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12 -â€" THE LIBERAL Tuesday, Dec.31.1974 Mrs. Laura (Cox) Holman buried at Thornhill Cemetery The Christmas season was saddened for members of the Cox and Holman families when Mrs. Laura (Cox) Holman died December 21 at Bronson Hospital after a lengthy illness. Mrs. Holman, widow of the late Oscar Cox, was a respected member of this community for many years when she and Mr. Cox lived at the farm on Highway 7 near the 5th Concession of Markham. The farm is now owned by William Cham- pion. The Cox family far- med there from 1919 to 1946. During those years Mrs. Cox was associated with Brown’s Corners United Church and an active member of Buttonville WI. Mr. Cox died in 1939, and Mrs. Cox married Arthur Holman of West Toronto in 1944. For several years Mr. and Mrs. Holman lived at Markham on Peter Street until they moved to Willowdale 10 years ago. A widely attended service was held Tuesday of last week at the Ring Funeral Home Thornhill with Rev. Allen Hallett of Brown‘s Corners United Church officiating. Interment was at Thornhill Cemetery. Pall bearers were nephews Douglas Cox, Maple; Harold Ground, Richmond Hill; Roy Harrison, Victoria Square; Bill Thomas, Thornhill; Lawrence Coulson, Burlington; and George Harrison, Mississauga. Surviving with her husband are five sons, Russell of Windsor, Harvey of Willowdale (former Chief of Police for Markham Township), Edgar of Markham, Clifford (sergeant of detectives with York Regional Police) of Gormley; Robert of Blenheim; two daughters, Hazel, (Mrs. Russell Olsen of Willowdale) and Muriel (Mrs. Paul Hickey), Willowdale; and one step- daughter, Arlene, Mrs. John Niven. Also there are 13 grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Sabbaticals to 3 teachers Sabbatical leave has been granted to three teachers by York County Board of Education. Receiving leave were Donald Anderson and Douglas Allen of Thomlea Secondary School, and Douglas Threndyle of Langstaff Secondary School. Masters degree Anderson, a vice- principal will take courses in educational adâ€" ministration at OISE leading to a Master of Education degree. Stouffville Lions give wheelchairs Wheelchairs are available to the disabled in Stouffville on a short-term loan basis, thanks to the local Lions Club. . Disabled in the com- munity who wish to shop or visit a friend may borrow one of the three chairs donated to Parkview Home recently by the club. The chairs will also be used by residents of the home who wish to visit family or take an outing. Parkview manager Herb Diller says loan time will be limited to 12 to 24 hours. Continuing Courses Monday, January 6, listed. Sewing â€" beginners. Knit New Courses Wednesday â€" Education FEES Students are expected supplies. D011 Head Secondary Bayview Secondary Merna Colbourne Chairman YORK COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION offers Adult Education Evening Classes - Winter Term Bayview Secondary School, Richmond Hill Don Head Secondary School, Richmond Hill Thornhill Secondary School, Thornhill Thomlea Secondary School, Thornhill Classes will be held 1 night a week for 10 weeks. Shop classes meet 3 hours per night and the other classes meet 2 hours per night. Registration for new applicants in the second term will be held at each school listed 1975 and Wednesday, January 8 from 7.30 to 9.30 pm. Additional registrations are invited in the courses that are BAYVIEW SECONDARY SCHOOL Monday â€"â€" Typewriting ~ beginners. Physical Fitness â€" Men, Physical Fitness â€" Women, English for New Canadians. Tuesday â€" Interior Decorating Wednesday â€" Typewriting - beginners and in- termediate. English'for New Canadians DON HEAD SECONDARY SCHOOL Monday â€" Yoga, Woodworking Tuesday â€" Typewriting - beginners Wednesday â€" Woodworking THORNIIILL SECONDARY SCHOOL Monday â€" Conversational French â€" beginners. Painting â€" beginners, Typewriting â€"â€" beginners Wednesday â€" Sewing â€" advanced, Painting â€" Advanced, Physical Fitness â€" ladies THORNLEA SECONDARY SCHOOL Tuesday â€" Sewing â€" Intermediate â€" Stretch â€" Wednesday â€" Sewing â€" Intermediate _ Provided that enough students register, the following new courses will be offered. BAYYIEW