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‘0:>o~oII-o.t.a.-v-.;a-‘tlonl-ogqaln . 1 -.._ . 6 THE LIBERAL. Richmond Hill. Ontario. Th1: Reeve James Haggart young officer had been dis cast the lone opposing vote ciplined by losing four Monday night when the days leave when his case police committee report re- was heard by the chief. garding the unauthorized The reeve stated he couldn't go along with the committee's findings. “I don't think a constable who shows any indication of be- ing trigger-happy should be. retained on the force." he said. "He should be dismissed immediately. lt is our responsibility as a council to ensure the safety of our people and to see that safety is not handed use of a revolver by a con- stable was considered by town council. The report recommended that the suit- gestions of Chief R. P. Rob- bins. plus a severe repri- mand. concerning disciplin- ary action against an un- named constable be ratified - by council. It was explained by Coun- cillor Walter Scudds. chair- man of the police com- over .to one who does mlttee. that the constable something of this nature. bad fired a warning shot Mayor Thomas Broad- when pursuing a suspect. burst explained that in cases of this kind a hear- ing of the constable in- Hope This was against depart- ment regulations so the I’ll-0.0.0-0.D-H-I--n- IIUIIIIII l‘IIIlI IPICIURIS presents; “the screen IContinued from Page 1) to refer for help. -the drama'hc Preliminary work on this ' has exposed the extreme paucity of agencies available to county residents. The need for a “family service cen- tre" where both young people and their parents could go for help. is a pressing one. David Porter. the local I school attendance ol'Ticer has I true story of one woman's. search for been active in promoting the meaning , and Iove’ (Continued from Page 11 that there was very little through traffic and no need of installing 28 foot pave- ments as proposed. They felt the intersections could be improved by taking out some of the trees without going into the expenditure of buying additional right- ofâ€"way. Several ratepayers who had particular objec- tions to the proposal were. heard in addition to the representations ‘made by Calvary Church 94 Hunt AVE- the association.“ The board also noted the 0b- - t r d t r Elg Nov. 81h at 7 PM. .i?.1°:.:..3..1::' 5.1.. .35; was in greater \\ do //f with l mosaic of hope and faith by BILLY GRAHAM ”IR!!! m.-flml.t.fl.l' HEIgIIIJOI‘I‘IOOd let Beneficial put CASH i1 your pocket today mummies “days! Get the cash you want now for shop- “ for paying bills, tor-any good reason. Just phone Beneficial --Ultara tho money is ready and waitingâ€"and find out what fill holiday scuba is! Why not call Beneficial for your cash W M million families do each year. BENEFICIAL FINANCE CO. OF CANADA loans uptoSSOOOâ€"Your loan can be l‘rfe- insured 42 month contracts on loans over $1500 RICHMOND HEIGHTS CENTRE. RICHMOND HILL 250 Yonge St., North 0 Phone: 884-4417 (Toronto area residents Phone: 2856811) OPEN mos BY APPOINTMENT-PHONE FOR HOURS M_-~_ __ ._. get your hands on a ‘- r'sdav. \m'. considered. Serious as the charge was. he continued. the committee teels that a policeman does not have the easiest lot and is sub- ject to more pressure and criticism than the average voltcd is held before the police chief and the chief is regulated