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Minister SUNDAY, JANUARY 21, 1951 10 am. - The Sabbath School 11 am. â€"â€" Public worship. Monday, January 22, at, 6.30 p.m‘ Congregational Supper and the Annual Meeting THORNHILL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. S. W. Hirtle, B.A., Minister SUNDAY, JANUARY 21, 1951 11 am. â€" Public worship Mr. A. L. Sutherland, B.A. Knox College 11.30 a.m. â€" The Primary School 12:10 pm. â€" Dr. Glen’s Bible Ulass Come and Worship. “Then there were brought unto Him little children that He should put His hands on them, and pray; and the disciples rebuked them. “But Jesus said: Sufi'er little children, and forbid. them not to come unto me, for of such is the Kingdom of heaven. And he laid His hands on them." Mt. 19:13, 14 Speaker: Kenneth McKe0wn, Belfast, Ireland Special Soloist: Samuel Carser Belfast, Ireland This is a special evening service. Don’t miss hearing these two men. Langstaif Thornhill 2141'24 “The earth is but one country and mankind its citizens.” â€"â€" Baha’u’llah For information & literature BAHA’I WORLD FAITH RICHMOND BILL UNITED CHURCH COLIN RENTON GARDEN AVENUE SUNDAY SC'HOOL GOSPEL SERVICE m COME - - ISAIAH I. I8 MATT H-la iffillLffi Madeline Stephenson, who has been ill for the past two weeks, '18 on the road to recovery. She W515 up for the first time on Tuesday. Sympathy is extended to MfS. L. Roy, Baker Ave., in the passing of her father, Mr. Martin, of Tor- onto. ’ Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Little of Vaughan Road are leaving by mo- tor Friday morning for Florida, where they will hoiiday for$a month. " Mrs. Scott Ferguson, Mrs. LUCY Dickie and Mrs. Elsie MacKay were prize-winners at the Busin- ess and Profe ional Women’s C1111) bridge held a the home of Mrs. W. Thorfison, Vaughan Road on Tuesday gvening. Mrs. J. Allan Bales and'Mrs. K. Cunningham are convenors for the' Silver Tea and Baking Sale being held by the ,Ladies’ Auxiliary for Scouts and Cubs in the. Public School auditorium, January 2U, at 3.30 pm. Mrs. R. Lynett, Mrs. v.-- r, s. F. Tihker, Mrs. Winter "Smith and Mrs. Don Fettes will preside at the Tea Table. HOLLOWELL â€" To Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hollowell, a baby girl, at Newmarket Hospital on Jahuary 5, 1951. c1w29 STREET â€" Mr. and Mrs. Don Street of Newtonbrook are hap- py toannounce the birflh of twin daughters, Saturday, Januaxy 13, at Mrs. Heeley’s Nursing Home, Elgin Mills. Mother and \aâ€" bies doing nicely. c1w29 LUNAU â€"- In loving memory of our dear parents, our father William Archibald Lunau who passed away January 19, 1941, and our dear mother Alice (3. Lunau who passed away OctobJ er 4, 1942. Too far away for sight 01- speech But not too far for thoughts to‘; reach 1 Sweet to remember them, who once ' ' were here And who thOugh absent, are just as dear.‘ â€" Sadly missed by Elwood, Rena Beatrice and Eva. *1w29 Richmond Hill Social and Personal CURTIS -- In loving memory iof a dear father and granddad, Jos- eph Curtis, who passed away January 19, 1950. _ So many things have happened Since you were called away! , Things that you would have en- \ joyed Had you been left to stay. So many things to, share with you In just the usual Way, Things that could, be much nicer If you were here today. I cannot buy the old days back, Your ‘hand I cannot touch But God has given me wonderful memories, Of one I loved so mucn. -â€"Ever remembered by daughter, son-‘in-law and by grandchildren. Mrs. C. H. Fagan is_progreasmg as well as can be expected after a major operation last week and his many friends wish him a speedy recovery. Correspondent: Mrs. J. J. Taylor Tel. Richmond Hill 367R22 The home of Mrs. Donaldson, Carrville Road has been offered for the next meeting of the Richvale W.A. on January 24, at 2.30 p.m. The children are reminded of the Richvale Sunday School. See the notice elsewhere in this paper. Plans are in the air for a senior men’s softball team that could get in shape to play in the North York League. Would you like to round up alfriend and see if this could be an actuality? If