mrs. G. P. Grant, Elgin Mills. Treasurer is Mrs. W. Kedwel] and public relations convenor is Mrs. G. A. Walter. Mrs. Fred Leaf was named press convenor. The chairman of the junior auxiliary which draws member- hip from high schools, is Miss Ruth Kinsella. Two men will be appointed to the executive as members-at-large, while the two lady members are Mrs. Langdon and Mrs. S. Parker. Name Area Chairmen A. Smith was namedrrecoâ€"r-dir'u'é secretary and Mrs. W. C. Wil- son correqundjpg secretary. nominating committee ‘headed by Mrs. F. C. Snively of Oak Ridges presented a slate which was accepted by acclam- ation. President of the new auxiliary is Mrs. R. J. Miller, with Mrs. Ernest Redelmeier as first vice-president and member- ship convenor. Mrs. H. R. How- den is second vice-president and constitution convenor. Mrs. W. [Junior AuxiliaryiAlso Formed Name Hospital Auxiliary Officers At Big Turn-out Of Area's Ladies Another step towards the operation of York Cen- tral Hospital, scheduled for an early start of construc- tion on Vaughan Road, was made last week when, after a highly successful organizational meeting sev-‘ eral weeks ago, approximately two hundred ladies metl in the auditorium of Richmond Hill United Church to elect officers and arrange other organizational details. Those present represented a wide area in southern York County. The real estate director is! . to discuss the future of the Sanitary contractor farm with Markham Township officials and report back to Septic Tanks Pumped Board of Control. under the new city hall up in months Police officials 'in the area feel that the capture and con- viction of these youths has solv- ed many of the "break and en- ter” caseg, thajg h_ave cropped The two who were convicted last week were remanded for sentence this Thursday. The third man who was captured the same night goes on trial March 15. He has been releas- ed on bail of $5.000. ‘ During their trial the two appeared calm and somewhat relieved that their year-and-a- half-long escapade had sudden- ly been drawn to a close. In fact. one officer noted that they had been very coâ€"operative dur- ing their interrogation and seemed to be repentant about the whole affair. _They Were A luncheon will be held at the home of Mrs. Cecil Nichols, 12:30 pm. on Saturday, March 10, for the women of Victoria Square, Gormley and Headford who are members and prospec- tive members of York Central Hospital Auxiliary. Guest speakers will be Mrs. R. J. Miller of the Board of The offerings of Canadian wo- men in 1961 were: $53,901.00. The con‘tribuvtions are used to help needy persons. Euchre Another euchre party will be 'held in the community hall, March 9 at 8:15 pm. Luncheon I All ladies are invited to at- }tend the annual World Day of Prayer service ianeadford Un- ited Church, March 9, at 2:30 pm. Guest speaker will be Mrs. L. Guild. The Victor Home Representa- tive requests 1961 associate members who have the last news letter, to pass it to other United Church women. Day of Prayer Mrs. L. Mumberson, presi- dent, took charge of the busi- ness. Mrs. H. McCague thanked the anonymous donor of the minute-book and the treasurer’s book. A cash donation from a former member, Miss A. Fier- heller, a cash balance from the W.M.S. Literature Fund, and a WA. and W.M.S. donation for supplies was given. Mrs. C. Nichols'told of plans for the new hospital in Rich- mond Hill and the organizing of a woman's auxiliary to aid in hospital work. Mrs. A. Binnington introduc- ed the guest speaker, Mrs. C. Higginson, of Richmond Hill United Church. Mrs. Higginson gave some ideas from the Rich- mond Hill United Church Wo- men’s group. 1 The Sunday School room was ‘decorated in Valentine style for ‘the United Church Women's luncheon February 28. This lun- cheon was provided by Mrs. L. Hart and her helpers, Mrs. C. Walker, Mrs. C. S-tory, Mrs. K. Petty, Mrs. J. Leitch and Mrs. R. Frisby. There were 44 ladies. one gentleman, and 10 children present. Following the luncheon, the meeting of the United Church Women was held. and expense. A second auxiliary ls being planned by the members of the present auxiliary. It will draw its membership from high schools and will supplement the senior group. Two young VICTORIA SQUARE NEWS the district In hfiast R. R. 2 Gormley â€" Telephone Gormley 5421 CORRESPONDENT: MRS. W. SANDLE Drains Cleaned & Repaired Miss Dorothy Jackson and Mr. Donald Boynton had Sun- day dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hardie and Scott. STOUFFVILLE: The local tele- phone exchange, privately own- ed for many years, was recently sold to the Bell Telephone Com- pany. The Bell is introducing a dial telephone system and construction of a new exchange has started. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wilton and family of Willowdale had Sunday dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Empringham and girls. Mrs. John Kingaof Nemgfkéf spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs‘ Herman Mortson. Last Wednesday, the family of Mr. W. J. Muirhead gathered at the home of his son, Norman Muirhead, Willowdale, to help Mr. W. J. Muirhead celebrate his 80th birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Orr enter- tained at a dinner-«party Satur- day when khe following relatives were present: Mr. George Thomas and Ethel of Maple; Mr. Wm. Thomas, Aurora; Mr. and Mrs. Albert Thomas and Mary, Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. Forest Oliver, Maple; and Mr. Keith Thomas, Maple. Mrs. B. Moir is convalescing at St. John’s Convalescent Hos- pital, Newtonbrook, following her recent operation. Sympathy is extended to Mr. Ken Foster, Elizabeth and Kim, in the passing of a loving wife and mother, Mrs. Muriel Foster. Mr. Gordon Mortson is in St. Michael's Hospital, Toronto. His address is Room 413. Mrs. A. Frisby has returned after spending two weeks with friends and relatives at Barrie. Birthday greetings to: Jim Barker, March 10; Terry Mac- Donald, 11 years, March 11; Kevin Nichols, one year, March 11. The Messengers will meet In the Sunday School room Satur- day. March 10, at 2‘ pm. Neighbourhood Notes 1 The Sr. Women’s Institute ‘will meet March 13 at 8 p.m., at the home of Mrs. Reid Brumwell with Mrs. Allan Orr as conven- or. Roll call is to be answered by “A thought from prose or poetry”. Hostesses will be: Mrs. R. Brumwell, Mrs. L. Hart and Mrs. G. Joyce. Messengers C. STUNDEN ichmond Hill TU. 4-124' Because of other activities at Melville United Church last Thursday, the guides’ regular meeting was held at Lieutenant Mrs. N. J ohnston‘s. Second class and tenderfoot girls were test- ed. First class girls who are studying St. John Ambulance met at Lieutenant Mrs. 0-. Wide- man's. Sr. Women’s Institute The Local Association of Guides and Brownies meeting ‘will be held Wednesday, March 14, at 8:30 p.m., at the home of Mrs. John Nigh. Guides The Couples Club met in the ‘Sunday School room last Wed- nesday. It was decided to change the name to Young Adults’ group. Following is the execu- tive: President, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Tyndall; vice-president, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Empringham; secretary-treasurer, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Boynton. ‘ Guides and Brownies i March 11, first Sunday in Lent, Rev. S. Fitzpatrick will be in charge of the service. Couples Club A thought for Lent â€" “Chris- tian penitence is not merely morbid attitude or futile ex- pression of remorse, but the acknowledgement that always we are unworthy of the love with which God surrounds our lives.” There is to be a school for elders and stewards in Wesley United Church. Monday, March 12, at 7 pm. and on March 19 at 7 pm. Another will be held in Brown’s Corners United Church. All elders and stewards should attend one of these schools. There will be an ad: vanced group for those who have attended in previous years.‘ Church News l Trustees of the hospital and Mr. G. Chatfield, who is to be busi- ness administrator of the hos- pital. Everyone attending should contact Mrs. Nichols. at Gorm- ley 5525 before March 8. School For Elders Expressing appreciation of the work which they had done, the new auxiliary named Chairman Douglas Storms of the hospital board as honorary president. and Mrs. F. C. Snively as hon- people from Richvale, Willa Daire and Janet Jesson. were present to indicate the interest of a youth group. Miss Kinsella. who will be in charge of the ‘junior auxiliary, said that its ‘duties would consist of making posters for meetings. fund-rais- ing and related activities, which would be developed as experi- ence was gained. orary vice-president I! no answer at TU. 4-3614 dur- lng daytime, call TU. 4-1105 or Av 5-3316 AL PYLE NEW SCIENTIFIC METHOD “CHECKED” REPAIRS REPAIRS 1Save with State Farm’s low In- surance rates for careful driv- ers. See me. PIANO TUNING INSVIAutlA * The top element gives fast recovery when there is a heavy demand for hot water. The lower element provides storage for fu- ture use. 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