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Another one of Richmond Hill‘s young residents made her television debut this past Sun- day. when Lesley Nicholls. puâ€" pil of Sylvia Carson, appeared on Channel 11. "Tiny Talon! Time" in a ballet number. TV Debut David Johnston, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Johnston. Boisdale Ave. is home for the summer from Lorne Park Col- lege. Port Credit. where he has been a Grade IX student this past school year. In a recent track meet at St. Catherines Collegiate of {our Christian Colleges. Dave won the Junior Boys' Championship. breaking the discus throwing record with 83 ft. 10 in.. tak- ing a first in pole-vaulting with 8 fl. 5%: in.. and high jump of 4 It. 9% in.; and second place {in 220 yard dash and 100 yard ash. Dave attended the George Bailey School. Maple. in Grades 5, 6 and 7. and Walter Scott School in Grade 8. PRESENTING A New Servive BOND (‘LO'I‘HES SHOP FORMAL RENTALS Our 8-week Beginners Course at $2.50 weekly includes the free use of an instrument in your home. Cal] TU. 4-5272 Today MUNDINGER MUSIC In The Mall Richmond "rights (‘cntrc / “my FREE Start Playing Today Tuxedos * Full Dress ‘ White Dress Jackets Ist. srov LIGHT SOUTH OF sums 8 MADAWASKA AVE. WILLOWDALE BA. 5.5839 Yonge a; Centre Sts‘ Richmond Hill Support the . . . SAT. JUNE 23rd. FROM 2 PM. To 8 PM. Phone RSI-1906 DOOR PRIZES YORK CENTRAL HOSPITAL AUXILIARY GARDEN TEA THE MUSICAL INSTRUMENT 5:; OF YOUR CHOICE WE’RE TALKING TURKEY COOPER TIRE Mr. 8: Mrs. S. C. Snively all MG? TIRES all DUMDP VALBES This Advertisement Sponsored by Wilson- Niblett Motors LOANED FREE West From Oak Ridges On The Lake Wilcox Road Editor Margot Crack on pn'ceg tradeins, deals, values... GLEN LONELY FARM Some of the 67 relatives attending a family reunion at the home of Gordon Tonner, 134 Oxford Street, Richmond Hill, June 3, are seen above. Included at the gathering were 22 grandchildren and 19 great grandchild- ren of Mrs. Jeannie Tonner who celebrated her 85th birthday June 3. Still Several from Richmond Hill On Thursday last. Mrs. N. W. Mr. Grant, Director of I attended the Garden Tea Wed- Roome and Mrs. C. Williams. velopment for the City of H: nesday afternoon given in aid with their respective children lax is attending the T0 of the Hospital Auxiliary by enjoyed a picnic lunch on the Planners Convention at 1 Mrs. Alan Sumner and Mrs. occasion of Mrs. Romne's bir- King Edward Hotel. Toronti Stuart Parker of Thornhill. thday. l A” t it * * >l< 11 t ‘ ‘ ‘ - . Dar ies were we rem Spectators at the Queen's Plate classies, New Woodbine on Saturday last wane Mrs. Walter Murray. Mrs. Walter Wilson and Mrs. James Davls. ' They Réiwe fortunate to have an excellent view of the Queen Mother who impressed them, a5 ‘svgt'eutllges-Iéii, With her grace and charm. At The Home Of 011 HOME BAKE SALE TH In June. life in the hill gains momentum â€" brides showered, cottages opened. holidays in the offing. Keep our columns up to date with your activities by calling or visiting “The Liberal“ office. 63 Yonge St. S.. TU 4-1105. Family Reunion Draws Large, Crowd zabeth Street. Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs. G. McDiarmid, who will be moving to Syracuse in the near future. Mr. McDiar- mid. Principal of McConaghy School, has been given a scholâ€" arship at Syracuse University and will spend the next two or three years taking a course in the psychology of learning as applied to school problems, lea-ding to his Ph. D. degree. and will complete his master’s degree this year. Also attending were Mr. and Mrs. E. Simpson, Mr. and Mrs. C. William. Mr. and Mrs. B. Ferguson, Mr. B. Leishman. Mru and Mrs. A. Gould, Mr. and‘ Mrs. J. Knott. Mr. and Mrs. N.E Cross, Mr. and Mrs. J. Postle- thwaite, and Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Crack. Out of town guests were Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hole They were students in Wil- more, Ky.. at the same time, both graduating in May 1961 â€" Betty with her BA. from Asbury College (900 students) and Paul with his B.D. from As- bury Theological Seminary (250 students). This past school year Miss Neal has been teaching Music Education â€"â€" her college major â€" in four schools in Leb- anon. Ky. xr >t- a: It Mrs. B. Grant of Halifax, with her infant son Douglas is spending a few days with her sister. Mrs. J._Beresford An- derson. m It 1- * 1 Mrs. D. J. Harvey, assisted: by Mrs. J. McErlaln. Mrs. H.