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Thomhill Women’s Institute are sending six dozen five pound tins of honey to the Bomb Victims of gritain, and any who want to help ;haare in the expense of this dona- fion may send same to Mrs. Wilfred Ball, president. This is the third donation of this kind sent by the Thornhill W.I. Miss Florence Billington, dau'gh- 'cer of Mr. and Mrs. Samruel Billing- on of Lansing was married to Mr. Edwin Wilson Banks of Langstaff, 79011 of the late Mr. and! Mrs. Chas. 3. Banks. The ceremony took place In Trinity Church, Thornhill,‘ Satur- iiay, am! was conducted by Rev. J. H. Colclough in the presence of the more immediate friends of the fam- ‘lies. The bride was given in mar- riage by her father. Mrs. Mary J. Wray, sister of the bride. was mat- ron of honour. The gl‘oomsman‘ was Mr. William B. Banks, brother of the groom, and Mrs. Udall was at the organ. The Harvest Thanksgiving services Your Salvage P.5(‘JE Elfin 1 Thornhill-Langstaff Salvage Committee' SCRAP METAL Thomhill expects YOU to do your duty by bringing October lst, 2nd, 3rd WOWMWNOOWWO 0 6m 87th ANNUAL OW OWWONNWWWOWW WOOOWOOWWWWOfiW Olde Tyme Dance Saturday Night R. H. CROSBY, Secretary. R. S. WARD, Treasurer 0. B. HEISEY, President Thornhill District News Saturday, October 3rd Judging 0f HORSES, CATTLE, SHEEP, PIGS, POULTRY HORSE RACES THORNHILL. MEAT MARKET ADMISSION 35c. CARS â€"â€" 35c. CHILDREN FREE PAPER NOT REQUIRED BUT SAVE IT FOR NEXT APPEAL TWO GOOD RACES â€" PURSE $200.00 2.26 Trot or Pace 2.17 Trot or Pace Markham and East York Agricultural Society under auspices of YORK COUNTY HOISTEIN BREEDERS ASSOC. MARKHAM CITIZENS’ BAND Depot located in barn at rear THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY - Friday, October 2nd BLACK. and WHITE SHOW will help win the War R U B B E R R A G S TO YOUR SALVAGE DEPOT GATES OPEN 8 A.M. in connection with Trinity Church will be held on Thursday, October lst at 8 pm. when the preacher will be Rev. G. N. Luxton, rector of Grace Church, Toronto. On Sunâ€" day, October 4th the special services will be continued. The rector will preach at the morning service and in the evening Rev. Frank Herman, rector of Markham will preach. The marriage of Miss Marion Faith Jones to Vivian Pen\10se JCS‘SOp Taylor took place on Tuesday even- ing in “Trinity Church. The bride is the only daughter of Mr. and' Mrs. Thomas W. Jones of Th’ornhill and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. George H. Taylor of Parry Sound. Mr. W. R. Howard played the wedding march. The bride was given- in marriage by her father. Mrs. E. J. Jones was matron of hen- our while Mr. Phillip Jones, brother of the bride, was best man. A re- ception was held! at the home of the bride after the ceremony. Rev. J H. Colclloug‘hr read the marriage vows. iKing Township ' District News Mr. Phillip Bridgeman was knock- 6d] down and nun over by a car on the lower third concession while as- sisting Leonard Shiropshire to ex- tricate the car from the depths of the muddy road on Saturday last. The machine suddenly backed as it; became free and‘ fortunately struck a stone, thus averting a complete smash. Mr. Bridgeman suffered bruises and three stitches in a hip wound. Misses Isobel Walkington of King, Elizabeth. Hughey of Oak Ridges and Doris Greer of Kettleby have enter- ed Toronto Normal School for tea- cher’s training. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Archibald' of Toronto visited' at Miss E. McClure‘s last week-end. A son was born ‘to Mr. and Mrs. Clark Archibald on September 18th at York County Hospital. The Archibald‘s are occupying their house in King again. lMiss Mae Harman of Temperance- ville plans to enter the University of Toronto this term. We wish her every success. King Women‘s Institute will hold the third annual birthday in the form of a “Ditty Bag Shower“. Ev- eryone is asked to attend and con- tribute. There are 40 bags to fill and supplies are needed. Misses Hilda Patton of King and Mildrred Folliott of Temperanceville attended the ‘5i0'th anniversary of Wesley United Y.P.U. held