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Hill ’gardening celebrity guest speaker The last show and the regular meeting of the Thornhill and District Horticultural Society for 1978 will be held in the new quarters at the Gallanough Library, foot of Brooke Street, Thor- nhill, on October 3 at 8 The Society expects this to be an especially good meeting with a new meeting hall, new showroom. renewed after-the-holidaysâ€"spirit. and an excellent speaker. At new location The guest speaker will be Robert Keith. Rich- mond Hill. a gardening celebrity who will speak on “Planting of Fall Bulbs" with emphasis on new cultivars and unusual bulbs. In addition to the show and lecture. the Society Library will be in operation. Produce, and plants will be offered for sale. Refreshments will be served and visitors are welcome. Russ Porter, who is in charge of the photographic competi- tion. which will be part of the January meeting is bringing the matter to the attention of members. He reminds them that. “It is later than you think, with summer now passing into fall months, there has been excellent opâ€" portunities for cap- tivating the many moods and rewards of nature with a camera. Those interested in entering the Color Slide Photography Contest should know there are 14 entry classes. The points for judging have been modified to emphasize the ‘horticultural‘ aspect of the contest". All en- By GEORGIE BURKHOLDER 881-7269 IN THE MATTER OF THE ONTARIO HERITAGE ACT. 1974. 3.0. CHAPTER 122 AND IN THE MATTER OF THE LANDS AND PREMISES AT THE FOLLOWING MUNICIPAL ADDRESSES IN THE PROVINCE OF ONTARIO: 38 Bedford Park Avenue 107 Hall Street 528 Camille Road 750 Camille Road TAKE NOTICE that the Council of The Corporation of the Town of Richmond Hill intends to designate the property, including lands and buildings, at the following municipal addresses as properties of architectural and/or histOrical value or interest under Part IV of The Ontario Heritage Act, 1974, 5.0. Chapter 122. 3) 38 Bedford Park Avenue The reason for the designation of this property, known as Crosby Hall, is that its crowning cupola and overall scale make it unique among the other styles of building within the Town. Historically it is significant as it was built fOr Parker Crosby who had established himself in the mercantile business of the community after erecting the Fireproof Store in 1855. In the interior, the house has a nicely proportioned curved staircase. . b) 107 Hall Street The reason for designation is that the house, known as Holmood, expresses well the Loyalist vernacular style of domestic architecture. The Georgian propor- tions, the rectangular central hall plan with window openings evenly spaced along the facade, give it a pleasing sense of balance and proportion. Of local historical significance is the fact that it was used by‘consecutive doctors within the Langstaff family as an office/residence and, at one time,hospital over a period of 105 years. c) 528 Cerrville Road The reason for designation of this cottage is that it is one of the earliest and historically interesting houses remaining in Richmond Hill. ln particular the front part is of stucco on plankon-plank construction and it was built by Rowland Burr, who lived there for about a decade and a half. Rowland Burr later built many residences and several mills in the Toronto area. d) 750 Carrville Road The reason for designation of this building is that it is one of the few built in Richmond Hill of vertical plank construction. Historically it was built and sewed for a number of years as a meeting place for the Canadian Conference on Evangelical Associations in North America. Later it was converted to a residence. Note Duetoroadwiderfingthisbuildinngllberelocated on a site adjoining the house built by Rowland Burr. Any person may, before the 20th day of October, 1978. send bv Reoistered Mail or deliver to the Clerk of the Town of Richmond Hill notice of his or her objection to the proposed designation, together with a statement of the reasons for the objection and all relevant facts. When a notice of objection has been received, the Council of The Corporation of theTown Richmond Hill will refer the matter to the Conservation Review Board for a hearing in and report. DATED at the Town of Richmond Hill this 20th day of September, 1978. CD. Weldon, Clerk, Town of Richmond Hill. GARY SMITH NOTICE OF INTENTION T0 DESIGNATE 9612 YONGE ST. RICHMOND HILL tries must be submitted to R.E. Porter, 1 Marie Court. Thornhill, on or before December 16, 1978. SENIOR ADULTS The Thornhill Senior Adults of the United Church Group. an- nounced this week the granting of the sum of $1,185 in the New Horizons program for the purchase of a projector. The group is grateful to the memory of the late Jean Stewart. who in- terceded with the authorities for the grant. Bessie Abernathy and Ella Davis, on behalf of the Seniors would like to thank all members who contributed their time and talents to make the tea at the Gallanough Library during the Thornhill Village Festival such a successful one. Thanks is