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Century - Old S.S. Paper Interesting Attic Find A friend has provided us with a copy of a Sunday school publication. dated December 1865. which she found in the attic of her century-old home. The sixteen page small pam- phlet bears the title of “The Juvenile Presbyterian." a Mis- sionary Record ‘ and Sabbath Scholars‘ Newspaper of the Presbyterian Church of Canada in connection with the Church of Scotland. A woodcut of Christ with the mothers and children of Salem is surmount- ed with the words “Suffer Little Children to Come Unto‘ Me", and followed by “Out of the mouth of babes and suck- lings Thou has perfected Praise." - Matt. 21. The book-t let was printed and issued for the lay association by John Lovell. St. Nicholas Street, Montreal. and is the twelfth is- sue of the tenth volume. Reports of missionary work in India. from Calcutta. Poon- ah and Madras are included in the publication. Eight subjects were suggest- ed for discussion at the 1866 convention including: 1. The duties of Sabbath school teach- ers. and the best methods of preparing them for their work. 2. Sabbath school libraries and their management. 3. Sabbath school exercises. examinations, addresses, music. etc. 4. Punct- ual and regular attendance! how best secured? 5. How many Sabbath schools be rendered more useful and interesting? 6. Infant and Bible classes. 7. The best means of retaining the} elder scholars. 8. How to inter- est our Sabbath schools in heathen and other missions. "And where do you so then lo: water!" my, ‘ NM "Is this Well ever dry quired. "I was staying at a village on the Welsh coast. where the people had to bring all their water from a well. often, in hot weather Five interesting short stories appear. each with a religious significance pointed out. “It Never Dries Up". reprinted from the Pictorial Handbills, says: Days And Regulations For Refuse Collection other material “hich coulo carried an advertisement from and should be placed in con- Last neck “The lriberal' the Town of Richmond Hill regarding the collection of refuse other than domestic garbaae. Days of collection remain the same for this refuse: in area I wrhich is bounded by Elgin Mills. Bayview. Crosby and the C.N.R. right-of-way. not including Crosby Avenue‘ refuse will be collected on the' first Thursday of each month; 'Area 2. bounded by Crosby; lAvenue, Bayview. the southl 'town limits and the ONE. and iincluding Crosby, will be ser- tviced on the second Thursday. Area 3. bounded by Elgint .Mills Rd. C.N.Ft.. south townl llimits and Yonge will be serv- ‘iced on the third Thursday; and area 4. lying west‘ of‘ Yonge Street. excepting Yonge itself. on the fourth Thursday. Some confusion has resulted from discussions held early; this year with the York Sani-i tation Co.. the new principals' of the firm which collects domestic garbage in the town. 'This company collects only‘ ‘domestic garbage. and refuse 1other than domestic garbage is picked up by the town employ- ;ees. l T l“- uation has been get-i he sit u _..A A! 1......1 ....'4I. - 1-... tainers, resulting in much extra work and wasted time for the men, In some cases con- crete and large piles of earth have been left for the town to remove. This is not the pur- pose of this service. and so more stringent regulations have been put into force. These regulations are: All refuse must be placed out for collection by 8 arm, on the day of collection in eacl‘ area. All reque must be placed ir containers for collection \vhicl can be handled by two men. The only exception to the above is refuse which cannor be placed in containers, sucl‘ as tree limbs. old furniture etc. No refuse \\ ill be picked up except on the scheduled day: for each area. Any refuse which is placec out loose that should be an( could be in containers will no be picked up. The co-operation of tilt public is asked in observing this regulation. and not abus ing the service offered by tin town in picking up and dispos ing of refuse not handled b: LI..- e.-_a_,-4-.. ...l.