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â€"â€"....___.â€"â€"s_ THE LIBERAL. Richmond Hill. Ontario. Thursday, Dec. 26th, 1963 7 SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTISTS CHURCH C. R, Neill. Minister Meeting every Saturday Elgin Mills Wast ‘ g"lllllllllllllIllllIlllllllIlllllllllllllllllIIIIIIlllllllllllllIIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllIIIlllllllllllllllllllllIlllllE Sr. Hockey Patter / .-â€"..tilllmuiiilillilliitIilllliillilllllliitiilmitiiiiillimiiliiiilIimilltilliimitiiiitiliiiiillIiiiiiiiiiilitiltitIiiinitiiiiiniiiiitiiiiuliiiiiiiittitiiilliiii: , '3 "‘1‘," “'95‘ , 0‘ “1‘36 Street 1 ‘ .Worship Service 9.20 a.m. “THE The Richmond Hill Senior wild ideas the Downsview Fly- sabbath School 1030 mm. Hockey League is rapidly turn- ers might have had in drawing 1 - .tpo YOU NEED MORE SPACE? . GoRMiJEY'UN‘iTED ,ing into a two-division race closer to third spot December MISSIONARY CHURCR =.2 storev house. 3 large bed this 3‘03!" , 15 when they “allotted them; ILrooms centre hall plan, separ- Plénl)’ OI Wide space is‘9-4 at the Richmond Iiill Arena.‘| ate dining room. 4 piece bath1313rtmg to Show between the It was a 2â€"2 tie at the endt \' ltop three teams and the bottom of two periods but the flood-t » up and 2 piece down. 2 fire- places. # Will trade. â€" Fonthree- gates opened wide in the third" “Ye Are The Temple of God, The Spirit of God Dwelleth In You’ ! l I a . t t h TU 4£933 Still battling it out for top- as Newmarket poured sevcni , , ppom men ca . . - q , .. , _ , - - ‘ I _ ~ _ , ..p01 are “IIIOHdaIe Rangeis goals past Gll) Langms in the ’ , i G R E E T I u G s , fl . _ -. . L3“2.4ian<l Leasidc Lark's with l4,Downsview net. i FHORAHH‘P ' h D ‘ t. . RP“ L' K" smar' Put" - b , I W....’¢Ipoints apiece “Ilh NewmarketL The combination of Dan and A N G L I C A N ‘ BAPTIST CHLRC" er ,SUNDAY- DECEMBER 29' 1963 I a nd est wish. 1 i . 9 Cubs coming on fast in thirdlMike Patrick sparked the win-i , H (Comer!th 0! Ont- & Que-l BRETHRM m CHRIST 945 am. â€"â€" Sunday School 7 I to you : . .‘spot with 12 points. hers an the way with Dan ' ‘ST. MARYS Stop'll, \onge Street u I CH 11 a.m. â€"â€" worship and The i to .. From mm, on in h appearsicommg through with mm. ANGLICAN CHURCH Rev. Minion Johnston. D.D.. 'CHIR t P t , Lords supper _ . this holiday season i . .‘to be a battle for last place goals and an assist. Mike was R'Chmond H‘" . 1 “mm” . Wm: “‘“d”b°.“- '5 0" 55 7330 P-m~ - Evening 59m"? I =‘ {with the Richmond Hill Leafs close behind with two goats Rector: Rev. .I. F. O'Neil ers. Cameron Andrew.0rganist Tel: RIC-Imde HIIIiTU- 4-31 Tuesday. December 31. 1963 ‘ “A _ .__:.. . REAL ESTATE LTD. .,St,,h\.jng no immediate signs of and 1hree assisls‘ Greg Scou‘ Assistant Cut-ate: 110 a.m. â€"â€" Senior and Intelmed-IHEIse Hill (Gormlcy) tom) pm. â€" Watch Night , ' " . I . REALTOR . surrendering their dubiotls‘scored twice with Charles, R9)" Donald 30'“? late S?h0°1 rm a'm' â€" Sfmdarv smug) :Sorwce “inn Rev‘ w' Hunklng'. . . i » claim to the cellar - v - - - 1 SUNDAY. DECEMBER 29. 