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Connor, Weed Inspector Markham Twp., ph. 23J2 Stoufiville SUMMER ATTRACTIONS Baby Carriages . . . . . . . . $19.95 and up Strollers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. $5.95 and up Kiddie Lawn Chairs â€" Play Pens â€"- Wading Pools and Water Toys _ AT _ KJRSEE FURNITURE erry’s Pharmacy Signed: â€" 64 (Just south of Wilson) 2032 AVENUE RD. ’For real value visit our High Chair and Crib Departments” MRS. V. ORR MAPLE 36-W St. Stephen's “2A. On Friday, June 15, the Angli- can Women's Auxiliary met at the home of Mrs.‘Harry Taylor wth Mrs. Strachan presiding and Mrs. James Martin taking the de~ votional. A very interesting let- ter was read from Rev. D.C. Wick- enden, principal of Shingwauk In- dian Residential School at Sault Ste. Marie, thanking the ladies for the clothing sent to a student whom the W. A. supports. Rev. D.C.H. Michell sent out to all members of the congregation a letter regarding church exten- sion This was read at the meet- ing to emphasize the need for help to this cause. The church extension fund is to help provide churches in new districts which are rapidly building up and where church people find themselves miles away from their “former church home and where both churches and church schools are sorely needed. Mr. Michell not only appealed for financial aid for the cause but to all Anglicans in the district to attend divine service and to bring their children up in a Christian manner by setting them a gOOd example. The chief business of the meeting was the plans for the strawberry supper to be held on the church lawn Tuesday, June 26, at 5 p.m. Attended 7.7th General Assembly Rev. C. H. Bowman, as commis- sioner, Mrs. C. H. Bowman and Mr. and Mrs. Archie Cameron as visitors, attended last week, meet- ings of the 77th General Assem- bly of the Presbyterian Church of Canada, held in Ottawa. There was a good attendance of members from Maple Branch of the Women’s Ins'tit'ute at the Dis- trict Annual of West York Wo- men’s Institutes, which was held in Thistletown Hall on Tuesday, June 12. A pleasant and profitable time spent. in the capital city was re- ported.~ During the trip east the. weather was ideal, affording a fine view of crops which in most parts look very promising. In the city, visits to the Assem- bly meetings as well as to the Senate, House of Commons, mint, experimental farm, em, proved most interesting. Not the least enjoyable experience was a mo- tor drive given to the assembly members and visitors by the Pres- byterians of Ottawa, which in- cluded many beauty spots and ended with a reception at the home of Senator Cairine Wilson in Rock- cliffe. , 0n ithe trip home a one night the party visited at the home of stop was made at Kingston where Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Constable and Mr. and Mrs. Connel], former residents of this community. Tfhe congregation of Carrville United Church is to attend a joint communion service with its sister church at Thornhill on Sunday, June 24,'at 11 a.m. Communion Service Decoration Service Don’t forget Can-ville friends about the decoration service this coming Sunday at Carrville United Church, June 24, at 2.30 p.m. The Carrville Girls Club are hav- ing theirbaseball game Thursday, June 21 instead of June 22. The Rose'buds will play against the Maplebuds at Carrville school grounds and a weiner roast is to be held on the property of Mr. R. Kirk following the ball game. Girls Club Carr-ville Woman’s Assoeiation is to meet on Wednesday, July 4, at 8 pm. at the home of Mrs. John A. Baker. Devotional period will be taken by 'Mrs. Middleton and Mrs. McEwen and social Mrs. George and Mrs. Morris. All ladies of the community are invited to attend. Disuict Annual West York W.I Splendid rébo‘r‘ts were given by Standing Committees from eléven branches of the district. The big objective is to raise sufficient money for a scholarship fund. At present $291.00 has been received in West York with $925. Another very important date in Can-ville is the Strawberry festi- val on Wednesday, June 27. See Coming Events for further an- nouncements. Strawberry Festival CORRESPONDENT â€" MRS. D. ALLEN Phone Maple 19R MAPLE NEWS (ARRVILLE NEWS Com: Mrs Eat Middleto- _ Telephone Maple 130r8 . received from the fou bined. 82,000.00 is to be raised by 1952 the fund is to give York County 3. sho Guelph. chnyu. A report was received from the York County Children’s Aid, ask- ing for donations of hand knittEd garments for children. As “51181 the Elder's Mills group favoured those present with music in the form of an Operetta, which was much enjoyed by all. 7“ uun.