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Make your reservations early TURKEY DINNER B‘UN AND MUSIC YOU WILL LIKE rncr of LEIGH RIDES, weather permitting Jimited Number of Reservations for Non-Members aple Creek Ladgeé’g NEW YEAR’S PARTY IDAY. DECEMBER 31.1948 OLD TIME DANCING . S. W. HUNTER RIDING AND SKIING CLUB Brickwork, Concrete Work “Chimneys A SpecialtY” Elg‘in Mills Side Road and Bathurst Street $10.00 PER COUPLE on New Year’s Eve. Dress Optional Phone 73M MASTERCBAFT BENCH SAWâ€"Smooth operatmg and accurate. Built to handle In useful metal box B-in. boll-bearing 10.50 8.98 preciation of your long and faithful service to the church.” “We. the ladies present at the meeting volunteered to put this mo- tion into effect and so we ask you t9 accept this over-the-shoulder bag and to believe that it is filled with love and good wishes for your future happiness from your friends in All Saints Church. “You have presided at the organ since you were a child and led our hymns and psalms and spiritual songs for many years. We know you have been happy in thus devoting your talent to the Glory of God and “At the last vestry meeting the congregation voted to ask you to ac- cept a small gift as a token of ap- preciation of your long; and faithful Presentation to Church Organist At her home on Saturday evening; December 11, Miss Dorothy Arm~ strong was presented with a hand- some black calf ovexvâ€"the-shoulder bag from the congregation of All Saints Anglican Church, King, in ap- preciation of her long service to the church as organist. A number of la- dies made the presentation on behalf of the congregation and the work of collecting was a labour of love made easy by expressions of cordial assent with which so many accompanied their contributions. The presentation address read as REFRIGERATION REPAIR SERVICE Commercial and Domestic All Makes King P.0. Phone 26r5 King King City District News GORDON CHALK )W Eyersley Presbyterian W..S. have concluded a successful year when re- ports were heard at the annual meeting held at the home of Mrs. Barr, Eaton Hali Farm, Wednesday, December 8th. $112 has been for- warded to Missions with an addition- al fund sent to the Presbyterial 1xâ€" pense fund. The annual lbale of clothing, and quilts, was valued at $188.95 to which was added a con- tribution of 10 blankets by Mrs. T. L. Williams. To Yorkville Girls’ Home were sent clothing supplies and canned fruits, etc. The sick and shut-ins have been remembered, and latterly Mrs. Larkin of Eversley who has been ill, as well as Mrs. J. S. Lawson and Miss J. Monkvman. Twen- ty-three active members comprise the workers, and during the year Mrs. Leonard Shropshire was made a life member of the society. Mrs. Armi- tage of Maple, a member who reâ€" turned from a visit to the west coast was present at the meeting as was Mrs. Jack Walsh, who will again re- side in King for the winter months. Officers for the coming year have been re-elected, namely, Mrs. Fred Curtis, president; Mrs. J. Phillips, vice-president; Mrs. A. Jones, 2nd vice-pres; Miss Jessie Gellatly, sec- retary; Miss A. A. Ferguson, treasâ€" urer; Mrs. T. L. Williams, welcome and welfare; ‘Mrs. A. Bovair, Glad ganist expressed both surprise and delight, accepting the gift with thanks in the true spirit of its ack- nowledgemen for service gladly and humbly rendered to the Glory of the Kingdom. The ladies of Kettlcby Baptist church were entertained by the ladies of the King church to a high noon dinner held at the Baptist parsonage at; King followed by a Christmas message by the pastor Rev. W. E. Smalley who spoke on dedication of lives to God’s Will as manifested by Mary the Mother of Jesus. Christ- mas gifts were exchanged and ex- pr‘essions of good will indicated by the social atmosphere of the occasion. Miss Armstrong who has been welâ€" comed back to her post as church or- At Second King Baptist the annual Christmas program by the Sunday School will be carried out on Thurs- day, December 23, and the King Baptist school will meet for the Christmas evening, December 22nd. we pray for God’s blessing on your future work.” Signed by Marjorie Jarvis, Mrs. J. Badger, 'Mrs. Gordon Wells, Mrs. Harry Edwards, Mrs. Ivan Specht, Mrs. R. Walker, Mrs. Scott. “0.90060000000OOOOWO”. OWNOOMOWMO Inter-locking Concrete In King United W.M.S. Mrs. Colin Stewart has been renamed president; Mrs. J. Rock, vice-pres.; Mrs. Ver- dun Gordon, corresponding secretary; Mrs. M. R. Jenkinson, recording sec- retary; Mrs. J. Dew, treasurer; with Rock assistant; 'Mrs. G. H. Stone, community friendship secret- ary; Mrs. J. Patton and Mrs. J. Nor- ris, sick and shut-in; Mrs. Stone, Missionary Monthly and World Friends scc.; stewardship, Mrs. W. Carson; temperance, Mrs. J. Patton; quilts and bales, Mrs. Carson and Mrs. Winter. The W. A. convener will again be Mrs. A. J. Gordon. The total receipts are not yet completed until the end of the month, and the missionary allocation of $160 will be met. The total receipts of the WA. stand at $312 of which $261 has been spent. Noted improvements in aud- itorium appointments were carried out by the W.A. over the year â€"â€" the establishment of handsome vellore curtains for the choir and chancel loft and the broadloom carpet which have added so much toward the beau- ty of the church. Next year the pro- ject will compose completion of ‘he basement work and paint job. lips and Miss Gellatly, the quilt committee; Mrs. R. Farren, organist. Mrs. J. Ball and Mrs. L. Shropshire will arrange the prinied programs for the next year. Mr. and Mrs. G. ‘H. Folliott Visitfd their daughter, Mrs. Donald McMut- chy at Hillsburg on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Sharpe and family have moved to Trenton, Ontario. Block Immediate or Spring Delivery. V. Bestard 32 Edgar Ave., Richvale Phone Thornhill 220r5 Mrs. D. M. Ross, Mrs. Phil- 1 Miss Gellatly, the quilt ,. J. Patton; Carson and A. convener Gordon. The THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill, Thul‘sd To All Appliances 8 Sales MARCONI RADIOS NEW RECORDIO MODELS Make your own records direct from radio 01' microphone. THORN HILL ELECTROHOME AIR CONDITIONERS For health and economy CHIEF GARDEN TRACTORS For snow ploughing and all garden work. WESTINGHOUSE RADIOS New Polyphonic Circuits from $29.95 up May the real joys of Christmas time be with you and your families this Season, and the spirit linger on throughout the New Year. Yonge Street Heartiest Greetings And best wishes for a Happy and Prosperous New Year. J. 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