196311 a.m. â€"â€" Junior School and 11 am. -â€" VI mshlp 59“ C9 ' Guest Speaker i " I 5 I d i ' Leemmg' Bnan Mmmn em S d Aft Ch ‘ t N 7'10 pm Evening Service “Th Word For The World” = o v ‘ r Imme iate y atop are theiscoring once. run ay er ris mas ul'SCl‘)’ ' l 7 - - ~ A ‘ , e A_» i” i if: Thornhi” Shamrocks With two Downsview was again paced 8 a.m. â€" Holy Communion 11 a.m. â€"â€" Morning Service hlled- 7-45 thh-Illil’er Meetmg‘ “[CHMOND HILL _ ' ' Bungalows. 2 storeys. semh points and Downsview with by Jack iilbei‘t and Cam 9330 3-1“ * “hilly SGI'VK‘C â€" RICHMOND "ILL v d C 2 u FREE METHODIST CHURCH. ! :11.) storeys“ in _ RICI]n10..(I five iGamhiel. with hm markers ahdi‘ll a.m. â€"â€" Family Service ‘ ‘ BAPTIST CHURCH \aiighan 13r 0nd. m es Comer of Elmwood and Rugs)": . fiuâ€"E Hill. Thornhill. Richvalc. ur- it's the D0“7ngvie\v team that an assist apiece. holy Rocha" Church School aild Infant Care (A Fellowghip Church) north of Concordl S I_ t Re“ A_ J, 5m". Minister , ai.‘IIIIIIllIIIlllllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllillllIlllllllllllllllilllillllllillilllillllllllllllllillllllllllllIlllllllllllllllillIlllllllllllllllllllllllIllllllllll E .genhy reqhhed w.3 have. ha. Shown h", mos, me of the picked up 3 “mph, 0f assists? at EgghR/cpl'icvsp M Wright 5m“ . .11-13 arm. T .“*0?in criicecmnh 0|. me “I‘m Ind L". . i buyers who need ptgsfiessmg threesome but their basket-t STANDINGS 7 9"“ {I},stng M‘UZIC Classes for all Canmd a, public school Hour. CHML. 9 a.m. Sunday . In the new yeah. F35 ball-like defensive strategies (Up To December 18) CV t ~r‘ -r (Opposite the High School) / f SUNDAY. DECEMBER 29. 1963: can be arranged 'tf destred. leave a [at to be desired. , w L T Pls‘ NEW YEARS DAY. Pastor. Forbes Rev. A. IV.aIIelse. Pastor m a.m. __ Sunday School with . Please call Mrs. hnocll. AV.Q In their eight games they‘ve Willowdale 7 1 0 14 10 am; a Holy SQmmumon ,9.“ am. _' B,‘hte Schoot . n “‘9- ~g5'§05“2, , Adult Bible Class ‘ RICHWWD H”I 5-3045. 6 managed to pot 35 goals but Leaside 6 0 2 14 THE ANGLlCAN CHURCH or h an _ Morning Worship 1‘ “"“' " ‘ ‘3“,9". “9",. 11.30 a.m. â€" Worship Service . . . : TOPS REAL ESTATE 9 have, surrendered 52 in return. Newmarket 5 1 2 2 CANADA 7 pm. '_ Evanmhshc Service ,lrl “nil _ “015$”,Sfllhmfhn 7 pm. â€"â€" Evening Worship = Large living-room with hroadltioin. separate LTD . “ms 14 more goals than the Downs"i"‘”' 2 5 1 57"” CHURCH 0f ST-GABR‘EL‘Wed. 8 pam. â€"‘Pra.ver Meeting Hes" p‘mh: oil“, 9 8W“- 3 P-m- â€" (I. ' t ‘ h 0 ‘3 bedrooms finish- . n 9 JOWJ-V Leafs and ShamkaS Who Thornhi“ 1 7 0 2 Crosby and Bayview AvenLel ‘ A “in,th welcome ts 0 k Rh ‘ b A e Prayer and Bible Study Inmg-room, ex ra was r0 111. ~ I ‘ i t . REALTORS . have been scored on 38 times Richmond Hill 0 7 1 1 Rev. R. E. McLennan Extended to ALL at a Infls‘wfli rpm): ‘ "'l‘hanks be Unto God for Hll. 5 ed rec. room, attached garage. a_uminum s orms . 0......‘s apiece. The Leafs also have, SCORING LEADERS i 407 Lynett (‘rcsccnt ‘ The You“: Church with the ‘, TN"? agg‘lhevm‘m Unspeakable Gifts" and screens. landscaped and fruit trees. Owner. -7 . ’AT‘â€"HOMEW 7- the lowest scoring average \vith G A Pts. TU. 4-4236 Old Message mo " . (-1 ‘v S l 1 For lurther information call _ M, d M AW.“ S Farmer 21 goals 10 their credit. 26 less Gilbert. D’sview 16 9 25 Church. TU. 4-7033 .__._- ,, . __ ‘11-;0 “‘1 â€" 11:3“.‘15. 