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THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill. Ontari T o Honour Senior Sixer WA. Do/ierty, Marc/1 I Dominion Scout head- quarters has announced that a ’fhornhill boy. Wil- liam Albert Doherty of the. Int. 'l‘hornhill Scout Troop has received a “letter of commendation for meri- torious conduct.“ On July 20 last summer. Bill saw two-yearâ€"old Wendy Holton fall off a marina dock into the Tal- hot River. Bill yelled at the little girl's father and at the same time. ran along the dock. reached over and caught hold of the child's clothing. turnlng‘ her over from her face-down posi- tion and held her until her father reached her and lifted her to the dock. Bill was 10 years old at the time. The commendation will be presented to Senior Six- er Doherty at 'l‘hornhill United Church. March 1. Along with the letter of commendation. he will re- ceive a letter of congratu- lation from Chief Scout the Right Honorable Geor- ges P. Vanier and from Deputy (‘bief Scout L. H. Nicholson. Bill is a grade 7 student at Langstaff Public School. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Doherty. 77 Ri- verside Blvd. 'l‘hornhill Mr. Doherty is the general manager of the Beamish Construction Company and an active member of the Thornhill Lions Club. Taylor's Jewellers New Store Creates Illusion People going into 'I‘aylor's‘ Jewellers new store at 23 Yongei Street s.. will probably findi themselves buying more and seeing less. However. paradoxically ough. they will probany they are seeing more “All our customers come in and say we've got more stock." said Charles Taylor who just recently switched from his old location at 16A Yonge Street North. It's not true. though. The. store has less, with five feweri glass display counters and one 9l1-‘ feel. less four-foot counter. all arrayâ€"i0! Centre Street is changing to. ed in an area of '23 feet by 251 feet. compared with their for-l mer store, which had a 15-footi frontage and a length of' 50 feet. ‘ it was this latter measure-1 ment that sometimes discour-l aged customers at the other‘; store. while helping to create! the illusion that the new store‘ is better stocked. “They used to walk up to the third counter and then stop." said Mr. Taylor. Now with everything ltlot‘ei compactly arranged in the small-I er area. customers find them- selves browsing over most oft the store‘s merchandise andi not just over one specific item.. To Mr. and Mrs. Taylor. who along with their son. spent all1 one day and night. and part of. the next day. moving into their; new location, it was like com-i log home. again. For Customers When Mr. ’l‘aylor first got into the jewellery business it was in 1953 with Jewellers. which was located on the north side of Woolworth's Store on Yonge Street. Now. after a move to the north part of Yonge Street to start his own store. Mr. Taylor is back next door to Woolworth’s again. only this time on the south side. And he looks upon it as a .Eood omen. "There seems to be a resur- gence back to the centre of town." said Mr. Taylor. "North and retail professional. has moved commercial while the back." This was the main reason Mr. Taylor moved to his present sunny location. And so far. the comments of his many custom- ers and a local dentist have been proof that he's done the right thing. The ctlstomei‘s' comments have ranged from terrific to wonderful. while the dentist’s was more on the aesthetic side and caused the owners the most joy. The dentist. who had been considering moving into the building himself. had this to say after seeing the newly-re- novated premises: “I‘m glad I didn't move in now. It's much too beautiful." To the Taylors. that was one of the things that has made it all worthwhile. Armstrong's. 0. Thursday. Feb. 25. 1965 (.‘Iarence Steckie mlmity centre. It‘ebl'ual Lutherans Hold .Opening Meeting Members of" the board of trustees of St. Paul‘s Lutheran 1Church held their inaugural meeting last week at the church. 1 Officers for 1965 are: Philip ‘Barth. president; Albert Har-‘ lvey. vice-president: Peter Pet- ersen. secretary; Ross Percival. ;treasurer: Alfons Wiri. finanâ€" icial secretary. Heading the committees are:‘ stewardship. Philip Barihz‘ Christian education. Mrs. Percival: church property. Henry Potzauf: finance. Reid Miller: worship and Larry 'l‘hedorff: building. Philipi Limpert: social ministry. Mrs.: P. Barth. Guenier Bellach and Barth were appointed Luther league advisors. \been appointed clerk to suc-i ‘ceed Lloyd T. Johnston who re- signed to become administrator‘ and secretary of the townships school area number 1. The new clerk's salary will be $6.600 perl year. y tlf‘ttl. president District Lions (Ilub. presents a cheque for 31.000 to the chairman of the Victoria Square (‘ommunity (‘entre Roard. Pat Ottoway. at ‘_v 16. The money was designated to aid in retiring: indebtedness of the board for the community centre. fit. the Brotherhood Week Lutheran Young From Downsview Jewish Synagogue St. Paul's Lutheran Church observed Brotherhood Week by hosting a visit by 45 young peo- ple front a Jewish Synagogue. The visit returned one to a Sabbath tSatul‘dayt service in January by young people of the local Lutheran parish. group was from Beth Emeth R.‘Bais Yebuda Synagogue. Downs- view. The Jewish young people Williamson: evangelism. Joseph;participated in a worship serv-IGroups attended the 11 am, musioiice at St. Paul's Sunday even-Iworship. ing. A question-and-answer period followed. Pastor Albert E. Myers led Jackihe normal Sunday worship serâ€" group was also dedicated. vice. However. he commented on each act of worship as it pICRfiR[NCfDohgjasiifpii12:ioccurred. The Jewish group had ing. n-easul‘er of the township~ hasinever attended Christian \vor- of the movement. ship before. Brotherhood Week is sored by the Canadian Council of Christians and Jews. Questions put to the pas- tor included: “What is the Trinity? What was the OUR STRONG, SILENT-TYPE CHLET s1 CORVAIR 500 SPORT COUPE (‘0R\'AIR design. Corvair '65 offers the 95-hp Turbo-Air 164 six as standard equipment on Monza and Corvair 500 models. 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PA. 73453 The St. Paul's Luther League Vaidi spon- iPhoio hv Stuart's Studiot Victoria Square lions Aid Centre t Victoria Sultarc and tl’tt‘ com- People Host 45 Lutheran (‘hurch‘s attitude towards genocide in Germâ€" any during World War It? What are the differences between Christian denom- inations‘.‘ The visit was sponsored by llnkcns is president, Sunday mornings service oh- scrved Scollt Sunday. The 8th .and 9th Richmond Hill Scotti Cub Danny Peterson lot the 9th group received the Religion and Life Award. A new troop flag for the 91h Pas- Itor Mycrs' sermon concerned Ithe role of the church in Scout- He is a 21-year veteran Request iDrivers To Lock Vehicles Richmond Hill Police Chief Robert Robbins..has asked re- sidents to keep their cars lock- ed when away from them. Chief Robbins said there have been a number of occurrences lately where people have had articles stolen from their cars. or where they have had the car stolen. Police are investigating an occurrence Friday afternoon at Richmond Heights. Centre where $25 in groceries were taken from a car owned by Mrs. P. Welsh Kenvale Court. while she was shopping. Historical Society ISeeks New Members I ‘ A drive for new members in the North York Historical Society will be part of the aim of the society when it holds its Members' Night meeting. to- night. tThursdayI. According to a release from the organization. only 65 fami- lies have paid-up membership. despite North York's popula- tion of more than 300.000. . As a result. at Thursday's meeting, the four-yealuold soc- iety‘s collection of books. pic- ltures. photographs. clippings and other records will be on display in the auditOrium of the main library. 5126 Yonge Street ‘at 8:00 pm. Although not a public meet- ing in the usual sense. member- ship will be available at the door and members may bring guests. 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