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Thornhill Groups Plan Lectures, Films, Parties St. Luke’s Church A general meeting of the CWL was held November 2. Guest speaker, Sister Muriel Brown from the Cenacle Re- treat House, Bayview Avenue spoke on the value of retreat. A Christmas party has beenla church in Wittennerg. arranged for CWL members, to Teachers are still required be held at the home of Presl- for the Sunday school. The kin: dent June Mallon December dergarten, ages 4-5 requires two‘ 14. A. S. Mallon will show slid- teachers and the intermediate es on “The Story of Christmas". department, ages 12-14 needs not w a: i one teacher. The junior depart- Presbyterian ment needs a pianist. Mrs. K. G. McMillan, wife ofl Continuing his sermons 0" Rev. K. G. McMillan, D.D. of Protestantism, Rev. A. I. [Hig- the Canadian Bible Society gins will preach November 15 -_-..- t- u... nummm." Nnu- on the topic “Protestantism â€"â€" Dr. D. V. Wade of Knox Colâ€" lege conducted the services Nov- ember 1. He was assisted by G. Cook and L. Diamond in the morning and C. Atkinson at the evening service. Dr. Wade. who lives at Concord, visited many lay iraininfl centres in Europe last summer. Presbyterian Mrs. K. G. McMillan, wife of Rev. K. G. McMillan, D.D. of the Canadian Bible Society spoke to the Fortnighters Nov- ember 2. Her subject was “Challenge of the Changing World." There will be a box in the narthex every Sunday in Nov- ember to receive Christmas gifts for mental patients. These can be for a man. woman or childâ€"and please do not wrap. evening service. Dr. wade, wn0i lives at Concord. visited many lay lrainina centres in Europe last summer. Rev. Dillwyn Evans preached in Knox Church. St. Thomas on November 1. The mothers' auxiliary of the Scouts and Cubs met in the board room November 5 and installed new officers. There will be a box in the narthex every Sunday in Nov- ember to receive Christmas gifts {or mental patients. These can be for a man. woman or childâ€"and please do not wrap. November 8 was youth Sun- Aau anut- and mm: “grader! bazaar “in bid Thornhill” on‘ November 20 and 21. A poster competition. sponsored by the bazaar committee for all chil- dren of the church school is in progress. Three prizes are to be award- ed for three different age groups. Every poster submitted will be shown at the bazaar. Canon Robert Dann. Rector of St. Paul's. Toronto will be guest speaker at the congrega- tional dinner November 12. A film in the Billy Graham series was shown to the Teens and Twenties after the Nov- ember 8 evening service. scored twice. Joey De Marco and Ricky Hartwick got assists. John Blackborough scored unassist- ed. Paul De Marco scored twice with assists going to Bobby Mc- Intosh and Moore. McIntosh scored assisted by MacKay. Hartwick got two penalties for charging and McIntosh one for booking. Keith Barzfl BANTAMS Woodbridge 2. Thornhlll Golden Hawks 0 This was a tough close game with penalties galore on both sides. MIDGETS The mothers' auxiliary of the Scouts and Cubs met in the board room November 5 and installed new officers. Novembef 8 was youth Sun- day. Scouts and Cubs paraded at the morning service. in the evening the young people were in charge and the YPS execu- tive was installed. United Church Sixteen ladies attended the business executive meeting of the UCW October 26. They made final arrangements for the November 7 bazaar and planned a luncheon for the men of the church prior to their canvass on November 22. Mrs. T. Harrington and Mrs. L. Mor- rison are convenors. Dinner arâ€" The In-Be-Teens of Emman- uel Church extends thanks to everyone who helped make their rummage sale a success. Guldes and Brownies A reminder that the 1st Richvale Guides and Brownies are holding a bazaar at