by statute as to the punishment he can mcte out. "is recommenda- tion is then subject to ratiâ€" fication by council as a whole. In this particular citizen. "We felt it would case. the whole of the com- hp a mistake to penalize. mittce felt they were dcal~ this man and his young ing with a very SPI‘iWS family by discharging breach of discipline and him." the mayor said. that is why a “1’91"“ "N" Councillor Scudds re- rimand is added to the dis- ciplinary action taken by the chief. This is more serious than it may appear on the sur- face. the mayor continued. sincc it goes 011 the con- stable's record and could be held against him in the future when promotion is For Family settrng 11p of such a centre. He has had two oilcrs of loâ€" ported the police commit- tee was gravely concerned about the matter but ohâ€" .iccted to the term "triggerâ€" hapm’" being used when a young man carrying out his duty makes a mistake in judgment. ”The constable is young. impulsive and made a mis- stall. Along with these sizeable cations for it and a committee is being set up to work on it. protects. the branch contin- As well as these important ucs to spread information projects. the assoeiation will about mental illness through again hold a one day iu-scrâ€" distribution of literature at vice training session for meetings. displays in lihrar- teachers in the new year. ies and the providing of This will be conducted by speakers for church. school Dr. W. Hughes. head of and service club meetings as the psychiatric wing of the requested. A newsletter Newmarket Hospital. and his edited by Elizabeth Kelson South West Plans Sunk By OMB inecd oi storm sewers w huh Couruil did not discuss the they had been unable to obtain board‘s decision. as the mayorI and he objected to the expendifi explained members would needI ture being made in the south-I time to digest its contents andI west section where the resi- Ireasons and consider what they dents were not in favor of theIIfeel in light of the decision proposed work . That the money available un- FIRST REPORT 1956 Ider the Municipal Works As-I I The first engineers report 0n.s sistance Program set aside forI the project was made in 19561 the southwest program will notI In 1963 council ordered an up- be lost to the municipality \vasI I dated report prepared. '1“11eI€\Idem Monday night I sewer report was begun on .I June 27 and presented to earth M h cil in September. 1963. TheIGetS 3 ant S 11'0ad report was begun on Oc- 1tober 8 and presented to coun-I Icil Februarv 29 1964. Engineer-‘ For Stolen AutoI ing costs amounted to app1ox-I imately 3400001111115 second Thomas Gunn. about 35. ofII 11'eport was prompted by 331‘01'Onto was sentenced to threei , jcirange in the policy of the De.Imonths in reformatory when heI partment of Highways whichiappeared in Richmond Hill made subsidies available on aIMagistrate‘s Court Tuesday 0111‘ larger portion of the work andIa charge of possession 'of. at by the availability of moneyIISIOIen 31110- I under the Municipal Works As-1 According to Markham VillageI Isistance Program which car~IPolice. Gunn. who on OctoberI ries a for'giveness clause 130 was sentenced to 30 daysi The plan was {11 at present» and given a three year licence ed to ratepa\e]s on March QI suspension for drunk dr'iiing Iw'hen engineer 5 drawings were led ”11829 110““! 