offered to those who contributed articles for the Crafts Table. I WOULD LIKE TO WELCOME AU. MY PAST The club expressed their appreciation to Laura Pratt for her donation of the doll and wardrobe which was raffled by Gabrielle Miron; and to Jack Manning or the Hor- ticultural Club for the flowers on the tea table. Bev. Gutteridge, chief librarian and Cathy Payne were commended for their generous assistance. AND FUTURE CUSTOMERS TO OUR 1979 ANNOUNCEMENT SEPT. 281b, 2961: 30m THANKS The Thornhill Festival Committee wishes to acknowledge with ap- preciation the assistance of the local Scout Groups during the Festival on Saturday, September 16. The 2nd Thornhill Ven‘ turers Company turned out to distribute and later pick up 100 display items. The 6th Thornhill Ven- turers assisted the police in providing traffic control and parking. The 8:00 am. - 9:30 pm. 3rd Thomhill Troop acted as Security for various public address systems in the area â€"- just another “good deed" by the local groups. THORNHILLWI The Thornhill Women‘s Institute will hold their first meeting of the season at Evelyn Monk- man‘s home on Royal Orchard Boulevard. on September 28 at 2 pm. President Ann Jackson reported a very suc- cessful day at the Thornhill Village Festival, when one of their members, Mrs. Jayne Sayers won the Costume Contest. Another member, NONAGENARIAN Mrs. Mabel Mize. accepted no assistance climbing in and out of a carriage to accompany Barney Danson MP. on a ride. The W.I. Booth selling home baking. vegetables Inside Thornhill “ AT TH ESE BEAVER STORES ..... and plants with a children‘s table and a treasure table was a complete sell-out. FALLFAIR The Thornhill Mon- tessori School. 8569 Bayview Avenue corner Highway‘7. will hold their Fall Fair sponsored by the Toronto Montessori Parents Guild on Saturday September 30, from 11 am. to 4 pm. The public is cordially invited to bring children and share in the fun with something to delight and amuse a variety of ages. For example. “Susan‘l from the popular TV program “Mr. Dressup“ will be there. also Folk Singer Lois VLollienstein. “Twink”. the Clown will babies. MUSIC HISTORY The ThornhiH Presbyterian Church, Centre Street, will present Christopher Hunt in a program “The History of Church Music" on Sunday October 1 at 7:30 pm. followed by refreshments All members of the congregation are welcome. The public is cordially invited to bring children and share in the fun with something to delight and amuse a variety of ages. For example. “Susan”. from the popular TV program “Mr. Dressup“ will be there. also Folk Singer Lois Lollienstein. “Twink”. the Clown will make up children's faces and Cartoonist Arn Saba will be on hand. There will be pony rides. a raffle. a white elephant table. an antique Keele St. North 01 Highway 7. Concord 2251 Lawrence Avenue East r . . . . . _ . . 3701 Lawrence Ave. E. of Markham Rd. 1731 Weston Road. South of Lawrence BRAMALEA CITY CENTRE Highway 7 & Dixie Road .. THORNHILL. 7171 Yonge St table. an international baking table. games with prizes. and of course. food including hot dogs, coffee, juice and doughnuts. There is to be a Mothercraft Table, Baking Contest. Pumpkin Growing Contest. Bean Bag guess contest. a used skates and skis sale and a gymnastics display. There will be a specially designated area for the entertainment and care of tiny tots and babies. Saturday. October 28 marks the end of the seasons preparations for the big “Talent and Treasure Sale" at the church. There will be a 661-9550 752-3490 431-4333 244-1128 457-7100 881-5230 sale of home baking and goodies as well as handâ€" crafts, plants and books under the convenership of Mrs. Muriel Thompson. Work meetings at members‘ homes have been held for the past year in anticipation of the big event. ALL COLORS Florence Fletcher of the Thornhill Senior Citizens Club which meets on the lst and 3rd Tuesday of each month at the Gallanough Library, announces plans for a “Fall Color Tour“. The tour is arranged for Thursday. October 5 and will include Muskoka areas. Dinner is at Lake Rousseau. A bus will leave Towne and Coun- trye Square at 9 am. Members will have an option on tickets until the end of September, after which remaining seats will be sold to non members. Reservations will be accepted by calling 889â€"2574 or 222- 3604. r ENAMLL GALLONE MISSISSAUGA. N. Service Road Apptewood Village Shopping Centre .. Rockwood Mall. Dixie & BurnhamthOrpe OAKVILLE. 545 Trafalgar Road t . _ , , . . V , . NEWMARKET. 474 Davis Dr . . . t e . . _ e . . . . . WHITBY. 419 Dundas Street East . t . _ . . . . GEORGETOWN. 316 Guelph St. E. . . . V . . . | In um -M||~|WW‘ _ lllhu‘ , V 11k ' 55! Guraleg. 16.95 PASTOR COMPOSER At Sunday mornings 11 am. service at the Thornhill Presbyterian Church. the congregation was given a rare treat. The anthem sung by the choir. “Hymns to God". was written by the minister. Rev. John Barclay Burns, M.A. B.D., PhD. The music for the anthem was~ com- posed by the organist and choirmaster Mr. Christopher C. Hunt. Mus. Bac.. A.R.C.O. 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