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November 15 was observed as Bible Sunday when the service was conducted by the Rev. F. B. Keys. former audio-visual sec- retary to the Upper Canada Bible Society. He spoke on the origin of the British and For- eign Bible Society, and of the immense task of translating the scripture into the many thous- ands of different languages. In Canada alone, bibles are need- ed in seventy different lang- uages. This task is carried on by dedicated workers and can only be continued with the con- stant financial support of all Christians. The spread of com- munist literature, at well be- low cost price, makes the task of the Bible Society urgent and demanding, he said. The WA executive for 1965018 lnnlversu‘ is as follows: Mrs. A. Lennie, chener Blptlfl president; Miss G Stevens. vice- The annual president; Mrs. R. Cowie, 2nd WA was held vice-president; Mrs. J. Calvert, Mrs. A. MCLe secretary; Mrs. J. Smith, treas- 17 with a very Mrs. W. Yeo led the devo- tional period and prayers were offered by Mrs. H. Evans and Mrs. M. C. Johnston. Colored slides on Bolivia, with a taped commentary were shown by Mrs. J. Martin. The Bolivian Christians waste no time in spreading the gospel once they have received the good news of salvation, Bie reported. Discus- sion followed, concern being ex- pressed over the recent revolu- tion in Bolivia. In the financial report Miss H. Stringer an- nounced that the current giv- ings to missions were wall above that of last year. Dr. and Mrs. M. C. Johnston were at Kitchener for the week- end of November 15 where Dr. The members of the Anna Buck Mission Circle enjoyed a delicious chicken curry dinner, prior to the November meeting. held at the home of Dr. and Mrs. M. C. Johnston. Mrs. E. Mrs. M. C. Johnéto'n. M115.“ E. Twine and Miss G. Stevens were hostesses and were warm- ly thanked by President Mrs. T. C. Lawson. CHAS. HOOPER Election y, Monday, ecember MILLS! 0 LET’S TRY FOR ANOTHER TAX REDUCTION IN 1965! 0 THREE TAX INSTALMENTS WITH A DISCOUNT 0 A 5-YEAR BETTER ROAD PROGRAM . MORE PAVED ROADS WITH A GREATER GOVERNMENT 0 I PROMISED YOU A TAX CUT IN 1964 â€"â€" YOU GOT IT â€"~ 1.7 SUBSIDY . BETTER SAFETY PROGRAM FOR THE TOWNSHIP . MORE TRAFFIC LIGHTS -- PROTECTED RAILWAY CROSSINGS . MAINTAIN PRESENT HIGH STANDARD OF POLICE PROTECTION 0 IMPROVE THE FIRE PROTECTION SERVICE . KEEP SERVICES UP â€" TAXES DOWN 0 GIVE INDUSTRY MORE INCENTIVE TO LOCATE IN THE TOWNSHIP For Cars Or Information Election Day, Phone 297-1984 Thornhill Organizations Have Busy Schedule MARKHAM LEADS THE WAY ~LET’S KEEP IT THAT WAY! The south group, under the leadership of Mrs. H. Burling- ton, had charge of the pro- gram. They had on display some novel and practical ideas for Christmas gifts and decor- ations. There was also a gift stall of sewing. preserves and baking. Mrs. W. Raeburn led the devo- tional period, leading thoughts to the Son of God who came “not to be ministered unto, but to minister". This was the ex- ample she said. which mem- bers should strive to follow. Re- freshments were served by members of the south group. Johnston was guest speaker for the anniversary services at Kit- chener Baptist Church. The annual meeting of the WA was held at the home 0 Mrs. A. McLeod on November 17 with a very good attendance. President Mrs Lennie express- ed her appreciation of the won- derful support she had received during the past year. She had encountered many difficulties. but found the fellowship of the church and the WA a source of great strength and comfort. In the theme: “Where are we go- ing and how?" there did not appear to be much progress, but with a united effort. she felt much more could be accomp~ lished in the coming year. In the social convenor's re- port, Mrs. A. McLeod told of the activities of the catering com- mittee who had avery success- ful year financially. Treasurer Mrs. J. Smith. reported a slight drop in income over the past year. Quin-tan: Mrs J Pahmrt Regis College. Panelists were Miss M. Rainboth, president of} St. Edwards CWL and Mr. T.