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S. held its Easter Thank- Offering meeting in the Sunday School room with the Mission Band members and their mothers ‘Zli‘herreflwill be no Girl Guide meeting on Thursday, April 7. due to a church supper being held at Melville church. W. M. S. 8: Mission Band The Girl Guides and Brownies doubled their orders for Cookie Day this year and wish to thank all who helped by buying a box. The cookies will be delivered on April 30. _ __ _ ~ ‘ The Muirs' “Children's Audio- Visual” field-work is visiting or- phanages, mentally retarded children's schools hospitals, re- formatories and streets around the churches. giving perhaps the only Christian witness the child- ren get. Girl Guides And Brownies Since the family went back they are living in a house dub- bed, “the eagle's nest” on the side of a mountain. Their sons attend the Canadian Academy nearby. They were quite close to a typhoon. They were able to assist with clothes from Canada in the area where tragedy occur- ed. i The W. M. S. of the Unionville United Church has invited the Victoria Square W. M. S. to at- tend their Easter Thank-Offer- ing meeting on Thursday, April 14th. at 2:30 pm. in the Central United Church, Unionviile. The guest speaker will be Miss Vio- let Stewart. All the ladies are invited to attend. A long and interesting letter has been received from Rev. and Mrs. Francis Muir in Kobe, Japan. Many of us met these missionaries when on furlough las’ year. Rev. Muir speaking at the W. M. S. Sunday service. Richmond Hill. Ont. TU. 4-2291 CORRESPONDENT: MRS. W. SANDLE, Vlctorin Square Telephone Gormley 5421 VICTORIA SQUARE NEWS 255 Ashlar Rd. INSUIANKI P60121 With chemical weed control in- creasing rapidly, the York Coun- ty Crop Improvement Association each year conducts a one day school or course for custom spray operators and farm sprayer own- ers. under the direction of Frank Marritt, county weed inspector. This will be held in the Agricul- tural Board Room at Newmarket on Wednesday, April 13th, before farmers get on the land. Agricultural Representative W. M. Cockburn says the pro- gramme will include Dr. C. M. Switzer of the O. A. C. Botany Department, on weed killers, in. cluding new pre emergence chemicals; John R. Ogilvie, Spec- ialist in Agricultural Engineerâ€" ing at Newmarket, on Sprayers and adjustments; weed identifica- tion and general recommenda- tions by Frank Marritt. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Boynton, Mr. Herb Boynton, Mr. and Mrs. Rupert Lemon, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Boynton and girls, Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Canning, and Laurie, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Sandle and girls, Miss Grace Bo nton, Miss Nor- rine Graham, essrs David and Donald Boynton. had Sunday ev- ening dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Boynton and Patsy and Bobby Ratke. the occasion being in honour of Mr. and Mrs._Stan- ley Boyn‘ton’s thirty-ninth wed- ding anniversary. It was a sur- prise party for them. The Agricultural Committee of York County Council has again authorized a similar meeting la- ter on for municipal road authorâ€" ities, to deal with their specific problems. These schools have done much to keep down :he weed menace in York County. NEWMARKET : Curling opera- tions at the rink of the York Curling Club have been suspend- ed until further notice. following discovery the structure has be- come unsafe. Frost has apparent- ly attacked the foundations of the supporting pillars which in turn caused cracks in the roof’s cross members. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hill and family of Islington had Sunday evening dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Hart and family. Mrs. Ewart Avison, Kenneth and Lorie of Markham spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Boynton and girls. They were al- so visitors at the Sunday School. Misses Barbara and Margaret Empringham spent the week-end with their grandmother and aunt, Mrs. L. Knapp and Irene. Teach How To Weed Spray At Farmers’ Sehool Miss Grace Boynton, Mrs. W. Sandle and Betty called on Mrs. Harry Bennett and Mrs. Margar- et 'Haig at Stouffville on Wed- nesday of last week. Mr. and Mrs. Z. Berta, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Hart returned home last week after spending the past two Weeks holidaying in Florida. Belated wedding anniversary greetings to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Tatton who on March 27 cele- brated their third wedding anni- versary. Miss Wendy Hart spent two weeks with her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. N.-Hamill at Ced- ar Grove. Birthday Greetings to: John McCague for April 7; to Mrs. P. Bennett for April 8; to Betty Sandle who will be four years on April 8; to David Barber for April 10; to Bryan Buchanan who will be four years on April 10; to Frankie Koning who will be four years on April 10; to Neil Mortson for April 11. The April meeting of the Park committee would like the residents of the community to send in the names and addresses of relatives and friends who used to reside in Victoria Square. In order that they make pljepara- tions for the old home week in July. Neighbourhood Notes The April meeting of the Sr. Women’s Institute will be held on Tuesday evening, April 12 at 8 pm. at the home of Mrs. D. Houck, with Mrs. Carl Walker as convenor. The motto will be taken by Mrs. H. McCague. The Roll Call-Name a Farm Boy or Girl who became famous. Elec- tion of officers for 1960-1961 will also be held. Hostesses: Miss M. Sanderson. Mrs. A. Orr, Mrs. F. Donnelly, All ladies welcome. Home and School On Sunday, April 10th, at 11:30 am. the service of Holy Com- munion and Reception of New members will be held. Sr. Women’s Institute The guest speaker at the church service on Sunday morn- ing was. Mr. Ed. Higgins M. A. a representative from the On- tario Temperance Federation. Mr. Higgins is an elder in Win- dermere United Church. Toronto, and Past-President of the Fifth National Conference of United Church men. While the Iunch'was being prepared the Mission Band play- ed games. Dainty refreshments were served ')y the W. M. S members. Church News present. The Mission Band took charge of the Worship service vith the leader, Mrs. A. Orr in charge. They sang several chor- uses to their accompaniment of their African drums which they had made, and it was very much enjoyed by all. Anita Orr read the Scripture lesson. A film was shown by Mrs. P. Bennett, on the life of an African boy, Kofi, with Mrs. A. Orr being the nar- rator. The mission Band mem- bers had some of their work on display. They are studying Africa this year. It was a real treat to see the younger children taking part. Jean Rumney took up the offering for the Mission Band while Mrs. McRoberts took it up for the W. M. S. FOOD ORDER $9.75 WEEK â€" FOOD & FREEZER $14.15 WEEK â€"FOOD ORDER $9.75 WEEK â€" FOOD 8: FREEZER $14.15 WEEK â€": The speaker substituting for th: ailing Mr. F. S. Rivers, B.A., P. Ed., L.L.D., was Mr. G. L. Duffin, B.A. M. Ed. Assistant of Elementary Education in Ontario and he was introduced by Mr. Maynard Hallman, B.A., B. Paed. The ceremony opened with the singing of the Queen led by Mr. A. G. Parker, Chairman of the board; followed by greetings by Warden of York county and Reeve of Markham Township Mr. W. L. Clark. A solo or two or three was performed by Mr. H. A. Martin, Music Supervisor and Mrs. D. L. Wood, accompanist. Presentation of the key was from Mr. W. J. Lee, contractor to Messrs. Dunlop, Wardell, Matsui a“ Aitken, architects to Mr. J. J. MacKay, Vice-Chairman of the board to Mr. G. Learn, Principal of the School. Presentation of the Bible was by Mrs. Margaret Per- ney, Q. C. With thanks by Mr. J. D. Ho'nsberger. It was dedi- cated by Rev. W. E. Askew, L th. B.A., B.D., Rector of Holy Trinity Church and chairman of the Thornhill Ministerial Assoc. On Thursday, March 31, at 8 pm. the official opening of the Woodland Public School (Clarke Elgin) was held in a ceremony at the new school. Sympathy of the community is extended to Mrs. Cole Sr., of Sprucewood ave., on the passing of hex: sister. Sympathy of the community goes out to Mrs. Gamez. 0f Clarke ave., on the passing of her sister. The Henderson Ave., Public Home and School Association’s April meeting is slated for Mon- day, April 11, at the school. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Morrison, 29 Sprucewood ave., enjoyed the past week-end, in Owen Sound, visiting relatives. DONCASTER ‘l’qé‘onL'ZGQT‘If31'q‘; AV. 5-5401 â€" WA. 1-1445 Town & Country Food Plan - 210 Markham Rd., Richmond Hill - Est. 1950 Correspondent: David Barbour Henderson Ave. Phone AV. 5-5205 $30!). 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Birthday greetings are in order for David Curry, of Clarke ave., who celebrated his 9th birthday 0'_:I‘hursday, March 31. On Monday, April 4, the Don- caster Community Ladies Club met at the Henderson Ave, School. After a short business meeting, the ladies started a course in copper tooling, which proyed to be veg-y fascinating. The second Cléss will be “held at the school on Monday, April 18,_ >at78 p.m. The attendance as at least 150 guests. After the ceremonies there was a reception and tour of the SchooL WEIGHT Mr. L. E. Cla;k sang a solo with Mrs. Wood again accompan- ist. Remarks were by Mr. Alex Brown, President of the Wood- land Home and School Assoc. and the programme was concluded with “O Canada." an51_ thanked by Mr. L. S. Frost Telephone coffee 1,200 sheets Face-Elle 5 lbs. Shirrlff's bulk cake mix 2 lbs. Stafford’s jelly powder 4 lbs. jams 3 lbs. Town & Country Special coffee, regular grind 2 lbs. Shirriff's instant pudding 1 doz. freezer containers 1 24-02. 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