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GEORGE’S PARISH HALL Willowdale RAGE EIGHET 52c. quart RIVERCOURT MEMORIALS 300 O’CONNOR DRIVE FORMERLY DON MILLS ROAD DATE TO BE ANNOUNCED LATER Vacuum Cleaner for rent 0:0 J. A. GREENE to be held in DESIGNS AND PRICES GIVEN ON REQUEST Richmond Hill Richmond Hill :oué 0:2 The Girls‘ Mission Circle enter- tained the Victoria Square Mission Circle at their Easter Thank-offer- ing meeting which was held in the United Church school room last Tuesday evening. The president, Miss Lorene Brown, presided and welcomed the guests. The devotion- al period was very ‘ably conducted llby the Victoria Square Circle and was in keeping with the Resurrecâ€" tion. Miss Jean D'Odd contributed a piano 5010. Mrs. A. H. Halvbert in- troduced the guest speaker, Miss Eva Empey, who gave a most interest- ing- and informative message of her work among the new Canadians at Sault Ste. Marie and Northern A1â€" berta, which was illustrated With lantern slides. Miss Empey also con- tributed two soles. She sang one solo “When I survey the Wondrous Cross”, in Ukrainian. She had a display of the beautiful embroidery work of the Ukrainian women on a table where everyone might see it. She said they are expert at needle work and as they herd the cattle in the fields they work at embroider- ing, designing their own patterns which are very artistic. Miss Doris Newson moved a very hearty vote of thanks to Miss Empey for her splendid address and was seconded by Miss Irene Smith. A Birthday Tea followed this being the seventh anniversary of the organization of the Mission Circle. A silver flower basket filled with sweet peas and fern made an 'attractive table centre with pink lighted tapers. Mrs. Ro‘bt. Pinder, hon. pres. of the Auxiliary, cut the Birthday Cake which had seven lighted candles. Mrs. A. W. Galbraith, Auxiliary W.M.S. presi- dent and Mrs. A. W. Stephenson, president of the Woman’s Associa- tion, poured tea. The members of the Mission Circle are to be con- gratulated on their very successful Easter meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Redfern of Okotoks, Alberta were guests last weekâ€"end of Rev. and. Mrs. A. H. Halbert. They are motoring back to Allberba this week after spending month with friends. - ‘Mrs. J. C. Bales, Mrs. R. Pinfier, Mrs. A. W. Galbraith, Mrs. R. F. Hicks and Mrs. A. H. Halbel‘t at- tendedI the Spring Conference of To- ronto Centre Presbyterial W.M.S. which was held in Newmarket Unit. ed Church last week. The Newton/brook United Church choir wore their new choir gowns for the first time on Easter Sun- day. Mr. A. W. Galbraith and Rev. A. H. Halfbert attended the Toronto Centre Presbytery meeting last Tuesday. ' Sunday, April 30, 1939 Miss Helen Tranter, Citizenship Convenor, was in charge of the Young People’s Union meeting last Monday evening. As it was Citi- zenship night a variety program was given when several members spoke on various subjects which were of Special interest to them. Miss Tran- tel' spoke for a short time on the “Foundation of Christian Citizen- interesting talk on the work of 1 “HOSpital of St. John the Divir. which is in our immediate commi ity. Miss Margaret Shaw spoke the “Jewish Faith". Kenneth F0 man spoke on the “History of Rad which is his pet hobby. Cliff! Brett spoke on “Languages” which is his pet hobby. Clifford Brett spoke on “Languages” in which he is specially interested as he is now taking a special course at Toronto University. Hicks Smith gave an interesting talk on “The World’s Fair in New York” and Jack Duggan spoke on “Human Relation- ships". There was a large attendâ€" ance and everyone thoroughly en- joyed the program. Allan Moore, Literary Convener, will be in charge of the Y.P.U. meeting next Monday evening and another very splendid program will be presented. “Foundation ship”. Mis‘ interesting The Easter Thank-offering meet- ing of the W.M.S. Auxiliary was held last Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. A. W. Gallbraith, president, in the chair. The devotional worship service was conducted by the presi- dent after which Mrs. A. H. Hal- bert brought a message on “Stewâ€" ardship”. Miss Ament who worked with Mrs. Galbraith in missionary work in Toronto for several years was a guest of our auxiliary on this occasion and brought an inspirationâ€" al message on “Easter”. A social half hour followed the meeting with Mrs. W. T. Wells and Mrs. W. T. New as hostesses. Time Table Changes Full Information from Agents Canadian National Railways THE LIBERAL, RICHMOND HILL. ONTARIO N EWTONBROOK Effective I., gave an work of the the Divine", ate commun- )re The Thornhill Home and! School Association will meet next Monday night at 8 o’clock in the Thornhill school. Subject of lecture will be Vocational Guidance. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Howard will give piano selec- tions. Refreshments. Everybody welcome. The' Thornhill HortiCUltural Soci- ety held a profitable and interesting meeting on Wednesday night in the Sunday School Room of the United Church. Mr. J. A. Thompson, presi- dent, presided. Mr. R. Griffith of .E. Webb & Sons spoke on the cul- ture of roses. Mr. P. Bone, Past President, spoke on annuals, illus- trating his talk with plants he had grown this spring in hot beds and cold frames. Miss Doreen Johnson of Richmond Hill delighted everyone with her vocal selections. Many re- ceived‘ small. plants from lucky num- ber draws, and Mrs. Neal and Mrs. S'mellie birthday gifts of plants. Mr. W. Howard led in community sing- mg. Sapecial price of $24.00 per ton on Ontario Shorts. Act quickly. At the Elevator. I. D. Ramer & Son, phone 10. Funeral services, conducted by the Rev. James Davidson of Thistletown United Church, were held Sunday af- ternoon. Pallbearers were W. J. Gardhouse, M.P.P.; W. Gardhouse, York County Treasurer; S. Gard- house, Leslie Gardhouse, Arthur Gardhouse and Clark Snyder, all nephews. Interment was in River- side Cemetery, Weston. Trinity Men‘s Club entertained Thornhiil Men’s Club in Memorial Hall Tuesday night A very fine evâ€" ening was spent, Carpet Ball being the main feature. A social hour was spent at the close and refreshments served‘ by the men. Born in King township in 1863, John E. Matthews died recently near Collingwood. Mr. Matthews was a Past Master of L.O.L. 888, Tory Hill. Funeral services at the Stayner Presbyterian Church, conducted by the Rev. William Coutts, were fol- lowed by interment in Stayner Unâ€" ion Cemetery. Deceased is survived by his widow, the former Nancy Wood. H. A. GARDHOUSE The death occurred at Thistletown on Thursday, April 13th of Henry Albert Gardhouse following a pro- longed illneSS. Mr. Gardhouse, who was in his 75th year, is survived by his widow, the former Margaret Agar, and two daughters, Ma‘bel and ‘Annie. 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