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4 / 7/ , / /,, Bob Blackburn, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Blackburn, Yonge- hurst, a second year student at York University, received first class honours in arts and sciences. Bob is a graduate hill High School. The sympathy of the com: munity is extended to Mrs. David Anderson on the death of her mother, Mrs. Clara Brash. who passed away on June 19th It Mount Sinai Hospital. Inter- ment took place last Saturday in Pembroke, Ontario. On the evening of June 13th, the grade 13’s of Richmond Hill High School, had their final ‘bash’ of the year at Shadow Lake. It was most successful with everyone enjoying themâ€" selves. Good luck to all the students with their results and every good wish for a real swinginl summer! At Richmond Hill Presbyter- ian Church on Sunday after- noon the sacrament of baptism was administered to Susan Christine, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Lovie, 258 Altamira Road. Entertaining on Friday last prior to attending the Curtain Club picnic were Mr. and Mrs. John Beresford Anderson, Cen- tre Street West. She was also presented with I New Testament from the Sun- day school. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. D. Lamb. Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Temple and Mr. and Mrs. R. Tilt. Her many friends in Rich- mond Hill will be concerned to learn that Mrs. L. W. Zuefelt is confined to St. Andrew’s Hos- pital in Midland. following :41i fall in her home there. Fortun-‘ ater she escaped serious in- jury but has had to postpone her trip to the West Coast, which she planned to start this Friday. * * * "‘ Attending Thursday after- noon's session of the Women's Institute officers' conference in Guelph last week were Mrs. J. Dewsbury, Miss Annie Stong, Mrs. F. S. Rumble, Mrs. Jas. Pollard and her sister-in-law‘ from England. They heard‘ Mrs. B. Van Beekoff. from the Netherlands. president of the Associated Country Women of the World, review the history of this worldwide organization from its beginnings in Stoney Creek. Ontario. sixtyâ€"six years ago, to the present. One of the more interesting displays of handicrafts at the annual Guide and Brownie Assembly held Saturday at Our Lady Help of Chris- tians School on Bayview Avenue was a collection of international dolls dressed in the guiding outfits of their countries. This group from the third Richmond Hill company, examining the dolls, includes (from left) Guides Diane Hasselfeldt, Lieut. Mrs. Ray Hasselfeldt, Capt. Mrs. Betty O’Rourke, Pat Fleming wand Denise MacDonald. We - are - in - cleSperaIe - need - for - USED CARS - Try- us - for o the - most - unbelievable deal - of - this - summer . ‘\\ \\‘\\\ \ ~<~ L ~ \ \\ x\\\n ‘m VAUMT Siund gnaw-film- DID ° WE' MAKE ' A ’ MISTAKE? .We Have A Lot Full Of New 'Chrysler ' Plymouth . _ : 'Valiant no: uumrsagnu convertiblo ,_ ‘x W of Thom- Hill Golf 8: Country Club will enjoy a patio party this Satur- day on the club‘s lower ter- race. Outdoor oldtime dancing and a barbecue will highlight the evening Wesser Hicks and Rose Mac- Donald of the Telegram, Mr. Frank Hogg, Dr. Ken Levinson, and Mr. Arthur Davies of the Central Ontario Drama League, were among the guests at the Curtain Club picnic held on Friday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dean Hughes. Unionville. Rev. Orville P. Hossio of? Trinity United Church, KitchJ ener. was recently elected president of the Hamilton Con- ference of the United Church of Canada, covering 200 con- gregations from Fort Erie to Sudbury. Mrs. Hossie 'is the former Miss Greta Maxwell, who was a very popular memb- er of the staff of the Richmond Hill ago. Congratulations to four stud-l ents of the Audrey Parket Bal- let School â€" Susan Ostergaard, Cheryl Parker, Barbara Peirce and Debra Stoness â€" who audi- tioned last week for Channel 11's Tiny Talent programme. All four were accepted. They performed the same solos with which they won medals at the recent Peel Music Festival. l They will be appearing on the show when it resumes in the fall. At a social given by the sen-1 ior choir of the Richmond Hill Presbyterian Church to mark the start of the holiday season, the choir, along with the organ- ist, Mrs. Vera Diamond, had as their guests the Rev. J. N. Hep- burn, minister, and the hus- bands and wives of choir mem- bers and organist. Following dinner at the Ridge Inn, President Mrs. Bork. announced that the party would continue at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Mirrlees, Lawrence Avenue. Various games were enjoyed