interested please 'get in touch with Coaclll Cec. Tlirnbull, at the store on Carrville east. of Avenue Road, telephone Maple 64 ring 14. Langstafl’ Pee Wees and Rich- vale Pee Wees played a good game of hoekey at Thornhill Park on Monday afternoon and Richvaie had a slight edge. Langstafi' goals were scored by Richard Charles and Jimmy Betts. Richvale goals were scored 2 by Bobby Martin and one by Gary Stamp. Final score was 3 to 2 in favour of Richvale. The next game will be on Monday, January 29 at Powell Road School at 4 pm. KING MEMORIAL HALL MONDAY, JANUARY 22, 1951 MS p.m. Election of officers and transaction of general business Geo. Brown R. Burt A classified ad. is ready, will- ing to get results for you. Teleâ€" phone yours to Richmond Hill 9. Vice-Pres IN MEMORIAMS Telephone Richmond Hill 9 OF LAKE MARIE AND KING ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Will be held in ANNUAL MEETING BIRTHS RICHVALE R. Burt Sec. A large Communon Service took place last Sunday morning at the Thornhill United Church. There were 17 new members received, 14 on transfer froxn other churches and 3 on profession of faith. In the evening a religious film, “Child of Bethlehem”, was shown and was very much enjoyed. Mrs. Helen Burke was soloist at both services.- » Next Sunday there will be a secial Baptismal Service at 4 o’- clock in the afternoon. Ladies Guild The Ladies Guild met in the Sun- day School Hall on‘Thursday even- ing. Mrs. R. Wesley, retiring pres- ident, opened the meeting and then called on Rev. E. E. Kent k in- stall the officers for the new year. It was decided by the Guild to hold a bee to varnish the new Primary chairs purchased by the Junior Congregation. A delegation frOm the Woman’s Association presented I! the‘matter of catering for the Lions' suppers and it was decided to alternate monthly with them in taking care of the meals. Mrs. J. Robinson of Buttonville was present ad showed slides of near and far. Afternoon Auxiliary (W.M.S.) The Afternoon Auxiliary (W.M. S.) met at the home of Mr. C. P‘ Johns on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. J. Michel and Mrs. E. E. Kent were in charge of the aevo- tions, after which' the officers for 1951‘ were installed by the nunis- ter of the church. The reports presented revealed interest in the work, that of the Treasurer show- ing that $202 had been sent to the Ladies ‘from Richmond Tailors gave a baby shower at the home of Mrs. Genoa, Mill Rd. on Wedne‘s- day evening, January 10. Fitteen ladies were present with lovely gifts for the baby. Refreshments were served at close of the even- mg. We welcome to our district Mr. and Mrs. A. Ryder from Toronto, who have recently purchased a home on Elmwobd Drive. Your correspondent was the re- cipient of a Royal Albert Teapot from the W.A., Richmond Hill Scouts, on Wednesday evening, January 10. This lovely gift is V‘éei‘y much appreciated as Well as enjoyed. Earl and Barbara Yongehurst Road are ary~treasurer of the for 1951. The Mother’s Auxiliary of Brownies and Guides held a suc- cessful meeting at home of Mrs. R. Paul, Thursday evening, Jan- uary 11. Twenty mothers were present and plans were completed for the mother and daughter uan- quet. Refreshments were served. At last week’s meeting the foll- owing Cubs received Stars. lst year Star to Billy McKay; lst Star to George Good; 2nd year Staxs to Eugene Bardeau, John Fisher, Jack Hartford, David Ince, Robbie Mar- tin, Dennis Millard, Gary Stamp and Brian Taylor. Richvale The paper drive is slated for February 10,‘ as meintion'ed last week, and a hearty response is looked for in this district" Thornhill a Minstrel Show, the proceeds of which will help both the‘Scouts and the Community Hall. Wouldn’t you like to help in our choral group? If so would you kindly phone H. Ince at Richmond Hill 367 ring 13. The Thornhill Cub Pack became so large that in order to give the boys the attention and instruction they should have, it became nec- essary to divide it intotwo grouns A Pack meets in the Scout Hut The Group Committee of the First Richvale Scouts is sponsoring CORRESPONDENT