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lst Langstaff Scout Mothers Auxiliary The next meeting of the aux- lliary will be a pot luck supper on February 17 at 7 pm. at the home of Mrs. C. K. Twidale. 100 Westwood Lane. A warm invitation to all Scout mothers to attend this meeting. The February meeting of the Mark-Venn WI was held at the home of Mrs. B. Ganzenberg, Garden Avenue. February 4. Plans for the Valentine party to be held February 12 at Thornhaven School were also discussed and several bags of candy made up and valentines addressed. A euchre will be held Febru- ary 13 at 8 pm. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hamblyn, 38 Falrview Ave. Proceeds are for York Central Hospital. and everyone is welcome. Lunch was served by Mrs. E Jones and Mrs. R. Hamblyn. Mark-Vaun Women’s Institute The roll call for the evening, “Why I continue to be an In- stitute member", was answered by 10 ladies. Mrs. E. Maier, convenor for the evening, read an article on citizenship and education. A game was also played. Euchre For Information Call Holy Trinity 5 St. Luke’s 1 Brian Neeley and Roy Mc- Quillan scored two goals each. Ron Elvidge scored a single for the Holy Trinity team. Craig Dawson came through with a goal for St. Luke‘s. TIKES Holy Trinity 2 Thomhlll Presbyterian 0 Bill Ackehurst scored a pair for Holy Trinity. ATOMS THORNHILL CHURCH HOCKEY LEAGUE HOLY TRINITY ANNUAL HOCKEY NIGHT By all accounts. the February hockey night was a huge suc- cess. It‘ had just about every- thing, parents out rooting for their favorite team. good clean hockey. and even a chance of getting a star rating. Quite exciting this last per- iod. A hot little skirmish at one end of the rink starring John Gillies and a South Shore laddie. Both boys exhibited very aggressive feelings. The ref. had 'to pull» them apart. Such didoes earned each of them five minute penalties plus ten ex- tra minutes each for good mea- sure. Dennis Lougheed not to be outdqne also earned a cou- ple in the penalty box. Bolton 3 Black Hawks 3 John Gillies scored one from Bob Morris, Doug Tooley scor- ed another from Bruce Shilton, Steve Andrews scored the third goal. Penalties went to And- rews. Lougheed and Kelson. February-6 Richvale Sunoco Black Hawks 7 South Shore 2 "Bfl‘xce Shil‘ton scored three goals} -assisted twice by Dave! MacDonald and once unassist- ed. Angelo Di Vincenzo scored two goals with no assists. John Gillies scored a single unassist- ed and Bob Morris scored again oh assist from Di Vincenzo. (Continued. From Page 14) February 5 Elgin Mills Loam & Sod 884-3272 Correspondent: Mrs. Aleta Campbell 122 Garden Ave. Phone 285-4704 lANGSTAFF NEWS The Thornhill Sports Scene Bil] Ackehurst and Mark Kearns from Holy Trinity and Frank Vandermay of Thornhill Presbyterian. ATOMS Brian Neeley and Roy McQuilu Ian from Holy Trinity and Craig Dawson from St. Luke‘s. STOUFFVILLE JUNIOR HOCKEY CLUB Stouffville Clippers 12 Uxbridge Chicks 0 Chuck Doyle, Clipper goalie had his first shut-out of the sea- son ln this game. Barry Mac- Lean and Craig donated a pair each. Singles were scored by Rod Kelson, Ross Brown, Pete Reesor, Bob Mustard, Neil Sau- nders. Ken Afie, Robin Hood? and Ted Redshaw. Second game‘ of the best four out of seven‘ series was in Uxbridge Mon-‘ day night. The two clubs re- turned to Stouffville Tuesday night for the third game. THORNHILL MIXED BOWLING LEAGUE Team standings: Gord Sweezy 37, Charlie MacDonald 33, Reg Sparkes 30. Jim Rutledge 23, Jim MacDonald 23, Pat Paulan 22. , i._ -0... vAuLn uvo, un- ias’beska'zlo. and Kay Brough- ton 200. Cy Ball hurled for the high‘ triple this week and came up with 673. High singles for the fellows: Cy Ball 274, 206, Ken Poole 242. Reg Bayliss 286. Jim Rutledge 240. Gary Hingley BOWLING THORNHILL LADIES BOWL- ING LEAGUE Team standings: Broadsides 81. Defenders 67, Deadbeat; 67, Dizzy Dunkers 56, Untouchables 55 and Funsters 4B. High singles: Lyn Radford 259. Mary Redman 253, Mandy podg 232, Fran Clark 209, Lil- February 6 Downsview 6 Thornhlll Shamrocks 5 Tough luck for the Emerald Isle Motel boys. Ernie Doubkow- ski scored a double, Carmen Sargent, Gary Stamp and Dave Hopper scored singles. Craig Dunnett and Roger Ball were chosen from the High school All-Stars and Doug Thompson from Holy Trinity Juveniles. February 8 TIKES ATOMS February' 2 Robert. Ackehurst. Holy Tri‘ nity Terrors. Jeffrey Neeley Holy Trinity Rockets, and Bruce Hedges also of Holy Tri- nity Terrors. BANTAMS Dave Peck, Holy Trinity Ac- es. Paul