{ McCormick, guidance counsel-1 lor for Markham District High; School. The moderators were leaders from the various chur- ches in York County: Mrs. J. Mallon. St. Lukes. Mrs. J. Law- lor, secretary for the region; Mrs. L. D. D'Agostino and Mrs. J. Dione, St. John Chrysoston Newmarket; Mrs. R. Bell and Mrs. J. McCarthy. St. Patricks, Markham; Mrs. J. Heard, pre-. sident York County region: Mrs. C. Bettles. and Mrs. J. Holton, St. Mary Immaculate. Richmond Hill; Mrs. D. Rey- nolds. Mrs. J. Daley and Mrs. R. O‘Toole, Our Lady Queen of the World, Richmond Hill East: Mrs. L. Dalrymple. Our Lady of Grace, Aurora. Mrs. A. Noble, Sutton, spiritual convenor for the Diocese of Toronto. closed the workshop. The theatre night has been changed to February 5 when parents at the dance held fol-was held on November 29 and lowing the ceremony. it It I 1' Senior Citiaens At the last meeting of the senior citizens. Rev. 1“. C. Jack- son announced that Mrs. Thom- pson had sold her home and would be leaving the district. making it impossible for her to take office. Harry Mizen con- sented to remain in office for the rest of the year. Final plans for the Christmas dinner were made. The ladies of the United Church are kind- ly giving the dinner. Members are asked to be at the hall by 12.45 pm. on December 16. Following the dinner there will be carol singing and a Christ- mas party. On December 18 a bus tour to see the Christmas lights has been arranged. Members are asked to be at the United Church parking lot by 6.45 pm. Bus leaves at 7 pm. For further information please telephone will be held again on December 6 from 2 to 6 pm. The minis- ster. the clerk of session, the treasurer. the chairman of the committee of stewards, ‘thc chairman of the Christian edu- ‘cation committee. the Sunday lschool superintendents the pic- sidents of the men‘s organiza- tion. the UCW, the couples tCIUb. the young adults. the YPU. 'jthe Hi-C and their counsellors 1and especially the wives and husbands of any of these offi- cers, are cordially invited to at- tend. The bible study and prayer group meets every Wednesday at 10 am. and would like to welcome any interested new members. At present the group is undertaking a study of “God and His Purpose." the adult ba- sic book of the new curriculum for this year. The members are concerned with the sick and shut-ins of the church. For fur- ther information please phone “Lina. nf Th. mam» mm 1,. Mrs. L. D. Waker at 285-7047.,285-5735. In the social convenor‘a re- port. Mrs. A. McLeod told of the activities of the catering com- mittee who had every success- ful year tinancialiy. Treasurer Mrs. J. Smith, reported a slight drop in income over the past year. Secretary Mrs. J. Calvert, presented her annual report in the form of a broadcast (tape recorded). A message inviting people to share in the activities of Thornhlll Baptist Church was well spoken by Ian Calvert, and Mrs. Calvert reviewed the high- lights of the past year in a novel and interesting manner. St. Luke‘s Roman Catholic Many Thornhill ladies at- tended the spiritual symposium held November 15 at Our Lady Queen of the World Roman Ca- tholic Church in Richmond Hill East. conducted by the York County Region of the CWL. Chairman for the symposium was Mrs. J. Bryan. The speakâ€" er was Father La Pierre of St. Polls Open 10 a.m.â€"8 p.m. THIS PLATFORM FOR '65 Offers The Ratepayers 0f Markham Township lie Sergeant William Shearn of Markham Township Police com- mented on a safety film which he showed at the meeting. Lyn Evans of the staff of TSA 1 gave an informative talk on the new mathematics course now be- lng taught in the schools. some Woodland Home and School Association Two members of the board of TSA 1 Markham. Brian Leon- ard and John MacKay, attend- ed the November 19 meeting of the Woodland Home and School Association. They announced that a senior school wing will be built at Woodland for use in September./1965. Sergeant William Shearn of Markham Township Police com- mented on a safety film which he showed at the meeting. Lyn Evans of the staff of TSA 1 gave an informative talk on the new mathematics course now be- ing taught in the schools. The next meeting will be held December 14 when the school Holy Trinity On November 29 at the even- ing service there was a church parade of Brownies, Guides, Cubs. Scouts and Rovers. The Trinity Teens and Twenties met in the parish hall after the ser- vice. The closing session of the study group was held in the reception room. Used toys are being col- lected by Trinity Church, King St. East. Boys and girls are asked to take their used toys to their Sunday school classes on December 6 and arrange- ments will be made to de- liver them. On December 6 the young adults will meet at the home of Mary Carswell. The next meeting will be held December 14 when the school choir will sing and children‘s art work will be on display. The school board will also be pre- sent. The theatre night has been changed to February 5 when “Lilies at The Field" will be shown. The dancing classes were re- ported going very well. They are conducted by Marilyn and Frank Rodwell of the Rodwell School of Dancing, Willowdale Graduation exercises were held November 27 when mem- bers of the 