on Sept. 20th and 2lst. As president of the local‘ Presbytery Miss Patton bmught greetings from the Presbytery Un- ion. For 50 summers and winters Wesley Young People’s Union has carried on continuously, and is prob- ably the only Y.P.U. of the United Church in Canada to achieve such distinction. Fonner members are distributed across Canada, one, the Rev. Hawtin, having served for many years as missionary in India, under the Presbyterian church. Mr. Haw- tin and many other visiting mem- bers were present. Wesley choir and the Y.P.U. ins'talled' two beau- tiiful‘ memorial windows on the occa- ‘Miss Annie Cairns, Mrs. A. Mc- Clure and Miss Alice Ferguson re- presented King Township at the an- nual Fall Ral‘l'y of the Toronto Presâ€" sion THE LIBERAL, RICHMOND HILL, ONTARIO 87th ANNUAL byterial, Presbyterian W.M.S. held in Glenview church, Toronto, on Sept. 17th. Members from Bolton, Nash- villl‘e, Kleinburg, Maple and other points were also present in repre- sentative numbers. Preparations for Schomlberg Fall Fair September 26 and: 26 are near- ing completion with anticipation for a good attendance and enthusiastic support from all quarters. The addh ed military attraction this year, a platoon from C Company, Queen’s York Rangers andI the military booth will interest large numbers. War Saving Stamp booth operated- by four Miss Canadlas, knitting club dis- play as Well as the usual stock, poultry, needlecraft, domestic work etc, horse racing, jumping and! rid- in-g competition will find interest for all. The evening- dance draws a large number. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Bayliss (nee Dorothy Jamieson) of King feel very grateful to friends of the local comâ€" munity for the wedding gift, a beau- tiful occasional chair. They appre- ciate the token of esteem andl affec- tion. Ansrnorveld school, SJS. 26, will be enlarged this fall] to accommodate some 60 pupils in attendance. When the Holland‘ Marsh school was openâ€" ed Miss Nolan was, teacher. The population of this district has in- creased to such an extent with more land taken up and extensive enter- prise carried on, it has been found necessary to engage a second teach- er to assist Mr. D. Blake. At pre- sent both teachers occupy the same class room. An additional room will take care of this when building op- erationn begin Secretary T. E. Bell states. Snowball and' Nobleton, centres for King Township Women’s Institute branches for the Heabth Lecture De- monstration by Miss G. E. Hamilton of WI. Branch Department of Agri- culture were fairly well atteiuied1 on September 14th and 15th. The lec- ture was most interesting- and pro- fitable. Many were not able at this time to availl themselves of the ser- vice and- will be dependent on re- ports from bran-ch members who participated. These are days of sharing and service. In a recent address before Laskay Y.P.U. Mrs. W. Finch likened each individual to a small segment of the map of life. If we live honestly and fully those after us may reap the benefits of our experience as map makers of life. A memorial service was recently held within the W.M.iS. of Sic-hom- berg United Church for the late Mrs. (Rev.) Mc-Ewen. Her fine life of service will leave its lasting- mark on many lives. lMiss Hilda Patton addressed King United W.M.S. pointing out the value of christian education and knowledge in understanding the peo- ples of other nations. The new order of tomorrow will depend: on the re- spect and tolerance instilled into oul‘ youth in their regard for the youth of other countries. Evelx‘l‘ey School has elected Junior Red Crrss officers: Gordon Meslley, president; Carl Cadden, secretary; Danny Cl‘Osvsley, treasurer. Eversley Presbyterian W. M. S. packed the annual bale last week. Mus. R. Farren gave a paper dealing with the harvest that is gathered unto the Lord from exemplary lives, good: deeds, kind' words and faith- fulness. Sometimes it is a harvest dlisuerni‘ble only to God. Not all- hiarvests are garnered in October. PCanvasIsers for the Salvation Army Appeal will visit Richmond Hill homes next week. UNITED