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Mrs. William Champion at the recent UCW meeting spoke on a recent trip to the British Isles. She described visits to ancient landmarks, particularly in Shake- speare and Bobby Burns coun- try. There were also interesting slides to illustrate. There was a Christmas theme, with poinsettias and candle- light. Mrs. George Hooper sang two beautiful carols, accom- panied by Mrs. Steven English at the piano. Mrs. Walter Craig conducted the meeting and Mrs. Isobel Billingsley gave a fine devo- tional. Business included discussion‘ of plans for the Associated Tube Ltd. dinner which the group‘ will cater at Victoria Square Community Hall on Friday evening December 17. Also on January 5 they will assist with a dinner at Massey Fer- guson barn where M-F will en- tertain news media at a snow- mobile demonstration. White Gift Sunday at Brown‘s Corners Church is December 12. Sunday School meets at the usual time and then children will pre- sent their gifts at the church service at 11 am. There will be‘ special music by the junior chior‘ under the direction of Mrs. Marguerite Jones, and the senior choir will also sing. On Wednesday December 15 at 7:30 pm there will be the Christmas Concert at the church. On Sunday December 19 a special Christmas Service will be held when children will be baptised. In the evening at 7:30 pm the CGIT assisted by Explorers will hold their annual vesper service. one of 1,500 such services across Canada. Last Sunday, the second in Advent, there was the sacra- ment of holy‘communion con- ducted by Rev. Allen Hallett. Dana Pound was the candle- lighter. ‘ Had you noticed the trench being dug along No. 7 Highway west of Woodbine Avenue? There will soon be town water installed at Brown’s Corners and the line must be brought from the corner. Neighborhood Notes Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hooper, Sn, are spending some time with their grandchildren in Haliburton country while par- ents Ted and Ellen Gough visit Florida. On Friday evening of this Week the Fairs and Spares (Brown’s Comers Couples’ Club) plan a theatre party to see “Fid- dler on the Roof". Jim and Doris Grant’s daugh- ter Linda will spend Christmas in Europe this year. She leaves next week. Christmas is in the offing and everywhere you go there are cookies in, the oven. puddings in the pot and lights sprouting from every evergreen. Its a nice feeling. On. Friday evening December 3 Buttonville Branch of York Central Hospital Auxiliary held its annual Christmas Benefit for the hospital â€" a sale of baking, and gifts. There was also a euchre party. Sales went well at the tables laden with homemade pies, cakes and other delec- tables. Local friends were on hand at the Union Villa Bazaar Satur- day of last week. including Mrs. James Rodick, Miss Mary Ro- dick, Mrs. Russell Boyington, Mrs. George Kelly, Mrs. Edgar Fuller, Miss Elizabeth French, Miss Rhea Scott, Mrs. Douglas Hood and Mrs. Allan Miller. It was such a busy scene we hear the food in the tea room ran out. Church News At euchre, 1: Mrs. Nellie K Vance, Miss Margaret Cha ther Morrison Tooley and R! Lucky WalterC Alvin K Heather \u‘nnm Earlby 4 Stiver a1 BUTTONVILLE annual Christmas Benefit for ‘ hospital â€" a sale of baking, gifts. There was also a euchre 13!. Sales went well at the les laden with homemade and Correspondent: Mrs. F. H. Leaf RR. 2, Gormley Phone 499-0376 and Ron Go 5! draws we Craig. Miss 1‘ Klinck, Bel r Morrison. ! were Mr. Gooderham re, prize u e Klinck, iss Rhea Chadwick Bill S“ l Godel : went ss Mary Bertha Marilyn winners :, Mrs. ] 1 Scott. R, Mrs. l Swain t to Mrs. ry Rodick, Ia Fuller, Freezeout and Mrs. Mrs. Ken swere Isobel ‘ Mrs. Hea- 1, Jim , Ken Allen. Scaled down Mini start/finish gate; sp Draw millions of beautiful designs â€" just let the plastic forms guide you. Kit contains 12 transparent wheels, 2 rings, 2 racks, 4 ball-point pens, baseboard and 33 pack of paper. 3' EXTRA! Cash and Carry BONUS COUPONS! Spirograph INDOOR UGHTS in 7 to 50-light Sets. .. Indoor Sparkle lights 'Petite Snowdrops’ Pusl car; stop-watch; ; multi-layout track HATS OFF GAME A bunt-1n scoreKeepers; .44 nats arm 10 ounces of creative fun! hat-catcher board. (can be used with above stencils). o WWWW Win-355159“ “armam- Monday thru Fridayâ€"9:00 am. to 9:00 pm. Saturday â€" 8:30 am. to 6:00 pm. 20-LIGHT SET CHRISTMAS SHOPPING HOURS: Hats off to you if you win this zany game of skill! With 4 hat-launchers, built-in scorekeepers; 24 hats and hat-catcher board. SPECIAL .99 Push-in Mini lights For that instant Christmas look! Pack of 9 as- sorted prints. 0 25 watt â€"- in ‘coloramic’ Red, Green or Blue. 1J7 CHRISTMAS STENCllS 'SNO-SPRAY’ 20-lIGHTS 35-llGHTS .89 .29 THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill, Ontario, Thursday, Dec. 9, 1971 17 4% ft. Scotch Pine. 8.29 7 ft. Regular . . . . . . 15.49 7 ft. Snow-Tipped. 17.75 7 ft. Deluxe . . . . . . . 20.95 (3) "HIGHLAND QUEEN" (4) "CANADIAN PINE” 6 ft. Silver or Green 3.89 6 ft. Blue/Green. . . 5.69