0“ a With made available for inspection chase at speeds UP to 90 mph IHI ov'er a period of several daV.5 a car stolen from a downtownII IKeen opposition was expr'iessed funeral parlor Ito the destruction of numbersI Gunn 10m 0011“ he “'85 an: Iof trees and shrubs and theIalcoholic and asked for help. I Ipioposed pavement \\'idth aI-I Magistrate 0. S. Hollinrake.I though on March 23 a petition. after hearing Gunns lengthy re-I signed by 452 ratepavers in the cord 10! forgery IOIIEFIDE.‘ area was presented to councilI bleak and enter theft andI asking it to seek a loan underIdamage in bOIh CObOUFE andI the Municipal W'orks Assist-IUontreaI dating from 1954 reâ€" ance Program so that neces-1 commended he be given treat-I sarv imprmement in stm-Im men! at the alcoholic centre inI sewers and roads might be un- Mirnrco I dertaken on a modified proâ€" They do EGI results there. gram. I‘m giving mu 3 break ” be; In the months which follow- tom the man 1 ed mod1fications were made Gunn admitted I“ being (“S-I which reduted the numbers of charged from IIOIII the naVyI: trees and shrubs to be sacri- and the a1'm_\1 for his drinkingI _f1(ed.but Louncil remainedIH" said because he was usuallyI adamant on the pmement intoxicated when he had ("om- width of 13 feeII On Julv 61' mitted his past crimes. he didn‘t ratepayers asked some c'omproâ€" recollect half “I them mise on pavement width since AURORA: TI”) A'u1ora councilI they were Generally willing to seats. and possibly three w'illI Fired Revolver Into Air, Constable ls Disciplined take." said "(‘IIIIU-l'f‘f‘lf’ Stanley Tinker. “If none of us has ever made a 1111\- take I will change my mind. but l take a serious view of putting out of a job this young man and taking from him a chance of earning a living at the only job he knows." The rceve replied with the remark. “l have a concern for all families in town. If such impulsivencss happens attain we could well find another young man. father of another young family. dead of a gunshot wound. I believe it to be wrong to keep a constable on our force who has shown this tendency. As for the w o r d s ‘triggcr-happy' l Counselling Service Forccast nl'l‘hornhrli. zines out to members three tunes a ~\‘car telling them of the branch activities. Next immediate will be the annual campargn for Christmas gifts for hos- pital patients. This has grown in scope since its 111- ception five years ago and last year gifts were not only distributed to the approved legion protect can't find an) other term as descriptive of what took place." (‘ouncillor' Lois llauce) stated the constable under- stood there was a suspect in the parking lot and was trying to flush him out by firing a shot into the air. “He knew no one was going to be harmed. It was an error in judgment but I don‘t think we should dis- miss him for that." Councillor Robert Saun- I dcrs said that not too much emphasis could be given to members of the local police force that a revolver is to be used only to save a constable‘s life or the life of a citizen who is in danger. homes 11 hrch vrsrt. but Aurora cnt Ihp boys Ilospital and outâ€"patients of workers at the indig- the to market Hospital. And such was the response to this camâ€" paign that there were also sufficient gifts (0 send along to the Ontario Division oi" the C.M.H.A. for distribu- tion. November 8 Plans A “Remembrance Day