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PHONE 884-7774 LUCITE* WALL PAINT Company Limited and CHHRDIBI'I 270 Richmond Hill 889-4909 The lst Gormley Guide Com- Wright. MA, BA. chairman of pany and the lst Gormley York Presbytery. Special music Brownies Pack held a church was given by the North York parade Sunday morning at Mel- Men of Music directed by Roy .ville United Church Keys. The guest organist was J. The color party was compOSed Odom. of Guides Kathy Lee, Joan Hill Members of the HI-C group and Susan McLeverty, while attended the service and as- Barbara Rice carried the'sisted by taking up the offering. Brownie pennant. The scripture‘ The United Church is holding lesson was read by Kathy its annual turkey supper on Thornton with the offering tak- November 10 in the community en up by Susan Hallman and hall. Please note change of Marilyn Watson. ’place this year. Go! Fight! Win! Well the football season is over for another year. As you are probably aware, the inter- Guaranteed water tight Guaranteed top quality glass Guaranteed quick 'installation Guaranteed good price Guaranteed correct trim replacement The Brownies sang "This is My Father's World" accompan- Masquerade Party lied at the pianc A masquerade party was held Lynn Sherwood Friday evening of last Week by Rev. G. Davis the lst Gormley Guide Com- new Canadian Why and lst Gormley Brownie Guides and rel Pack with the Lemonville‘hck. Brownie Pack. Also participat_ ing were Ballentrae Guides and Church News Brownies, The locale was the The Victoria Melville Sunday school room. celebrated its Disu-ict Commissioner Mrsfiary SundaY- a, Hardie was present and pre-' Guest speaker at the 11 am sented Mrs. F. Hornby with herisetvice was Rev. George Mc- Guide captain's warrant, andlMullen BA. of Emmanuel Col- The local association of the lst Gormley Guides and Brown- ies is holding a bazaar in the community hall November 6 at 2 pm. There Will be a bake sale. Candy sale and a fish-pond. Mrs. W. Sherwood with Brown Owl warrant. Speedy We have in-shop and Mobile Service for Thornhill and the surrounding area. can replace it in Thornhill? We also adjust door mechanisms, seal water leaks. Install and repair auto nirconditloners and sea! belts Fight! Win Langstaff win! Win Langstaff Win! Win Win! Go Langstaff Go! Go Langstaff Go! Go! Go! Fight Langstaff Fight! Fight Langstaff Fight! Fight! A uto Glass DRY CLEANING SERVICES For your complete professional JUST ASK YOUR INSURANCE CO. Langstaff A-Go- Go-Go! } 7381 Yonge St. Free Pick-Up-Delivery Service PHONE 884-2162 889-4661 ansâ€"v Limited Victoria Square Happenings her mediate team placed second in which meets every other week. the area; however, the senior This is a Christian group for squad had a tougher year in teenagers but not necessarily the winning department. In extremely religious. In the the last game of the senior meetings a variety of activities season, Langstaff lost to Thorn- take place. Films. group dis- hill 7-6 on Wednesday night at cussions. and parties are on the Thornhill. Well. better luck agenda. Approximately 20 mem- next year. {hers came to the first meeting. On Monday night, the junior and senior squads matched strength on the football field. However. the end result was a crushing defeat for the junior team, but there is great prom- ise for next year for Langstaff. Area library Services Good, But Not Enough The United Church is holding its annual turkey supper on November 10 in the community hall. Please note change of place this year. Our cross country team plac- ed second in the meet held last weekend. The team consisted of Frank Gerace. Dave Sim- mons. Dubrauko Kovacic. Tom Stoyan, Bill Jay, and Larry Lic- astro. Congratulations boys for a great conquest for Langstaff! In girls' sports, field hockey is scheduled for Monday night at Bayview and Tuesday night at Woodbridge. Now it is the girls’ turn to bring victory home. William Rhoda Says The quality of library ser= vices in York County varies greatly according to William Rhoda, director of library ser- vices for Ontario, who addres- sed the York County University Women‘s Club at Kingcraft House in King City on October 25. Mr. Rhoda was introduced by Mrs. G. E. Case. who told the members that he has been in- strumental in improving the system of library grants, by making the provincial grant de- pendent upon hhe grant of the local council. The guest speaker said librar- ies are being recognized as in- creasingly important in educa- tion throughout the world. Their use is being promoted in Russia and the new African nations are establishing central- ized library programs, even if they can manage to have only one in the capital city. This centralized approach. of course, Special music was given by'Boynton on their recent mar- the local choir. Mrs. Allan Orrlriage. assisted the choir with the mus-l Miss Mabel Sanderson was ic. Mrs. Orr and Mrs. W. mistress of ceremonies for a Brumwell sang a duet. lvariety program which consist- Guest speaker at the 7.30 pm‘ed of a reading by Mrs- Benson service was the Rev. AlbionlMeyers, a duet by the Cayman Wright. MA, BA. chairman OflSiSteI‘S, and a game of charades York