- --n__4s u. Announcement is made of a ditrict convention to be held in Kingston at Queen Street Wesleyan Church in January 1866. The article refers to the earlier convention of Sun- day school workers held in that city which had been attended by Wm. Harrison of Richmond Hill. It was at the first convention that recognition was paid to the Rev. Wm. Black as the founder of the first Sunday school in Canada in con- nection with the Presby- terian Church in Ganano- que. Mr. Harrison hastened to point out that the Rich- mond Hill Presbyterian Church Sunday school was also started in 1811. Local teachers of Sunday schools will. we think agree. that some of these problems are no nearer solution than they were in 1866. while others have disappeared with the changing times. For in- stance it is many years since Sunday schools had active ‘ libraries. although some books may still be on the shelves in the older churches. Thornhill and District Retarded Childrens’ Association last Wed- nesday sponsored a successful tea and bake sale at the Thornhaven school attended by more than 200. Convened by Mrs. Dorothy Schell of Stouff- ville and her committee, the afternoon netted $250, to be donated to the school. The photograph pictures part of the crowd at the goodies table. Yes. Ma‘am. vex-3 I went to see this precious stream, which "never dries up.” It was a clear, sparkling riv- ulet, coming down from the high hills, not with torrent- leap and roar, but with the steady flow and soft murmur of fullness and freedom. It flowed down to the high-way side. It was within reach of every child’s little pitcher. It was enough for every empty vessel. The small birds came‘ down thither to drink. The sheep and lambs had trodden down a little path to its brink. The thirsty beasts of burden, alongthe dusty road, knew the way (as I could see by their tracks) to the stream that ‘never dries up.’ Mayor William Neal [announced Monday that appro- . . Ival by Minister of Highways "T0 the Sprml I lllue way Charles Macnaughton has been 0Ut 0‘ WWW" received for the County of “And if the spring dries up?" York to assume responsibility “Why. then. we go (0 meter the maintenance of Bay- stream higher up; the best View Avenue from Markham water of any Road to the Markham-Whit- “But if that fails?" ‘church Townline. «Why. mavam, that stream This does not mean that Bay- never dries up - never. It is View. Wi.“ be Paved immediat‘?” always the same, winter and P5 It ‘5 unlike” any ma-Wl' summer... improvements would be under- A ,I, -W 41.: _ . . _ _ _ L . . ~ . ‘ . A u -1 It reminded me_ of the waters of life and salvation, flowing from the ‘Rock of Ages’. and brought within reach of all men by the gospel of Jesus Christ. Every other brook may grow dry, but this heavenly spring never ceases to flow. The lessons taught by the booklet are as appropriate to- day as they were then, as the above article shows. Printed long before the in- vention of a type-setting ma- chine the pamphlet is as legible today as it was when originally published. and does not conâ€" tain one typographical error. It also contains reproduction of two small woodcuts and the symbol for the Presbyterian Church, the burning bush with the Latin motto “nec tamen consumeratur.” Beautifully em- bellished old English letters are used at the start of each article. (Lassie Type) Also Many Cross-Breed Collie Pups. Plus Pure-Bred Wire-Haired Terrier, Male DO YOU WANT A PET? Canine Control Has Available For Adoption PEDIGREED SCOTTISH COLLIE PHONE AL. 7-108] w" The county‘s finance com- he mittee has set aside only It” $36,000 for the maintenance of he Bayview, Bathurst Street‘ at between the Langstaff Side-l It road and the Maple Sideroad, 35’ Egypt Sideroad in Georgina 0f Township and an extension of It Don Mills Road in North qu- limbury Township. Conservation Officer Fred Marshall, from Everett. who was asked to investigate. identified it as a red king snake. more commonly known as a milk snake. Approve Bayviewl For Maintenance This does not mean that Bay- view will be paved immediately as it is unlikely any major improvements would be under- taken this year by reason of the county‘s limited road budget At present this road, which has been the subject of much criticism over the past few years, is the joint responsibility of Markham Township and the Town of Richmond Hill. These two municipalities failed last April in a try to get the county to pave Bayvlew from the