1964 graduating class were presented with pins and awards. Refreshments were served to the boys and girls and their The Christmas pageant will be held December 13 at 5 pm. Preparations are being made for this beautiful portrayal of the Christmas story. All mem- bers of the parish should plan to be present, and remind the children to take their white gifts. At the last meeting of the senior citizens. Rev. F. C. Jack- son announced that Mrs. Thom- pson had sold her home and would be leaving the district. making it impossible for her to take office. Harry Mizen con- United Church Rev. E. J. Heuer of the Can- adian Bible Society, was guest speaker at the morning service on November 29. The “Cedar Glen At Home” ster, the clerk of session, the treasurer, the chairman of the committee of stewards.,tl1e chairman of the Christian edu- cation committee. the Sunday school superintendents the pre- sidents of the men’s organiza- tion. the UCW. the couples club, the young adults, the YPU, the Hi-C and their counsellors and especially the wives and husbands of any of these offi- cers, are cordially invited to at- tend. Initiation meeting for the Ex- plorers was held December 2. All juniors are welcome. Direct inquiries to Mrs. D. J. Davidson 285-1654 or Mrs. S. MacKay 221â€"1241. November 24 the Kugo Cub Pack of lst Langstafi visited the Willowdale Fire Depart- ment. Four ladies of the lst Lang- stan Ladies’ Auxiliary attendâ€" ed the York Summit District Conference at St. Mary’s. They were Mrs. C. Hutchinson, Mrs. S. White, Mrs. A. Anhorn and Mrs. M.. Dnckwonth. On December 6 a travelogue on-Palestine will be given by Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Naylor. This is said to be one of the finest travelogues on Palestine ever made. Native music plays in the background as Mrs. Naylor leads the audience through the scenes of Palestine. Take the children. it will help them greatly to ap- preciate Christmas. Length of showing is 45 minutes. On December 6 at the morn- ing service Rev. A. I. Higgins’ subjeét will be “The Virgin Birth.” lst Langstaff Cubs and Scouts held their annual father and son banque‘t at the Lions Hall on November 18. Brownies ind Guides A special service will be held December 13 at Emmanuel Church at 11 am. The laying of the cornerstone of the new church will be held. Local clergymen will be in attendance at this special event. Bowling Team standings in the East Richvale Mixed Bowling Leaâ€" gue as of November 24 are as followsi Ringadlngs 50, Spooks 45, Hy-Flyers 39, Loudones 37, Beatles 36, Silents 35, Blew Angels 34 and Hawkeyes 32. Silver dollar winners were Irene Gillespie 769 and Dick Colvin. Other three highs were John Vos 755, Ross Tripp 717, Barbara Hilton 696 and Doreen Oakins 692. Bowlers don’t for- get to come and bring your friends to the Christmas bowl- ers' dance on December 19, at the Lions Hall, Centre Street East, Richmond Hill. The UCW’s Christmas dinner was held on December 1 in the auditorium. Christmas gifts for mental patients were collected. A reminder to all mothers of lst Richvale Guides and Brown- ies of the potluck supper on December 14 at the home of Mrs . Purvis, 526 Carrville Road. All mothers will be phoned prior to the supper. Church News Cubs and Scouts School A general meeting will be held at Roselawn School on December 7. Speakers for the evening will be candidates for the school board in the elecâ€" tion of officers for Vaughan Township. Everyone in the area is asked to attend. Social Mr. and Mrs. J. Rukaruck with son Timmy and daughter Jacqueline of Oshawa, spent Sunday with the Graines on 16th Avenue; Parents are reminded of the Santa Claus parade Saturday morning in Richmond Hill. It starts from the Walter Scott School on Markham Road at 10:30 am. and proceeds to Richmond Heights Centre. PINDER BROS. LTD. STEEL LINTELS I BEAMS Richvale News FABRICATING To Custom Specifications 2 Otonobee BA. 1-3344 Kept in Stock Portable Crane Service STEEL Correspondent: Mrs. Anne Hewitt, 78 16th Avenue TU. 4-7645 ELECT Stanley R. Patterson FOR REEVE Polls will be open at the pl aces listed below from 10:00 am. until 8:00 pm. on Monday, December 7th, 1964, for the election of Reeve, Deputy-Reeve, One Councillor for each of the Wards 1, 2 and 3 and for five Trustees for the Town ship School Area of Markham No. 2. WHO HE IS: IXPERIENCE: PROGRAMME: LEADERSHIP POLLING SUBDIVISION 16 25â€" 14Aâ€" Lots 10 to 20 inclusive in Concession 5, excepting those parts within the limits of the Police Village of Unionville ___________________________________________________________ 14Bâ€" All lands lying Within the limits of the Police Village of Unionville. #_________-_«___-fi_-.._--__-__-_fl 15 â€"â€" Lots 21 to 35 inclusive in Concessions 2 and 3 __.