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Enough idle wanderings, lets get down to some seri- ous news. Here is one item that gives us great pleasure to report. December ‘1.was a big day in the Morrison family. Mr. and Mrs. George Morrison celebrated their Golden Wedding Anniversary. To George and his lovely lady we extend our very sin- cere congratulations. May they reach their diamond jubilee. Heading home from the hills last week. we took a short cut through the grounds of Bedlam Abbey. We missed the matron but chatted for a while with some of the inmates. Seems with the cold weather. there had been some new arrivals in the form of birds that haunt the bush for the winter months. What had them all agog was the arrival of a robin in with the grosbeaks. juncoes, nut hatches and other assorted birds. Wonder if that silly robin had ideas of being a grosbeak or was he lost from Capistrano. This next item really has a swing. Member of the color guard of Branch 375 raised funds enough to put themselves into kilts. For over a year they have been talking of the formation of a pipe band for Branch 375. Last week a committee was formed to get this project off the ground. CHAIRMAN ELECTED At this meeting a band committee chairman was elected from interesting par~ tics. Chairman Bob Dickson is at the helm and will be most interested to meet any- one that would like to be part of this band. The Richmond Hill Centennial Pipe Band 375 is one long needed. For further information anyone may contact Chairman Dick- son at 884-4907 anytime after 6 nm. How about it? Everyone knows that Branch 375 sponsors 778 Squadron Air Cadets. Did you know that this squadron has accepted young ladies into their unit? This am- bitious group of officers and other members have great plans for the future. DANCE AND BUFFET All this means extra ex- penses so December 16 is the evening that they have plan- ned for your pleasure. an Appreciation Dance and Buf- fet. George Cowie and Ken Birch will provide the music that you like best. Tickets are available from the mem- bers of the Air Cadets or officers for the low price of $3. per couple. For further information please contact Miss Maureen Mills at 889- 1616. Won't you come out and support this very worthy group of people This past weekend has in many ways been rather quiet. At least it started out that way on Friday night but sure gathered steam for Saturday. Friday night was the weekly social evening and was rather quiet as not to many people were in attendance. 778 SQUADRON AIR CADETS SPONSORED BY BRANCH 375~ ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION INVITE YOU TO "AN APPRECIATION DANCE ” Saturday, chember 16th 9 RM. T0 1 A.M. GEORGE & KEN BUFFET $3.00 PER COUPLE 41 YONGE ST. N. â€" RICHMOND HILL (Legion Plaza) Bob Dickson Named Band Committee Chairman In Kilts TO THE RATEPAYERS OF THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF MARKHAM: Under the new Ontario Property Tax Credit Plan, residential and farm Property taxes levied and due in 1972 must be paid by December 31, 1972. The payment of these municipal taxes will enable you to receive the credit provided under the Ontario plan on your 1972 income tax return. For detailed information on this benefit, will you please refer to the notices for- warded with your 1972 tax bill. If you have not yet received your 1972 tax bill will you please notify us at 8911 Don Mills Road, Markham, Ontario. Telephone 297-1900. Branch 375. Royal Canadian Legion By Chris Ratchford â€" 884-5260 legion Reports (Enrpuratinn of the mnmn of filarkbam MUNICIPAL OFFICES MYSTERY WINNER Still towards the latter part of the evening it got rather hectic. Our mystery winner was Mrs. Gerry Chapman. Gerry then had the pleasure of drawing the name of the winner for the 50/50 draw for the month of November. The winner of this event was Richard Stewart â€"â€" 1398. Branch 66 in Willowdale. Mrs. Janet Johns was the seller of the lucky ticket. Cur heartiest congratulations to all the lucky people. See what you miss when you don't attend! Why not plan to come out sometime to any of the various dos and see where your luck lies. You never know. Now for Saturday. This was the occasion for the "Red" Thorpe Memorial Trophy competition for pairs in shuffleboard. This per- tains only to Branch 375 and is an annual event. We can assure you that the clubroom was jammed with players and rooters for this day-long contest. (Ladies, don‘t ever let the fellows ever try to tell you that a group of women are noisy. The men really take the cake for yaaking). It all sounded like the inside of a boiler factory going at high gear. All kidding aside. it was a highly skilled competition. and well run. The final win- ners were Tim Saul and Marsh Tonner. After the competitions were over. they were presented with the “Red” Thorpe Trophy. This they will retain for the year before it comes up for grabs again. STEAK DINNER Bet the next competition will be of the same high cali- bre of play. Congratulations to Marsh and Tim. To close out the evening there