and Mr. Wes. Middleton recited several very humorous poems which were most entertaining. Mr. Mirrlees moved a vote of thanks} to the organist and executive for arranging the programme. ‘ Coffee and cake were served by Mrs. Diamond and Mrs. Mirrlees. assisted by Mrs. Cul- ham. At the close of the even- ing, a vote of thanks was ex- tended to Mr. and Mrs. Mirr- lees for the use of their home. Members of the Riychmmlq High School some years Next Sunday, June 30th, is the beginning of the summer schedule of services at St- Mary’s Anglican Church, Rich- mond Hill. Instead of the two morning services there will be the one at 10 am. The early service at 8 am. and the eve- ning service at 7 pm. remain the same. There _is a junior con- gregation for children at 10 Holidaying in the Hill for the summer is Mr. P. Ratcliffe, from Gerrards Cross, Bucks, England. who is staying with his daughter, Mrs. P. Bracey- Gibbon. at her home on Cones- toga Avenue. ._Dv ,, Mrs. Bracey-Gibbon is the owner of Chez Pauline House of Beauty on Yonge Street. The many friends of Greg Sheppard, Colborne Street, who recently underwent surgery at Branson Hospital, will be pleas- ed to hear that he is now mak- ing satisfactory progress. but is still confined to the isolation ward. Kate Aitken will be the guest speaker at a meeting of the York County Branch of the United Nations, lgeing held this Thursday, June 27th, at 8 pm. in the Richmond Hill Public Li- brary. She will speak on be- half of the Canadian Overseas ‘Volunteers â€" her subject “Widening Horizons". Everyone welcome. Miss Edna Izzard attended the four day conference of the Canadian Federation of Univ- ersity Women held last week at the University of Toronto. Miss Izzard is the president of the University Women’s Club of York County. Twenty-five members of theEvening Guild of St. Mary’s An-i glican Church, met on Monday last for a strawberry social at the home ofMiss Marion Scriv- ener, Centre Street West. A short business meeting in the garden preceded a prog- ramme of games, which was fol-‘ lowed by an invitation by the hostess to adjourn the party in- doors, where delicious short- cake and strawberries were ser- ved. Emily Bunker and Alice Dewsbury assisted the hostess. A presentation was then made by President Marni Twidale, on behalf of the guild, to Lillian Todd, vice-president, who will be moving very shortly to Col- lingwood. The next meeting of I guild will be held in the fall No. 7 HIGHWAY AT DUFFERIN STREET 285-4858 the Two of the leading dance in- structors in the Hill exchanged viewpoints on next season’s productions, when Mr. Eddy Midmer of the Midmer Dance Studio, and Mrs. Midmer. Browndale Crescent. were en- tertained on Wednesday last by Dennis Moore of the Dennis Moore School of Dancing, at his Yongehurst home. Three students of Miss Ruth Garson, A.D.C.M. have just re- ceived the results of the recent examinations held at the Royal Conservatory of Music in Tor- onto. Judith Jones obtained hon- ours with 73% in grade 3 piano- forte; Judith Dodson. honours with 75% for grade 4 pianoâ€" f'brrrte, ahd Robert Freeman, honours, with 77% for grade 1 theory examination. drarson is proud of these students and wishes them con- tinued success in their musical studies. The Rev. James R. F. Moore, formerly assistant curate of St. Mary’s Anglican Church, was inducted as rector of the com- bined parishes of St. John’s, Lakefield and St. Mark’s, War- saw, on June 26th. on", uu uuun. .0“... The service was conducted by the Coadjutor Bishop of Toron- to. the Right Rev. G. B. Snell assisted by the Archdeacon of Peterboro, and the Rev. J. F. O’Neil of Richmond Hill. The Rev. D. L. Varey was the prea- cher. The Hilltoppers, Richmond Hill Police trumpet band, wiil be representing the Hill at the first Brampton Festival of Flow- ers, June 28th to July 1st. They will be featured in the festi- val’s grand floral parade on July lst, starting at 10 am. The magnificent parade, fea- turing fresh flowers, includes some 50 floats, 25 bands and more than 600 majorettes. It is expected to stretch for three miles through the town. Richmond Hill Post Office advises that the following pos- tal schedule will be in effect over the Dominion Day holiday weekend. itro 10 am. {of sale of stamps, parcel post and regis- tration. On Saturday, business will be conducted as usual. On Mon- day. July lst, the box lobby will be open from 8 am. to 8 pm. Wicket will be open from No money orders will be is- sued or banking business con- ducted. There will be no de- livery by carrier, and one col- lection will be made from all local mailboxes at 8.30 pm. Mrs. Libby Henson, Mrs.i Glenna Taylor, Mrs. Judy Smith, Mrs. Elsie Herridge, Mrs. Dorothy Wood and Mrs. Nelly Williamson of Delta Lambda Chapter, Richmond Hill, at- tended the International Con- vention of Beta Sigma Phi Sor- ority which was held on June 22nd at the Royal York Hotel. “several of th}: members also attended the dance in the even- mg. The convention was well at- tended and proved to be well worth the journey into the “big city.” The program Saturday morn- ing was well planned and very interesting and was followed by luncheon in the “Canadian Woods" with favours for all the ladies. New friends were made and old acquaintances renewed with everyone looking forward to future conventions. Editor Margot Crack Mrs. Gerry Huntley and-chum. ren Frank and Kathleen, Jud-‘ lea court, returned on Satur- day from cottage holidaying in Barrie. I Deputy-reeve S. F. Tinker, Mrs. Tinker and their son, Don, Richmond Street, leave on Fri- day for a month’s holiday in western Canada and the United States. Mrs. Hilda Munslow of Pointe Claire, Quebec, and Mr. George Robinson of Bancroft have been recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gil Clubine, Mark' ham Road The annual picnic of the Richmond Hill Presbyterian Sunday school and congrega- tion will be held this Saturday at the Boyd Conservation Park- The bus and cars will leave the town park at 1 pm. is makirig satisfactory progress following surgery at Newmark- et Hospital. The many friends of Mr. H. R. Ludlow. Fernleigh Circle, will be pleased to hear that he Mr. Ludlow. former manager of the Toronto Dominion Bank, now attached to head office in Toronto. The closing exercises of St. Mary’s Anglican Church school took place last Sunday with a, presentation of certificates, pins and awards. The junior department attended the fam- ily communion service at 9.30 am. at which time the rector presented the various diplomas and awards. At 11 am. service the senior department were present and the awards were presented again, with Michael Haworth receiving the special parish award for general excellence during the year. The preacher for the day was the Rev. Wil- liam Hills of Victoria, B.C. who was visiting the rectory during last week. The LCW of St. Paul‘s Luth- eran Church held their last regular meeting of the season at the home of Mrs. Sylvia Lim- pert, 446 South Taylor Mills Drive with fourteen members present. Mrs. Polly Duefl'ert, Mrs. Ev. Miller and Mrs. Betty Harvey presented a skit for the pro- gramme for the evening. The president wishes the la- dies a restful and happy sum- mer. The next meeting will be held in September. At the final session for the season, Richmond Hill Presby- terian Sunday School presented two workers with gifts in honor of the 152nd anniversary of tile school. Mrs. V. Clayton who has served as a teacher for 12 years, and Miss Sandra Phillips who has served as secretary of the primary division were the honored members of the staff. Attendance awards were pres- ented to members of both the primary and senior schools, and ‘Miss Joy Phillips was present- ‘ed with a diploma for repeating the shorter catechism without error. Magistrate James Butler, former superintendent, spoke to the scholars. Monday, June 17th, marked' the end of a seven week’s swim programme, sponsored by the Richmond Hill YWCA. .After‘ the evening’s swimming les- sons at York Mills Collegiate Pool, 3 late snack was enjoyed by approximatey 35 ladies at the home of Mrs. Grace Jack- son. Discussion about summer swimming programmes for teenage girls brought enthus- iastic response during coffee time and a happy finale to the current swimming course. Sterling silver spoons â€"â€" crafted by Douglas Boyd, were presented to Mrs. Hazel Grif- fiths, swimming instructor and to Mrs. Anne Shubaly, who looked after registration and general information. Mrs. Garson with her wide experience, has, dur- ing the past few years, placed Brian on several television and stage shows, T.V. commercials, and a most thrilling experience â€" he danced with the 801-- shoi Ballet when it came to Toronto this past winter. Mrs. Garson, who can indeed be proud of her pupil’s achievement, ex- tends every good wish for his continued successinthe field of dancing. Brian Toogood, 12 year old son of Mr. a_nd Mrs D. F. Toogood, Rockport Crescent, has been awarded the highest honour in bal- let â€" a life membership with the National Ballet of Canada. Brian, who registered with Sylvia Garson’s Dance Studio only five seasons ago, had had no previous dance training. and intend- ed taking tap. Upon further discussion with Mrs. Garson on the importance of ballet, it was decided that it was an excellent background for the various forms of dan- oing. Dennis Thatcher, Jacey Anne Blvd., will be appearing in the CBC televised serial “Son of a Hundred Kings", which is be- ing filmed now for release in the fall. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Madden entertained at a cocktail party at their Richmond Street home on Friday, prior to attending the Curtain Club picnic at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dean Hughes, Unionville. The Sunday school of the Richmond Hill United Church held their closing sessions on Sunday last. All departments of ‘he school, as well as the nur- sery, will be closed for the summer months. September 8 is the date for the re-opening. A sight which had not been seen in Richmond Hill for fif- teen years greeted residents who were on Yonge Street at eight o’clock Friday morning - a street car proceeding north. The car which served on the streets of Toronto for many years has been purchased by Mr. Charles Matthews of Lang- staff to add to his collection of seven street cars of all vin- tages, and was being transport- ed to his farm near Lake Sim- coe for storage. Miss Janet Ferguson enter- tained at a supper party on Saturday last at her Elizabeth Street home, prior to leaving this Friday, with her parents, to take up residence in Will- owdale. Her guests included Peggy Hutchison. Jody Loftus, Valer- ie Fenwick, Michelle Water- man, Karen Polanski and Jan- et Bone. Unable to attend was Alice Ziegerhofer. At a baptismal service held at the Church of St. Gabriel on Sunday last the following chil- dren were received in baptism: Karen Elizabeth Hitchinson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stan- ley Hitchinson; Timothy James Horgan, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Horgan; Steven James McGuigan, son of Mr. and Mrs. James McGuigan and Ann El- izabeth Pilcher, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Pilcher. Mrs. L. V. Adshead, honor- ary regent of the Richmond Hill Chapter of the I.0.D.E. was guest of honour at a pot luck supper held at the home of Mrs. W. Houston on June 10. Mrs. H. Ludlow and Mrs. E. Fletcher were installed as mem- bers of the chapter. Mrs. Scott Ferguson was welcomed as a guest. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. W. J. Mc- Leod, Arnold Crescent, the sec- ond Monday of September. Entertaining prior to the} wedding last Saturday of Miss Lesley Webb to Brian Mills at St. Mary’s Anglican Church, was the bride’s mother, Mrs. Frank Webb, who held a trous- seau tea at her Longbridge Drive home. Pouring tea were Mrs. A. Mills and Mrs. D. Mills. Assisting the hostess were the bridesmaids, Lorraine Webb, Susan Gillard, Judy Purvis and Ina Lovell. Mrs. W. S. Rothwell, aunt of the bride, entertained the brid- al party at the Summit Golf and Country Club on Friday even- ing, following the wedding re- hearsal at the church. If anyone asks, blue is the summer fashion colour . . . at least in Richmond Hill. At last Tuesday’s Rose Queen Ball at Bayview Secondary School, pert and pretty blonde Donna Cattermole who was chosen Rose Queen wore blue chiffon and her princesses Debbie McConkey and Patsi‘ Higgs were also in lighter shades of the colour. The may- or’s wife, Mrs. William Neal also chose a blue print, Mrs. Donald Plaxton wore a smart peacock blue sheath topped with a fur stole and Mrs. Marâ€" ilyn McCormick was in floating blue chiffon among guests not- ed. Although attendance at the dance didn’t top any records, organizer Doug Boyd looking very handsome in the only white dinner jacket in the crowd, appeared pleased. There were young ladies in the foyer carrying trays of the artificial roses that everyone was sporting here last week. The dance was a very infor- mal one with most of the wom- en in light cotton full-skirted dresses or sheaths topped by stoles or sweaters. Music for dancing was sup- plied by the Novatones although it appeared between late arriv- als and the presentations of the candidates and the crowning of the queen, there was little time left for tripping the light fan- tastic. SALES - SERVICE - RENTALS Typewriters - Adding Machines Your Office Machine Specialist 88 Baker Ave., Richmond Hill See Portable Models at . , , (“fights Pharmacs All popular makes on hand Day or Evenings. TU- 4-1745 Special Students’ Rates L H. SIMS Mr. a rived ox ton, E1 holiday Mrs. R. The ladies Lawn Bowlin successful d euchre, com Lynett and . over 80 men Prize winne‘ lst, Mrs. E. ( B. Hewston: Wm. Babcock Mrs. Al Blac J. Stong; con ene Homer. Mrs. Earl Can ene Horn Mrs. Earl Brillinger. St. Mary’s Anglican Church‘ parish picnic was held last Sat- urday afternoon at the Albion Hills Conservation area, A large number of parents and children attended as well as the children of the Orange Home, who were adopted for the day by individual family parties. The committee under the di- rection of Don Ross consisted of Mr. and Mrs. William Nid- drie, Mr. William Lennox. Mr. James McRae, and Mr- Donald Fettes. Swimming, games, and refreshments were enjoyed by all. St. Matthew’s United Church Sunday school picnic was held on June 18th at Boyd Conserva- tion area attended by 350 child- ren and mothers. The programme was superâ€"‘ vised by Frank Bailie. who was very ably assisted by Tom Bu- chan and other committee mem bers. Uneeta Joyce and other C.G.I.T. girls looked after the serving of refreshments, Garth Hunter and Dawson Lang had some interesting competitive games for the youngsters. After supper the elders were shown how to play baseball by the boys and girls of the Y.P. and Hiâ€"C groups. The buses re- turned their tireless occupants to the church at 8.45 pm. Mr. and Mrs. Angus Austin of Toronto were entertained at dinner on the occasion of their golden wedding anniversary on Sunday last at the Richmond Hill Golf and Country Club. Attending the celebration were their son and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Austin, Leisure Lane, with their two sons, James and Brian, and their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. McLeod, Leaside, with their daughter and son, Judy and Donald. Mrs. Angus Martin was for- merly Miss Florence Osland of Box Grove, Markham. Mrs. C. Brown, Markham Road, left on Saturday to spend the summer months at Belmont Lake, Peterborough. Some 30 members of St. Mat-i thew’s United Church Womenf enjoyed a very delicious pot? luck supper at the church Tuesday evening. The meeting, their last until September. was convened by the afternoon group. Chief R. P. Robbins and Constable Douglas Young of the Richmond Hill Police Force spoke in turn on the ways in which parents may protect: their children from harm dur- ing the summer months. Both stressed the necessity remind- ing their children constantly of the safety rules taught them in school and of the hazards they should avoid. Chief Robbins de- scribed the proper method of mouth - to ‘ mouth resuscitation in the event of drowning acci- dents. June is brides. s] teas, trip vacations All make ing for " and you Crack v hearing 3 events. C President, Mrs. W. S. Urqu- hart chaired the meeting. Crack would appreciate hearing about these social events. Call us at TU. 4- 1105, drop a note in the mail to 63 Yonge Street South, or call in person- ally, we’ll be pleased to hear from you. PAINLESSLY DESTROYED (by approved S.P.C.A. method) AT NO COST TO YOU TROYER NATURAL SCIENCE SERVICE YONGE ST. - OAK RIDGES PR 3-5071 and Mrs. A. Wealth on Wednesday from England, for a m 1y with their dau; R. Painter, Fesserto THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hm, Ontario, Thursday, June 27,7 @963 I! adies of Richmond E owling Club held a v1 ‘ul dessert bridge a convened by Mrs. and Mrs. P. Savage members attending. winners were, bridge 5. E. Charity; 2nd, M zston: consolation, M abcock. Euchre â€"- 1 e is the month for i, showers. trousseau trips to the cottage. ons and graduations. lake interesting read- ar “Life in the Hill" your editor Margot your Blackburn: consolation 7. Lucky fameron a: l. Weaver ar- ay from Pres- u- a month’s eir daughter. Fesserton Rd. .n the Hill" tor Margot appreciate these social i at TU. 4- CATS Weaver m, Mrs. :y draw and Mrs‘ 2nd Hill very and Mrs.‘ Mrs. lst, Mrs. . ll": fia‘xxxxt. : \ Miss Mae Hepburn, the Pres- byterian Manse, left Malton by jet on Tuesday for a month's visit to Britain. She will join her mother, Mrs. J. Noble Hep- burn who ls already over there. III-III...- 24 Elizabeth St. N. 2 Carlton St I Richmond Hill Toronto I , ___,___._â€"_â€"- All last week was definitely their daughter’s shining moment and the smiles of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Cattermole of Richmond Hill reflect how pleased they are 17-year-old Donna wore the crown and robes of the Rose Show Queen. Donna was chosen from among a bevy of beauties at a dance to raise funds for York Central Hospital, rode in the sports day and rose show parades and was in attendance at the day-long flower competition at Richmond Hill High School. 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