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I CORRESPONDENT: MRS. F. H. LEAF 61 Worten Way North Phone 294-5290 The winter euchre series $160, the largest figure to date. sponsored by Buttonville WI at The next meeting will be held Buttonville Hall got off tq a the second Friday in February flying start on Friday evening at the home of Mrs. Walter of last week with 25 tables of Craig. players attending. The flu has been rampant in 1. , my..- “1:! ......t ..... be and nmnna if: virâ€" Members of the Buttonville YCHA Branch met January 14 at the home of Mrs. Russell Boyâ€" ington for 10 o’clock coffee and a brief meeting. There has been a lot of sick- ness in our community â€" flu and bad colds. Mrs. Fred Doust was able to come home from York Central Hospital, Richmond Hill, on Thursday. 'Efié’béfiéiii‘fihich the branch sponsored for the hospital early in December netted more than 'Neighborhooq Notes Mrs. Melvin Henderson has been a patient at York Central for a week. John Brash has had pneu- monia and was confined to York Central. J. v. n v... v» ..-. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Doner and family had supper Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Doug Gee and family. Lambert Stouffer of Stouff- ville will speak and show slides at the Missionary Church at 7:30 pm January 23, on the Confer- ence on Biblical Prophesy he attended last year in Jerusalem. WI Studies Don Head The regular meeting of the WI was held on Tuesday after- noon of last week at the home of Mrs. Robert Britnell with Miss Mabel Sanderson in charge. - u . , “I”- Music was supplied by Mrs. Merrick of Richmond Hill and Mrs. Jim Barker of Victoria Square. These two ladies were very entertaining and very much enjoyed. The guest speaker was Mrs. Stewart _ Rumble of Headford, who spoke on the education that is given in Don Head Secondary. In order to acquire first-hand information, Mrs. Rumble took a guided tour of the school, while pupils were learning their dut- ies. There were many and varied occupations being taught. Both boys and girls were learning how to measure ingredients for cup cakes, tarts. salads. Best of all they were taught to clean up the kitchen when finished, she said. They are also taught hair dressing, sewing, upholstery. as well as merchandizing. They learn how to use cash registers or to be a serVice station attendant. Almost any job that a young person would like to do, is av- ailable for anyone who has gone in for an academic education. They are given credits here that enable them to go to advanced vocational schools where they are taught the fine points in any field they wish to pursue, said Mrs. Rumble. Her talk was most interesting and she has a very pleasant way of ex- pressing herself. Then one of our mm mem-bers Mrs. Mabel Frisby gave two readings â€" which was rural life repeating itself, eg. broken down clothes-lines and no money for the farmers’ wife. The roll call was answered by several ladies complaining about the many advertisements one sees these days that are not realhr true. Delicious lunch was served to end a very pleasant afternoon. Church News The annual meeting for teach- ers and officers and anyone in- terested in the Sunday school work will be held tonight (Thursday) at 8 pm at the home of Mrs. Norman Tyndall. VICTORIA SQUARE NEWS Reports for the year will be GORMLEY Correspondent Mrs. Chas. Milsted Telephone 887-5445 You as‘ home mmer are now eligible for a low cost second or third mortgage loan from $2,000 to $25,000 at reduced monthly pawments. Find out h0w a low cost home owner loan can pay all your bills, give you additional cash if required and at the same time reduce your monthly payments by as much as half. Find out how easy it is to get your loan approved... within 24 hours. You can call to 10 pm. today for helpful courteous service. Prompt Investment Corp., Ltd., 330 Bay St. Toronto. Call collect 366-9586, evenings 231-8146. Home owners can now reduce payments BUTTONVILLE NEWS CORRESPONDENT: MRS. W. SANDLE Mt. 2, Gormley â€" Telephone 887-5421 ‘ )on Head given and plans made for 1972.