Flag" featuring a red pop- py on a white background with the words “Lest We Forget” is flying this week from the flagstaff in front of Richmond Hill Municipal Building. This flag will serve to remind citizens that this Thursday and Fri- day night and all day Sat- urday poppies of remem- brance will be sold in Rich- mond Hill and vicinity. It will also serve as a reminder that Sunday af- ternoon the Town of Rich- mond Hill will. in a service of remembrance. honor its citizens who in two world wars paid the supreme sac- rifice for their country. Speaker for the service at the cenotaph in front of the McConaghy School on Yonge Street South will be Capt. Fred Woodcock of the Canadian National ln- stitute of the Blind. Capt. Woodcock has a reputation as an excellent speaker and will bring a stirring ad- dress in keeping with the meaning of this day of re- membrance. He will also participate in the parade and salute following the service. The opening remarks will be given by Mayor Thomas Broadhurst and Councillor Mrs. Lois Hancey will read the list of those depositing wreaths on the memorial. Thornhaven The lesson will be read by Rev. F. F. Bennett of St. John's Baptist Church and prayers will be said by Rev. R. E. McLennan of St. Gab- riel Anglican Church with Rev. James O‘Neil pro- nouncing the benediction. Mr. O’Neil is chaplain of the Royal Canadian Legion and rector of St. Mary‘s Anglican Church. A parade or Legionnaires. members of the local coun- cil and representatives of other groups will form up at Richmond Heights Plaza at 2:15 p.m. Heading the parade this year will be 12 men of the color guard. These are the only party in the dis- trict to be fully uniformed in military-style. equipped with rifles and who have achieved perfection in their drill. according to Legion President Frank Barrett. The color guard will be accompanied by its mascot and an armed guard will be mounted at the ceno- taph in front of McConaghy Public School during the service. Music for the parade will he. provided by the pipe band of the Sappers' Club and for the service by Rich- mond Hill High School concert brass band. Last Post and Reveille will be sounded by Trumpeter Ronald Robbins. School Fete IPrcacherâ€"Rev, .I. R. F. Moore. I B..-\ M. Th. Rmior‘ of I akefrcld psychiatric wing of the Ne\\’-‘ 7 I Scouts 0 com. 0 TO 0 wonsurr C AND 0 1115.101ch .‘ ST. JOHN’S A N G L I C A N 1 marsh or leo I IAnglicanr HOURS OF SERVICE All Saints‘ Church - King (‘in '10:30 a.m. --1- Morning Prayer ll:l0 a.m. M Sunday School ST. STEPHEN'S CHURCH ST. MARY'S AN(;I.I(‘.-\N CHURCH Richmond Hill Rector: Rev. J. l". O'Neil Assistant Curate: Rev. Donald Bone llaple Sl‘ND A'.\ NOVEMBER 8.1964 The Anglican Church of (anada leNlTi XXIV Rector: Rev. Ramsay \rmitage. ()(tave of All Saints “A" IID'D' . ‘ g 00 a 111 â€"Holy (ommuuiou 8 a. 111. __ Holy t ourmunron l0 '10 a. m. -â€" \lor 111110 P1a\e1 and 11 IllIdIIi (- Morning PravIer'd I Holy Baptism ,ommunron on -n Sunday of monthlat ll BAPTIST RICHMOND HILL BAPTIST CHURCH (A Fellowship Church) 50 Wright Street IC~11111(I1 S1 iionl and Iniant (are I for all ages. 7.00 p. 111. â€"Ev ensouc1 Deanery .\ Y P. \. attending IPreacher Rev. Kenneth Maxted. ‘ L.TI1.. Assistant. St. Anne‘s Classes for all I Toronto (Opposite the High School) Wednesdays M 10 a.m. Pastor: Holv Communion I‘IC‘ \- B- A\I'“”I1 I) D. SUND \Y. NOVEMBER 8. 