‘ Hemphill and Mrs- B. Oliver, hosted a combined baby show- er at her Lynett Crescent home .from Toronto. on Wednesday last for Mrs. 1,," “ALL “‘4 ml..- null. Cum-nun Mr. Grant. Director of De- Miss Betty Neal of Rockwood, velopment for the City of Hali- Tennessee, was an honoured fax is attending the Town guest recently of Mr. and Mrs. Planners Convention at the J. w. Johnston, Boisda-le Ave., King Edward H0191. Toronto- and their son, Rev. Paul G. * * * * Johnston. whom she accompan- All parties were well repres- ied to Bracebridge where he is ented at an Election Party hBId minister of the Free Methodist on Monday evening at the home Ohuthhrer first visit to Can- The Most Rev. Philip 1. Po- oock, D.D., J.C.D.. Coadjutor Archbishop of Toronto recently dedicated Mount Alverno Sem- inary, a junior seminary for boys interested in the holy priesthood, situated near Or- a-ngevi-lle and operated by the Capuchin Fathers. Prior to the Dedication Cere- mony, the annual general meet- ing took place. This society was formed for the express pur- pose of providing funds only for boys whOSe parents could not afford fwll cost of tuition. The meeting was chaired by Bob Clarke of Milton, president and chairman of the Board of Gov- ernors. and the annual report was read and discussed. Among the officers is Mr. Alex Man- kowske. Pemberton Road. Rich- mond Hill who was re-elected vice-president and vice-chair- man of the Board of Governors. both or Axmlnster Lrescent. Among the thirtyâ€"three guests were friends andneighbors, members of the lst Beverley Acres Cub and Scout Auxiliary, and from Toronto â€" Mrs.‘ Swan's mother, Mrs. H. McKiI- lop and two sisters. Mrs. W. Walsh and Mrs. J. Parkin and ‘Mrs. Robb's mother. Mrs. F. May. Out of town guests were Mrs. Swan’s sister, Mrs. H. Shaver from Simcoe and Mrs. Robb’s aunt. Mrs. H. Hutchinâ€" son from Winnipeg. it 7)! * )I i Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Johnston, Boisdale Avenue were guests of their third son. Weldon J. Johnston and his wife Marie on the campus of Roberts Wesley- an College, Novth Chili, N.Y., for the 93rd Annual Commence- ment at which Weldon receiv- n_,|._1.._ n: Ans- Ann-u”. All parties were well repres- ented at an Election Party held on Monday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Bell. Eliâ€" zabeth Street. Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs. G. McDiarmid, who Mrs. M. Thomson and Mr. J. Langton are back from Ottawa where they attended the final session of the annual national meeting of the Victorian Order of Nurses held at Rideau Hall. Her Majesty the Queen Mo- A delightful event of the coming weekend will be the Garden Fete at beautiful Glen Lonely, the home of Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Snively, Oak Ridges, Saturday. 2.30 to 8 pm. Pro- ceeds are for the Oak Ridges Haspital Auxiliary. At the morning service last Sunday in the Richmond Hill United Church two children were received by Baptism. They were Hugh Archibald, son of Mr. and Mrs. William J‘ Bab- cock and Marilyn Mae. daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd C. Sanderson. ada Mrs. D. J. Harvay. assisted; by Mrs. J. McErlaln. Mrs. H.‘ Hemphill and Mrs- B. Oliver, hosted a combined baby show- er at her Lynett Crescent home on Wednesday last for Mrs. Joan Robb and Mrs. Ruth Swan, both of Axminster Crescent... Among the thirtyâ€"three guests‘ were friends and , neighbors, members of the lst Beverley Acres Cub and Scout Auxiliary, and from Toronto â€" Mrs. Swan's mother, Mrs. H. McKiI- lop and two sisters. Mrs. W. Walsh and Mrs. J. Parkin anjl gl'auuaecu 1. un- ADV-av. w leyan College in 1958 with his Amazing teamwork was lathe ver 11 hi B.A.. and from Asbury Theolo- shown by the boys and glrls,wou1dn't be sipprfgd gaging gical Seminary in 1961 with his especially in the old clothing one didn’t ask for an investi- BID. relay in which each member of gatiOn by an outside authority, After photographs were tak- every team With the help Of Something went wrong last No. en on the lawn and steps of the twelve Other Wlmng hands. vember when we allowed our colonial style