Rose. lawn School November 14 from 3 to 4. Church News 2nd and 4th Richvale Guides and Brownies Parents‘ Commit- tee held its meeting November 4 at the home of Mrs. H. Avi- son. Roosevelt Drive. Plans far a Christmas project were discussed. An amusing auc- tion sale was held. Next meet- ing will be a Christmas party at the home of Mrs. A. Simp- son. BrysOn Drive, on Decem- ber 2 at 8:30 pm. Telephone convenors will be calling all members to remind them of the party. Bowling News Cancer Society The Thornhi Canadian Canci be pleased to 1 films to intere women they i Two Women”, Women" and amination". Films suitabi men's groups : “Traitor Withi School groups ested in seei Cell". an espe son. Bryaou Drive, on Decem- ber 2 at 8:30 pm. Telephone comment will be calling all members to remind them of the party. Bowling News East Richvale Mixed Bowling League standings as of Novem- ber-‘3 are: Ringadings 34, Spoo- kes 33, Silents 31. Hawkeyes and Blew Angels 28. Hy-flyers and Loudones 25. Beatles 23. Silver dollars were won by John Hills 69, and Anne Hewâ€" itt 717. Other three highs were Barbara Hinton 690. Lottie Mc- Cuaig 665. Dick Colvin 579 and Max Hinton 678 Bereavement Sincere sympathy is extend- Filml suitable fer showing at men's groups are “Man Alive”, “Traitor Within". “Life Story". School groups would be inter- ested in seeing “From One Cell", an especially good tea- ching film in cartoon form, “Research on Smoking" and “To Smoke or Not to Smoke." All groups could profit from viewing “is Smoking Worth It?" “The Scouier Case." “The Choice" and several others. “What is Cancer" is a film prepared f o r professional groups. nurses and doctors. All films are in color and may be obtained by calling Mrs. John MacKay. 167 John Street. 285-1635. Sincere sympathy is extend-E John Street. 285-1635. ed to Lyle (16th Avenue) and Nursery School Jim (Duncan Rd.) Breedon and Thornhill Co-operative Nur- family in themecent loss of sery School held its first per- a dearly loved brother. ents’ meeting of the season at the home of Mrs. M. Tamblyn NEWMARKET: Two young November 2. ' NEW‘MARKET: Two young‘ Newmarket children were un- conscious after a truck-car col- lision in which seven persons were injured at the intersec- tion of Davis Drive and the 5th Concession of Whitchurch. Their father and sister are in York County Hospital. Thomas Smith Jr., 7. and Lorrains, 10. are in a Toronto Hospital and their condition is critical. Thomas Smith Sr. and Margaret. 12. are improving slova. Richvale News 87 Yonge St. N. For Car Repairs or any good reason $5022 to $5.000E’. NIAGARA FINANCE COMPANY LIMITED Correspondent: Mrs. Anne Hewitt. 78 16th Avenue TU. 4-7645 24o Bunches from Coast to Cot» B. L. WHITWOR’I‘H I. 285-4853 Always there with ready cash... rangements were also discussed for the senior citizens' dinner December 16. November 1 was observed as Reformation Sunday, marking the anniversary of Luther's nailing his thesis to the door of a church in Wittenberg. Its ember 8 evening service. I MIDGETS On November 7. all members Woodhridge 10. Thornhill 0 of the 3 T”: were invited to e Woodbridge won easily. The “hootenanny” featuring the last period was highly dram- Ken Jones Quertet. A dance atic. Bob Bonnell was given 3 followed. two minute penalty for charg- November 15 the Teens and ing; when he talked back to the Twenties will hear a zuest referee he was expelled from speaker at a corporate com- the game. munion breakfast and on Nov- The chap who referees the ember 22. Rev. R. Rughl will games every Saturday night for speak at their evening meeting. Thornhill OMHA teams is Dave Its Strength and Weakness”. ing. There were no penalties. Team standings: Defenders * * * * .PEEWEES 33, Broadsides 31. Dizzy Dunkâ€" Holy Trinuy Thornhlll 11,Woodbrldge 