1961! THE ANGLICAN CHURCH OF H a.m. Subject. "I‘Iie CANADA House of God THE CHURCH of ST. GABRIEL 7 p m. »7 Suhjcll ”IIow (ind Crosby and Bayview Avenues Saves Souls?" Rev. R. E. McLennan 407 Lynett Crescent . TU. 4-4236 ‘I Church. TU. 4-7083 A Friendly Welcome ls Extended to ALL at The Young Church with the Old Message SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 8. 1964 884-3091 8 a.m. â€" Holy Communion . ‘ 9.30 am. â€"â€" Church SchoolI BAII’JélISTSCrl-ITIFIRCH ll ‘7 I0 13 {yea}? ”ICIUISIVEI I (Fellowship of Evangelical a.m. * 1101111ng Prayer I Baptist Churches in Canada) 7 p.m. a Church Parade. Cubs. Guides and Br ownies HOLY 11111111711 CHURCH I26 Church Street Pastor: Rev. Thomas M. Watson 9 Benson St.. Thornhill Thornhill‘ THORNHILL 9-50 am .~ Sunday School Brooke & Jane Streets I‘ll am. 1,, Morning Service . Rector Rev, W1llram lliltz Rev. H. Reginald Howden, 8A., I P‘m- â€"~ Evening Service L Th. Rev. erliam Hiltz I.Rev Fred C Jackson Assistant Guest Soloist: Miss Nan McCachen Supervised nursery at all Lord's day activities MID-WEEK HOUR WED. IEstelle Markham. ARCT., RVIT. I Organist and Choir Director SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 8. 1964 Remembrance Sunday 8 a. m. â€" Holy Communion . 7-30 W“: I945 am. Senior Church Prayer. Pra1se. Brble Study School Classes. Anmversary Services will be 11 am _ Church School held on Sunday. November 8th 11 am.â€"Morning PraV'er with Rev. W111 lliltz as Guest' '7 pm â€"â€" Evening Prayer Speaker Young Peoples Programme in IA WARM WELCOME AWAIIS 1 Parish Hall 7,. W YOU Preacher for the day I . The Rector S'I JOHNHSBAPTIST CHURCH Wednesday Richmond Hill 110.30 a m ~ 11011 C (Convention of Out and 9116’ 3 ommunion minister: Rev 1:. F Bennett 1Meeting in the Public Library Auditorium I9: 45 a. 111. Sunday School 11 am. â€"â€" Worship Service; Junior Church 8.1 Nursery For small children A Cordial Welcome to All 7‘" I { EMMANUEL 1 ANGLICAN CHURCH Mackay Drive - Richvale â€"- I Rev. K. A. Thatcher I 1 1w. 5-6789 I I Richard Leach. A.R.C.T.. 1 1 Organist | TRINITY XXIV I. FREE ST. MATTHEWS I liNlTED CHURCH 325 Crosby Avenue F. James Burn. 8A.. B.D. Tl'. 4â€"5526 SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 8. 1964 Rev Il0..'10 a.m. Worship Service iBaby CareI 9.05 a.m. Sunday School Primary and Junior 10.30 a.m. â€" Nursery Kinder~ Ear'tcu Iil.45 a.m.-7- Senior H p.111. -- Intermediate UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA MAPLE CHARGE Minister Rev. Ralph C. Williams. ILA. SI'NDAY. NOVEMBER 8. 1964 Maple â€" Sundat School IW'orship Scrwice ll a.m. I Iunior Congregation I Kindergarten and Nursery .\ welcome is extended to all THORNHILL UNITED CHURCH .Rcv. A. l. Higgins. B.A.. n.0, Rev. \eals. Assistant Ministel SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 8.1964 9.45 a.m. Senior Sunday ‘ School Nursery and Sunday School 1Ill a. m. â€" Morning Worship For further information call AV. 5-2131 9:45 a.m. 1 ll a.m. Junior Other Denominations RICHMOND HILL METHODIST CHURCH Corner of Elmtvood and Ruggles I Rev. A. .l. Slater. Minister ‘SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 8. I964 10 am. â€"â€" Sunday School for all ages “Vote Sunday School" . Drive 11:30 a.m. ~ Morning Worship 7 p.m.mâ€"Evening Service 'Wed. 8 p.m.