Chambers and Clark McMaster from Thornhill Unit- ed. JUVENILES PEEWEES Holy Trinity Rockets 2 Holy Trinity Terrors 4 BANTAMS PEEWEES 215. Charllie MacDonald 227 Trinity Terrors 2 Harold Hingley 203. Don Brad- Holy Trinity Rockets I lay 207. Art Palmer 208. Gord Single goals were scored by Sweezy 204, John MacDonald Robert Ackehurst and Robert 201. The ladies had a hurling Hedges. The Rockets owe their champ in Helen Leahy this only goal to Philip Trow. week . . . she made it with 596. BANTAMS Her high single was 207. Other Thornhill United 1 high singles went to Lil Poole Holy Trinity 0 217. Karen MacDonald 220. Jane Paul Chambers scored the Ball 211. and F10 Sparkes 221. goal that made Thornhill United Welcome Flo, we‘re glad you winner. made it. JUVENILES t t e a "0'! “WW” 1 HOCKEY PERSONALITY High School All-Stars 1 Doug Thompson scored for the Juveniles and Jerry Mac- Kenzie scored for the All-Stars. February 6 at the Double Rink. Thornhill midgets had a surprise visit from Billy Garl- _...l huA kn “me niunn H11: ink PEEWEES And this was a night for stars. and three boys were chosen out of each category for this hon- or. TIKES Trinity Terrors 2 Holy Trinity Rockets 1 Single goals were scored by Robert Ackehurst and Robert Hedges. The Rockets owe their only goal to Philip Trow. BANTAMS St. Edwards 4 Thornhill Prestterian 1 Holy Trinity 4 St. Lukes 2 St. Edwards Eagles 3 Thornhill Presbyerian 0 Holy Trlnlty 1 St. Edwards Cubs 0 St. Edwards 3 Thornhlll Presbyterian 6 Thornhill United 5 Holy Trinity Aces 1 Thornhill United 0 St. Edwards Tigers 4 St. Edwards Lions 3 St. Luke’l 5 RICHMOND HILL SENIOR LEAGUE I HOCKEY PERSONALITY ‘ February 6 at the Double ‘Rink. Thornhill midgets had a surprise visit from Billy Garl- and and he was given the job of being goal judge for the eve- ning. Billy, now living in Ot- tawa is a former Thornhill boy who played on the Thornhill Church League Team for Holy Trinity Peewees and Bantams. He now plays in an Ottawa mid- get team. Billy told Jim An- tonaci of ARC and Thornhill Hockey Association that the Liberal goes to his home in Ot- tawa, and he enjoys reading about the hockey exploits of his friends in the Sport Scene col- umn. t It at :k Bruce Shilton. 15 year old son of Mr. and Mrs. George Shilton. Thornhill has been playing hockey since he was eight years old. He is the prod- uct of a family who are ardent hockey enthusiasts and he learned his first hockey at the Thornhill pond. He has played on the United Minor Midget Team, and one year with the Thornhill United Church Ban- tams. Last year he played on the Richmond Hill Blue Liners under coach Red Garner. Bruce thinks Red is a very good coach. but then what Blue Liner ever thought any different. This year Bruce plays centre for the IGA Black Hawks, the Midget team and has chalked up a total of 37 goals and 28 assists to his credit. Bruce thinks hockey is a lot of fun . . . a real good sport. “Sure helps to keep me from getting bored," he said. Last year when‘ he was at Thornhill Secondary he play- ed midget basketball and soc- cer. This year he is a grade 11 student at Langstaff Secondary and plays junior basket ball. In the summer Bruce caddies at the Thornhill Golf course and placed second in the caddie tou~ rnament last September. He’s also played bantam baseball for the last two years. His ambi- tion is to be a lawyer. . . . May- be? BODY REPAIRS TO ALL MAKES 0F CARS -â€"All Types of Insurance Workâ€" FREE ESTIMATES - SATISFACTION GUARANTEED COURTESY CARS AVAILABLE Next to Richmond Inn 727-9381 Aurora 75 YONGE ST. SOUTH Auto Refinishing Established 1878 PHONE 285-1073 126 YONGE ST. N., RICHMOND HILL Call Manager Bill Calder Richmond Hill 285-5445 Richmond Hill’s Finest Woodland Public School‘s Home and School Association is holding a bake sale at the school Saturday from 2 to 5 pm. Grade 8 pupils will be selling candy. proceeds of which go towards the grade’s annual trip. Free tea and coffee will be served. Birthday TSA No. 1 Markham will hold the finals in its public speaking competition on February 18 at the 16th Avenue School. The three top contestants in this competition will compete against TSA No. 2 and the township‘s separate schools on March 1 at the Markham Town- ship Offices at Buttonville. Marriages Former Doncaster resident. Miss Joan Angel. recently of' Newtonbrook. was married to Kenneth Anderson of Shel- bourne on January 23. Paul Mitchell, formerly of 55 Clarke Avenue. now of New- market. was married February 6 to Miss Lynn Gain. Toronto. Home and School Woodland Public School's Home and School Association is aaluu5 wu; uuo vvluuul no.3 uccul missing. The reason was â€"- no‘ news. At least not until it was} old news â€" so please call me.