08”", l 884-7097 2 l i I. an 1‘5. l 7' . than the Illillowdale Rangers. Rochon. D'sview 3 15 18 CHRISTMAS EVE. DEC. 24 , l ‘3 a‘m' '_ “ism” Em“ A (“until OF CHRIST g - Will be at home to their friends, Jackle cube“ of Downwiew Dan Patrick Nvmalhvtg 8 17 11 H I, C. . .730 pm. â€" Evening Sci vice l 7‘ . ' h ccasion of their fortieth - * . . - . i Pm ~ 0 i 0mmum0n :Tu I a .m_ _ m .9, Meet... .Concnrd Rd. & Kinsr High Dr. 0“1 e 0 continues to lead the pack in Stamp ’1hornhill 14 2 16. CHRISTMAS DAY DEC 95 (‘5- P I g . fitltiiiitiitlilllltiiiiitituitliiiiiiiiiiliiiiltiimiliimiliiliililllillllilliillimitlllllllllllllllllllllllillIIlllllllltlllllililillllllllllllillllllilllllllllilllL Wedding Anniversary. on Satur- scoring 0h,“ on 16 a l q , ' . .1 _ ‘ ‘ , i ', ' _-__- . .._.____ Concord ,.._,___L_w . 4 1964 21 4 d I a P_ -. 503 S and . malt. LeaSIde 10 6 161030 a,m_ __ Famtly Sen/Ice 7ION [UTHER ‘N CHURCH IqUNDAli DECEDIBER 29 1963 day- January ‘ ' ° 3“ "me 3551518 for 25 points. Boyer. Willowdale 8 8 16‘ Children May Bring Their ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ’ ’ “WM” CHURCH in am _'Bibie School ' -- ,7â€"9 p.m. R.R. 1 New Gormley. ‘ c2w26 (2 miles south of Maple) Rev. E. Lange. B.A., B.D. SUNDAY. DECEMBER 29. 1963, Holding on to second spot is team mate Roliy Rochon with 18 points on three goals and RICHMOND IIILL 96 Hunt Ave” Richmond Hill Affiliated with the. Pentecostal FUTURE GAMES lFavourite Toy to Church Withi January 5. at Don Mills Are: Thcmi na. 9.15 pm. â€"â€" Downsview vs 11 am, _. Abbreviated Holy ‘11 am. â€"â€"â€"Ministry of the Word Speaker: A. E. Atkinson MARKHAM: Ailarge food mar- ket will be built next .Vear on 15 HSSiStS- SOCOIld highest goal- Willowdale. Communion Service .9'45 a‘m' _.Slmday SChOOI and: Asscmblics of Canada 7 p'm:’;w°r5h'p and com the Franklin House property scorer in the league is Tliorn- January 7. at Richmond liill‘SUNDAY. DECEMBER 29. 1963‘ Blble mass- TU' ""1387 munsmchker' I Kippax ‘ owned by Clarke Prentice. Be- hill'S Gary Stamp with 14. Arena. 8.00 pm. â€"â€" Richmond 3 am_ _ Holy Communion 11 am" â€" The SCI-Y1” Pastor: Rev. P. A. Sorcnson pA“ wéicomp sides the market two stores, 16 GAME RESULTS Hill vs Thomhih’ and Leaside 930 am. _ Senior Church Nursery prov1ded SUNDAY q AV 5 5057.15», Av 5-3364 feet in width with second storey Newmarket Cubs doused anyivs Newmarket. i School ST. PAULS LUTHERAN 10 am. __ Sunday school sec. - . . i offices will be built and pal'k- 7 "I H ‘nmi 7 7 7 ’ ' ET» ' if" ‘11 am, _ Morning Prayer CHURCH 11 a.m. â€"â€" Worship Service , ing pmvjded for 54 “am ° .‘ Nursery and Junior Church Walter Scott School. Markhami7 D-m- ~â€" EVanEL‘IiSlic Service ygggBRg‘flgfi itrécrxrs'l _ LWIuflrjâ€" M 1 school Road at. Sussex Street TUESDAY ' r the P Bruce Scholar- e‘ u lel N0 Evenin Service Rev. Albert E. M ers B.A. 3-30 D-m- -â€" Pl‘aycr MGGUHS W.mner o - - ' ' ' g y ‘ ' FR A hip for profic1ency in the field HOLYâ€"TRINITYâ€" CHURCH 3-0" SIM-- Past" "3 Y i l of milk marketing. RichvaIe News SUNDAY. DECEMBER 29. 