â€"Prayer Meeting Church of the Light and Life Hour CKFH. 5 p.m. Sunday For further information call 884-7097 ' GORMLEY ' UNITED MISSIONARY CHURCH I . Rev. L. K. Sider. Pastor ISUNDAY NOVEMBER 8 1964 9lst Anniversary Services 9.45 am Rally Day Sunday 1School with story-message by 'IRev. Wm, Shantz of Kitchen- er and music by the youth choir. SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 8. 1964 THORNHILL 11 am. and 7.30 p.m. Anniver- Remembrance Sunday BAPTIST purge“ Isarv Services. Guest preacher 8 a.m. â€"â€" Holy Communion (Convention of Ont. & One.) In?“ \\'. -‘\- SIIBIIIZ1 DISIr'Ct .930 a.m. »â€" Senior Sunday Stop l7.Yonge Street ISUPE‘FIDIOWIPHI 8nd musrc by 1 School Rev. Minion Johnston, 0.0., 1 the liisey Male Quartet 111 a.m. â€" Morning Prayer . Minister “The Word For The World" and “my Communion 1Mrs. ('ameron Andrew. Organist BRETHREN INSECT-[RIST ll a.m.“.lunior Sunday School III 31m1 â€" Senior and lntermed- CHURCH 2,30 p.m.â€"-â€"Conf1r111ation Class late S(hool ' Wm Vanderbent, Pastor 7 13m. â€"â€" Evensnng 1‘ a'm- “ 'IIIIIIOI SCIIM‘I and ITel.: Richmond Hill. TU. 4-3155 Nursery I11 3 m. ,_ Morning Service County IWLUTHERAN I I ST. PAUL‘S LUTHERAN I C / E f Bavviéhliufighlue I Dunc, rle S AinfiretarE.Cii‘;:s.SIE.A. 5., Heise Hill (Gormley) 110 a. m. â€" Sunday School am â€" Worship Service 7: 30 p. 111 ~â€" Evenlng Service Wed. 7. 45 p m. â€"Prayer Meeting Vaughan (3rd Can. 2 miles north of Concord) 11.15 a.m. â€"â€" Worship Service Concord at Public School I York C'Ountv Council lhrs 3'0" STM" Pastor Rev. kln'élsiglssgbzl’astor week is holding its year-end‘ 834 5264 0 SundaV School round-up of reports from 1131-..Ralph Ma1khaIm Organrst and. It 2;: : Worship Service ious departments at work for (.horrmaster 8 ppm __ prayer Meetin‘ [I19 past 12 ll’lOlTlITS. ISUNDAY. NOVEV‘BER 8.1954 As of November 3. five ol'I9.30 a.m. â€" Sundav School and the 14 county municmalilies“ Bible (lass had paid their 1964 levies in 11 am M WOI‘SIIIP SCIVII'!’ Nursery Provided H Young people. lull and two had paid 011 Hcâ€"I -1 count and received a discount 1 p.m. of 412% to December 20. ' lues. Roy Nigh. Pastor Tel.: Gormley 5544 Oak Ridges. Aubrey Ave 11120 a. m. â€"â€" Sunday School Ill: -30 a m. â€"â€" Worship Service 7:30 p m â€"â€" Evening Service 1 I .4 ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH Tues. 8 pm -â€" PnayerMeeting (2 miles south of Maple) *SEVENTH- DAY Rev. E. Lange. B.A.. B.D1 ADVENTISTS CHURCH SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 8. 1964 C. R. Neill. Minister :0 along with most of the he contended in the December York County. accordrng m' IplannIed “WI“ . ,5 elections. Vlayor Clarence (“U"CIII‘" Rom” 53m“ IDavis will run for his second df‘l's expressed his ODDOSI~ Iterrn and Reeve Wm H. stod- a head start on their Ch1istmas Attracts Large Crowd hundred people :0! on as 1011501 atlon prrzes 1n the repo1t Tuesday had Paid ”III, 591913] , quilt and afghan draws l‘he to various commutees and 01'- ”0" ‘0 “king ”'3‘ a "0‘" 1da1'i is also expected to run‘shoppmg when they attendedquilt consolation prrze went to‘EélflIlf'IIIOns an amount IQISI- 9145 a.m. ”I Sunday School and Meeting every Satutrday "I ratepayers he ("5138115- Iagam. Deputy-reeve 311‘s. .lean the annual bazaar of ’I'I10rnl'rav Mrs (" Stapler. 