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i0 THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill, Ontario, Thursday, July 18, 1963 I Four young men appeared in Hunt, 20. 91 Rushbrooke Ave: Rléhmond Hill Court Tuesday Toronto, and William Allan charged with breaking and en- Currie, 17. 118 Leslie St., Tor- tering and theft earlier that onto. day at Cadet Cleaners, Rich- Bail was set at $2.000 casl‘. mond Hill. W _ or property each and they were A___.4_1__ .._ :. They are Albert Gill Langis, 22, 1322 Dundas St. E., Toron- to, Hugh Allan Genge. 18, no fixed address, William Allan THE Challenge 0F PINDER BROS. lTD. STEEL ll NTELS | BEAMS HOW MUCH YOU MAY SAVE ON YOUR CAR INSURANCE WITH STATE FARM! Richmond Hill Works Department is doing its share to keep the streets of the town clean. Are YOU? Our camera caught a young lad placing waste in the small container on a pole near “The Liberal" office. State Farm Mutual Insurance Companies "I" “I. ancer IMMUNOLOGY. or the study of the human body's resistance to disease, now .offers cancer scientists one of their most exciting leads to possible cancer control. If a natural resistance mechanism to cancer can be jound, prevention by vac- cine might be possible. RADIATION. treatment of cancer - one of the two known methods by which cancer can be cured - is being improved by develop-; ment of new instruments and better methods of application which reduce undesirable side effects. In Magistrates Court STEEL FABRICATING Kept in Stock Portable Crane Service James Gramger 130 Yonge St. s. RichmOnd Hill, Ontario TU. 4-1529 To Custom Specifications 2 Otonobee Keep Richmond Hill Clean BA. 1-3344 Canadian Head office. Toronto, Ont Patrick Keith Bell who last week pleaded guilty to break- ing, entering and theft under $50 from Donway Markets was given one year's suspended sen- tence in magistrate’s court to- day. Bell is formerly from Sharon, now of Toronto. Bail was set at $2.000 casl‘. or property each and they were remanded in custody until July 23. Hunt was also charged with auto theft. John William Roy Angliss, R.‘ R. 3 Newmarket, was charged with dangerous driving and breaking and entering with in- tent by Markham Police Tues- day. He was remanded in cus- tody for a week. Blair Bate- man and George Hall of Clare- mont charged with possession of stolen goods were remanded in custody until Friday in New- market magistrate’s court. Charges were laid following investigations by Markham Police Officers Clifford Cox and Donald Dukes at the George Brand Service Station and the Don Mills Driving Range. Frank Willey, who was ar- rested when he was caught throwinz stones at his brother, pleaded guilty and was fined $10 and costs for being intoxi- cated in a public place. Charge was laid by Markham Police. Barney Wayne Palmeau was fined $10 and costs for illegal possession of liquor; he plead- ed guilty. Mrs. 'l'ed Bennett and Mrs. Wilton Young spent the past week at the Bennett’s cottage at Kearney, north of Huntsville and Burks Falls. Ronald M. Oswald pleaded guilty to illegal possession of liquor June 22 after he was caught throwing a beer bottle out a window in Markham Vil- lage. Fine was $10 and costs. A charge of dangerous driv- ing was dismissed against Ben- jamin Bajarl of Box Grove, who pleaded not guilty to the charge laid by Markham Village Pol- ice June 22. Mrs. P. Won-all and daugh- ter Noreen, 47 Elmdale Court, spent a few days in Cobden, Ont.. with Mr. and Mrs. 0. Hawkins. formerly of Richmond Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Owen Grant and family of South Taylor Mills Drive have just returned home following an enjoyable motor trip through the Mari- times. Mr. Bob Hannah was a visitor in town Monday. Mr. Hannah is remembered as the former proprietor of Bob's Variety Store, Yonge Street North. The store stood where the Discount Plaza is now located. Mr. Han- nah “nxvv "war-A09: -\ vnvdnfv gtnrn Mr. and Mrs. Sam Furgol and daughter Lorie of Princeton, NJ. were recent visitors in Richmond Hil‘. Mrs. Furgol is the former Nancy Austin. While in town they visited Mrs. Fur- gol’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. ,. Harrv “Win " “ri"""~*'l Street. Their holiday in Cana- da will include some camping in the Midland area. “Marching along in the Par- ade" on Saturday last, as he has done for just on fifty years, was Mr. James Ley of Richmond Street. in North York. However he in thinking 01' moving to 13C. Mr. Ley, as a member for 51‘ years of Loyal Orange Lodge No. 414 Uhthoff (north of Cr- illia) marched at Orillia in the colourful annual Orange Day Parade that commemorates the Battle of the Boyne, which took place in 1690. Sympathy is extended to Mrs. Dave Holt. Church Street South, on the death of her mother, Mrs. Doris Esther Mugford of Queensvilfe. Mrs. Mugford was killed late Sunday afternoon when her car went out of cont- rol on the third concession of Whitchurch township near Au- rora and flipped dver. For some time Mrs. Mugford was asso- ciated with Kresge's in Rich- ‘mond Heights Plaza. On Saturday