â€" MRS. M. BLACKBURN. Yongehurst Rd. AUTHORIZED DEALER FROM CITY LIMITS TO RICHMOND HILL IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ON AUSTIN CARS AND TRUCKS We can give you complete A to Z Service on your Austin car or van. Tune-ups on English cars our specialty. B. A. SERVICE STATION Yonge at Steele’s P] LINDSAY AUTO ELECTRIC Thornhill United Church News ‘ NORTH RICHVALE NEWS AUSTIN SALES & SERVICE Telephone Richmond Hill 137R13 Lambert of .vw secret- 5-0-50 Club Presbyterial and that the allocation had been exceeded. Evening Auxiliary (W.M.S.2 The last meeting of the EVeuing Auxiliary (W.M.S.) took place at the home of Mrs. Sibbick, Steeles Avenue. Miss G. Wesley, retiring presi- dent, opened the meeting and in a few well chosen words thanked the officers and convenors for theirl past year's work. The following ladies were installed in OffiCe for the current year: Honorary presi- dent, Mrs. E. E. Kent; president, Mrs. A. Morton; 1st vice president, Mrs. A. Martindale; 2nd vice presi- dent, Mrs. D. Smell‘ie; 3rd vice president, Mrs. K. Duncan; record- ing secretary, ~Mrs. L. Denby; corresponding secretary,. Mrs. C. Richardson; treasurer, Mrs. A. Gib- son; Missionary Monthly, Miss G. Wesley; supply, Mrs. D. Davidson; Christian citizenship, Mrs. M. Her- ‘ron; stewardship, Mrs. A. Eccles- ,tone; ad press, Mrs. G. Kelson. It was decided to hold a Valentine Tea and Bake Sale on Saturday, Febrilary 10, in the Sunday School Hall. Official Board Meeting The Official Board will meet on Thursday, January 18, at 8 p.m. in the Sunday School Hall. All re- ports are to be presented at this meetirig. Young People's Union The" Y.P.U. met at the home of Miss Dilys Whatley, Elgin/ Street, on Monday evening. - The members enjoyed seeing two films, “The Child of Bethlehem” a religious film, and ‘Valiant Hearts’ which. showed the benefits of phys- iotherapy to veterans of the last war. An executive meeting for Lana- adian Legion Branch 375 will be (held at the home of Mr. F. Tit- shall, May Ave., on LThursday, January 18, at 8 pm. Ladies are cordially iniited to attend. The “Thing” is now under way and up to the present is proving very successful. On January 12, Mr. and Mrs. R. Littleford held a surprise birthday party for Mr. A. Ball of Yonge- burst Road. Twelve guests were in attendance and the party proved a great success. ' Canadian Legion WA” branch 375, held-a general meeting at the home of'Mrs. A. Ball, Yongehurst Read, on Monday evening; January 15. Plans are underway for eu- chres and further entertainment. The new executive for 1951 is as follows: President, Mrs. G.‘ Lawson lst vice president Mrs. P. Tit- shall; 2nd vice president, Mrs. S. Arbon; secretary Mrs. A. Ball; treasurer, Mrs. R. Litteford; ex- ecutive committee, Mesdames ‘Sparkes, Moore and Arbuthnot; standard bearer, Mrs. R. Arbuth-. inot; entertainment committee, Mrs. ‘F. Arbon. District Scout and Cub News from 4 o’clock until 5.15 and B Pack from 5.30 to 6.45, those hav- ing the farthest to travel meeting at the earlier time. The Cubs will be taking pan; this Saturday in the paper drive being arranged by the Group Committee. The new year has shown a good attendance at Troop meetings which have now reverted to' Wed- nesday evenings from 7 p.111. to 9 pm. A very cordial invitation is extended to all .parents to call in and see what goes on at 3 Scout meeting. A very noticeable increase} in en- thusiasm for badge work is appar- ent and on January 10 Peter Zin- kan, Ronnie Hicks. Peter LeMasm‘- ier and Ronnie Grifi'in were invest- ed with their Tenderfoot ‘badge. Annual registration takes place at the end of the month and due to the waiting list only boys who nave attended at least five meetings In the past two months will be regis- etered unless the Scoutmaster is notfied of any boy’s intentioq to return to the Troop in the near fu- ture. Phone WI. 5177 THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill, Thurs., January 18, 1961 OW STUART PAXTON WIRING LINE WORK Phone Richmond Hill 3591'11 LOAM FILL GRADING PHONE THORNHILL 141J MR. 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