1963. . â€"â€" Ch'ldren’s Hour . ,1 IContinued From Page 11 should be placed with the \vel-‘ THORNHILL 945 am __ Church school and} mâ€"â€"1â€"flâ€"»â€"â€"â€" " Correspondent: the aged who didn't necessarily fare unit for certain placements, Brooke 8‘ Jane Street! ‘I ' t - Bible Class jRICHVALE GongL CHAPEL ' , " ‘ Mrs. Anne Hewitt, want to enter institutions home- supervision, financial eligibility ,Recm“ 11 a m _ worship ‘Service 24 Oak ‘Avenue . l 78 mm Avenue make;1 and nurses servicfes. nur- investigation and payment. .Rev‘ 1" Reg'Eal:l‘H°Wden' B'A” ' I and nursery services , 4.7645 Sing ome care. some orm of In her re ort. Miss Touzel ' ‘ _. d I l _ . May the sweet i0“ M As thenlestive season is Collaboration between the varie- suggested cloger liaison with thel,R"' Fred C' JaCkS‘m’ MSW". *7 Dim. YOHnHâ€"Pen'pgle â€"‘Sg3d::n. â€" Remembrance Ser- MHfNLalEdha: mitlfigngnge$zg of C] . has fin me how upon us may I take this ty of services to individuals and courts to relate welfare servicest ESteue Markham’ A‘R'C'T" vice Ivy Kathleen Manley who i , opportunity in wishing all families (Miss Touzel said when with the social data required . R‘M‘T'. . l 11 a.m.-Blble Hour 8: Sunday passed away on December of you and yours. now and evermore. " of my readers a Merry economic and social problems by the court. 0mm“ and Ch” “"90"”. School 23th 1957 . Christmas and a Happy accur, it usually involves more “There is a tremendous com-iThurSdasyt’ Sgggfi'g‘nltgrnfvs’ 1963: RICHMOND m” p.m. â€"â€" Gospel Meeting In our heart your memory - . I , - . . - , 1 a ‘ V M the close at will" I “W alludes... sclerosis ‘23:: orangutans..2111:*mo â€" 8 â€" and nluch your friendship and good will have meant to me and welcome this opportunity to thank you. May you have a Merry Christmas and nluch Always tender fond and true There is not a day dear mother. That we do not think of you. Lovineg remembered by- Douglas and Freda and brother Rev. J. N. Hepburn, Minister: ' Biblelfleadnzjgl i , Mrs. Vera Diamond ‘ Ym'nz peop es an ad 95 Organist and Choir Leader twed” 7 p'm‘ _ pioneer girls SUNDAY. DECEMBER 29, 1963‘.,J meetings 3‘ damhwnceid 9.45 a.m. â€" Sunday School and esus saves an t ere 5 no SUNDAY, DECEMBER 29. 1963‘. Sunday After Christmas Day 1 8 am. â€"â€" Holy Communion 9:45 a.m. â€" Bible Classes 11 a.m. â€" Church School emphasis on rehabilitation. It was recommended existing county and local municipal welfare services be administered from one county welfare unit. ‘ December 14 at lfith Avenue .Scliool. residents association iheld their annual party for the ichildren of the area. Each It would take a staff of about 13 including a director. super- visor, seven field staff. two bookkeepers a secretary and a ha iness in the 'ear to come. ischool child received a present clerk stenographer to admin- __ . . other way" Fred. c1w23 pp 3 Ifmm sama Claus With a bagif Ill‘he'Study recommended the iSter the welfare unit” She said' 11 EgachcyornTlilgePR-anted-r 11 am -â€"B1I/l)d:n(i:d;SSWorshiD 7 - - of candies. Coffee was served 0 (Wing: She suggested the county f ‘ ' _ H A S H 0 F M A N N lto adults present. York M3110": council should consider the 7 p‘m' â€" Evenmg Prayer 11 a'm‘ Nursery Department PRENATAL CLASSES FOR EXPECTANT MOTHERS A course of weekly classes beginning in RICHMOND HILL, JANUARY 7, 1964 The Rev. F. C. Jackson NEW YEAR'S EVE Tuesday, December 31. 1963 11:30 p.m.â€"Watchnight Servicel NEW YEAR‘S DAY Wednesday, January 1. 1964 10:30 am. â€" Holy Communion EMMANUEL 7:15 pm. â€"â€" Young People‘s Soeiety Junior and Senior Groups THORNHILL i PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH ‘ ‘Hwy. 7. 