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W WIWKflmfllmlfilllflllllflllllmlflg'fi . A.“ _ fimmmmmmmmm sgfiseaaeggggg Q ., awwwwmwwwwwwwwWWwwwwwwwWWWWWWWWWWWwwwwaWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW "The Finest Upholsterlnx At No Extra Cost" WHY BE SATISFIED WITH LESS : IP’JISCTliMlli‘PTELSDELIVERY 252 TAYLOR MILLS SOUTH RICHMOND HILL , WISHES ALL THEIR CUSTOMERS AND FRIENDS Headquarters For Question Traffic - Lazenby Several questions asked by Councillor William Laz- enby on November 2 were answered in a police com- mittee meeting report pre- sented at last week's Richâ€" mond Hill Council meeting. Mr. Lazenby had noted that there were no signs posted on Bayview Avenue and Vaughan Road limit- ing the speed of vehicles. He asked who is responsi- ble for policing these roads and who is responsible should accidents occur be- cause of lack of speed lim- itation. The answer was that both roads are under the jurisdiction of the To- ronto and York Roads Commission. It was report. ed that Engineer A. J. Ret- tie had been approached and he had promised im- mediate actiOn on the mat- ter. .u... .H V __ _, street. The police commit- tee reported its members felt that any change in the positioning of present signs is not warranted. The committee recom- mended that interested cit- izens in this area concerned with a change consult with their councillor. RINGWOOD: Miss Priscilla Pipher of Ringwood celebrated her 90th birthday December 10 and received close to 100 visi- tors. Miss Pipher was born at Dickson’s Hill and has lived in her Ringwood- residence for 80 years. v The ladies auxiliary has also recently elected a new execu- tive and chase Lucy Rickard as president. Kay Wood was elect- ed lst vice-president and Edith Titshall 2nd vice-president. Au- drey Apperley will continue to represent the branch at Sunny- brook. The ladies make a mon- thly trip to the hospital and Audrey has missed only one visit in the last six years. On December 8 six ladies of the auxiliary covered the whole of the fourth floor. and part of the third in distributing Christmas gifts to 150 patients. They also visited Comrade Wally Spohr land 85 year old Pop Jarvis, life member of the Legion who has Another question by Mr. Lazenby dealt with failure of traffic lights at the cor- ner of Bayvicw and Mark- ham Roads. He asked who was responsible for seeing that these lights were kept operating. The answer again was the Toronto & Yorks Road Commission. Referring to the lack of speed limit signs on Vau- ghan Road, Mr. Lazenby noted that it is quite pos- sible for vehicles to come “sifting” over the top of the hill to the west of Yonge Street and be un- nble to stop on demand of the traffic lights. This could cause a serious acci- dent. “We have done all we could by bringing this to the attention of the prop- er authorities." Mr. Lazen- by commented," so if such an accident takes place we are out of the picture. This is the point I am trying to get across." It was also noted that the traffic lights at Mark- ham and Bayview have been adjusted slightly for clear visibility from all di- rections. The Ward 2 councillor also asked for investigation of moving stop signs at Fauna Avenue and Rock- port Crescent so that Rock- port would become a stop street. The police commit- tee reported its members felt that any change in the positioning of present signs is not warranted. The committee recom- mended that interested cit- izens In this area concerned with a change consult with their councillor. The Cubs and Scouts enjoy- ed a swimming party at the North York Pool last week. Mr. and Mrs. McFee were hosts after swimming when the; boys had "Peace on earth, good will to men." We would like to take this opportun- ity to wish all our readers a Merry Christmas. Jefferson Cubs and Scouts December 14 was devoted al- most entirely to elections. Frank Barrott Was returned as presi‘ dent for his fourth term. Chuck Jesson, lst vice president, Ted McBrien and Wes Berseth 2nd and 3rd viceâ€"presidents respec- tively. Frank Titshall and Jack Sanders retained their positions on the executive committee. Er- nest Benton, Alec Kernohan and Frank Woods who had earl- ier been appointed to the 1964 executive received a vote of con- fidence to continue their work in 1965. A newcomer to the ex- . n-n_-- ‘ Only 33% of the membersmp turned out to vote. A percent- age which is typical of mest elections held in a democratic society. it t I! an H The chairman announced dur. King proceedings that Comrade Cal Harper, who had been nomi- nated fer the executive. had de- gclined to stand because of pres- \ sure of business. x Au vavc -- 0-7 ecutive is Comrade Rick Pillage. Another member will be the Immediate Past President George Wood. The past presi- dent automatically rétains a seat on executive and does not have to be elected. comrade weed is also deputy command- er for our zone in district “E”; CL nu uuu "V..