0 ers 25 Deadbeats 25 Funsters A family film festival was Joey De Marco scored 6 of 16 Untouchables 15.'High sin- held in Holy Trinity parish hall the 11 goals, with two assists 21$ scores: Jean Smiih 224’ on November 6, with collection going to Ian MacKay. one from Mary Redman 217 Janie Hat- goinz to the Canadian Bible Kenny Moore and one to Billy ton 202’ Joan Fulton 192’ Eve- Society. Law. two goals were una551st- lyn Burden 190_ Plan: are shaping up for the.ed. Plans axe shaping up for the bazaar “In Old Thomhill” on November 20 and 21. A poster competition. sponsored by the A meeting of the 3rd Thorn- hill Scout and Cub Mothers' Auxiliary was held November 5 at the home of Mrs. Ethel E1- vidge. Campbell Ave. New mothers were introduced and ‘the new executive installed. IMr's. Pat Mills of the York Summit executive board was present as was Mrs P. C. Jackson wife of the 3rd Thorn- :hill chaplain. Mrs. Hedges. secretary Mrs. Evelyn Burden and members Mrs. Lillian HortOn. Mrs. Tony Tytler. Mrs. Norma Doyle, Mrs. Eva Peters. Mrs. Betsy Stow‘ and Mrs. Doreen Hodge plan? to attend the fall conference for the York Summit district aux-1 illaries at St. Mary’s Anglican Church, Richmond Hill. President Mrs. Hedges pre- sided and tea was served by Mrs. Betsy Stow and her as- sistants. The Thornhill branch of the Canadian Cancer Soclety w0uld be Pleased to loan any of their films to interested groups. Fer women they have ”Time and Two Women”, “A Story for Women" and “Breast Self-Ex- amination". Guest speaker was C. Lawton Bird. co-ordinator of music for the North York Board of Edu- catlon His thought-provoking speech, “They Can't Have Music” devefoped the theme that childlen \of all ages can benefit by being exposed to good music. but only the best music is good enough for our children. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Tamblyn and members of the executive. lulu-nan", ..._ testantism, Rev. A. I. Hig-l Jimmie McIntosh sports three l will preach November 15 stitches in his forehead from an the topic “Protestantism â€"â€" accident involving high stick- Strength and Weakness”. lng. There were no penalties. nâ€"I‘IIYI'VIEL‘ Richmond Hill I MINOR ATOMS team were Gary Stamp 2, Rolyyhigh singles: Helen Leahy 261' Thornhill 2. Richmond Hill 1 Fritz 3. Dave Gidney 1, NickiMary Gage 218. Michael Coyne scored a goal Nowelselski l. The Shamrocks} Lucky Helen Leahy who woi assisted by Mark Gayne. Gayne have acquired a new goalie,ia shampoo and flngerwave f0 scored a goal assisted by Mich- Dave Norton. ithe high single of 261. Th1 ael Coyne. This was the return prize is donated once a montl STOUFFVILLE CLIPPERS ito high triples and high sing game of the two minor atom . teams. November 3 â€" Stouffv1lle11es on a certain night by . we] nu: _____ o Human-n. Fh‘nbe A l. LA-..L.. “-44.. Thornhill 7, Woodbridge 4 Paul De Marco scored five of the seven goals. He scored three unassisted. Assists Went to Ger- ald Read and Mark Woolnough. Michael Coyne scored the re- maining two goals, one unas- sisted, and the other on assists from Gayne and Ricky Hopper. De Marco received a penalty for charging and Hopper had one for tripping. Woodbridge 2. Thornhlll Golden Hawk: 0 This was a tough clase game with penalties galore on both sides.. The chap who referees the games every Saturday night for Thornhill OMHA teams is Dave Hopper. captain of the Thorn- hlll Shamrocks and a coach with the Thornhill Church Lea- gue. St. Edwards Tigers 2. Holy Trinity Rockets 0. Next week. November 14. Richmond Hill OMHA teams will be back to Doublerink to play Thornhfll. St. Edwards Lions, 13, Thorn- hlll United 2. THORNHILL CHURCH LEAGUE TIKES St. Edwards 7, Thornhill United 0. MINOR ATOMS St. Edwards 5, Thornhill Uni- ted 0. Holy Trinity 4. Thornhill Presbyterian 