church, Weldon‘s donned seyen Pieces Of Wom- council to be re-elected by ac- parents entertained at dinner en’s clothmg and ran to and Nation in a restaurant in Rochester.lfrom a oertain line baCkwa-I'ds Now Mr. Mayor please give Included in the dinner party of among hilarious cries of laugh- these irregularities you; im- ten, were Marie‘s mother and ter. Nylons and high heeled mediate attention as you will sister. Mrs. Jas. Hackney and shoes caused the most difiicul-be hearing more in the near Miss Madeline Hackney of To- ty, especially for the boys. future. Council has done its ironto. Her father,Mr. Jae. Hack- Exhausted but happy, 10F best to km the goose that laid iney and brother James had re-'departed for home with fund the golden egg on Yonge st, ‘turned to Toronto after the farewells and thoughts of a! Baccalaureate Sen'icc. happy vacation lLarge Richmond Hill Taxpayer very active. Mrs. Tonner goes by jet to California each year to visit her many grandchildren living in the Sunshine State. Mrs. Tonner says she prefers jets to propellor driven aircraft because they are much smoother and do not spill her tea. (Photo by George Chaplin) cc; a. lung. J. Parkin a ther. Mrs. nd F. guests were at. Mrs. H. icoe and Mrs. :. H. Hutchin- 3g. * . W. Johnston, were guests m. Weldon J. wife Marie on )berts Wesley- h Chili, N.Y., lal Commence- Veldon receiv- nf Arts degree. > continue his Friday last was a perfect day for the Richmond Hill High School 10F Class Party. which was held at the home of Jolene Goodier at the scenic and spa- cious grounds of the Depart- ment of Lands and Forests. Af-l ter welcoming the teachers Miss lmrd. Mrs. Gibson, Mr. ‘Sgro, Mr. Zelenyj and Dr. Lil- lian Langstafl', approximately 30 students took to tennis. bad- minton, baseball and a scaven- ger hunt in the woods. The winning team of the hunt must be congratulated for sticking it out longer with the hungry mosquitoes so they could find a broken bird’s egg and a live mosquito. k1 of the‘ Thtmsday next, the Chancel Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Crack at. )e the Guild of St. Gabriel’s will hold, tended the Auroma Drama Work- ! G1en<in keeping with the season, a shop’s presentation of “The r. and‘strawberry festival. They hope Boer” by Anton Tchekofi at Ridges,!that as many as ca_n yvlll. attend the Temperance Street theatre â€"' grown abs and children â€"- to enjoy this summer time des- 5811. in a: t 1: Leaving on Thurs. by jet for a four week trip to England and Scotland is Mrs. William Den- nett and her son Keith. Scotland is Mrs. William Den-i Dr. W. D. Howe, who some nett and her son Keith. years ago practiced medicine in‘ During her stay she will be Richmond Hill. was unsuccess-l visiting with her sister and ful NDP candidate in Hamilton brother-in-law Mr. and Mrs. T. South in Monday's election. North and family in London.Member-elect McDonald. the and her husband's parents, Mr. P.C. candidate received 17.521 and Mrs. John Bennett in the votes and Dri Howe van third picturesque Vale of Leven. with 15,112. Magistrate James Butler and} Mrs. Butler of Richmond Hill Were among the invited guests to greet Her Majesty the Queen Mother at the civic reception in Toronto last Guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. Hut-per, Lynett Crescent, last week were Mm. Harper‘s sister and brotherâ€"in- law, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Davis and their children Alan and Rosamund from Manchester. England. Many friends of Guides and Brownies attended a Garden Tea held at the home of Dr. Lillian Lamgstavff. On Sunday. other relatiVes joined them for a family pica nic in the Albion Hills. Includ- ed in the rte-union were Mr. William Harper and his child- ren, Elaine and Ronald from Oakvville, and Mrs. Harper’s mother and brother, Mrs. B. Barlow and Mr. Frank Barlow, \both of Toronto. Convening the event ware members of the local associa- tion for Guides and Brownies, West District. District Com- missioner, Mrs. Yen and Dr. Langstafl' received the guests. Displays of work and crafts were shown during the aftem- noon. Mr. and Mrs. Davis and fam- ily left at the beginning of the week for Los Angeles where they will take_u_p residence. After performing vigorous {ea-ts on the tilt-aâ€"whirl, the students sat down to a relish- ing