- ___ The elections were conducted (ably We may say) by our com- rade who was assisted by Past Presidents Steve Arbon and Jack Sandersn ,..., The entertainment ofiicer re-‘ ported that the New Year’s dance would be limited to 230 per- sons. This would allow more e1~ bow room than last year. A1~ though members were given first preference 3 small number of tickets will be available to others. The last general All Elgin Mills And Jefferson News Hot choéolate and Your legion Reports Your Party Needs meeting 0“ devoted al- Branch 815, Royal Canadian Legion By Eric Chapman - 884-7129 EVENING BRANCH ST. JOHN'S ANGLICAN CHURCH doughnuts. Many thanks to the drivers, Mrs. D. Cracknell, Mrs. J. Miller. Mr. J. Fullman and Mr. Keith Sanderson. The Cubs and Scouts wish to thank all in the community who made their Christmas tree business so successful. They are Sorry if some of their cus- tOmers were disappointed but the ‘ year been in Sunnybrook for the past year. A gift was given to Com- rade Vale who celebrated his centenary on November 23. The ladies added the Congratulations of the branch to those he had received from Her Majesty The Queen and Prime Minister Les- ter Pearson. Johnny Oliver, the adopted protege of the ladies auxiliary was accorded his usual month- ly visit and is reported happy now that he can resume his ar- tistic abilities after an unfortu- nate accident. They are planning a ‘Hydro Showtime’ on January 28 at 8 pm. in Legion Court, Mod- em electrical appliances will be on display and some will be awarded 3s prizes. Tickets at .50c éach are available from membérs or Kay Wood at 884- 2479. All proceeds will go to the needs of our less fortunate friends. ‘stage and eyeing the walls bur- . clowns and a tramp who clown~ ‘ ed and trampe'd and did every- .thing normally expected from Our first children’s Christmas “a party at Legion Court was at- tended by over 400 youngsters each accompanied by at least one adult. M.C. Jim Haggart, on sting at the seams. decided to evacuate the parents to the club room. Rick Pillage, in the club rOOm changing into Santa’s dress, hastily retreated into the wash-com. The children parti- cipated eagerly in singing led . by Comrade Jim. and their de- ‘ termination to explode all the balloons was equalled only by the speed with which our Leg- ionnaires replaced them. After someone had donated a safety pin, Santa overcame a difficul- ty he was having and made his‘ entrance to an ovation that must have been heard in Aurora. Ad- cling to the hilarity were two two clowns and a tramp. ' The gallant ladies auxiliary’ whose kitdhen had become sim-] ilar in most respects to Grand‘ Central Station fought bravelyi to meet the demand for hot dogs. Armed with supplies our members went'into action de- a, livering to all who wished to I receive. We report that none of our comrades were serious- ly injured nor any reported missing. The party was quite a ‘success and it was surprising; how the circumstances fitted in” iwith the best laid plans. is, treefi Sold very quickly this @mmmmfifimé%§fifi§fi§fi%fi%fiém4mm£mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmw y During the service Mrs. Rani :- Neun sang a solo; Mrs. T. Rob- 1- inson, Mrs. G. Carson and Mrs. R. Neun sang the carol. “Lo ‘0 How the Rose" and Mrs. Harn- 3 den at the organ and Mr. C. 1- Black with violin played Christ- ‘e mas music while the offering ‘9 was received. St. John's Church News The Sunday school children had their Christmas party at the parish hall last Saturday. They enjoyed a delicious lunch. played games and of course there was a Christmas tree. The congregation are grate-1 MIX and MrS- A. McFee and‘ ful to Mrs. Rawhngs who wasiHeather visited Mr. and Mrs. organist for the morning pray-iGordon Livingstone in Guelph er service Sunday. {on Sunday. The “Carols by Candlelizhm, .1133?“ ‘COfitOfiflcele‘hraied her if The “Carols by Candlelight-u Lianne bOSLDl'I celenrateu ner ‘ service was enjoyed by a large birthday last Thursday when I - she entertained some of her 5 ggngiegfifiqs 135.}hseurggaaicgiggz school friends 101' dinner andg the church, aglow with soft games' candlelight, was decorated with Pestetr ereny fretumelg Mhozne garlands of cedar with a poinSet- 0" a “ 3y “"3 h ccgsletr I! tia here and there, the choir Universny. to “:9; hit ‘3 “rs ‘ ” stalls had strings of Christmas mfiyacafi‘nwt Passsnfgge “‘85 candles and above and on the ’55 Cy . ding the holidays with Mr. Holy table lighted candle gave 5”" , » _ a beautiful effect and Mrs.'John PassmOre. Nancy g :. 5L;.....l..... Il-ll¢-b-- fT-nl‘vn‘i Different members of the congregation read passages of scripture and the choir, under the capable leadership of Mrs. Harnden, sang some of the lov- ely old Christmas carols. The rector, Rev. T. Robinson, gave a short Christmas message and ofi‘ered prayers for the peace of the wold. There will be a service of Holy Communion on Christmas Eve starting at 11:30 pm. and on Christmas Day at 11 am. Happy Birthdays After the service many en- joyed refreshments in the par- ish hall. Belated birthday greetings to John Duncan and Peggy Ratch- ford on the let. Many happy returns of the day to Eddy Evison on the 25th. to Colin Ford and Bobby Waters on the 28th, to Ian Corkin on the 30th and to David McDougall on the Elst. Neighborhood -N0tes Congratulations to Linda Lecke, Elgin Mills Road, on winning the oratorical cantest for grade 10 at the Richmond Hill High School last week. MERRY CHRISTMAS may the Iighf of the Star ever guide us and inspire us in our daily lives. 884-3008 Mr. and Mrs. Hans Hallgren on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Pettigrew. Ricky and Susan. 0! London were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ron Browne and family last Sunday. Peter Terry returned home; on Saturday from McMaster ! University to spend the Christ- y mas vacation with his family. 8 Miss Nancy Passmore is 'r spending the holidays with Mr. and Mrs. John PaSSmOre. Nancy is attending McMaster Univer- sity this year. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Passmore and Margy are spending the Christmas vaca- tion at a ski lodge in Switzer- land. u Mr. and Mrs. Falthfull, Tor- onto, Mr. and Mrs. A. Poole, Agincourt, and Mr. and Mrs. J. Emprlngham. Gormley, were Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. S. Leno. THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill, Ontario, Thursday, Dec. 24, 1964 ALLENCOURT PLAZA 5 a WWW mm C @T Evacyuvi‘um C. S. Boynton & Sons Ltd. RR. 2, GORMLEY Victoria Square, Ont. FOR THE BEST QUALITY MEATS man-hm ‘WKIKKE‘ Richmond Hill film“: of a good, old-{mm Chum are