was a steak dinner. From all the comments heard during the evening this sure met with everyones approval. Our thanks to Bill Hrynkiw and his kitchen staff for a super meal. We will all be looking forward to next year. Don‘t forget the Annual Children's Christmas Party for Legion members. The tickets have been mailed to the various members. Please present these at the door Sunday from 2 pm to 4:30 pm. We are assured Santa will be there. NEW YEAR’S DANCE Have you got plans for New Year's Eve? If not, why not attend the Legion New Year‘s Dance at the Legion. Tickets are avail- able at the bar for only $15. per couple. For further in- formation please contact the Legion at 884~0086. We are glad to report that our sick parade is down to nil. Sure hope that you all stay healthy and are able to enjoy this coming season of festivities. With luck we will see you next week. TURN SPARE ROOMS INTO SPARE CASH BY USING LIBERAL CLASSIFIEDS PHONE 884-1105 1972 TAXES 8911 Don Mills Road, Markham, Ontario CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF MARKHAM E. A. BARTON - Treasurer Sympathy is expressed to Mrs. Chester Pattenden and family in the passing of her husband. The Pattendens were resi- dents of Gormley for many years until they retired a few years ago in Stouffville. Mr. and Mrs. David Col- lins and family have moved from one of the houses on the mushroom farm to Lind- say. We welcome Mr. Wayne Ireland who 'has moved into the house recently vacated by the Collins. Neighborhood Notes Another property has changed hands, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Eade have sold their home in New Gormley. Rev. Alvin Winger had surgery in York Central Hospital. Richmond Hill last Tuesday and in spite of his 89 years he is coming along well. Mrs. Fred Leibeck of Stayner spent several days with her mother Mrs. Alvin Winger. Mr. and Mrs. Lea are pro- gressing well with the love- ly new house they are build- ing on Elm Street. Miss Brenda Ash came home on Saturday from To- ronto General H o s p i t a] where she had a tonsilec- tomy. Mr. and Mrs. Merle Con- eybeare of Listowel were guests on Sunday of hefipar- ents Mr‘ Sudeyko. The ladies sewing circle groups of Heise Hill Church had their annual Christmas Dinner meeting on Saturday evening in the educational wing. Mrs. Harold Nigh of Port Colborne was the guest speaker. Mr, Nigh of Port Col- borne was the guest speaker on Sunday morning at Heise Hill Church and also showed pictures at the Sunday eve- ning service. Misses Mary and Adeline Reaman and Miss Alma Heise have returned from a delightful trip to Israel and several other countries. Mrs. Allan Pope of Glen Orchard spent several days with Mrs. Norman Brown. O KOKOKOKOKOKOKOKOKOKOKOKOKOKOKOKOKO ‘ ORDERING BY PHONE 1‘ On your Chavgex number) between 1 at 364 at Eat Queen He and his wife work with Prizes: lst 2nd 3rd Full Beard: $100 $75 $50 Trim or Styled Beard: $ 75 $50 $25 On your 1 364-6487 Eaton's Centennial Beard Growing Contest Register $5.00 - January 1 to to January 10, 1973 rizes: 1st 2nd 3rd ull Beard: $100 $75 $50 12 Performances Only Dec.21 O'Keefe Box Office Open Mon CORRESPONDENT: MRS. CHAS. MILSTED Telephone 887-5445 orhood Notes t‘he Mennonite Central Re- pathy is expressed to lief Committee and recent- Ehester Pattenden and 1y spent eight months in in the passing of her Greece and other neighbor- d. ‘ing countries. Street To be judged in Homecoming Week, June 15 to 23 Open to all, but must be registered and clean shaven to Sponsored byrtihiefl AREA LIONS CLUBS: OAK RIDGES, RICHMOND HILL, RICHVALE 884-3859 The National Ballet of Canada and Mrs. Metro A.T.O GORMLEY NEWS aton's gex card only, call 3E n 10:00 am and 7:01 )n's card only, call E 861-3111 ext. 2252 .0. a‘ Yorkdale, SI :3” 363â€"0228 (Special National Ballet 1 7:00 pm. call Eatons Attractions Ticket Office it was very interesting to hear about and see pic- tures of these countries. Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Searle of Oakville visited their grandfather William Banford and their great aunt Mrs. Blanche Read. Silver Wedding Anniversary Rev. and Mrs. Eldon Boett- ger were very pleasantly surprised on Wednesday night at a reception honor- ing their Silver Wedding An- niversary. They were married on No- vember 29, 1947, in Zuru Church in Nigeria, Africa, and Rev. Earl Honsberger (who had acted as the brides father). Mrs. Honsberger and Miss Annie Yeo who had been guests at the wedding were present as well as MiSS Ruby Wilson. a co-worker in Nigeria. Two New Members For Ladies Auxiliary The happy couple were presented with many lovely gifts. after which a very de- licious lunch, under the di- rection of Mrs. Melvin Baker and Mrs. George Barrett, was served. Mrs. George Lehman. mother of Mrs. Boettger, her sisters and their husbands and her brother and sister- in-l‘aw were present for this happy occasion. Canadian Legion when they met in the legion hall on November 27. Thirty mem- bers attended the meeting. The new members are Al- bina Barber and Agnes Aud- rey Davenport. 