1/2 mi. west of Yonge Dillwyn '1'. Evans. Minister Miss Nancy RoWIand. Organist The unit would have the gen- eral responsibility for admini- stration including that of secretary to any home commit- tee or board; it should take applications, investigate them and develop a program of home cane for those who don't need institutional care but who are First Richvale Cubs and Scouts held their annual Christ- mas party. Presents were ex- :changed and refreshments served. Around 150 people Iattiended this gala affair. Win- ners in the turkey draw were Marge Martin. Oak Avenue; recommendations and be ready to approve a plan by March 31. adopt personnel policies not later than April 30 hire a director by August 1 and be ready to put the plan into operation by Jan- uary l. 1965. The Continental Hair Stylist AT 13 YONGE STREET SOUTH Next to Woolworths RICHMOND HILL Marg. Smith, Spruce Avenue; 1. b] A preliminary budget of MAN’SLIgAN CHURhCHI ESIUNDAY. IfiICEMBE‘l’lVI 2991963“ 1 1 Sandra Hewitt, loth Avenue, 6 131 6- $15,000 would have to be a ro- ac 33' five - Ric Va e 3-m- â€" OThlng 0FS_ ID - ' v c ‘ and Mrs. Stephens, Carrville Hospitalization! ved. she said. ‘ pp Rev. K. A. Thatcher 7 p.m. :â€" Evemng Worship . at 7:30 p’nthfm Qfiglgne 3f pfreggiancyi' ¥§w€:bby " Road. investigate eligibility for hos- Initial projects for the welâ€" AV- 5-6789 Christian Education Classes 1 Emmi f0." 0" e an” 3" ee "lg ° fe. 3" m H pioneers enjoyed a Christ- pitalization and develop a gmup fat-e unit would he establishing Mrs. Jas. E. Howard. Organist 9.45 a.m. â€"Gradcs 4 to 9 and] the hospital stay, and other stleects 0 impor- " mas party at the Richvate as large as financially sound a home care program for the CHRISTMAS DAY .mam S agoiltéoung People tance t0 expeCtant mowers- f Chapel, Oak Avenue December for PIC-payment through the aged a centralized administraulli30 D-m. -â€"-â€" Christmas Eve - -'â€"‘ e" r. \ 5, . 7‘ . . . a . . l 19_ Refreshments were served Hospital Services Commission. tion for nursing home functions Midnight Communion 11 “IL â€"- Nursery. hindergar- Registtattons now being accepted at. ten and Grades 1 to 3 12.30 pm. -â€"Grades 10 to 13 â€"ST.'KNDREW'S_ Training Schools: Investigate the county’s fin- ancial responsibility. 8 a.m. â€"â€" Holy Communion 11 a.m. â€" Family Morning Prayer with Carols . and all the girls exchanged gifts. , Pupils from grade 5 and up and a homemaking and nursing service. To provide the liaison bet- YO‘RK COUNTY HEALTH UNIT Richmond Hill. 15 Yonge St., North â€" 884-1133 at 15th Avenue held their Children's Aid Ward Costs: ’ ween a welfare unit and county SUNDAY, DECEMBER 29. 1963 PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Christmas party on December Cheek 0n msponsibility and council. Miss Touzell has recoâ€" 15‘ sunday After Chrism‘as M3919, ont- I Woiodbridge, 68 Pine Street --â€" 288-1741 19. Payment on behalf of the cou- mmended a 20-member board 3 am- â€"‘ HOW communion and i Social Notes nty. with 10 county councillors and 9:30 a.m. â€" Senior Sunday ST. PAUL’S CHURCH ‘ W‘ . This seems to be a bad year lsiomfmakel' and Nurses' 10 non-elected persons “known 11 BEGIN?“ P R :hFCOR-idvaughfih i t r ‘ .for broken bones. With all the "View? for the‘ - ~- a.m. ~â€" orning rayer i ev. . . n raw. 1115 e _ Show around it is really Shp_ Nursing set-vice on a coun.y_.ests ,n'gogggfpggfiggfe331,133.. 