CHURCH W.M.S. The regular meeting of the After- noon Auxiliary of the Women’s Mis- sionary Society of the United church will be- held in the school room on Thursday afternoon, October lst at 3 p.m‘. Mrs. Trench will review the chapter of the new study book “The Church in the City Streets”. A very hearty invitation is‘ extendled to all ladies of our congregation. The ladies are reminded of the regular meeting which will be held! at the home of Mrs. A. W. Bailey Monday afternoon, October 5 at 2.30 o’cloek. Richvale Red Cross, Dear Friends:â€" RICHVAL‘E RED CROSS The next Euchre will be held' in Richvale School Monday evening, September 28th. Just a few lines to say that I-re- ceived your cigarettes and was surâ€" prised to get them and I want to thank you all. ' :Sp‘r. R. R. S‘parkes, 3215474, 6th Field: Company, R.C.E., BrdJ Division, Canadian Army Overseas. Sunudmy, Sept. 27 Trinity 17 1‘0 a.m.â€" ~Sunday School. 11 a.m.â€"Morning Prayer and Ser- mon. Fwe mmutes mstrucuon 101' children. 7 p.m.â€"â€"Evening Prayer and Bible \Study. Subject, “'Dhe Message of Genesis”. Al-l welcome. RICHMOND HILL UNITED CHURCH Rev. C. B. Brebhen, B.A.. Minister Sunday, Sept. 2'7 â€" Rally Day 10.46 a.m.â€"¢Sund-ay School classes will meet in the school room. 11 a.m.â€"Rally Day service in the church auditorium. The Sumd'ay School will combine with the conâ€" gregation for mom’ng wovshipr and promotion service. 7 p.m.â€"Evening Worship. All are welcome. Institute Danae Friday, October 9th A Euchre and Dance under the auspices of the Veilore Senior Insti- tute will} be held in the Memorial Hall, Vellore, Friday evening, O‘c- tober 9th. Carl Black’s Orchestra, Ernie Evans, floor manager. Admis- sion 50c, Lunch provided. Mrs. J. Watson, president, Mrs. E. Harris, secretary of the Velilore Institute. RICHMOND HILL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. S. W. Hirtle, B.A., Minis'ter Sunday, Sept. 2'7th 11.3-0 a.m.â€"â€"â€"Sumdav School. Special Ralilnyay Services to be held! in conjunction with the regular morn- ing service. 11.45 a.m.â€"4Divine Worship. The minister will preach. 7.45 p.m.â€"â€"‘Special service of the Young People’s Society. Speaker. VMI‘S. Keith, Service Convenor for the Toronto Presbytery. ST. MARY’S CHURCH RICHMOND HILL (Anglican; Rector,- Rev. W. F. Wrixon, L.'I‘h 4 Markham Rd. 24 Yonge St. Five minutes instruction for Yerex Electric Store Have you a pile of old records around the house collect- ing dust? There’s “gold” in that pile of dust. Collect your old records and bring them in today. We will pay cash for them. Offer Good for a Limited Time Onlyâ€"ACT QUICKLY! VELLORE EYES EXAMINED GLASSES FITTED Optical Repairs Broken Lenses Replaced For Appointment Phone Richmond Hill 33 EACH IO-INCH RECORD - 5;! EACH 12-INCH RECORD - 8¢ (Except Laminated Records) F. L. LOWRIE, R.O. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 24th, 1942. WILL BE AT AUSTIN‘S DRUG STORE EYESIGHT SPECIALIST Richmond Hill WED., SEPT. 30th, 1942 1.30 T0 5 PM. Notice is hereby given that I have complied with Section 8 of The Vot- ers’ Lists Act and that I have post- ed up at my office at Wallace St, ‘Woodlbiidge, on the 19th Day of ‘September, 1942, the list of all per- 'sons entitled. to vote in the saidI ‘munioipality at municipal elections and that such list remains there for inspection. 1 And I hereby call upon all voters ‘to take immediate proceedings to have any errors or omissions cor- rected according to law, the last day for appeal being the with Day of October, 1949. Dated! at Woodbrid'ge this 19th day of September, 1942. 9.16 am. 2.56 p.m. x 11.21 am. x 6.51 p.m. d 9.26 p.m. Eastern Daylight Saving Time xâ€"Through to North Bay dâ€"Friday, Sat. Sun. and H01. Farms and village property for sale and exchange Richmond Hill Phone E ierk’s Notice of First Posting Up of Voters’ List Effective Monday, Sept. let Tickets and Information at BUSES LEAVE RICHMOND HILL t0 ORILLIA VILLAGE OF W OODBRIDGE Mrs. G. I. Hislop, CHANGE OF TIME TABLE COUNTY OF YORK R. H. Kane REAL ESTATE INSURANCE ED. W. BROWN, Clerk. Phone 177 Phone 242 Phone 92-3