___ To The Municipal Electors Of The Township Of Markham 1 â€" Comprising lands in Registered Plan 2446 in the First Concession 2 _ Lots 27 and"éé‘fESHEééQESH'i;132325;; lands in Reg- istered Plan M-841 and 4824 ___._.____.____â€"_ 3Aâ€" Thornhill Police Village _.__._____ 3Bâ€" Lots 29 to 33, inclusive in [Concession 1, excepting those parts within the limits of Thornhill Police Village All persons interested are hereby required to take notice and gavem themselves accordineg born on a farm in Middlesex County family man with four children Chartered Accountantâ€"partner in the firm of PatterSon. Klymas and Co.. Chart Secretary of Sunday School Association of Markham Township I Many years in interdenominational religious education and an active churchmhn Twelve years on public school board in Markham Township (chairman of the‘bolrd for ten yearl) President of Public School Trustees Association of Markham Township for five years Twenty-five years in active farming Three years production in creamery and dairy Twentyâ€"five years in public accounting and business management Director of several successful private corporations. MANAGEMENT THROUGH COUNCIL NOT COMMITTEE co-operation with school boards for better education and planning 4 a centennial projectâ€"a public library system in Markham Township for the use of all its citium and schools a progressive road building programme encourage citizens organizations for public interest co-operate in conservation DEVELOPMENT WITH INTEGRITY LAWS UPHELD â€" RIGHTS RESPECTED Lots 1 to 7 inclusive, Concession 6; Lots 1 to 8 inclusive, Concession 7; Lots 1 to 9 inclusive, Concession 8. ex- cepting any part within the limits of the Village of Markham ~__ __ N Lots 8 to 15 inclusive. Con. 6. excepting that part there- of in Unionville Police Village; Lot 9. Con. 7. excepting that part Within the limits, of the Village of Markham Lot 16 to 25 inclusive, Concession 6: Lots 14 to 25 inclusive. Concession 7; Lots 14 to 25 inclusive. Con- Comprising Registered Plans Numbered M-835, M-841, M-842, M-862, R-617, 4824, M-950 and Lot 26, Concession 1E _______________________. Lots 34 to 39 inclusive in Concession 1 Lots 51 to 60, inclusive, Concession 1 _Lots to 10, inclusive in Concession 2 and Lots 1 to 10, Residence of Jack Curtis 1nc1u51ve in Concession 3 _____________________________________ __ 47 Greenlane (first house west of RR.) Lots 1 to 10 inclusive in Concession 4 and Lots 1 to 9 Residence of Colin A. Hood inclusive in Concession 5 ________ West Side Kennedy 8d" half way 13.6 Lots 16 to 3 those parts ville Lots 1 to 3 inclusive in Concesélon 2 (including all lands i611 R)egistered Plans Numbered M-896, M-899. M-941, 350 Lots 40 to the S 1/2 Lot 44, inclusive in Concession 1 €e§sioh 8, rexcepting those parts Within the limits of the Village of Markham “-___________________ Lots 26 to 35 inclusive in Concessions 6. 7 and 8 .â€" Lots 21 to 35 inclusive in Concessions 4 and 5 Lots 11 to 20 inclusive in Concessions 2, 3 and 4 Lots s 1 to 15 10 inclus 5 inclusive. Concessions 9 and 10, excepting Within the limits of the Village of Stouff- i inclusive. Concessions 9 and 10: and Lots sive, Concessmn 11 FOR EXPERIENCE FORESIGHT AND PLANNING THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill, Ontario. Thursday, Dec 3. 1964 21 Concession 4 and Lots 1 to 9 Residence of Colin A. Hood West Side Kennedy Rd., half way his tween 14th Ave. and Steeles Ave. Concessions 2, 3 and 4 M“... Community Hall Buttonville Your Candidate For R E E V E MARKHAM TOWNSHIP WARD TWO WARD ONE WARD THREE For information Call 297-1226 Vote December 7, 1964 Polls Open 10 am. to 8 pm. Alissa’s Beauty Salon 7051 Yonge St, Highland Park Residence, E. S. Taylor 86 Glencameron Rd., Doncaster Thomhill Library 10 Colbourne SL, Thomhill York Farmers’ Market 7509 Yonge St., Thomhill (South end of building) Residence, Clarence ThOmpson 103 Highway No. 7, Langstaff Love’s Garden Centre 9201 Yonge St., Richvale, at Stop 22A Residence, Stan Leno Elgin Mills Residence. J. GordOn Forgie Mount Joy / Residence. Wm. Grove Dickson's Hill Residence of M. Ryan Lot 6. Northwest Car. 14th Ave. and 10th Line Premises, James Cowan Mangolia Kennedy Clinic Kennedy Rd.. South of No. 7 Highway Henderson St. Public School Veterans’ Hall Unionville Veterans’ Hall Unionvllle Community Hall Victoria Square Community Hall Victoria Square Residence, Mr. & Mrs. Frank Davie! Lot 5. Concession 3 East (Car. 14th Ava. Bayview Glen School and 7th) . C. T. CRISP, Returning Officer. PLACE Chartered Accountant: S TA BI LI TX