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a This is why you should test-drive Pontiac soon...at your Pontiac dealer§ Be sure to see “The Tommy Ambrose Show’ ’ on the CBC TV network on Friday evenings. Check local listings for channel and time Mix is Ifie Whilewau tins optional at extra cost FMGZC TUrner 4-2864 - STOP 24 YONGE STREET, RICHMOND HILL This conveniently located branch - set back just a little from Keele Street, beside the service station at the corner of Keele & High- way No. 7 - offers a wide range of useful banking services, and you’ll like our efficient, friendly way of doing business. We hope you’ll drop in soon and open an account with us. You are invited to visit our new CONCORD BRANCH AT KEELE ST. AND HIGHWAY No.7 Bruce Macdougall Motors Limited His is W: is #19 ROYAL BAN K K-E-EL-E STREET Mrs. Ted Baker, Who is to be'Wm. T. Palmer. No. 7 Highway Donna's maid of honour on May East 12 held one on April 27. The Pouring tea on this happy 0c- gfoom's grandmother. Mrs- G- casion were Mrs. G. Maynard, Maynard of Markham enter- the groom's grandmother, and tained 0" ADP“ 30. and the f01- Mrs. R. Horwood. great-aunt of lowing evening the ladies of thelthe bride. Assisting were Mrs. apron committee, Harmony T. Baker, Miss June Hetheringâ€" Group. Brawn's Corners Unitediton and Miss Jill Walker. Saturday's bride, Miss Donna Mae Palmer has been caught up in a social whirl these past few weeks, when she has been guest of honour at miscellaneom showers held by her friends and relatives. Bridal Shower OnlyinPontiac will you find such comfort. convenience, and tasteful appointments . . . embellished by fine fabrics of bold new beauty! Langstaff & Thornlea News CORRESPONDENT: MRS. B. LEPXEY Phone AV. 5-3489 car “6”â€"or any of Pontiac’s top performing V8’s. Combine this ex- citing GO-power with smooth Powerglide* automatic or slick 3- speed Synchro-Mesh transmission . . . top it off with comfortable Full Coil suspension and easy-handling Ball-Race steering . . . and you’ve got the sweetest-driving car on the road! Choose the 150 hp Strato-Sixâ€" Canada’s most powerful passenger ‘ Mr. Kinzinger then Introduced ‘Thornlea's new principal, Mr. JLynn Evans who was a very well lllked teacher at Thrornlea. Mr. lK~inzlnger has worked very hard [for Thornlea during the past ithree years, both during school fhours and in his close associa- Principal K. Kinzinger an- nounced the children will be given the Sabin oral vaccine shortly and advised parents to take advantage of the evening clinics for themselves and pre- school children. Registration day for next year's kindergarten will be at 16th Avenue School at the end of May or beginning of June. A notice will be sent to parents concerned. The school field day is to be on June '7 or 8, and the area field day on June 13 at Henderson Ave. School. The annual meeting of Thorn- lea Home & School Association was held at the school on May 9. Mrs. Percy won the parents' attendance prize, then followed the nomination and election of next year’s executive. Mr. and Mrs. R. Aston. Mr. and Mrs. M. Holt. Mr. and Mrs. N. Hicks spent the dinner Llour and evening on Sunday with Mrs. Kay McQuirl, Willowdaie. Mr. Aston entertained the group by showing his lovely pictures of the Bahamas and California. Congratulations To add to all the excitement already in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. T. Palmer this week, they were made grandparents for the third time. when their eldest daughter Doreen. wife of Mr. E. Moore of Markham gave birth to a daughter at Brlar Bush Hospitax. Stoutfville Thurs- day, May 8. This is a sister for “.Iéyton -and Colin Thornlea Home & School News Mrs. Palmer, and the groom's mother, Mrs. Durant. helped Donna receive her guests. Gall Turner made a pretty picture in charge of the guest book. Socials Church. of which the bride’s mother Is a member. entertains-f in her honour at the home 01 Mrs. Dave Whetter in Markham. On Saturday. May 5 approx- imately 75 guests attended Don- na’s trousseau tea at the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. T. Palmer. No. 7 Highway A GENERAL MOTORS VALUE AVenue 5-1128 Massey-Ferguson entertained members of a tour group from Maryland, last week, and on Monday Group No. 1 Brown's Corners United Church Women, under the convenorship of Mrs. George Cakes and Miss Adele Carruthers, catered for noon dinner for the travellers. Sixty , were served. Make-up was applied by three local Beauty Counselor repres- entatives: Mrs. George Hooper, Mrs. Gordon Brumwell, and Mrs. Yvonne Mathieu, all for- mer York Central District High School students. Among those modelling were Janet Craig, showing a wool tweed walking suit; Maureen Martin and Kathy Murgaski displaying lingerie. Pat Patterson, whose injured ankle prevented her appearance in the show, was represented by another student who wore Pat's cotton topper suit. Gall Stefiler was a fine commentator. Mr. Alex Young was taken to hospital late last week with a heart ailment. We wish him a rapid return to health. Mr. John Brown. who has been in Scar- boro Hospital for the past few weeks is looking forward to coming home shortly. Another fashion show in the news was the achievement day show at the Aurora High School last Saturday afternoon. The Buttonville Seam Rippers were represented on the modelling stage bv Janet Craig, Sandra Burr. Elizabeth Barker and Jea- nie Clarkei Their leader is Miss ‘Cora Brodie of Headford. as- sisted by Elizabeth Barker. Sorry we missed congratula- tions to Mr. Cline Burr, who celebrated his 92nd birthday on May 4. Mr. Burr has led a very quiet life recently, and the