“ vu‘JV y y‘. - The Homemaking Club from E1- der's also gave a demonstration on “Milk the Child’s Delight." The afternoon session concluded 'ith the election of officers con- ducted by Mrs. Kennedy, the pro- vincial board member. The re- sults are as follows: Honorth president, Mrs. J. E. Snider, Wes- ton 3; president, Mrs. L‘ Wat- son, Wiood‘bridge; lst vice-presi- dent, Mrs E. Phillips, R. R. 2 Woodbridge: 2nd vice president, Mrs. G. Miller, R. R. 1 Nashville; secretary-treasurer, Mrs. E. Har- ;iVsT Mafile, Box 925 federation rep- resentative, Mrs. C. Agnew, R. R. 1, Maple; alternative, Mrs. L. W8- Mrs. P. J. Lambert spent a few days visiting friends in Campbell- ford. téon, Woodbridge. St. Andrew’s hesbyterian Chgrqh St. Andrew’s Presbyterian chOi’z‘ rendered the music, anthems, etc. at Eversley Presbyterian anniver- sary Sunday June 17, with Mr. Earl Magee as soloist. The joint communion service of Maple pastoral charge will be held in Hope United Church on Sunday morning at 11.30. Sunday school in Maple United Church at 10 am. United Church Congratulations to Mr. William Bailey on passing his final year at Osgoode Hall. He will be called to the bar on June 12th. Mrs. A. E. Johnson and heir daughter Evelyn and Mrs. A. Ritz of Rochester visited over the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Hemphill. SOFTBALL Maple & District League Results of last week’s games: June 11: Elia 26, Vellore 9; El- gin Mills 15, Hope 10; Maple 8, Concord 2. ‘ Elia . ‘. . . Elgin Mills Maple ‘” ' Concord Hope . . . Vellore . June 14: Maple 12, Ve'llore'12; Elia 17. Hope 8; Concord 11, Elgin Mills 8. ) Standings Thergame between Vellore and Elgin Mills on June 4 has been awarded to Vellore by the league. Next week's games: June 21: Eli‘a at Maple;‘Hope at Concord; Elgin Mills at Vellore. June 25: Elgin Mills at Elia; Maple at Hope; Vellore at Concord. Social Mr. and Mrs. John A. Baker and family and Mrs. H. ,Ness vis- i-ted in Niagara Falls, N.Y., U.S.‘A., on Sunday at Mrs. Ness’s aunt’s, Mrs. Morrison. Mrs. Ness hadn’t seen her aunt for 45 years so re- mained ions. week’s holdays. Dr. and Mrs. D. K. McClaren and family are spending July at their summer home on Lake Huron at; Point-Au-Baril. Recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wynn were Mr. and‘ Mrs. Harry Maude, Klein- burg, and Mr. and Mrs. Vic Holm- stead and Mrs. Webb of Toronto. Mr. Walter Wynn had a business trip to Belleville one day last _week. Mr. Joe Lamb and daughter Frances of Toronto spent Sunday with Mr. Frank Lamb. Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Nunn were Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bell, Mrs. Blanche Scott, Mr. David Miller and Mrs. G. Gavenin, all of Tor- onto. Mr. and Mrs. Herb Middleton of Hagerman's Corners visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Middleton, Carrville Road. Mrs. Frank Purvis is holidaying with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stan Wood and Mrs. Purvis and Mrs. Fred Broom Jr. are having a. week‘s holiday at Holmes Point. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Middleton and family spent the week-end with Mr. Geo. Walker, Victoria Hal‘bour and attended the decoration ser- vice at Orillia cemetery on Sun- day afternoon. Mr and Mrs. R. A. Kirk, Miss Nancy Kirk, Mr. Doug Bone, Miss Betty Bell of Toronto, Mr. Ken Kirk and Mr: and Mrs. Norman .Kirk of Toronto had dinner at Summit View on Sunday, celebrat~ ing Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Kirk's wed- ding anniversary. "Where prlces meet purses” ~â€" in the classified ad. section. Tele- phone yours to Richmond Hill 9. the four York: com- 00 is the ObjeCtive )y 1952. Interest of ‘0 give a, girl from a short course at w L T_Pts. 6 o o 12 Messrs. Nelson Buchanan, Wil- bur Brumwell and David Boynton attended the Young People’s Cruise to Queenston on Saturday. Mrs. L. ] Perkins 4 day with I and Coral. Mr. Douglas Scotchmer of Rich- mond Hill had Sunday evening din- ner with Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Boynton and family. Mrs. A. Mortson of Edgeley call- ed on Mrs. W. Brumwell on Sun- day evening. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pullan of Richmond Hill, Mr. and Mrs. L. Knapp and Miss Irene Knapp had Sunday evening dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Empringham and Barbara, Ann. A number from here attended Farmers’ At Home held at the O. A.C., Guelph last Wednesday. Congratulations are extended to Mrs. Garnet Francey on being el- eEted District President of East York Senior Women’s Institute. Mr. and Mrs. Needham and fam- ily of Port Perry called on Mr. and Mrs. PerCy Bennett and Ray on Friday evening. Edgeley United Church, Sunday, June 24, 1951, Sunday School at 1.30 p.1n., Sunday service at. 2.30 Mrs\ Elmer Stong was hostess to ladies of the community at a Tup- per nylon demonstration in her home on Wednesday evening, June 13. Mahy useful and practical ar- ticles were shown and the evening thoroughly enjoyed by those at- tending. ‘ Mr. and Mrs. P. Puterbaugh and daughter, Ruby, motored to Oak- ville, coming home by Brampton, where they called on Dr. and Mrs. S. Caldwell. Sorry to hear that Mr. and Mrs. Jim Spencer and children