Markham Road to Elgin Mills Sideroad during 1963. In its present condition Bayvlew cost Richmond Hill estimated $15,000 in maintenance costs alone during 1962 - and still is a stretch of poor road, pitted with numerous potholes from time to time. Rattle Snake Turns Out To Be Milk Snake Reports that a Missasauga rattle snake had been killed on the farm of Mr. F. A. Dunn at Angus, June 8. proved errone- OUS. ,same for this 1 which is bou iMills, Bayviei the C.N.R. 1‘ including C 'refuse will be :m‘st Thursday ‘Area 2, bout Avenue, Bayv town limits an including Cros viced on the 1 Area 3. bou Mills Rd.. C.I‘ limits and Y0: iced on the Land area 4, lYonge Street. Iitself. on the Last v carried a: the Tom regarding refuse o garbage. and area 4, lying west‘ of Yonge Street. excepting Yonge itself. on the fourth Thursday. Some confusion has resulted from discussions held early this year with the York Sani- tation Co.. the new principals of the firm which collects domestic garbage in the town. This company collects only domestic garbage. and refuse other than domestic garbage is picked up by the town employ- ees. The situation has been ting out of hand with a people piling up earth A proposal to York County Council to build a community hospital in the Sutton area was temporarily shelved last Thurs- day. Request For Northern Hospital Shelved By York County Members Some council members didn‘t like the wording of a resolu- tion put forward by Georgina Township Reeve E. J. Norris which called for an Ontario Hospital Services Commission survey for the need for such a hospital and a special county committee to assist the com- mission in its research. Reeve Norris pointed out that with the completion of both the Newmarket and Richmond Hill county hospitals, people in the northern end of the county would still have to travel many miles for hospitaliza- tion and also in the event of a nuclear disaster, 3 hospital would be needed. We're Having A Party Dairy Queen C.N.R. right-ofâ€"wa ling Crosby .- will be collected Thursday of each 2, bounded by 19, Bayview, the limits and the C.N ling Crosby. will FIESTA SUNDAE 33¢ Finance your car in advance Come into the ‘Royal' before you shop and arrange for the cash you’ll need. A Royal Bank termplan loan offers attractive low rates, fast service (often less than 24 hours) and 36-month repayment. No extras or hidden charges and it‘s life-insure¢ 50â€"before you shop, see the Royal Bank first about a termplan loan for a car, appliance or any other reasonable need. foxiest way to get the ! best car-deal... \* Richmond Hill Branch: W. W. Sleeman, Manager Concord. Keele & Highway No. 7 Branch: L. R, Ashton. Manager collection this refuse bounded COME HELP US CELEBRATE OUR with a.10wâ€"cost termplan loan 23rd. Birthday ek "The Lil advertisement of Richmond the collectio: F'ree Balloons For Kiddies OUR BIRTHDAY SPECIAL of each month. Ided by Crosby View, the south d the C.N.R. and shy. will be ser- second Thursday. inded by Elgin {Ru south town age will be serv- thii-d Thursday: lying west‘ of excepting Yonge fourth Thursday. With Birthday Cake JUNE 21st & 22nd ONLY Crosby and rot-way. not W Avenue lected on the each month. , by Crosby . the south 1e C.N.R. and Dting Yonge‘ th Thursday. has resulted[ held early York Sani- w principals ich collects In the town. allects only and refuse remain the win area I by Elgin rosby and >f-way. not SALE Liberal'}other material w ant fromiand should be plat )nd Hill‘tainers. resulting :tion of‘extra work and was domesticlthe men. In some écrete and large pi] main theihave been left. for 11 area I remove. This is n: w Elgin pose of this sex-vi ;by and more stringent lay. not have been put int< Avenue These regulations ROYAL BAN K The above be p]; -as tn ‘etc. out f‘ the ( area. All out loose that should be and could be in containers will not be picked up. The co-operation of the public is asked in observing this regulation, and not abus- ing the service offered by the town in picking up and dispos- ing of refuse not handled by the contractor who collects the domestic garbage. County Hospital Commission Chairman J. W. Rye of Mount Albert said such a survey had already been made. Sutton Reeve William Sellers said he didn't think another committee was needed since the county’s hospital commission had done such a fine job on the two construction programs. Mr. Rye said he had been told the O.H.S.C. would con- sider hospitals in Sutton and possibly Stouffville once the two hospitals were completed. It was suggested that such a hospital would not be built for use for major surgery, and would not need to be as “elaborate” as the one at New- market. Another member pointed out that once the Newmarket and new York Central Hospitals are finished. their beds would be filled. tainers for l he handled he only ex ve is refus: placed in 1 tree limbs. )icked up. 1e co-operation ic is asked in regulation, and the service offel 1 in pickin! up 1 ueen put into e regulations refuse must ' collection b: y of collecth fuse which is that should in containers ‘ 183 Yonge N. Richmond Hill must be pl: r collection ed by two exception which could danced in con- g in much asted time for ne cases con- piles of earth :e, and so regulations force. are: of the observing not abus- n which‘ men. 1 to the} cannot‘ rs. such irniture, cked up ed days L placed be and will not of the bserving at abus- by the l dispos- film-l hv Pauline Paul, Spruc winning three schol Hillsbury Hospital. Birthday greetings Sally and Stephen S children of Mr. and Spears, Roosevelt D entertained Mary J; Susan Marquis. Del ack. and Penny M having a pyjama pa: day June 14. Step] tained Doug Middle my Wilkinson. Bob' Stephen France, Jin and George Duel miniature golf and played baseball. Oh we forget this was birthday. ‘Socials acedin: May which1 Pauline men. Lwinning to theinillsbury cannoti Birtth s, such,SalIy ant 1 9612 YONGE $1: May parents and Cu nic on from 1] place 1: Area. their at I Creek one < please before passes. Picnic News On June 16. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Spears and family, Mr. Bob Boulden drove up to Big Bay Point, Lake Simcoe to cele- brate “Father’s Day" with Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Fry. parents of Mrs. Spears. Mrs. D. Warburton formerly Betty Dubkowski with son Stephen and daughter Heather of Toronto spent a couple of days with Mr. and Mrs. J. CARL E. HILL, M.D., M.D.H‘ Richvale DEPT. OF HEALTH TWP. OF NORTH YORK Food Poisoning can he a problem at home or at summer cottage. Don’t refreeze ice-cream it soft or runny. Don't refreeze “frozen foods". Frozen food is not normally sterile and will spoil like raw food after thawing. Don’t keep frozen foods in your refrigerator freezing compartment longer than 2 weeks; if required use a home freezer unit. Don‘t buy or use bulging or dented cans of food. Don’t allow moisture to reach dried foods. annual picnic ioneer Village I Conservation driving their 9 call at ti is SKYLINE PONTIAC â€" BUICK LTD. ubs bs of June 1.00 we Chapel remind : lst Richv f their a - 3. The 1 , to 6 Boyd congratulate l., Spruce Ave., :9 scholarships RICHVALE NEWS :etings go out to )hen Spears twin r. and Mrs. E. E. velt Drive. Sally ary Jane Zuanc. 5. Debbie Cum- my Mitchell by ma party on Fri- Stephen enter- Middleton. Tom- . Bobby Pontin, , Jimmy W Duckworth and later Mrs ‘ annual pic- a time is set pm. and the Conservation are holding ic this year :e at Black 1 Area. Any- r own car the Chapel to get their all of _vale Sw annual time i yes t their Anne of the Scouts on Fri- enter- , Tom- Pontin, White 'th to ter on before it 12th Miss .. in s at fie! fill/£5 Imok/aaa’of Dubkowski. 16th Ave. Mr. Don Spears and Bob Boulden are spending a week at Big Bay Point. Grade eight pupils from 16th Avenue School left today for their trip to Ottawa. Two teachers from the school are accompanying the students and they will return home on Saturday. To those who feel that a community club is of great necessity in our com- munity. we extend an invitation to a meeting to be held at the “Canadian Legion Hall". Carrville Rd. The nurp05e of this meeting is to form 3 Lions Club. a branch of Lions International. Those inter- ested please phone on or before Tuesday June 25. L. Boswell. AV. 5-1929, E. Bailey AV. 5-3628, K. Hough AV. 5-3930. N. Lenton TU. 4â€"2479 or J. Bailey, AV. 5-3820. RICHMOND HILL, ONT. Ava 5-5445 16th THE LIBERAL. Richmond Hill. Ontario. 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