‘ ar meeting of the All teachers please make an e9; I nn 'I‘masdav after- fort to attend! ! BY AS MUCH AS HALF the Vaughans. Dr. George Kelly, Jr. of Newmarket spent two weeks in hospital recently and returned home last weekend. Church News date On Sunday evening January 23 at 7:30 pm Rev. Andrew Brndjar of Stouffville will pre- sent a film on some of the re- cent works of the Bible Society around the world. Refreshments will be served following the service and a question period will be held. unu. u» -. v The annual congregational meeting and pot luck supper will be held January 26 at 6:30 pm at the church. Circle the The Pairs and Spares Club invites you to ‘polish up ’dem shoes’ and go bowling January 29 at 8:30 pm at the Allencourt Bowling Lanes. There will be fun for everyone. .uu. - Rev. Allen Hallett noted on Sunday morning that a mile- stone in Brown’s Corners Church history has been reach- ed with the new hook-up to town water. Does anyone re- member the days when water had to be brought in by milk can and dishwater had to be thrown out the back door? It is only about 10 years ago! The annual meeting of Vietâ€" oria Square United will be held in the school room January 27 at 8 pm. Please have all re- ports ready for duplication in the care of Mrs. John McCague by tonight (Thursday). The aud- itors are Mrs. Demon Brumwell and Harold Hill‘ The Sunday school teachers, pupils and parents are planning another sleigh-ride party for the near future. Kindly watch this column for further particulars. Neighborhood Notes Knother euchre party will be held in the community hall on Friday evening at 8pm. Every- one welcome! Ladies please pro- vide lunch. and VMns. Vern Mikkelsen and family returned home spending the Christmas New Year vacation period Verns‘ father and other after and with relaâ€" tions in Denmark. They report having a wonderful time. The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. (Ruth Wellman) Isaac Reaman extend their sincere sympathy to them at this time. Their only son Robert James was killed in a car accident near Sudbury on Friday of last week. He was in his 23rd year. He is also survi- ved by two sisters, Jean and Marjorie. Birthday greetings to Sanderson, January 24: Dr. David Tinker, January 25; Carl ker. January 27. Wedding anniversary ings to Mr. and Mrs. C Croxford Gail ~Walâ€" greet- harlie (Sharon MacDonald) ‘ married five years. January 24. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Nichols entertained Mrs. Mary Buchanâ€" an. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Buch- anan. Jamie and Valerie and ‘Vincent Wills on Thursday evâ€" ening of last week, the occas- ion being Jamie Buchanan’s fifth birthday. NEWMARKET â€"â€" Town coun- cil’s tug-of-war team bolstered by Recreation Director Dan Shannon and Wrestler “Bull- dog” Brower as anchorman. lost the pull at Aurora’s recent Win- ter Carnival to the host town's council. DON'T SEND â€" TAKE YOUR BOY TO THE ARENA... AND STAY TO SEE HIM PLAY!! MINOR HOCKEY MINOR HOCKEY I- A MAInD This Minor Hockey Week Message Is Brought To You By The Following Sponsors: KEEP IN STEP WITH CANADA . . . OBSERVE MINOR HOCKEY WEEK Minor Hockey Week â€" an opportunity to salute all those who serve as volunteer workers be they referees, coaches, man- agers, executives or businesmen, etc. Is FAMILY AFFAIR ! ! Juvenile: Midget: Minor Midget: Bantam: January 21 â€" Orillia at Richmond Hill, 9:20 pm. January 23 â€" Richmond Hill at Orillia, 5 pm. Authorized SKI-D00 Dealer 624 Yonge Street North