Presbytery. Special musiciconducted by Mr. and Mrs. Alan was given by the North York Chadwick. Mrs. FIOYd Perkins Men of Music directed by Roy showed colored slides of Eur- Keys. The guest organist was J. ope. Supper will be served at 5 pm. Admission by ticket only. Youth for Christ Another new club starting at Langstaif is Youth for Christ ied at the piano by Tawny OwliGet your tickets from Mrs. Her- Rev. G. Davison dedicated the new Canadian flag for the Guides and retired the Union Jack. The Victoria Square United celebrated its 120th annivers- ary Sunday. lege Under the Public Libraries Act, regional boards are being established which will try to improve co-operation between public and school libraries. York, Peel and Ontario Counties will make up this region. Re- cently ohere has been develop- ment of a township library in Vaughan Township. and Mr. Rhoda can see the possibility of considerable development there. A Canada Council Fellowship enabled Mr. Rhoda to visit Rus- sia in 1959 and he toured Ger- man libraries in 1964. He re- ported that Scandinavia has many beautifully designed li. brary buildings and excellent library services are extended to the outlying districts. Even Lapland has excellent service. Library services in this area are better than in many areas of the province, the speaker stated. but still are not good enough. More public involve- ment is needed and the question of library services must be kept before the local bodies who can do something about it. Action will only follow public demand. By contrast. our Canadian northland is very poorly servic- ed. Only last week a librarian was finally appointed for the Northwest Territories and there is one in the Yukon. In rthe last two or three years there has been an upsurge of interest in libraries in Quebec and things are moving along well under that province’s newly-establish- ed public library commission. A survey of library facilities in Ontario will be conducted by Francis St. John and the speak- er felt this should show up the present inequalities. Mrs. Peter Townsend thank- ed Mr. Rhoda. AURORA: H. Donald Hamilton. Kennedy Road West, was elect- ed chairman of York Chapter. Association of Professional En- gineers. at the first meeting of the season at Ridge Inn, Oak Ridges. Executive of the club is: Pres-l iden-t Lyn Whitlock, Vice-Pres- ident Vern Archibald, Secre- tary-Treasurer Grace Watson. Publicity Marlene Kershaw. Barb Stevens. Social Committee Joan Eagleson and Barry Roll- inson. The club is open to ev- eryone and would like more members. There will be a film Friday night after school for everyone interested. leads (to what we might consider too much standardization. Club President Mrs. Frank Walden welcomed several peo- ple interested in local libraries. who were guests at the meeting. Mrs. David Coon reported that the lecture course on “Moral and Political Philosophy" being given at. Richmond Hill Public Library. is enthusiastically re- ceived by the subscribers. She reported there is still room for more people to attend if they wish. Miss Mabel Sanderson gave;are asked to provide a lunch. market Mike Bul‘kal't assisted an address. Harvey Houck andlEveryone welcome. 0" both DaVidson goals and Alan Chadwick presented the‘ The November meeting of‘rapPEdin the thde 8031- Mike couple with an electric AM and.the WI has been postponed to StrOUd 3150 PiCREd up an assist. FM radio on behalf of friends‘November 16. Further particu- In other Bantam action the and relatives. llars next week. Murray Elecm‘lc Bantam 3'8 School No. 7 held an Open’ On Saturday evening the ins- “ed Parmemer GOIden HEWkS house for parents and friends titute catered to the plowman's 1'1- Mark Henderson scored on Wednesday evening 0f lastbanquet in the community hall. for the 3'5 and J0e DeMarCO week. On display was the vari-l Sympathy is extended to Mr. for the Hawks in the evenly 0115 work Performed by the and Mrs. Crane and family inlmatChed game- The 3’5 were ~â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€" lthe passing of Mrs_ Cranevs originally slated to play a New- - - I mother. Mrs. H. Chambers. 1”)”th “93m WhiCh failed to On November 4, 5. and 6. the drama club is presenting its version of “Harvey”. Tickets are being sold by class repre- sentatives thls week, but will also be available at the door. This will be a night of laughs, so come on out and join in on the fun. man Mortson 01‘ any UCWI The rooms were decorated in member. lHallowe'en colors. Coffee and A leadership tralning course cookies were served in the for Sunday school teachers willwcruldron room by Wendy Hart. be held November 7 at 7.30 pm'Kathy Brown, Helen Fowler at the Headford United Church.land Naomi Kobe. The course will also apply to Teachers of the school are: officers and interested adults of grade 4, Mrs. Nancy Brumwell, the Victoria Square charge. and grade 5. Mrs. Phyllis Hunt. Neighborhood Notes Prize winners at the com- Relatives and friends gather- ed in the community hall Mon. day evening of last week to honor Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Boynton on their recent mar- riage. Mrs. James Langstafi'. pro- gram convenor. reported that Professor Woodburn Thomson. who is writing a book on in- ternational police methods. will address the November meeting on this subject and relate it to police services in our area. Socials M. Prescott G. Middleton Birthday greetings to Charlie Hart November 6: Mrs. V. Wee- don November 7; and Bruce Mortson. November 9. Special birthday greetings to Mrs. Margaret McCague who will celebrate her QIst birthday November 5 Wendy Hart Won a $50 bond at Markham Wednesday even- ing of last week. ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Allan Orr and family of Bradford had Sunday dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Walker. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Gee will celebrate their 33rd wed- ding anniversary. November 3; Mr. and Mrs. Philip Rumney will celebrate their 12th wed- ding anniversary, November 7. and Mr. and Mrs. Percy Bennett will celebrate their 33rd wed- ding anniversary November 9. Mr. and Mrs. Herb Sander- son of Richmond Hill had Sun- day dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Boynton and Grace. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Gee. (Dianne Bar- key) who were maried in the United Missionary Church. Markham. on Saturday after- noon. Those wishing to send Christ- mas greetings to Mr. and Mrs. Desmond Meed and family here is their address: Mr. and Mrs. Desmond Meed, Box 127, Bing- ham Academy, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, East Africa. Please remember the last mailing date is November 16. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Stong of Weston, had Sunday evening dinner with Mrs. Eloise Mormon and family. E. Avison. Misses Viola Ruby Avison of Lansing Sunday dinner with Mr. Mrs. Percy Bennett. Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Steph- enson spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Collard and June. Mr. and Mrs. William Orr at King City had Sunday evening dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Her- man Mortson and Joy. Mr. and Mrs. Harry West of Newmarket had Sunday evening dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Percy Bennett. Rev. George McMullen BA. or Emmanuel College, Toronto. had Sunday dinner with Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Binnington. children Prize winners at the com- munity hall euchre matches Friday evening of last week were: Ladies. Mrs. Winnie El- son. first. and Mrs. Win Embury. second. Consolation: Mrs. Hel- ena Tooley. Lone Hands: Mrs. C. Fraser. Men: Gus Almstedt. first. Bert Nichols. second. Con- solation: George Tooley. Lone Hands: Laurie MacDonald. ODDle Mcmmsn anu Bagg, 5 Lucky draw for a box of} ,k * It * grgsgglifs was won by Mrs. J.:BANTAMS Another euchre party will be; TWO goals by Brett. Davidson held in the community hall‘paced the Parmenter Golden November 5 at 8.15 pm. Ladies HaWks t0 8. 3-1 Win over New. are asked to provide a lunch. mBflSEt-_ MIke Burkart assisted ONTARIO'S FAMILY STATION A SORT OF NEWS SHISKABOB! You'll find most of the news and some of the offbeat in Hesketh’s twice daily news- casts on CFRB, Monday through Friday at 1:00 and 5:00 p.m.; on Saturdays 11:50 and 5:50 pm. His philosophy about news is that it shouldn’t always give people peptic ulcers and. like a shiskabob, should have meat of many different kinds. “KEEP INFORMED . . . ©FIE2 2:3: ®fl©fl@ llSTEN HERE: Bob Hesketh and had and 111m 1411313121114, mcnmond Hill; Ontario. Thursday, Nov. 4, 1965 19 The Thornhill Sports Scene Paul Hoogenboom rapped In three goals for Thornhill's Real Estate team but it wasn't enough as Newmarket won the game by 7-4. Barry Howson scored Thornhill's fourth goal. Jim McIntosh picked up an as. sist. 1-1. Mark Henderson scored for the B’s and Joe DeMarco for the Hawks in the evenly matched game. The B's were originally slated to play a New- market team which failed to show up for the game. THORNHILL PRESBYTERIANS Presbyterians downed Thorn- hill United 3-1 and it was St Edwards over St. Luke’s by 3-2 Thornhill North End Cleaners downed Finchurst Boys“ club 3-2 on the strength of two goals by Bill Law. Randy Bagg scored the other one. Assists went to Bobbi-e McIntosh and Bagg. THORNHILL CHURCH LEAGUE The Church League players are finally in full swing with 22 teams in action several more than last year. The games saw Thornhill down Holy Trinity 4-3; St. Ed- wards Eagles over St. Edwards Cubs 7-0; and Thornhlll Pres- byterian over St. Luke‘s 4-0 ATOMS Brian Spankiewiez. the Thorn~ hill goalie. did a fine job of net minding according to J. Martin. the Atoms‘ manager. OCTOBER 31 Richmond Hill downed the Parmenter Golden Hawks 3-1. Brett Davidson scored the only goal for the Hawks. TIKES ATOMS PEEWEES PEEWEES St. Edwards Lions defeated with cash in advance through a low-cost When you’re planning to buy any major item â€" a car, furnishings, fridge, waShcr, dryer or other valu- able appliance â€" borrow everything you need, first. Then you’ll be free to shop whenever and wherever you please. A low-cost Royal Bank termplan loan gives you the cash in advance, placing you in the key position to select the best value. 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