barbecue supper prepared by Yvonne Link, Peggy Savage and Nancy Stoddart. Delicious tempting desserts brought by the girls of the class weme enjoyed after the hot dogs and throughout the gvening. Following a rest (composed Yc of dancing the Twist or play-10V lng tennis. badminton and cro- ha quet) which the class unani- m mously decided was needed to St digest their food. various relay to vaces were played. _ c1] Saturday on Friday l-ast Following the moduction, a party was held at the home of Mrs. Don Bassett. Gormley. Elifiond Hill WJ. There was a good attendance at the "Pot Luck Luncheon" held in the library auditorium on J une 14th. Mrs. C. Harding presented an excellent report of the York East District Wo- men’s Institutes’ annual meet- ing held May 23rd at Zion Wex- ford Church, Scarborough. The president presented her report ‘of her visit to the officers’ con- ference at Guelph. Final plans were discussed for the picnic to B‘ravntfomd. QUESTIONS MAYOR Dear Mr. Editor. It is very seldom hhmt I wrlte‘ a letter to your newspaper but I am somewhat perplexed by The goings on of our town coun- cil. Their action in erecting, wgly and anfcagonistic traffic signs on Yonge Street angered a large number wf local resi- dents. This was done by the same council that had been tel- ling our local merchants they were going to help restore the Yonge Street busines_s section. The District Anmual Rally will be held this year at Vel- lore. Anyone wishing to attend. please pack a picnic lunch and be prepared to lea;.e at 9 am. Fm details regarding car ar- angements. please telephone Mrs. Dewsbury a‘t TU 4-1828. gear 7%”. Now Mr. Mayor I uhink you should ten the people why this situation is allowed to exist. The Dairy Queen operated by Mr. William Stephenson on Yonge St. N. was built according to all the legal requirements and pays in excess of $1,100 in taxes to the town. I think you Mr. Mayor should tell the tax- payers how much in taxes our town is receiving from the ice cream stand at the centre. How did it get into operation withâ€" out a building permit from town officials? Now we see an ice cream stand is in business at flhe Rich- mond Heights Centre. It is car- rying on business yet it does n’t conform with our zoning or building bylaws. What is more important I understand a build- ing permit for it was rejected by our building inspector, but as of June 13th the ice cream stand is still in business. Some time ago an auto firm held a gigantic sale at the cen- tre which is contrary to our zoning bylaWS. Why Mr. Mayâ€" or are firms allowed to openly break our bylaws? Would the le-ge Street Merchants be al- lowed similar concessions? We have already asked that the new traffic signs be taken off Youze Street. It will be interesting In the very near future I wouldn’t be surprised if some- ‘one didn’t ask for an investi- ‘gation by an outside authority. Something went wrong last No- ‘vember when we allowed our council to be re-eleoted by ac- clamation. to see what action town coun- cil will take on our request. 7 THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill. Ontario. Thursday, June 21, 1962 ’itor ‘ On Thursday. Mr. Spencer‘ Guest, managing director of Ratcliff‘s (Canada) Ltd. was a1 charming host to forty members of the club on a tour of the plant. and on Thursday. Mr. Fenwick of the Department of Lands and Forests. showed an interested group of seventy-five members through the various ‘sections of the department. Senior Citizens 1 A meeting of the local Peace Dinning Senior Citizens Week Research group will be held visits were made to two local this Friday. June 22nd at 8.30 places of interest. pm. at the home of Mrs. J. K. on Thursday. ML Spencerfiufly. 23.1 Elgi-n Mills Road‘ W- Guest. managing director oil-Anyone Intel‘ested Will be mad. m Ratcliff‘s (Canada) Ltd. was a 0st welcome. SIRLOIN & ROUND 4 lbs. 99: Steak or Roast lb. 69: WEINER BUNS 2 Pkgs- 45c BARBECUE SPECIAL DEMpsT'EfiS eatina ‘KQQAT SAVINGS! BAYVIEW PLAZA “1.x \.-' South Block ME mm W C. NELS GAGE Richmond Heights Centre Mrs. Richmond Edmund; en- tertained neighbours at a lun- cheon at her Centre St. home on Thursday last for Mrs. Paul Morley. Rev. Paul Morley has been appointed assisbant curate of Christ Church in Brampton. EWE‘I’SON TU. 4-7691 TU. 4-5341