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The Thornhill and Dis- trict Senior Citizens enjoy- ed an outing to Graven- hurst August 7. They went by bus and with one coffee- shop break on route, reach- ed the Royal Canadian Le- gion hall in time for lunch. This was prepared by the Women’s Auxiliary of the Legion under the able man- agement of Mrs. Edna Al- len. It was voted delicious. The sandwiches disappeared in short order as did the homemade cookies. Senior Citizens The bus then took the group to Gull Lake Park to sit under the trees for a short while until the time came to go on the boat trip to Port Carling and back. The weather was perfect and a breeze was blowl‘hg gently. On the return they went back to Legion Hall where Wedding Vows Exchanged In Thornhill Presbyterian a very delicious meal was served. A very happy group sang and were entertained by the driver's jokes and chatted. The drive home Hamilton â€" Smith Bonnie Jean, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wid Smith, Thornridge Drive, was given in marriage by her father, to William John, son of Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Hamilton of Maple. The wedding took place at Thornhlll Presby- terian Church, July 27, at 4 pm. Rev. Dr. Dillwyn Evans conducting the cere- mony. Music was provided by the Misses Pauline and Elaine Simms. and the Misses Irene and Sheila Brown. They played the piano and guitar and sang “There is Love". “The Lord’s Prayer", “On Top of the World". and led the congre- gation in singing “0. Per- fect Love". Matron of honor was Mrs. Marion Kelly (nee McDo- nough), and Miss Elizabeth Smith and Miss Ann Westal, sister and cousin of the bride respectively. were bridesmaids. Jerry Marian! was best man. and Ronald Lusty and Robert Smith were ushers. Markham East Aquatic Swim Club Coach Mike Coleman accepts the second place trophy at the conclusion of Saturday’s York County Summer Swim League championship games at Markham Town’s Thornlea Secondary School indoor pool. Making the presentation is Mark- The bride worealong dress of white nylon organza. with a high-neck. sheer bodice with embroidered borders. and a sheer overskirt appliqued with flowers. The back of the skirt formed a short, bell-shaped train. She wore a cap with a short. three-tiered veil and car- ried a sheaf bouquet of white statice, pink sweetheart roses and ivy. The attendants wore simi- lar gowns of arnel, pink dot, aqua blue and white. They were made on empire lines with V-necks and had ruf- fled cap sleeves. The girls wore large brimmed white hats, and carried white bas- kets of pink carnations. white daisies. blue baby's breath and a touch of bluish- purple to add contrast. Mrs. Wid. Smith was dressed in a gown of nylon organza, blue and pink print with a round neckline, and long. sheer sleeves with ruf- fles at the cuffs. She wore flowers in her hair, blue shoes, and a matching clutch bag with her corsage of pink sweetheart roses attached. Mrs. Hamilton had on a long pink coat dress with three quarter sleeves. She had gold accessories, and wore a corsage of roses at her wrist. The reception was held at La Gondola at Concord. Mas- Mar/(ham East Wins Swim Trap/1y seemed shorter than the one going. Thornhill Swimming Pool The second series of lesâ€" sons provided by the Thorn- hill Swimming Pool staff finished last week. The tests for the Red Cross and the Royal Life Saving were car- ried out with 93% passing. Red Cross Tests: Junior: Jennifer Grant, Robert Kir- win, Cathy Secord, Shauna Staley, Rosalie Bagg. Robbie Haddow, Gail Sova. Sloan McReynolds, John O’Brian, Kevin O‘Brian, Richard Maz- zobel, Linda Toms, Mark Munshaw, Norman Mondolo. Ray Mondolo, Laura Brooks, Jennifer Trant, Chris Coul- ter, Laura Robert, Bill Baker, Christine Kenel, Malcolm McKinnon, Bob Cogle. Cohgratulations to both staff and swimmers. ter of Ceremonies was Mr. David Joslyn. For a going-away costume the bride chose a beige and white dotted tailored pant suit with white accessories, and a corsage of orange sweetheart roses. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hamilton spent two wonderful weeks in Bar- bados. Mrs. Susan Foard of Richvale entertained at a shower, and so did Miss Sharon Chalmers of Maple and Mrs. Gwendolyn Warni- house of Cedar Valley.‘MI-s. Dorothy McDonough and her daughter Mrs. Kelly also had a shower. Intermediate: Craig Still, Mark Staley, Kim Quiggly, Judith Grant, Elizabeth Le- Perrio, Lori Haddow, Heath- er Kert. Suzanne Shephard, Ian Levine, Brad Brooks, The bride attended Thorn- hill Secondary School and then Teacher‘s College, and the groom Langstaff Second- ary School. They will be liv- ing in Maple. redivision of Wards in the Town of Markham at the hour of ten o’clock (local time) in the forenoon, at the Markham Arena located at Hwys. No. 48 & 7, in the Town of Markham for the hearing of an application for a: If you do not attend and are not represented at this hearing, the Board may proceed in your absence and you will not be entitled to any further notice of the proceedings. In the event the decision is reserved persons taking part in the hearing may request a copy of the decision from the presiding Board Member. Such decisions will be mailed to you when available. WEDNESDAY, THE 11th DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1974, THE ONTARIO MUNICIPAL BOARD hereby appoints Town of Markham NOTICE OF HEARING Red Cross Leader: Valerie Chivers, Sylvia Kirwin, Julia Finch. ' Scott Perry, Do'u’g’fiStillV,’ Ed‘- ward O‘Brian, Jeff Brooks. Royal Life Saving Society: Senior Resuscitation Award: Pierre Kirwin, Tina McKen- zie, Mary Ann Ball, Neil Stroud. Senior: Lynn Kerwin, Ro- bin Reid, John Still, Jeff Zurowski. Bronze Medaleon: Pierre Kirwin, Tina McKenzie, Mary Ann Ball. . Bfonze Bar: Neil Stroud, Jim Gratmans. The Thornhill Pool held a sports day August 10. These are the winners in order of first. second and third. Running Race; Maureen Haan, Jocelyn Still, Anna Lederri. sman Pool: Girls-Fish Flop Race; Laurie Noble. Jocelyn Still, Francine Wang. Boys-Fish Flop Race; Gary Allan, David Allan, Mathew Sharp. Alligator Race; Francine Wang, Jennifer Still, Anna Lederri. Over-all Winner; Jocelyn Still. Aliigator Race; Gary A11- an, Shelley Bloom, Paul Boublil. Running Race; Gary A11- an, David Allan, Paul ‘Bou- bul. Back Swim; Kathy Cham- ney, Mary Shephard, Judith Grant. All-over Winner; Gary Allan. Big Pool; Girls (10 and under)-Front Swi'm; Mary Shephard, Judith Grant, Ka- thy Chamney. Over-all Winner; Mary Shephard. Bbys (10 and under)-Front Swim; James Gourlay. Ro- bert Kirwin, Doug Wilshire. Back Swim; 1â€")0ug Wil- shire, James Gourlay, Robert Kirwin. Over-all Winner; James Gourlay. Girls (11 and 12)-Front Crawl; Lori Gordon, Kim Quigley, Sheila Gourlay, ' Béck 'Crawl; Lori Gordon, Sheila Gourlay, Kim Quig. ham Parks and Recreation Director Don Costea. The Markham East swimmers com- piled 3141/2 points to trail winner Richmond Hill which accumulated 4061/2. Third place went to Newmarket with 1871/2. (See Sports Page for complete results). ley. Side or breast stroke; Sheila Gourlay, Mary Shep- hard, Lori Gordon. Over-all Winner; Lori Gordon. Boys (11 and 12)-Fron1: Crawl; Jeffery Isbister, Jim Gourlay. Back Crawl; Jeffery Isbi- ster. Back Crawl; Donna Cole, Mary Anne Ball, Carole W11- shire. ‘ ' Side or breast: Jim Gour- lay, Jeffery Isbister. Over-all Winner; Jeffery Isbister. Girls (13 - 15) - Front Crawl; Donna Cole, 'Mary Anne Ball, Carole Wilshire. Back Crawl: Mike Bour- zak, Ross Marks, John Isbi- ster. Side or breast stroke; Donna Cole, Mary Anne Ball, Carole Wilshire. Cole Side or breast; Hugh Mc- Lean, Ross Marks, Mike Bourzak. Boys (13 - 15) - Front Crawl; Mike Bourzak, Ross Marks, John Isbister. Over-all Winner; Mike Bourzak. N. J. Pickard, Clerk Administrator, Town of Markham, 8911 Don Mills Rd., Markham, Ontario. Over-all Winner; Donna FROM TUESDAY TO SATURDAY TIME - 6 PM to 11 PM Starringz. RE‘ID MacQUARRIE AND HIS PIANO PHONE FOR RESERVATION - 889-4349 8206 BAYVIEW AVE. â€" THORNHILL (Photo by Susan Samlla) PRESENTS LIVE ENTERTAINMENT Just 1 Block South of No. 7 Hwy. on Bayview Ave. RESTAURANT & TAVERN FOOD AT ITS FINEST Neighborhood Notes Birthday greetings are ex- tended to Anne Barber of 17 Courtham Avenue, who will be six years old next Wed- nesday. Sympathy of the commun- ity is extended to Archibald Gray. 81 Clark Avenue, and family, on the passing of his wife Margaret, July 31 at York Central Hospital in Richmond Hill. Mrs. Gray is survived by her husband Archie, daugh- ters Pearl Evelyn. Linda (Mrs. William Pickford) and son David. Also mourning her passing are grandchild- ren Marion. Robert. Dave and Patricia and her brother. Newman Bums of Scotland. The Grays have resided in Doncaster 17 years since coming from Scotland. Mrs. Gray has been ill for a num- ber of years. The funeral service was held at the Ring Funeral Home. with interment fol- lowing in Thornhill Cemet- ery. Pallbearers were her husband, son and\ brother, THE CHILDREN ON THE HILL â€" by Michael Deakin. This remarkable book des- cribing one family’s bold ex- periment in the educationof their own children, is bOund to raise many questions about the basic nature of learning and the efficacy of the teaching methods used in most schools. The book relates how the totally de- voted parents of four child- ren used a method based largely on the Montessori system to produce a family of near geniuses who show. as Well, exceptional artistic and moral development. (Non-fiction.) THE WITCHFINDER, A NOVEL OF DIABOLISM -â€" by Maurice Hilliard. Newly- married Cass Hopkins grows more and more terrified as she comes to understand the significance of the cryptic notebooks kept by her hus- band's first wife, the weird garden which her predeces- sor had zealously cultivated, the handsome =but sinister local doctor and mystical meetings held at night by her eccentric neighbors. (Fiction) THE ECHOING GREEN â€"â€" MEMORIES OF RE- GENCY AND VICTORIAN YOUTH â€" by Gillian Avery. By drawing on actual diaries and memories the author has shown not only what it was like to grow up in the nineteenth century but also how attitudes changed grad- ually over the years and TOWN OF MARKHAM -‘ PUBLIC LIBRARIES South Thornhill And Bayview Glen News Mrs. A. Gray CORRESPONDENT: DAVE BARBOUR â€" PHONE 889-5205 - 366-1720 Education System Produces Four Near Geniuses STEAK HOUSE her son-in-law Bill Pickford, Nephew Robert Simpson and Stewart Taylor. School News Thornhill “Belles” Score But Not Enough To Win It Henderson Avenue Public School office will be open The Thomhill “Belles” girl’s Novice Team scored a pile of runs August 10 at the Malton softball tournament but the trouble was they scored most of them in their first game. That encbunter saw them whallop Bramalea Cougar Squirts (11 yealjs) byA26-6._ Trouble is they lost the next game 18-14 to an ex- perienced Cawthra All-Star Team and could only manage two runs in losing 5-2 to bow out of the tournament. The opener saw the Bram. alea squad no match for the Thornhill Belles as Larralne Dysart led the attack with four for four with Joanne Adams, Michelle Fairney and Linda Ewing all getting three for three. Cawthra started fast in the second game with five runs in the top half of the first England was transformed from a collection of sleepy rural provinces to the busy urban civilization it had be- come by 1900. (Non-fiction.) THE BONGLEWEED â€" by Helen Cresswell. A skillfully developed fantasy for child- ren about a wild, extrava- gant weed that grows totally out of control until it threatens to take over not only the heroine’s home but also her entire life. (Fic- tion.) PAIN â€" by Arthur S. Freese. All about every sort of pain whether caused by physical or psychological disorders and all about the methods now available to relieve pain including acu- puncture; hypnosis, drugs, surgery and so forth. LOOK F O R THESE TITLES AT YOUR LOPAL LIBRARY. 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