SECONDARY SCHOOL Tuesday â€" Income Tax for the Layperson DON HEAD SECONDARY SCHOOL Monday â€" Driver Education Tuesday â€" Knit and Stretch Sewing. Gourmet Cooking, Driver Education Gourmet Cooking. Driver Driver Education â€" $60.00 All other courses $6.00 + $3.00 registration fee. Senior Citizens $3.00 for any course. For further information about Secondary School phone 884-3330 School Secondary School phone 884-8131. Allen, a member of the English department, will study at OISE toward a Doctor of Education degree in the field of effective education. European study Threndyle, head of the language department at Langstaff, will spend six months each in France and Spain, visiting schools, attending conferences and polishing his skill in the two languages he teaches, Spanish and French. DO It Now! lilillilfll lllllll -. Sidewalks O Curbs . Excavating . Trenching O Drains . Septic Tanks (New and Repairs) Weldrick Constr. Co. 158 Weldrick Road 881-0069 to pay for their own School and Thornhill and Thornlea S. L. G. Chapman Director of Education Yule Christening It was a particularly happy Christmas for the Bill Hood family this year. Jim and his family were home from Edmonton for the holiday. And on December 22, the Hoods first grandson was christened at Brown‘s Comers United Church. His name is Shawn David. John Geoffrey and Kimberley Jean, son and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pendrith, 9 Hughson Drive; Stephanie Lynn. infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Kruuk, 3 Hughson Drive; and Melissa Joan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Keith Preston, 4 Hughson Drive, were all christened during the same ceremony which was con- ducted by Rev. Allen Hallett. \SPECIAL/ - PRICE / Lucerne Snow Star BUTTONVILLE NEWS memory tribute Those wishing to con- tribute to this project may seems a fitting Holv Night accompanied bMrs. Donald Reesor On Wednesday night the children presented their Mrs Garnet Stewart's children performed a playlet. and Don Reesor's seniors gave an updated She and her daughter Rebecca lived for many years at Buttonville. Rebecca. a sculptress, is the Party Pride â€" Assorted Flavours Potato Chips ______ Cragmont Reg. or Diet Flavours Soft Drinks__ ___ Busy Baker Snack Crackers_____‘:.;:- Sour Cream__-_ _ _ 52.: Ice Crea CORRESPONDENT: MRS. F. H. LEAF do so by sending a cheque to Christmas concert. and version of “Snow White". , . . artist whose w ‘ 81 Worten Way North Phone 294-5290 M” Tl” crdwmd‘ 5“” .C'aus- TSPresemed by There were carols. and the front of iheorkMSzSaIIlis m secretaryâ€"treasurer 0f the Ken Stiver.pa1dacall at the crowning glorv was Santa librarv r am Winter euchre their goal a new organ, with Memorial Fund. Cf) Mr. conclusion of the evening. Claus, loaded ivith gifts. Mrs Lloyd Baker ' ‘ Mrs. Russell Boyington chimes, W the Browns Ecllgar Mailer. RR .2 Gor: The Junior ChOII‘. dlreCIEd Neighborhood notes confined to her home alasftesrt‘l” reminds us the winter Corners UUIled Church: . ”1‘, ehh or -V _°0“‘3‘~‘““g any by Mrs. Jones . and 30- Mrs. Mildred Sisler is a bout of flu which has last 3 euchre series sponsored by Recently, the Offlc'al ii I kecgmlmittee members: companied b) (3an? Allen, new resident at Union Villa. since early fall e Buttonville WI will begin Board of the church ap- [an oeman, Mr. and sung "sing . “t Iil‘lSllIlLlS , . . Friday proved the project provided MES DQ“ RGQSOF. Mrs. Chopsticks and “The M ‘D 11 h d funds are In hand before the glarguerite Joges. Gargon Entertainer” with Glen iss e Step enson ha or an is urchased Town. or CV. en Donaldson as the title the distinction recently 0f Nirs. Ehglish who died in Hallett. There Will be comedian with hatand cane, HRI'TY ‘ENT'A'CA. winning the trophy for best euchre score in the 1974 euchre series sponsored by the Police Association. Ron Godel received the trophy March. 1974, dedicated her life to music in the But- tonville community, par» ticularly as it pertained to the church. where she led and over. for the third highest score. the choir for many years. ducted by Rev. Allen Manger". and “Jingle (‘hurch news Because of her, many young H3119“ .Wll'h Peggie Bells“. 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