‘ I would appreciate it very much. Hospital Auxiliary Richvale Branch of York Central Hospital met at the home of Mrs. D. Spears on Roosevelt Drive January 28. Mrs. Ruth Miller. director of volunteers conducted installa- tion of the new executive and thanked Mrs. Dorothy Spears for her leadership during more than two years of organizing. A “Chinese Auction" was the highlight of the evening. Paul Mitchell. formerly of 55 Clarke Avenue. now of New- market, was married February 6 to Miss Lynn Gain. Toronto. Home and School Birthday greetings are in order for Norma MacLeod of Henderson Avenue. who cele- brated her 11th birthday on February 6 MARKHAM VILLAGE: The chief and four officers of the Markham Village police force have been unable to substanti- ate the account of an “attack” reported last week by an 8 year old boy who said he was tied up in the basement of a vac- ant house in Markham. beaten and sexually molested. WHITBY: A Downsview man‘ George Schneider was convict- ed in court here last week of flying his single engine airplane at less than 100 feet from the ground over 21 Pickering Town- ship subdivision. Mrs. C. Grif- fin of Martin Road testified that the plane had passed at about 10 feet over her TV aer- ial. The pilot was fined $200. PIANO TUNING AL PYLE' 884-3614 0888::‘351. DONCASTER Guesswork Is Eliminated New Scientific Method FREE ESTIMATES Correspondent David Barbour Henderson Ave. Phone 285-5205 923-2942 Toronto Pontiac - Buick ltd. BODY SHOP Top of the hill Hi Neighbors! Central District High Schools: Everybody is interested in Matt Klnnarl. grade 7 and 8 news. Many folk in and beyond teacher in Richmond Hill; and this neighborhood have been Mrs. Joan Rutledge, grade 1 asking why this column has been teacher of that town. missing. The reason was â€"- no Now the parents understand news. At least not until it was better why their children seem old news â€"â€" so please 0811 me. confused but find mathematics Tickets for "Spring Thaw” are on sale through Mrs. Spears. An open general meeting will be held at the hospital tonight at 8. The next area meeting will be on February 24. Mrs. Peter Salna. Weldrick Road. was giv- en a life membership. Home and School Ross Doan Home and School met February 1. Work for the spring fair was started. A very interesting panel on the new approach to mathematics was given by E. Totten, master tea- cher of mathematim for York NORTH RICHVALE NEWS Correspondent: Mrs. Marion Clark 88 Pemberton Road TU. 4-5060 highlights from our 95th Annual Report Deep sympathy to the fami- chool 1y of the late Myrtle Middleton. r the Miss Middleton was well known very in this area and had lived on new Carrville Road for many years. was Until recently she had been in - tea- the employ of D. H. Storms for York 16 years. Weldrlck Road Baptist Church held a "hay ride" for the Sunday school children on Friday evening. Scores of youngsters had a "bale" of fun. then returned to the church for refreshments. February 14 marks the fifth annlversary for the church and Mr. Woodhouse and Miss Chloe hamberlain will be guest speak rs. There will be a “birthday party" for the chil- dren in the afternoon and each child's name wlll be put In the guest book. Sympathy Now the parents understand better why their children seem confused but find mathematics a real challenge. Principal R. McWhirter’ left hospital last Saturday but is still convalescing. it was reported. Frank Callahan has been doing a fine job of substituting for Mr. McWhirter. Hay Ride a“: ASSURANCE COMPANY OF CANADA HEAD OFFICE: WATEBLOO. ONTARIO/ESTABIJSB‘ED 1869 Assets Net; rate of interest earned Dividends to policyholders New ordinary life insurance sold New group life insurance sold Total income Total payments to policyholders and beneficiaries Surplus earnings for the year Total new life insurance sold Continuing expansion of all areas of service is the keynote of The Mutual Life of Canada’s 1964 Annual Report. 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Ontario, Thursday, Feb) 11, 1965 15 SOUTH BLOCK RICHMOND HEIGHTS CENTRE S 365,999,000 4,333,733,000 889,277,000 456,169,000 139,071,000 23,126,000 17,910,000 73,667,000 90,170,000 1964 5.55% 4,024,532,000 830,634,000 350,817,000 459,393,000 108,576,000 129,531,000 20,725,000 16,887,000 70,495,000 5.47%