fam- ily celebration was a small one. Present at the Burr home with Mr. and Mrs. R. Burr and Mr. N. Burr, were Mr. and Mrs. Jim Grainger, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Allen, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Rowntree, and several grand- children. York North Federal Liberal candidate, John Ad- dison, was a caller, and congrat- ulations were received from Liberal Leader, the Hon. L. B. Pearson. Thursday afternoon of last week several local women from Brown’s Corners United Church attended the tea and sale of work at the Ina Grafton Gage Home, O’Connor Drive. Among those attending were Miss M. Rodick, Mrs. Jean Cook. Mrs. Douglas Hood, Mrs. Edgar Full- ler, Mrs. Harold Steffler. Mrs. lA. W. Miller and Mrs. F. H. wLeaf. Fashion shows were in the :news this week. Wednesday ev- ‘ening at Thornhill Secondary School the home economics stu- dents modelled garments they had made in class and a pleas- ing display it 'was â€"â€" well plan- ned and dispatchedi On May 30 local ratepayers will be interested in the prog- ram which Buttonville School Parents' Club plan to present at their regular meeting. S. R. Patterson, former chairman of the board of Buttonville School, and now finance chairman for T.S.A. No. 3 Markham, will give an account of school affairs in the new area. Improvements At Hall Councillor and Mrs. Charles Hooper and Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hooper attended the Un‘ionville Firemen’s Ball on Friday even- ing of last week, at the Union- ville Arena. Funds from the ev- ening were turned over to the Un-ionville Swimming Club. ‘ion with the home and schoolf '{is efforts are very much ap )reciated by all parents. Buttonville W. 1. Hall has been having a beauty treatment recently, and plans are under- way to further the process. Last year, ' new front doors. side steps and storms ‘md screens were a vast improve- ment. Recently the roof was freshly painted. Tuesday even- ing of last week W.I. women and members of the hall board met and agreed the interior should be newly decorated. Before long the transformation should be made. It was Family Day at Brown's Corners Church last Sunday morning, and the Sunday school staff was in charge of service. Mr. Charles Turner. Sunday school superintendent, was in the pulpit, and Mrs. Donald Ree- sor played the organ. Music was supplied by the junior choir under the direction of Mrs. George Hooper and two songs were sung. The children sang sweetly, and this time they tried twoâ€"part harmony for the first time. 1.‘ mIW/Vlisrs'Joy Fuller was a delight- ful story-teller, and Rev. Ger- a-ld Fitzpatrick preached a fine sermon I'fiEiEVSunday there will be a service of Baptism. Maryland Farm Group Mrs. Frazer. one of the as- sociation’s first presidents in stalled the new officers: presi- “ent Mr. Roots; vice-president. 3 rs. Martin; recording secretary, Mrs. Lepkey; corresponding secretary, Mrs. R. Evans; treas- urer, Mr. A. Wright; member- ship convenor, Mrs. M. l{0y ; ex- ecutive members, Mrs. Maiers. Mrs. Roots. Mrs. Sinclair. Mr. Walker. The evening's programme was a tape recording of the chi1d~ Mrs. Tiffin in her retiring :peech thanked the executive and the staff for their close co- operation. BUTTONVILLE The Charles McQulrl plaque for the student of the year was presented to the school by the old graduates associutlon. This very handsome plaque is made of olled walnut with the school crest in copper surrounded by a wreath of oak leaves and a lacrinp of knowledge on elther sl 9. Officers installed for next year were: president, Mrs. Vicky Doherty; lst vice-president. Mrs. Jean Morrison; 2nd Vice-presi- dent. Mrs. Mary Kearns; treas- urer. Mr. Don McGregor; re- cording secretary, Mrs. Eileen ven being taught oral French.‘ Langstafi Home & School News A very interesting meeting ivas held May 8. The school nurse, Mrs. Hogan, from the York County Health Unit spoke on the Sabin oral vaccine now being given at the schools. She explained the area covered by York County stretching from Steeles Avenue to the edge of Lake Simcoe and spoke of‘ health problems in general. ‘ Mr Hammond from the St. John Ambulance Society spoke on water safety and demonstrat- ed mouth to mouth resuscita- tion on a lifelike model. Mr. P. J. Frander volunteered to be revived by the Holger-Nelson method. The girls' baseball team won their first game of the season dealing Charles Howiti a 27-14 defeat. Miss Hamilton. Miss E1- liott and Miss Palmer are coach- ing the girls and the team con- sists of: Rosemary Forrister, Crystal Suter, Elizabeth Ball, Bonnie Mastnn. Janice Durrett. Elizabeth Hamblyn, Lynda Fet- terly, Carolyn Kearns. Jackie Mills. Subs: Evelyn Ennor, Car- olyn Iris, Denise Humphrey. The boys’ team has not fared as well, meeting defeat in the opening game against Charles Howitt 8-2. Mr. P. J. Frander, Mr. Gordon Coates and Mr. R. C. Urquhart are coaching the boys’ team and the team con- sists of: Wayne Richard Keld Grefiund. Harvey Hamblyn, Bruce Shelton, Randy Teffer, Willy Marshalls. Ronnie Wilson, Mike Carter. Mike Lipp, Mike Turnpenny. Bob Bonnell, Keith Maston, David Harris. Staddon: corresponding sec- retary, Mrs. D o r e e :1 Parker, social convenors. Mrs. Pat Cunningham and Mrs. Bev. Carruthers; room mother, Mrs. Edwina Wilson; executive mem- bers, Mr. Wally Leaman, Mrs. Ruby Glassey, Mrs. Shirley Roh inson, Mrs. Lelias Deska, Mrs! Ruth Ann Walker. Langstalf School Baseball THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill, Ontario, Thursday, May 17, 1962 'your office machine apechllst' 88 Baker Ave.. 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