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CANADA INSURANCE FEDERATION on behalf of more than 200 competinfl companies writing Fin. Automobile and Cuualty (mm-Inca. It is (at better, though, to prevent accidents and mishaps, rather than to deal with the treatment of their ser- iousâ€"and often tragicâ€"aftet-effects. That is why insurance companies are constantly seeking ways to stem Canada's mounting accident toll. Safety pays dividends . . . saves lives, helps to lower your insurance costs. Be Careful. The regular monthly meeting of the Couples Club was held on Tuesday evening of last week, in the Community Hall. Following the business period, a social time including games was enjoyed by all The Couples Club is sponsoring tw0 one act plays to be given in the Community Hall, on Friday evening, April 26, at 8 pm. Fur- ther particulars at a latter date, but please keep this date open. Euchre There were ten tables of play- ers at the Euchre held in the Community Hall, on Wednesday evening of last week. Prize win- ners were: Ladies; lst Mrs. Cal- vert Sr., 2nd Elmo Snider. Con- solution Mrs. Britnell. Gents: lst pm. Everyone welcome. Sr. Women's Institute The regular monthly meeting of the Sr. Women‘s Institute will be held on Tuesday even- ing, April 9, at 8 p.m.. at the home of Mrs. John McCagus, Roll call is to be answered by a written question, ”Something I would like to know”. Mrs. Mich- eal Miller ,of Richmond Hill, will give a demonstration on “cake icing.” The Election of Officers will also take place. All the ladies are invited to attend. Cancer , The Canadian Cancer Society and the National Cancer Institute of Canada are the two voluntary organizations fighting cancer. The Society is made up of lay- men. It supports research, car- rie; out an educational prog~ ramme and a welfare programme Iwfifi-s’sélrl 2nd Marcus Jarvis Consolation!Jim Curtis. Freeze- out lst Ma’rtrsrgygmg and Bill _‘l-|, ‘u- -V- ' ’1d1eton. 2qu B.Nlchols & B. San- dlel. 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About two-thirds of its money comes from the Society. 70171 the average almost 55 Can- adians die of cancer each day. More than 2 each hour. Leaders in Councilr York County Leaders Council met at Victoria Square United Church. on Friday evening of last week, at 7 pm. The meet- irg took the form of a Round Robin Program, with Miss Marion Banks. B.A., Provincial Girls Work Secretary, and Mrs. Per- nell, Girls Work Board, leading the discu55ion. 34 Leaders re- presenting 11 churches were in attendance. The Council Wel- comed two new groups, Pleasant View Baptist Church, Don Mills Rd., and Ellesmiere, Woodbine and Sheppard. Affiliation Service The C.G.I.T. and Explorers ar. holding their Affiliation Ser- vice on Monday evening, April 15, at Brown‘s Corners United Church. The W.M.S.. W.A.. and the Mothers are especially in- vited to attend. Sunday School Meeiing On Friday evening. April 5. at 8 pm. there will be a meet- ing in the Sunday School room for the teachers and adult port- ion of the Sunday School. Any- one interested in the work of the Sunday School is invited to at- .tend. W.M.S, The‘W.M.S. has been invited to attend the Easter Thank-of- fering meeting of the Richmond Hill United Church W.M.S., on Thursday, April 4, at 230 pm. The guest speaker will be Mrs. SuL. Fear. Neighbourhood Notes On Tuesday, March 26, Mrs. Gordon Purvis, Mrs. Heber Mcâ€" Cague and Mrs. A. Huston. at- tened the annual meeting of the Victor Home Consultative Board, at St. Andrew's United Church, Toronto. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Alan Chadwick, who on April 4, will be celebrating their twelfth wedding anniversary: to Mr. and Mrs. Fred McRoberts who on April 8, will be celebrating their forty-fourth wedding_annlyersary; to Mr. and Mrs. Jim Boynton, who on April 11 will be celebrat- ing their fourth wedding an- niversary. Birthday greetings to: Mrs. V. Westbrook for“ April 5; to Nelson Buchanan for April 6; to John McCague for April '1; to Mrs. P. Bennett for April 8; to Betty San- 1e who will be one year old on April 8; to Betty Snider for Ap- ril 9. A.. .,. Mr. Harry Forster returned home on Wednesday evening of last week, after spending the past two weeks in Florida, where he spent a very enjoyable time. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Boynton and Donald, Mr. and Mrs. Law- rence Boynton, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Canning, attended the fur- eral of their cousin, the late Mr. Bill Robinson, in Toronto on Thursday of last wgek. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Stong of Weston; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mertson, Mr.‘ and Mrs. Floyd Perkins of Richmond Hill, Miss Grace Rayner of Detroit, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Boynton, Mrs. Ella Ratclifie of Stoufiville, had din- ner on Tuesday of last week with Mr. and Mrs. Rolph Boynton. The'farm house of Mr. and Mrs. Lawson Mumberson has been sold to Dr. John Glenroy. who is on the staff of the North York Medical Health Dept. They expect to {move in early in April. ~.-,-..- w A speedy recovery is wished for Mr. Wm. Orr who underwent an operation at the Shouldice Surgery last week. We are pleas- ed to report that Mr. Orr is able to be home again, M. and Mrs. Gordon Harmon returned home on Thursday of last week from Florida where they have been visiti‘n‘g‘friends. ----- and bavid of Toronto had Sun- day dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Harvey collard _and family. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Empringham and girls had Sunday evening dinner with Mr. and Mrs. L. Knapp and 1§en_e. I,‘u,L Friends will be pleased that Mr. Lawson Mumberson was able to return home from hospital last week following his ;ecent opera- tion. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Houck of Cashel had dinner on Thursday of last week with Mr. and Mrs. Rolph Boyntqn. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Faithful of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Poole and girls of Toronto spent Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs. John Empriqgham. Mr. and Mrs. L. Knapp and Ir- ene. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Empring- ham and girls attended the Gal- den Wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. James Basinger Sr. of Steeles Ave. Messrs. Herb Boynton and Ber- nard Draper called on friends in the community on Saturday of last week. Miss Lillian Nichols, R.N., staff nurse at the Ottawa Civic Hosyi- tal. is spending this week at her home here. Mr. and Mrs. Roland Kefl'er. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Moore, Mrs. Geo. Jackkson and Mr. and Mrs. Robert McQuiIlan and Jane had Sunday evening supper with Mr. and Mrs. Allan Orr and family. It was the fifth birthday of MiSS Anita Orr. On Wednesday. March 27, 1957, the residence of Rev. H. J. Mac- Kay, Toronto, former minister of Victoria Square United Church. was the scene of a quiet marriage ceremony of Mrs. Blanche Sanderson of Victoria Square and Mr. Albert Totton of Burlington. Mr. B. Lowthian of Bria: Hill Ave., Toronto, uncle of Mrs,. Sanderson, and Mrs. Mar~ jorie Ferris of Toronto, were in attendance. The couple are mob oring to Oyster Bay, Florida, and points south. The April 10 meeting of the W.I. will be held at the Temper- anceville church. It will be the annual meeting to which conven- ors are asked to bring their reâ€" ports. Roll call is “Written sug- gestions to improve the Women s institute and Fees please." There will be a hobby show by mem- bers. Hostesses are Mrs. Ray Jennings and Mrs. H. E. Rout- ledge, Ele'ven tables of euchre were in play on March 25. Prizewin- ners were Mrs. Charles Fagan, Mrs. Pete Beckett, Mrs. Ross Breuls. W. E. Barker, Ross Breuls, Fred flare. by W.I. on March 28. The local W.I, presented a skit of 3 WI. meeting of 50 years ago. The la- dies were dressed according to the day with Mrs. Don Chalk acting as hostess. Church News Témberanceville W.I. mem- bers were guests_ of “1,9 thtle: Temperanceville W.M.S. is in- vited to attend a meeting in the King United Church on April 4. Dr. E. E. 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