'The Grindchildren's' party draw was won by Gerry Chapman. Representatives of the auxiliary will be visiting Sunnybrook Hospital on De- cember 12. The November visit was made by Audrie Apperley. Elizabeth Greens- lade and Barbara Robson. Two new members were Welcomed to the Ladies Aux- iliary of Branch 375 Royal Eatons Attractions Tic‘ 32. Or buy your tickets Sherwav Gardens or C Sat 11 An 5 start ‘nchan ting L'airy Tale airy in person ollege or There will be a celebration of Holy Communion Sunday at 10:30 pm at St. John's Anglican. The confirmation Class will meet at 8 pm. Church News The flowers on the Com- munion table Sunday were placed there to the glory of God and in loving memory of Edna and Frank Wright by Mrs. Bernice Marsh. the lat- ter‘s sister. All women of_ the congrega- tion are cordially invited to attend the Christmas gather- ing in the upper room at 8 pm today (Thursday). Mrs. Joy Biswas and Mrs. Anita Joshua of Don Mills will be special guests to share their life as Christian wives and mothers in Pakistan. Follow- ing their slide presentation there will be refreshments. The men of the parish played hockey at the Bond Lake Arena from 11 pm to midnight last Monday. The Winchester Group will have a Christmas Party in the new recreation room of the rectory Wednesday at 1:30 pm for the ladies of St. John's. Carols by Candlelight will be the theme of the 7:30 pm service December 17 at St. John‘s. of the 125th anniversary of the parish. ‘ Saturday there was a pre- serve sale with the proceeds going towards the expenses The young adults will meet Friday in the recreation room of the rectory at 8 pm to study Matthew 5. 1973 is the 125th anniver- sary of St. John‘s Anglican, Jefferson. A committee has been planning for the cele- brations for the past two years. Sunday Rector's Ward- en Leonard Lomas gave a message on what has been planned. Next Sunday People‘s Warden Cliff Rumble and the following Sunday Deputy Warden Syd Goldsmith will speak on other aspects of the work of the committee. The young peoule will meet Friday at St, Mark's Chapel. Last Friday they went swim- ming at the Vandorf Pool. Lomas announced that on every third Sunday of the first five months of the year there will be a visiting preacher. Rural Dean Canon ELGIN MILLS - JEFFERSON CORRESPONDENT: CAROLINE LOMAS Telephone 884-3000 I BADILLAB I FORMICA & ARBORITE 8 ft. base and wall cabinet com- pletely finished with counter top (your choice of color). Any size L or U shape available to your request $15.95 KITCHEN CABINE T DI SPLA Y LESS THAN HALF 0|" MARKET PRICE SEE OUR COMPLETELY FINISHED $184.00 to choose from 8 to 10 colors 4’x8’ Reg. $19.95 Reginald Howden of Thom- hill will be the guest January 21. It had been hoped to have Rev. William Wrixon. a pre- war rector as the special guest in February. but be- cause of his age he is un- able to undertake any preach- ing engagements. Therefore other arrangements will have to be made. In March. Rev. Ernest Worrall. who was rector dur- ing the war and at the time of the Centennial of the par- ish and who now lives in Iowa. will be the guest preacher. Palm Sunday in April will bring Rev. Tom Robinson. who preceded Rev. Earle Gerber. back to the St. John pulpit. Finally. in May. Rev. David Michell, his predeces- sor and first rector of the parish as a separate one. now a vicar in England. has ac- cepted an invitation to preach. The weekend of June 23 and 24 will be the climax of the celebration. On the Saturday there will be a ban- quet at All Saint’s. King City. catered for by the ladies of that congregation. On the Sunday the Feast of St. John the Baptist, to whom this church is consecrated, there will be a service of thanks- giving and rededication at which Rt. Rev, Lewis Garns- worthy. the new Bishop of Toronto. will be the preacher. A history of the parish. which has been completed by Ruth (Kerswill) Holmes and is now in the hands of the printer. It will be ready for sale in January‘ The student council of the‘ team room of Jefferson Pub-1 lic held a rummage sale I November 30 and a bake sale December 1. The sales Were § held in the gym between 11‘ and 12 am Thursday and Fri- 1 day Details of the projects tobe undertaken by the parish! will be included in the talksl of the other two wardens. j Neighborhood Notes 1 This week birthday wishes go out to Robbie Bird who will be nine years old Decem- ber 9; to David Aldred who will be ll December 10: to Michael Nicoloff who will be nine years old December ll; and to Diana Dannenfeldt who will be nine years old December 13. TILE 14¢ EACH FLOOR EXTERIOR AND INTERIOR WHITE 5 3 .79 PAINT (5 Different Colors) 12" x 12" VINYL ASBESTOS $2.75 See us for all your needs in Home Improvements and Cottage Materials FREE DELIVERY SERVICE POSTFORMED COUNTERTOPS Get a Polaroid*Colour Camera. for our 10th Annlversary! IN 5 - 6 COLORS - 6 - 7 - 8 ft. lengths THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill, Ontario, Thursday, Dec. 7, 1972 5 Two ways to share our ANNIVERSARY BONUSES. 1. 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