have been ill with virus pneumonia. Mr. and Mrs. D. Barker and ba- by Harold visited recently in our neighbourhood. The Elia school'ballzteam played at Edgeley on Friday and ended with the Edgeley school team scor- ing 37 and Elia 30. Mr. W. Bowes, Mr. and Mrs. P. Puterbaug‘h and Edgar motored to Guelph visiting at the Model Farm June 13. W. I. News Six Edgeley ladies attended the District Annual meeting of the West York Women’s Institutes in Thistletown Community Hall on Tuesday, June 12. ' Mrs. Kennedy, who is on the Federated Board again this year, brought greetings from the_boa1_'d. The project chasen by the dis- trict this year will be-a study in psychology entitled “They Call It Human Nature.” The project will be a one-afternoon meeting in Wood‘bridge. Time .and place will be announced later. Mrs. Eldon Fierheller: Mrs. Ma- gin and Mrs Chas. Greenley at- tended as delegates. Mrs. Ed. Phillips, Mrs. Frank Locke and Mrs. Chas. Agney were also pres- ent. V MES Svpencer' represented the Department. Mrs. Andrew Snider and Mrs. F. Rumble of Maple, brought reports from a Guelph conference on Pub- lic relations and community activ- ties and on historical research and current events. General Contractors . Concrete Work . Building ‘ . Alterations mid re- pairs T. & H. Construction Telephone Richmond Hill 528J or 288W The programme consisted of hu- morous readings by Mrs. Yard- wood of the Eatonville Branch and a medley to the tune of popular musical numbers by “The Dishpan Serenaders” of Elders’ Mills W.I. whose own wordngs were very ori- ginal and very much enjoyed. The Burwick Branch, Wood- .bridge, won the prize for having the best quilt which was designed in the double wedding ring pattern. This quilt will go to the Area Con- Vention in the Royal York hotel next Fall to compete with other prize winning quilts from other districts. CORRESPONDENT: Mrs. Raymond Stuart, R. R. 1, Mapie CORRESPONDENT: Mrs. W. Sandle, Victoria Square Perkins and Miss Audrey of Toronto spent Sun- Mr. and Mrs. R. Perkins VICTORIA SQUARE NEWS EDGELEY NEWS Telephone" Stoufiville 67509 Telephone Maple 110R3 A very enjoyable Senior Wom- en’s Institute meeting was held on Tuesday evening, June 13, at the home of Mrs. Dalton Rumney. The theme for the evening was Home Economics. Roll call was answer- ed by a written household hint. Motto “The father’s kingdom, the child’s paradise, the mother’s world,” was taken by Mrs. P. Will- ows. The topic was taken by Mrs. W. Baker of Buttonville. The anniversary services of the Sunday School were held on June 17. In the afternoon, the Rev. Levi Atkinson of Uxbridge addressed the children with special music be- ing furnished by the Wesley choir of Vandorf. In the evening the music was fur- nished by the Washington United Church choir, Kingston Road which was much enjoyed by all. A very challenging message was delivered by Rev. M. R. Jenkinson of King City United Church. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Leedy, Al» ilene, Kansas, called on Rev. P. J. Wiebe on Tuesday. A Rev. Ernest Dilson, his son and the latter’s wife called on their cousin, Mrs. P. J. Wiebe on Mon- day. They live in Collingwood. Three Edgeley Branch members of the W.I., Mrs. Ed. Phillips, Mrs. J. W. Dalziel and Mrs. Chas. Ag- new attended the combined picnic of the York County Pioneers His- torical Society and the York Coun- ty Federated Worhen’s Institutes held on Saturday at Sharon'. Mrs. Phillips, lst vice president of the- District, in substituting for the president; Mrs. Leo. Watson who was unable to attend, brought greetings from the West York Branch. - As well as attending the picnic, our three members attended the affiliation meeting of the York County Women’s Institute and the York County Pioneers Historical Society in the Sharon Temple. Mrs. Davis, who represents the National Federation of Women’s' Institutes of England, Wales, and the Channel Islands, was ‘g‘u’ést speaker. n Miss Anna Templeton, represent- ing the Jubilee Guild of Newfound- land and Labrador, brought greet- ings Mrs. R. G. Purcell of Ft. William provincial president of the Feder- ated Women's Institute of Ontario was also present and spoke. “The Dishppn Serenaders” (truly a misnomer, they are quite musi- cal) a group of W.I. members from Elder’s Mills entertained the guests at what is hoped will be an annual eveht after this year. Richmond Hill Branch ,No. 375 Canadian Legion, the executvé and members. extend sincere sympathy to Mrs. Fred A. Stapley and fam- ily in their recent bereavement. Correction: Through a. last min- ute change in plans Comrade Blake Nash, 76 Edgar Ave., Richvale, was, admitted o Sunnybrook Hos- pital, Wednesday, June 18. Phones King 111 \ Aurora 46J mmmmm\mmxuummummmmmmmmmmm We are pleased to learn that Mrs. W. E. Dickenson of Edgar Ave., Richvale, has returned home after being a'patient at Western Hospital, Toronto. 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