Richmond Hill Phone 884-4464 Rumble Transport ALLENCOURT PHARMACY RELIABLE MOWER 8. MARINE 884-1013 Phone 364-2625 884-4461 Phone 884-4444 JOE'S GARAGE We wish the Minor Hockey all the success in 1972 from 462 Markham Rd., Richmond Hill WM. C. LAZENBY, B.A. Sc. th HUGH A. WIGHT, th. B. ALLENCOURT PLAZA January 20 â€" Richmond Hill at Aurora, 10 pm. January 23 â€" Aurora at Richmond Hill, 3:40 pm January 20 â€" January Richmond Hill Hockey Association Schedule For Minor Hockey Week January January lTHVYS'ESiO (isso) Yonge St. N., Richmond Hill 884-3440 94 NEWKIRK RD. RICHMOND HILL 24 HOUR TOWING Daily Service 21 884-4851 â€" Orillia at Richmond Hill, 7 p.m. or 25 â€" Richmond Hill at Orillia â€" Orillia at Richmond Hill, 8:40 p.m. Remember . . . To Keep A Boy Out Of Hot Water Richmond Hill at Thornhill, 5:45 pm. 889-4909 CHARLTON HARDWARE SHEPPARD 8. GILL LUMBER CO. LTD. Good Luck â€"â€" Keep up the good work RICHMOND HEIGHTS CENTRE COMPLIMEN TS OF Tom MURPHY Ltd. Realtor 53B Yonge St. 8.. Richmond Hill 889-2951 884-5422 773-4302 Barrow Insurance SerVIce lImIted SUITE 2, LOWRIE BUILDING 15 YONGE ST. N. 884-1551 - 884-1219 Rice '5 Flo wers 71 CENTRE ST.. EAST 884-1812 - 889-1812 “FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS” RICHMOND HILL .97 YONGE ST. N. RICHMOND HILL SPONSOR OF Murphy Real Estate Minor Bantam Team 884-1331 MINOR HOCKEY WEEK STARTS SATURDAY, JANUARY 22 884-1361 GORMLE Y Sand 6' Grave! CHEVROLET - OLDSMOBILE Fâ€"85 - CHEVELLE - CHEVY II ENVOY - VEGA O.K. USED CARS 355 Yonge St. N., Richmond Hill 889-5435 - 727-9453 WILSON-NIBLETT MOTORS LTD. MAY WE WISH THE MINOR HOCKEY SUCCESS IN 1972 VILLA GE PIZZA BAR DON LITTLE SALES LIMITED Richmond Hill 889-1105 Richmond Heights Centre DALTON HICKS, Prop. Sponsors of the 2 teams COMPLIMENTS OF 89 YONGE ST. S. RICHMOND HILL 884-9101 Put Him On Ice . . . Starts Saturday, January 22, 1972. JEWELLERS THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill, Ontario, Thursday, Jan - Bar/l Jewellers - Sponsor of a House League Team PONTIAC 8. BUICK LTD. ACADIAN - GMC TRUCKS TEMPEST SALES & SERVICE 28 LEVENDALE ROAD South Block Sponsor of a team in the Bantam League Keep ai‘boy out of hot water by keeping him on ice 49 Yonge Street South Best Wishes for Continued Success RICHMOND HILL TV 884-4423 295 Yonge St., Richmond Hill PHONE 884-7456 OPPOSITE RICHMOND HEIGHTS CENTRE SHIELDS 4 LEVENDALE RD. SOUTH BLOCK RICHMOND HEIGHTS CENTRE KINNEAR UWMUH~ Richmond Hill Phone 884-4481 RICHMOND HILL Sponsor of Shields Footwear Terriers COMPLI‘MENTS OF 884-1687 Parents of hockey playing lads in this area, we trust will heed this reminder and make a special effort to get out and see their offspring play. Minor Bantam: January 20 â€" 0 January 22 â€" R January 23 â€" O Peewee: January January Minor Peewee: January 19 â€" Richmond Hill at Aurora, 7:45 pm. January 23 â€" Aurora at Richmond Hill, 5:10 pm. Novice: January 20 â€" Newmarket at Richmond Hill, 7 pm. January Richmond Hill Hockey Association Schedule For Minor Hockey Week MINOR HOCKEY Is A MAJOR COMMUNITY AFFAIR” 19 21 â€" Richmond Hill at Thornhill, 5:45 pm. â€" Thornhill at Richmond Hill, 8:20 pm. â€"â€" Richmond Hill at Thornhill, 5 pm. Orillia at Richmond Hill, 8 pm. Richmond Hill at Orillia, 6:30 pm. Orillia at Richmond Hill, 7:20 pm. C.C.M. & Raleigh Bicycles Repairs to All Makes A Complete Line of Sporting Goods 25 YONGE STREET SOUTH RICHMOND HILL 884-1213 RICHMOND HILL " CHRYSLER DODGE LTD. 884-8118 Phone 889-1915 445 YONGE STREET NORTH RICHMOND HILL WE SERVICE ALL PRODUCTS 884-4441 PHONE 889-7703 (The House That Service Built) ERIC ’8‘ CYCLE SPORT SHOP TWIN HILLS MERCURY York - Simcoe Sports 70 YONGE ST. NORTH RICHMOND HILL Sponsors of a team in the Atom House League COMPLIMENTS 0F 395 YONGE ST. N., COMPLIMENTS OF RICHMOND HILL 884-7464 AND 197