1. Thornhill Presbyterian 3, St Luke's 2. Holy Trinity 2, Thornhill Presbyterian 1. St. Edwards 2. Thornhill United 1. Holy Trinity 3, Thornhill Presbyterian 2. Since the last column we have learned that from Thornhill play in tha Protestant Youth Council League (THL). RICHMOND HILL SENIOR LEAGUE Willowdale Rangers 6. Thorn- hifl Shamrocks 3 Shammck goalie Pat Dineen settled down after the Rangers had scored four goals in the first 10 minutes of play. For Thornhlll Jim Gowdy Scored twice and Nick Nowelselski once. MARKHAM: Deputy-reeve Har- old Lawrie will make a bid for the office of reeve at the muni- cipal elections on December 12. he has made known. Mrs. Alma Walker is the incumbent. This year‘s election will return coun- cil for a two-year term as this was approved by the elector- ate in 1963. Thornhill Juvenile Bob Prie is Mike hill Thornhlll Shamrocks 7 Bradford 5 Goal getter: for the home The Thornhill Sports Scene HWY. ll s1845-00 'enile team. Manager I) Priestman and co: Mike Briden of Tho I. The boys who are m Thornhlll play in specuu. NEW LOW PRICE SALES + PARTS + REPAIRS + BODY SHOP PEEWEES BANTAMS has laser is l conch Thornâ€" are all r in the Councll minor MORRIS - AUSTIN - MG - AUSTIN HEALEY MIDGET - SPRITE - PRINCESS - GYPSEY ‘c, FUEL STOUFFVILLE CLIPPERS November 3 â€"â€" Stouffville Clippers 8, Uxbrilge Chicks 4. Goals: Rod Kelson 3, Barry MacLean 2 and Neil Saunders November 4 â€" Stouffville 13, Uxbridge 2. This was Clip- per's second win over Uxbridge in 23 hours. Goals: Pete Reesor 3, Tom Benson 2. Rod Kelson 2 and Robin Hood 2. While Bob Mustard. Barry MacLean. Ted Redshaw and Ross Brown added one each. MacLean 2 and Neil Saunders 2. November 4 â€" Stouffville: 13. Uxbridge 2. This was Clip-1 per's second win over Uxbridge‘ in 23 hours. Goals: Pete Reesor 3, Tom Benson 2, Rod Kelsonl 2 and Robin Hood 2. While Bob Mustard. Barry MacLean. Ted Redshaw and Ross Brown added one each. BOWLING Ladies Afternoon Bowling Club Team standings: Defenders 33, Broadsides 31, Dizzy Dunk- ers 25, Deadbeats 25, Funsters 16, Untouchables 15. High sin- gle scores: Jean Smith 224, Mary Redman 217, Janie Hat- ton 202, Joan Fulton 192, Eve- lyn Burden 190. Mixed Bowling League Team standings: Reg Spark- es 3"]. Gord Sweezy 28, John MacDonald 26, Jim Rutledge 24. Pat Paulan 18, Charlie Mac- Donald 14. Men's high triple. le Ball 721; Ladies high triple lHelen Leahy 597. Men's high singles: Cy Ball 295, 240, Reg Sparkes 266. Ken Poole 236. 203. Art Palmer 245. Charlie MacDonald 250. 203. Reg Bay- liss 223. Jim Rutledge 218. John MacDonald 249-248. Ladies HIGH SCHOOL SPORT PERSONALITY Judy Allen. all around girl athlete at Thornhill Secondary has a record of consistent good, standing in a variety of sports. Last year, she was vice-presi- dent of the GAA, captain of her color team and a letter winner. Now in grade 13. she has been on the volleyball and basket- ball team for going on five years. She was a member of the‘ basketball team that won the championship at Barrie last year. Her interest in track and field has given her two senior championships at Thornhill Secondary and she was a mem- ber of the Georgian Bay track team that was a winner last year. She also won the bad- minton championship at Thornâ€" hill. To top all this accomp- lishment she has an Award of Merit from the Royal Life Sav- ing. “Swimming is my favorite sport," she said. She hopes to play basketball in the Georgian Bay tournament again next year. Judy is the daug ter of Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Alle , John Street. Her ambition is to be either a sociologist or a phys- iotherapist. She hasn't made up her mind yet. BMC Cars and Trucks (New and Used) AND BURNER SERVICE git-gs! 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