11 a,m,__Junt'or Sunday school SUNDAY, DECEMBER 29. 1963 Get RESUIIS-TUAJIOS pery. Please be careful in Wide basis may be either pur- She also recommended that 7 Pm. ~ Evensong 10 am. â€" St. Andrew's Church _ r H _ ___ walking and driving. chased by the proposed welfare because of the central and im- OAK‘RIDGES 10:20 3"“ “ SL PENIS sunday .. .. r.___,________ _. Two weeks ago Barby Norris, unit from the Victorian Order portant role of the mental ANGLICAN CIIURCH or Scho‘” , OXFAM OF CANADA '1 Birch Avenue. fell and broke of Nurses 0|" the V- 0. N. might health clinic in all community CANADA WRISTMAS DAY . ' Dept, v7.3“ her left elbow at school, extend its area of service (Rich- health and welfare programs SUNDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1903.10 a'm‘ _ Chrlslmas serv‘ce at 97E hm” A“ El“. ' V “ I, on December 10- While 0“ (“0nd Hm and Markham) t0 and its extension of work when 81‘. MARK'S Sliéndrm‘jf 0‘“th Tomato 12,0m'3m, A her way to a ChFiStmaS Party mduae the WhOIe 0011le 01‘ the psychiatric section is opened: Yonge at Elmgrove ’ for ISI RiChVale Brownies. MFS- that the Present health unit be at the new Newmarket Hospitali9.45 a.m. â€"â€" Family service and EMIMRI ------------- sum-brill Gladys ROSS. Edgar Avenue. eXPaDdEd IO pr0Vide the ser- wing, at study to evaluate its‘ Morning Prayer U N E D “mm'w'l'm‘lm ‘fell and broke a bone in her “100- staff and requirements should ST. JOHN'S . left foot. Mrs. Ross is at home They should be licensed as be made soon. , Yonge at Jefferson , RICHMOND HILL MW“M“WM-Wm~r ,and walking around with a now on the basis of the health The county and its municip- 10 a.m. â€"- Sr. Sunday Schooli UNITED CHURCH unit and fire protection author- ity with responsibility for en- casL Bowling News ADDRESS.....«..........,...~m... 11.00 am. â€"â€" Jr. Sunday School Rev C. G. Higginson. B.A.,B.D.j : tunder 9i ‘SUNDAY. DECEMBER 29. 1963i :- alities spend about. $174,000 on welfare services of which gcn-‘ (MULTIPLEX EQUIP) i on January 7. ‘ A Merry Christmas AND A Happy New Year with sincere thanks for the pleasure of serving you 'I'RAVEL SERVICE cservations For Sea - .\ir - Tours and Cruises 63 YONGE STREET NORTH, RICHMOND HILL Phone 884-785I and 285-5782 Joan and Herbert Good/100M Atlantic during the time of the American Revolution. There has always been 11 var- iety of opinion. among experts as to the most important qual-I itics in choosing a tree with needle density of foliage. des‘ irable colour. shape and balance. tradition and other miscellan- eous factors such as tion being considered. In some parts of the country fir and spruce are the most popular varieties. In Southern Ontario Scotch pine, a fast growing spe- rim with many excellent qual- ities, nou-a-days is the tree most commonly used. In recent years tree growers are paying mtich more attention to pruning and shaping trees to meet preâ€" sent~day standards and market requirements. Thousands of trees are already on display at establishments throughout the area for early customers. A word of caution though to those more adven- turesome individuals who still like to cut their own tree Reâ€" member in respect the rights of the property owner and first .obtain permisswn