136 May A1-te Iling 32-529 565 and protrded B'bIe CI“? . . Elgtn M'IISYW“ Street "I “'I‘“ because 0f ”19 I‘MOHai and Councillor Stewartiven School for Retarded Chilâ€" 1111c. Richmond Hill. and the Ifllllds I01 mad building 0f 51 ~ 11 am- "ITIIIE‘ SP'VIt‘e 11",) mile westwof h'ongservice widespread disapproval of lPatrick will also stand for re- dren held last Saturday at the'afghan consolation mile to 910 000 A,_bfli§e_lLI)Eflqu_ _I9:"0 a.m. -' $053,151 School the project by ratepayers election. but neither I]a\e an-1sci1ool _ Mrs, 11 Stoddart. 55 Thom/1.1 The county pays for the-1 10:30am. ,. {L} _ i“ the 3"” “01“le in What (aPaCiIY Hand kmt artrcles for in; bank Rd. l‘.hornhill maintenance at 90 cents a day PRESBYTERIAN 1 (‘ALVARY CHURCH ’ ._ fants. children and adults Draw prizes won at the tea IOI juvemles commuted to RICHMOND HILL found a ready sale. as did hand court were as follows a purse training schools and IIIIS ‘0 far. RICHMOND HlLl 90 Hunt Ave.. Richmond Hill Driver caI‘EIESS, NOl Dangerous made aprons. Christmas tree “0" I11 Mrs, 1'06” 003‘“ 4111mm 13111111111 I" “member H enrstTFnriN ('HI'EL'H “II““M WIII' ”I" Sememm ' dccoratrons and many other at~ Bent Cresc. Richmond llili. a $4329 .- .1. I . Rev. Al. N. Hepburn. Minister Assem1bll1cs4 ggaganada \ . - “active and practical items pair of men's hand knit socks. . _ .. _ . Mrs. Vera Diamond , . "f ‘ Maglstrate Rules In Fatal Crash Within slightly more than an Miss Mabel Fleming. Toronto; lemsm ‘IIIalUfh II‘ong III” Organist and Choir Leader “NO“ Rev. PDA‘Y Sorenson 1 hour of the opening. the bake bath crystals donated by Kres- h? the guest wed e1 ,II. en'sUNDAY. NOVEMBER 8. 1964 SUN A 1 l 'table had been completely ge‘s. Miss Patricia Dwyer'. 450 York County s 104111 warden 945 am ,1. Sundav School 10 am. -â€"â€" Sunday Schooh " Markham man “I“ Mâ€" 1” ”HIE.” 11111111115: order. cleaned out The candy table North 'I‘avlor' \lills Drive Rich- “' H' Ruthertord “2mg of I I I and Bible Class ‘1 a.m. _ N 01'sh1p ServrceI quitted of darracrous (11111111: lie sard he was only able to manned and stacked 1161119 “I mood ”I“ and the Subbeam Vaughan ’lownship IS honored 11 am __ \lornin" \\'orsbip 7 PM "‘ Evangelistic Servrce after an accident .\11211~'l H on lr'avc] at about 30 mph He said Ranr'er comp'uiv II.» aIQD (loll .l ,\ I’1'1ce 4-17 Fernleigh Flidah’ “IgI‘I BI the King Ed‘ ‘ ' Rerrrcmliraut'e TUESDAY _ ' . . ~ .1 . . .. - . . . .. . . " ‘ " ‘ ' ‘ i ' . - - ~ 3.30 .m. â€"â€" Prayer Meeting llrflhwax 1 \.1111I1 (IdllllCII the he saw the P1111112.“ (a1 ahead out 111 verv slim-1 order (‘Il‘l'ltn chhmond I'lrll, \\a1d HOIf'I' 11 am , Nur'ser'v Departmcnl p AY life oi" Richmond ll1ll 111111'11- of 111111. "11 stopped and then Occupnri: a pmmmerrl pow The 19.1. 11111111 was coilir'rbui- About 300 people are cxpec- I I ' ' ' ‘I (IFIIIdm I< Hour WWII” 'I'OIIIIHI'd I‘IIIII‘THI' but siar'lerl III‘ 3331“ 311d III?“ Hon 111 one of ilre moms was ed In the Irrembers of the Don ”3d m attend, a bum" “fwd R'l'. \NI)REW‘S II p m I II“ ICU» ._ 7 was convicted and fined $150 stopped \\1tlrorrt am' ugnals ‘ He II“, Im elv appliqucd qurlt :11 camel I'mrrmumtx Ladies Club according In master OIIDIN; PRESBYTERIAN (‘Hl'Rt'l-l IRICHVALE GOSPEL CHAPEL and rm“ I‘m ”“01"“ d'AI‘II“; ”Id be “a“ unable I” a‘OI‘I IIII‘ 'he "Rose of Snaimr' ric~1111 who not 1111I1. Shrouded and ”30m" Illeme II 0 D3 I C ’ \laple, Ont .. 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