evening, after a barbecue dinner at the home of Miss Mary Dowsett, Harrygan Crescent, Miss Ardls Steel was tendered a surprise birthday party by her parents at her home 236 Jacey Anne Drive. After a period of dancing and presentation of gifts, the twen- ty one guests enjoyed a buffet luncheon. Among those present were: Miss Crystal Bowyer, Miss Mary Dowsett, MlSS Carol Fox. Miss Helen Knott, Miss Patricia Gub- by, Mr. D. Sutherland, Mr. R. Steele, Mr. and Mrs. Vern Dyn- es, Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Dowsette and Wendy, Mr. and Mrs. James McMillan. Out of town guests were Mr. Roland Thiffault and 1Mr, Kenneth Bell of Waubau- shene, Mr. R. H. Phoenix, To- ronto, and Mr. Alvin Thompson, Cedar Valley. Editor Margot Crack Mrs. Mary Pallas, 157 Rugg- les Avenue. was a recent win- ner of a cash prize of $100 in a supermarket contest. Miss Loraine Barker. Centre Street West, has as her vacation guest for ten days Miss Helen Holbeck of Montreal. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Barker, Centre Street West, have retur- ned from a vacation spent at Jasper Park Lodge. Alberta and Vancouver, B. C. Mr. and Mrs. F. G. McCully, Sussex Avenue, have just re- turned from a week's visit to New York -â€" their first holl- day in three years. Flying both ways, the high- lights of their trip were shopp- ing at the main stores, sight- seeing, visiting the Peppermint Lounge (where the twist origin- ated) and a four hour cruise around Manhattan. Recent baptisms atSt. Mary’s Anglican Church: Elizabeth Ann Deighton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Deighton; Leo Mar- cel Ablett, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Ablett; Melanie Jane Wat- ford, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Watford; Jill-Ann Roberta Ferrier, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. Fer'rier. Richmond Hill, and Stephen Glenn Case, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Case, Markham. Mr. R. E. Bowley, Roosevelt‘ Drive, has resigned from his position, as chemist-librarian at the Falconbridge Research Unit in Richvale and is now study- ing at the Ontario College of Education. His family will be moving in August to Peterborough, where he will be teaching next winter. Just returned from New York and Montreal after a busy week gathering colour and fabric in- formation for Spring, 1964, was Mrs. John Postlethwaite, Pal- fiser Crescent. The T. Eaton Co. Ltd. recent- ly announced her appointment to the general buying and mer- chandising division as accessory fashion co-ordinator for the catalogue. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bennett! Markham Road, entertained about 25 friends and relatives on Sunday. in honour of Mr. Bennett’s aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Taylor, from Carshalton. Surrey, England. Mr. and Mrs. Taylor arrived by BOAC on Saturday night, and are staying with Mr. and Mrs. Percy Bennett of Victoria Square. Mr. Bennett and his sister had not met for 35 years. Other guests were members of Mrs. Percy Bennett's family, Mr. and Mrs. March and Mrs. A. Taylor and Shirley of Oak- ville. Pork Ribleis lb. 25¢ BEEF Sausageffi" lb. 29¢ 35:; lb. 19¢ Short Rib Roast lb. 43¢ Dempstevrs BREAD 2 For 39¢ $150M eatina gm SAVINésl BAYVIEW PLAZA FRESH FAMILY LOAF C. NELS GAGE CHOCOLATE CHIP . . . . . MINT Mrs. May Hunt, Yonge Street North, and Mrs. Thomas Alli- son. enjoyed a summer vacation at Woodland Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Scott McCann Mrs. Donald Brayshaw, 243 and family. left their Leisure Harrygan Crescent, is at pres- Lane home last week to take up ent taking a course with the residence in Thornbury. C.N.R. at Montreal. The sympathy of the comâ€" munity is extended to Mr. and Mrs. G. Shepherd, Colborne Street, on the death of their son, Gregor, who passed away on Thursday last at Branson Hospital. Visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Butt. 86 Cartier Crescent, are Mrs. Butt's bro- ther and wife, Mr and Mrs. Richard Torpey, and her mother, Mrs. Henry Torpey, from .Quebec City. Congratulations are extended to Dr. Ralph and Dr. Lillian Langstafi’. who were married 60 years ago on July 15, 1903. The ceremony was performed by the bride’s uncle, Rev. Mr. Grant, at the Presbyterian Manse, Rich- mond Hill. Attendants were Miss Nellie Langstafl’ and Mr. James Skeele. The honeymoon 60 years ago was spent at the Lake of Bays. A childrens amateur Cat and Dog Show will be held this Sat- urday at the Allencourt Plaza from 930-1130 am. Sponsored by the Allencourt I. G. A., no entry forms are nev cessary, there will be prizes for everyone. with dozens of differ- ent classes. wSkin-717; grooming your pet now for the “really big show!". Dennis Moore left on Mon- day night for New York where he will attend the June Taylor School of Dancing for two weeks. An enjoyable evening was held recently by the Misses Patricia Waem and Sybil Giles at the home of Miss Marguerite Jennings, Allencourt Crescent. On Saturday last. he attended the Mikado at Stratford. and at the producer’s party which folâ€" lowed, at the Elizabethan Inn, be renewed acquaintances with old friends Alan and Blanche Lund. Alan was the choreogra- pher for the Mikado and now starts busily rehearsing for the C. N. E. Grandstand Show. Former classmates at Rich- mond Hill High school, the girls have not seen each other for four years and spent several hours reminiscing and bringing each other up to date. Miss Giles recently graduated from Toronto General Hospital Nursing School; Miss Waern as a graphic artist with Art Comâ€" position Associates in Toronto; and Miss Jennings is a fourth- year student at the University of Toronto TU. 4-769] Holidaying at Thunder Beach this week are Dr. D. Stainer, Mrs. Stainer, and son Mark. Mrs. H. Monks. Louise and Charles, Dr. R. Painter, Mrs. Painter. Charles and Cathy. and Mrs. Painter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Weaver, who are on a month’s visit from Preston. England. The Co-operative Vacation Bible School held at St. Mat- thew’s United Church. came to a successful conclusion Friday night, when a gratifying num- ber of parents and friends gath- ered in the church to enjoy the closing exercises. Rev. A. Myers. St. Paul's Lutheran, gave the opening re-‘ marks, followed by Mrs. J. Lowens. director, who greeted? the parents and meted out well-‘ deserved praise and thanks to‘ all teachers and ministers ln-‘ volved in the effective running of such a school. Gratitude was also expressed for cookies, etc., donated for daily refreshment time for the younger departâ€" ments. Mrs. Lowens discussed the aims of the course and hoped the children had learned how they, like David and Joseph and Peter. could “Walk With God” and know He cared for them. and grow to be useful servants of God Then the children gave ex- amples of songs and stories they had sung and read during the two weeks at school. The shy- ness of the nursery, the bravado of the kindergarten, the beau- tiful singing by the primary, and the very interesting stud- ent-made puppet show, “David and Goliath”, gave evidence of the hard yet rewarding work of all teachers. The evening was brought to a close by Rev. James Bum of St. Matthews, after which the parents visited their youngsters’ department and admired and collected handwork done during the school team. SELLING YOUR HOME? For Fast Results, Consult The Real Estate Brokers listed in “The Liberal" every Thursday RICHMOND HEIGHTS CENTRE Mr. and Mrs. Chris Haythorn, recent graduates of Bristol Uni- versity, England. were recent guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Crack. Leonard St. Following two months em-‘ ployment in Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Haythorn, who were mar- ried only five days prior to their departure. intend spend- lng the remainder of their stay touring the States. Miss Mary Dawson spent the weekend in Midland, and was pleased to find her sister, Mrs. L. W. Zuefelt. showing improve- ment, following a fall in her home on June 23. She will be a patient in St. Andrew's Hos- pital, Midland. for some time I @hituarp yet Funeral services were held Monday for William Gregor (Greg) Shepherd, who passed away in Branson Hospital last Thursday following a lengthy illness. Beloved son of Mr. and Mrs. George Shepherd of 165 Colborne Ave., Richmond Hill, Greg was in his let year. Rev. J. N. Hepburn conducted the services and pallbearers were Bob Lewis, Brian Finner- ty, Bill Hack, George Cowan, Hans Wi-esner and Neil Sheph- erd. Interment was in Richmond Hill Cemetary. Greg had been a resident of Richmond Hill for six years. during which time he had at- tended Richmond Hill High School and had been keenly in- terested in sports. He was par- ticularly interested in golf and swimming and played on the local soccer team. fié {é Survived by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Shepherd, and two brothers, Neil and George Mr. and Mrs. Dean Myers, former residents of 245 Harry- gan Crescent, now residing at 35 Springholme Road. Barrie, entertained their Harrygan Crescent friends at their new home on Saturday. The many friends of Mr. Ind Mr. and Mrs. A. 3. Sellwood. Mrs. Lou Donelly, Church St. propietors of Sellwood’s Salon. South, will be pleased to hearJYonge Street South, leave on that they have both been re- Saturday for two weeks vacation leased from Branson Hospital in Cape Cod. and are now convalesclng at * * * * home. Kathy Anderson. Centre St. Among the guests were Mr. Welcome to new residents and Mrs. Jack Thomas. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Case. and and Mrs. Stewart Clement. Mrs. children, Antoinette, Arlene and Kathy Brayshaw and Mr. and David. who recently arrived Mrs. Gordon Cockburn. Ifrom Trinidad, and have taken Mr. Myers now has a General up residence at 42 Elmdale Motors' dealership in Barrie. Court. Mr. Myers now has a General Motors“ dealership in Barrie. and their former neighbours wish them all happiness and good luck in their new venture. III-II-II!_ _ McCLARY EASY 10 Cu“. 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