from him price.: availability and ease of decoraâ€"‘ inflammable and. therefore. be a source of fire risk. Bringing a tree inside. in higher temp- eratures. will cause it to again ,resume its transpiration pro- messes which soon use up the ,moisture in the cells. The life 10f a tree can be preserved. to Isome extent. by making a fresh cut in the butt and by keeping ‘it in a pail of water, stored in a cool place until you put it up inside the home. Once erected it is wise to keep the butt im- mersed in a dish or pan of water. keeping the water level up daily. Some people have al- so found it beneficial to add a concentrated sugar solution to the water supply. Among other safety precau- tions. be sure to place the tree as far away as possible from fire or other sources of heating. Also check the wiring carefully to eliminate any faulty electric- al connections. Never use candles. which so many times in the past have resulted in costly fires. Lastly. keep tree lights turned off \\Iif‘n ncople are away from the room for any long period of time and before retiring at night. I 11110 a.m. â€" Sunday School (BAPTIST ‘ ST. JOHN'S BAPTIST CHURCH Richmond Hill (Convention of Ont. and Que.) Minister: Rev. Percy Buck Meetings in Richmond Hill Public Library 945 a.m. â€" Sunday School 11 a.m. â€" Morning Worship Everyone welcome LANGSTA FF BAPTIST CHURCH (Fellowship of Evangelical Baptist Churches in Caiiadal Church Street Langstaff Interim Pastor: Mr. Terry Madison, Benson Ave. Langstaff 9.50 a.m. â€"â€" Sunday School 11 a.m. â€".\IORNING SERVICE 6 pm. â€"-â€" Young People‘s Meet- in: 7 pm. â€"- EVENING SERVICE Supervised nursery at all Lord‘s day activities MIDâ€"WEEK HOUR. Wed. 8 p m. Prayer. Praise. Bible Study Christian Scri ice Brigade Friday 7 pm A WARM WELCOME AWAITS XOU t . For further information call AV. 5-2131 UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA MAPLE CHARGE Minister Rev. Ralph C. Williams. BA. SUNDAY. DECEMBER 29. 1963 Hope, â€" 9:45 am. Maple â€"â€" Sunday School . . . . . . 9.45 am. Worship , . . . . . . . . . . 11 am. Kindergarten. Nurscry and Primary . . . , . . . 11 a.m. C.\RR\'II.I.E UNITED CHL‘RCH 9.45 a.m. â€" Worship Service and Sunday School Tl”. 4-5525 SI'NI)AY. DECEMBER 29. 1063 10.30 a.m. â€"â€" Worship Service 7:00 pm. C(il'l‘ Candle- ligllting SCI'VH’Q Sunday Church School â€" 9.15 am. â€" Primary, Junior 10.30 a in, ~ Nursery. lx'iildcr- :artcn 1133 :1 iii # lll‘if‘l‘lll‘il’lléi‘f‘. SNI- inr CHRISTMAS EVE ~ DEC. 34 11.00 pm. â€"- Holy Communion! I I I I I I I I I I 20 Tube Functions... Alli/FM 20 Wait Peak East Richvale Mixed bowling‘couraging development of new era] relief payments total about; Morning Prayer 9.45 am. â€" Primary. Junior, ........................m........... I Music Power team held their turkey rallihomes resting with both welfare $377,000 of which about $303,000,730 p.m. â€" Evening Prayer Intermediate & Senior Sunday ' ‘ , ‘ . V . . ,, ' .December 17. ‘and health units. Responsibility is recovered for the province. Tuesday. December slst. 1963 School '--->l~'~~4m"-"'WM 8 Pushbutton. .. Hoating (er-amic MICIo-Irack Winners of the turkeys were ‘11330 pm _ Watchnigm 11 am __ Nursery & Kinder, Cartridge. Pat Mahew. Sue Hills. Louise o 1 Service garten ......w...................... , ,, v s ,, - Anderson. Reg Oakins. Rose‘ - Rector: ~ The Rev. Tom R0bin-* Sunday School I 6 Jensen Speahmh- -- NEW-0 Indlidmr Light ,Tripp, Cecil Hewitt, John Hills 0 c son ill a.m. â€" Morning Service ' Provisions For Remotes. ‘and Bob Anderson. . STâ€"ST’EPHEstjfl'U‘R'CH T198 Minisécr i , , , _ a : Winners of the chickens were . . ' 17 pm. â€" vening ervice Exclusive Satellite Speakers... Record Storage. tJohn V08, Jim Chianem‘ Ron The Anglicanllgpllliw of calm“, In the Chapel I NOW WITH THE FABULOUS GARRARD TYI’E ,FBirtgrltigfiinggitnhe figmfnné 34:55. a O ImeSIRector: 1m. Ramsay Armitage. ynonsuinn : "A" CH ANGFR' Hewitt ,There is one more for ~ - A ‘ . l M'A" D'D' . LNITEI.) .CHURCH | ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ . g v n. ‘ The traditional use of Christ- before domg any cutting. Cut-;8 a.m. â€"â€" Holy Communion Minister lithe “Hebe” andlour Colhespon'nias trees associated with reli-Iting of trees from private ortl1 a-In- â€" Morning Prayer R". A- 1- Higgins- B-A-t 3-D" I o 0 .d8h1853’81 has n01'F9C91\8dllle gtous festivals, according to gOVernment 13nd without autt,.iHoly Communion on 2nd Sun-Rev. Veals. Assistant Minister I lc I :peisons name. lltdden Scoresl most historians, dates back to ority is a punishable offence andi day of month at 11 SUNDAY. DECEMBER 29, 1963 I ihiiglgoh‘31egerigfge123:5 :vboxrifi very ancient times. In North penalties involved may do much, EPARVISEHTOF KING‘ 9'45 "S Inscrmgdilatel and : ' ' , , ‘ - 'America many credit the intro~ to mar an otherwise ll‘ ' ’ emor u" 33’ C 00 l . . ,. l . lepi (An beam 28 Levendale Rd' Rlchfrngng $213196"Peiarmlflgiiigi Igis‘nlgduction of the evergreen tree.IChristmas. HOURS 0:)? SERVICE 11 am- - Elmdal’ SChOOl 311d _ J A f r l" T “W I - _ as a Christmas svmbol, to Hesâ€"l . . . ., ~ v - Kt c't A'lITSCI'i’ l “" ‘ . 0-3706 Eb . ' :. lltovd Dickie Bowlmg resumes , . ~ A “Old about safety. All Saints Church D: I! 11 ‘1 . V . . , . l . . t . . . â€"â€"~ 1. l1 Sian soldiers who crossed the. A dried out tree can be Yen.1030 a.m. -â€" Alcimng Prayer am i Ommg OTS1 P ST. MATTHEWS , UNITED CHURCH 5 Rev. F. James Burn. B.A., 8.1). This little Tibetan orphan, forced to flee to India during the Chinese invasion, has been fedâ€"- thanks to Oxfam and the thousands of people who support it with money! But there is ill be millions of other children in the world who will have nothing to eat this Christmas, and no shelter. You can bring immediate help to these bewildered, hungry tots. You can do it u till your personal donation of money, or by giving to Oxfam the proceeds of one evening's bridge club or other social group or a donation from a service organization to which you belong. You will not only bring happiness at Christmas to these children but will be helping for a better tomorrow for them. through Oxfam‘s emergency and continu- ing programs of education, construction, medical aid, even such practical measures as the supply of seed for crops. You may wish to use the com cnicnt couponâ€"or, better still, drop us a note with your money. OXFIIIII OF CANADA 97 Eglinton Avenue East. Toronto (Donations tax deductible) oXFAM OF CANADA lathe Canadian branch of the OXFORD COMMITTEE F0! "MINE RELIEF. founded in Ortord. England. in 1942. mi known anti honouwi throughout the world. 04-: