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Sunday Services 9.45 a.m. â€" Sunday School Yonge at Vaughan Richmond Hill 8 â€"â€" Holy Communion 10.30 ~â€" Morning P r a y e r “HELP” Sunday, preacher Rev. MAPLE ALLIANCE CHURCHT (Convention of Ont. 8:: Que.) Rev. Richard L. McPhee Nursery Provided . Pastor: Tom Cowan MA. BD. SUNDAY. MARCH 14. 1971 inary in Toronto. 8:00 p.m. â€" Ecumenical Service 10 a.m. â€"- Bible School Supervised Nursery at Sunday ST. ANDREW‘S ‘ 7 Con. VAUGHAN TWP. 271 Centre Street Thornhill. Ontario 9:30 a.m. - 11 a.m. Seniors 8 pm. SUNDAY. MARCH 14. 1971 _9.30 a.m. ~â€" Chlll‘Cll School ‘Alistcr Bf. BD. l‘For further information 222-2200 RICHMOND HILL "The Singing Snider Family' call Guest Minister, The Rev. L. H. FREE METHODIST CHURCH THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill, Ontario, Thursday. March ll, 1971 15 [Church Must Get Into The Community To Survive l l t t t t Continued from Page it No one will argue, he conâ€" tends. tllat the women of the “The women of the church should have Inembers on all The church's ministry is changing in many areas. and autonomous and the mission- ary from abroad is sent to long as the work is done." In 1115 life work he spends sale. “It does not matter what order the auto‘s are brought >f<>1<>l<>k 000 for special projects. such as Camp Big Canoe at Brace- bridge. its share of the levy jcct “Effectively we hale raised of criticism of some of these commitments. and the church any of them. “I do not believe that they provides facilities for family camping and for youth camps. camping as well as family camping. I feel that both are problems are â€" not neces- witli Uiell‘ parents. We try to give them recreation, in~ sight. an opportunity to dis- none. "We set up a program of free and easy program. and It teaches young people to delâ€" come to a vote." lle is strongly opposed to policy to (teal with it." any; pect more from church mem- bers than of others. but I ex- autionecr is like choosing a “This work is \crl' d?- Ilianding. I do a lot of traycl- ling. follow ing the sales." sales in five days.1t is a hecâ€" tic pace to keep ilp. You him to think of establishing a family says Bill. “I know many working just three days a week." ker. “I love to travel. There is a lot to learn. Everything track. Wikiki does not im- press me. It is the people up in to be holy one had to get out fess to bellme to lilEll' daily lives. the church will die." Young people. declares the no-man's land. "They are seeing things a church have made a major for the last phases of de\- cmerforthemselves." Every 5 “ncI :1 . . . . .. . . contribution in all areas of elopment at Cedar Glen. the Camp Big Canoe. he ex- sales in ladiatl’lamand‘oghi‘: 1)I:b.b‘\tm’\ (h‘mlnl‘m‘ haw . church acti\'il.\'. but they Chaplaincy work in hospitals plains. is not just for United for many of the horses sold a 7119;“ Clea] 0f fan". d . {4 .. . . - , should not be relegated to in the prcsbytcr}. illld 11‘ Chm‘Ch People. but for fam- there come to Canada. Hm"? ‘5 a gmwmnonngap' .» m > I the back rooms. the rummage commitment to the Ina ilies. children and young "Most of the sales arr- at “9 belw‘vos' and i" 2‘. h“ A Sales.tcas and bazaars. Grafton Gage housing 1"‘0' People from all fallhs 0" flight. and I may cover four. lends lo we 11mm” m 3 ST. JOHN‘S BAPTIST CHURCH ' THORNHILL UNITED boards of the-church at over." only half the amount needed. swimming. calming. back to have to be free to pick ill? ‘0‘ more “103m ma“ “9 75 Oxford Street “ 'CHURCH decision inclement-91;, and “e hm, to prior...” nature and the”, are new and go at a mmm.s notice- have... he, says of Wm" . Richmond Hill 1 1 Serving Since 1803 >5 x a. There has been a great deal lent people in charge. It is a it is not a good mm. h),- "\'oung people are finally seeing things fairly fresh." ’l‘hcre has not been much gifgesfiflfflficfigfie 884‘8038 _ l PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 12' years. and,up , Nll‘. Walkel‘_ welcomes the has not .VC'I come l0 $1er Plot) their own skills. very good auctioneers who movement in the philosophy P .D S D has n SUNDAyymARCH 14,1911 MAPLE, 031‘. ll a.m. â€"â€"Morning “orslup new trend in foreign misâ€" with some of these, but it “some people hate sileâ€" just “'01‘k pan [mm but I of religion h, 1hr. past {Oh astor'zzk 9'7253“ 0 9.45 am. â€"â€" Sulldai’ SCllOOl AND ‘Cllul’Cll SCllOOl up lo 11 I'I‘al's Sions. where the church of would be a shame (or the gcstcd the camp he sold.“ Mr. have not rcaclled the point hundred years. Mr. Walker ' yll a.m. â€" WOI'Sth Sem’lce 1 ST. PAUL‘S PRESBYTERIAN ‘Mlnistei‘: Rev. Alfred C. Mc- the country sende remains church to have to default on “hike,- said. ~th n has not where 1. can make a “film maintains" Religion has low (led to stagnatc. but the young people are bringing it - -. 630 Pm - Family 59”“? y B F Andrew Minister- ;1 3mm. _EY:liis:lpS::yliild:: wednesaay ReSUNDAY: MARCH ’14. 1971 l889'2131 * work under the authority of will if all of the congrega- this suggestion. * "r 91 * back to life, lmNurse facilisies for both 7'30 p'm‘.” Prayer ,and 81mg 10 a.m. â€" St. Andrew’s Churchlâ€"fiâ€"h .____.. L, the established CliUhCll. lions areicady '10 SUDPOI‘t "Just because the going is . He enjoys the travel that nThe great theologians ry . Study in members homes and Sunday School I ' At home and abload he our commitment. if each and tough does not mean the preâ€" is part of his work. and has thought these things on: hm servlces welcome The Lord‘s Supper other Denominations ‘ feels that it is not the robes. every person recognizes his misc that started the project done some t r a v e I H n g “1‘. Establishment said ‘ .“P' LANGSTAFF .1115 am. _ St. Paws Churchl i the vestmcnts. the outward respoIISIbility. is invalid. We cannot drop a rm- pleasufo‘ 10m visiting the are “m l.oadv for mem'. and BAPTIST CHURCH and Sunday School. RICHMOND HILL 1 ‘5'““301‘” “‘3‘ '5.“"¥’°"‘3“." 93m” .3"; CW?“ h" .9“ 00mm" “‘9'” “a” “at West Indies and the Hawai- we stayed with tlle ’nlder (Fellowship of Evangelical â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"‘ â€"i-~ ’ SEVENTH_DAY "All Should worship In their plalned. is a special molt-ct through. We are duty bound ian islands. “MS... ‘ S “Anyyg Baptist Churches of Canada. THORNHILL PRESBYTERIAX ADVENTIST CHURCH 1 own way Ias long as tlihhlare of \ork Presbytery.“ lit; to fllllll it. and I hope that ' “Life should he a con- BU. “in, modem technoh T' l ‘ t 26 Church Street, Thornhill CHURCH t 80 Elgin Mills Road we“ I happy tlat \yfl}. 1959 giounds completely sulloun by the end of the year we tlnmng experience in doing 0,“ mo mm or hum“ k ANGLICAN I Pastor F C I Pear“ things are not llliportanl as a small lake and the camp will have brought forward and learning." says Bill \\';ll~ Igfl‘k ih'd‘mblml A \nnl.“ . . .. ‘ g‘ .‘ ,1: ‘cr_' siv l and a half years. says Mr. 884-2227 . l9-50 .a'm' â€"’ B'ble scl‘OOI .‘llnlslel‘ ‘11 a'm' _“ Pevme worsmp one day each week at the Mr. Walker said. He admits that he tends to I do is a hobby I lik to "n0 “yalkcr' Redo“ Rev' Dav” MOGM” gaffes attll'l-Oosa'nd. :mlyzllp'b]; The Rm" 0' 1" Evans' BA" “gqnéaqal‘l t' an“) auctions 3‘ the “401" “Camping ls 3 hllgt‘ lh~ be more critical of church and 1 am a inembeei' 0:511ch “Bl” 310' 0‘ people m“? Asst. Rev. Fred Jackson Ped mg ‘1? K"; a}. I I .B.D.. D.D.. Moderator 96th Geii- 73013-1“. â€"' 1339' 1‘ 90 mg auction in west end Metro dusty}, in Canada. Families members than of 50cm”. as Masonic lodge” not been able to reconcile SUNDAY. MARCH 14, 1971 Ml“ Jon" Be Ismllh‘ “lat gem eral Assembly. saturday h l and he compares the work of are more mobile today. and a whole. In travelling. he says. “I lhls m the. “gm Of the” "91‘ Student at cent” Balms em‘ SUNDAY. MARCH 14, 1971 9-30 a-m' “ sabbath SC 00 the church to the auction we are developing youth "I don't know why I ex- try to stay off the {Om-15‘, ‘gwus belle“ They (l0 "013 recognize the value of the edâ€" ucation that is equipping the young people to see these Bob McRae, Secretary of the ALLserélfies ME Fowler, M.A., B.D.. D.D. Corner of Elmwood and Ruggles in, as long as the buyers are ijnpox‘tant, in a day when peer more of them than they the hills that interest me. . ” Primates World Relief and Dc- 7 pm. â€" Inter-Faith Lenten Pastor there and we get the Job youth is not relating to the can give I guess_ u. is the What is their attitude to the things. VEOIPmeN Fund. Fouowed b3" THORNHILL BAPTIST .Sel‘Vlce lRev. David A. Dyer, B.A.. B.D.. dons." family unit. I feel very same with myself. 100. 1 feet people who come to spend a “‘ * * * coffee and “Hunger lIUnCh" 0f CHURCH “You are ‘Velcomeu 884.6629 Part of the church‘s pl'Ob- stroneg that the most inl- I give a great deal less of great deal of money here The Older generation has. some foods prepared for use Stop 17. Yonge Street 889-5391 SUNDAY. MARCH 14' 1971 lom. says Mr. Walker. is that pni‘tal‘ll sociological unit is myself than 1 count“ and to deplete their hahh-al however. done one thing for overseas. (Convention of 0nt.& Que-J I 9.45 a_m_ sundav school people generally expect the still the family unit. but a And although Mr. Walker resourccs‘.” “1950111151. he contends. The Nursery and Church School ‘Rev. Ernest-L. Johns B.A.. B.D. RICHMOND HILL 1'] am_ 1‘ Morning worship church to run on faith. lot of parents do not know makes a living as an alict- Hp “mud like to crop stress on education has ’ p_m. __ Evening Service 884-5816 PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH ‘ Service "But she doesn't run on where their children are. and ioncer. he does not consider being an auctioneer when he. equipped them to see life You‘ll Groups M" 1“ mohardson BA Rev. William Wallace Service of Holy Communion {allh- Sh" “"15 0" “WINS 5‘ h" 01 lht‘m (1001 9V0" it. his lilo-S \\0I'l\’. is 40 and enter the ministry and me Cl‘lll‘Cll in 3 "PW weanesd” . Omani“ and Chom“"‘5t'°" Minister 7 pm. â€"» Sunday Evening “’1' am“ 1“” “ml”? this. care." , llis majorsalcs arc in lilc- or the church. The church “EM ' 10 â€" Holy Communion â€" Layâ€" SUNDAy. MARCH 14.1971 Miss Joan we“. . Gospel Hm”. 3 They have to find-out for v v s ‘1 “(wk and amomohiIMWhh is has a special program rm. “young mop”, a”, "0‘ mm ing on of Hands ;11 aim- ~ WOI‘ShllJ Sel‘VlCE I Organist and Choir Director Tuesday l, lllcmselYES. ll 15 I‘ldtL'lllOUS Ills own church. (‘ontral at Lindsay elel'y Monday for training ministers who come pared to buy the hours pocus 7.30 DJ“. â€"- Communth 591% Speaker: REV- Pel'l‘y Allaby SUNDAY. MARC“ 14, 1971 730 him‘ i Midheek Bible 1 to expect the church to run United Church ill L'nionville. the sales there. and at the from business and the lay of the institutional church as Vii-‘81" Chapel sermon? "After 100 Years 013935 am _. sundav schoo1, Study and Prayer Hour ‘. Without BSSlStallCP from says 11v. Walker. has been stockyat‘ds ill Toronto on world. he explained. it is now. They want to bring TH‘E CHUR‘C‘H‘O‘F‘ST. Mission, What?"_ ’ Junior' and Senior ‘Depts' ‘ weanesd‘ay } the members.“ _ . operating a coffee house for Tuesday. Many new projects are it into the world." GABRIEL THE ARCHANGEL Nursery care and Childrens 11 a.m. _ Morning Worship 6:45 p.111. â€"â€" Christian youth t he suggests that it 15 D05â€" young people. and up to 50 On Wednesday he goes in evolving. and the working The mechanics or admini- Bayview and Crosby classes I Nursery and Kindergarten Crusaders ; sible that the day may come yoqu people are there three the 401 auto auctionsâ€"tile priest is once again coming stration are a‘ bit of a drag. Richmond m" 7_p.m. â€" Lenten Series, Thol‘n- 730 pm. _ Sunday evening Thursday t when the Christian chuich and four nights a week. A only Canadian auctioneer at into his own. he admits, but he sees no Rev. David N. sproule hm preshytel-lan Lenten Service. ELadies. Coffee_cup Bible Study will follow the example of v‘But we are not dealing the sales which are for , “We-are coming full circle other way of handling the 884-4236 WELDRICK ROAD BAPTIST Guest. Speaker: Rev. Charles at 9:45 a.m. i malw JCMSh congmganons “Vllh the 1‘1"” cause' dcalcrs 0m)" 1” lhe Churdl- Paul was a medlamcs or we busmess or Honorary Assistant Rev. Herbert CHURCH Townslev Westminster Presby- Friday “hwh- Charge a feleO-Y mom: Why do the Chlldren have He “065.1101. profess to he tent make“ .and “.19 wow“ the chWe“: Newmmstmm Meet-Us Where weldrick Roadlterian ‘Church- Also Scarbw‘ Youth Rally at Uxbfldge t bcrsltip. and sell tickets for no place tomgo when they an authority in_ any areaâ€"‘ all .had various yobs. They “I sometimes wonder about SUNDAY..MARCH 14,1971 Meets Bathurst rough and Westminster choir. lTalem Night leaving the Church: seats in the synagogue on holy have a home. ' if he is handling Quarterâ€" fulfilled their obligations iii the interminable meetings. LENT HI Rev. B. T. “cspadden’ Pastor Tuesday at 7 pm. days. Camp Big Cahoe is not horses or Herefords he calls the world and attended to but there seems to be no way 3 am - HOlY Communion 384-7359 630p m â€" Brownies Coming March 19 -01 __ PCOQlEj hal’e 10 accept lhE‘ only for the “lost. youth. but. in experts to read the pch- their ministry.” of getting around them. They 10.30 -a m _ Morning Prayer we Preach the Redeemer ‘ ' - Wednesday Weekend of Renewal respo’nSibllity7 of member- [or all young people. . . grecs. and if he handling an- The change came, he seem to be a necessary evil." Ba'by C'aré NUrsery and Church Resurrection, Rapture and 7pm _ Cubs Guest Speaker: ship, Mr. Walker declares. I ‘It gives tlienra holiday in “Que-5.. he consults with a pomts out. with the persecu- And he recalls the story of school {013811 ages Revelation ' ' Friday Rev. J. N_ Paterson But on the other hahd. N011 a Christian setting. and we specialist in_this field. H tion of the church and the the small boy who accompan- wednesday March 17 SUNDAY NARC“ 14 1971 Choir practice __ Juniors 7pm Special Music. cannot ask for money If'yoll try to build in them an 1111â€" '11y spec1alty is people. establishment of monastic ied his mother to an old-time ! v A v ' ' ‘ ' . are not providing a sel'yice. derstanding of what parents‘ he declares, Selecting an orders which contended that. evangelist meeting where the preacher carried on at at St. Gabriel's. 11 a.m. â€" Morning Service DONCA§TER BIBLE CHAPEL Too often. he says. church sarin to accept them, but to doctor or a lawyer, he con- of the world reat len th Father F___._._' Rablns_ofll.P£eacmng SUbJeCt â€" My Goismu bup (Clarke and Willow‘iale Sts-l people have business out of understand them.” tends. The division. Mr. Walker g After lilore than an hour. HOLY-TRINITY CHURCH ply All Your Needs . ' M' ’ h SUNDAY, MARCH 14.197l their Christianity. just as Mr. Walker has a lot of “Thcpersonal choice is im‘ feels, is threatening the the boy grew impatient; and THORNHILL 7 p.111. â€"- Exciting Serv1ce e ISSIOnary UK 9.45 a.m. -â€" Sunday SCllOOl they leave Christianity out of faith in the youth of today. portant. You choose some- very existance of the church. tugging on his mother's skirt. Brooke and Jane Streets sum?“ ‘7, The Tabernade 11 a.m. ~â€" Family SerViCC their business. “I think we will. have a lot one you have confidence in." “People say they are whispered loudly, "Mommy. Rector continued Speaker? M1‘- Howard Hunt He spoke of York Presbyâ€" more success with the young And Bill Walker intends to church members, but if they is this the only way we can Rev. Canon H. R. Howden. B.A. Weanesaay , 7pm. â€"â€" Evening Service tery's commitment of $21.- people than we are having remain a bachelor for awhile. cannot bring what they pro- get to heaven?" L.’l‘h. 8 pm. â€"â€" Prayer Meeting speaker; Dr. Donald Harrison . Mr_ Graham Una-aft LRAM An Old Fashioned Country Wednesday xvllllllllllllllltltllllllllltlllltllttltlllllllltllllllllllllllllllllllllllllltllllllllllllltlllllllllllllllltllllllllllllllllltilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllttllllllllllllllllltlllllllllllltilllllllllllllllllllllllllltlllllllllltllllillilllllllllllllllllltl\llltilllllttllllll\l\\llllll\lltllltllllllllllllllllllllltlllllllllltllllllllllllllhlllllllltlllllllllllllllllltill\llll\llllllllllllllttlllll\\\llllltll\ll'1’ Organist and Choir Director Chum“ 0“ the Edge of the City-,7 I7.30 pm. â€" Prayer Meeting â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€" In Memoriam Verses l W . and Bible Study RICHMOND HILL "' SUNDAY. MARCH 14. 1971 7 9 RICHVALE BIBLE CHAPEL 3RD SUNDAY IN LENT A booklet containing In Memoriam verses may be lUTHERAN Making A New Wave For New Way Jalal Music Group Tours Canada? B a.m. - Holy Communion . (Beverley Acres School) : 24 Oak Avenue. Richvale 10:30 a.m. â€" Morning Prayer _ ST. PAUL’S LUTHERAN Pastor, Rev Andrew P: Jones} SUNDAY, MARCH 14, 1971 l Travelling across Canada During the past two years the promise of a new social order are also expected to strive to: PI‘OCUI'ed \VlthOI-lt Cllal‘gc Preacher: The Rector CHURCH 33445136 '930 a.m. â€"â€" The Lord’s Suppei'isince last October, a rather “out- enrolment of the youth tunder'for those who choose to take it maintain a high moral standard.: at the AdVerti§lng COURâ€" 7100 pinâ€"Community SQl‘Vlce Bayv‘ew Avenue s" . Thursday l1ia.n1.~ Famin Bible Hourlof-themrdinary group called twenty-one) and young people up.” After completing their first tor of “The leel‘al”. 6'3 at ThOl-‘nlllll Pl‘EShYterianl Nef" Centre _St- 7.30 p.m, - Youth Fellowshipfspeaker ._ IVIr. Allan Burrows‘Jalal has appeared in three con- in the Baha'i Community in One phenohlenon which 09. circuit through the four western.‘ l9ng€ St. 5-. Rlchmond Chum“ . . . ‘ Rlchmond m" SUNDAY, MARCH 14. 1971 11 a.m. â€"â€" Sunday School certs before over seventy-five Canada (and around the WOI‘ldllcurs constantly throughout provinces, the Yukon and Nor- Hlll’ 0" we . “'1” be 7330 1’3"" “ Tnmty flee“ and‘The Rev' James 5' Dauphinee'sso a.m. â€"- Family Bible HOUI‘ Kindergarten to Grade 6 andtthousand young _ People“ On has Spread l'apldlyv 011mllmbe?"Baha'i communities is the in- them Ontario, Jalal toured Que- pleased to ma” (me 0" Twennes Pasmr 884'5264 ,. A Sunday School with classes Bible school for gradeS 7 and up March 18 they will beplaying mg that of adults. Its emphaSIS sistent preference of youth to bee where they found that rquest. Telephone 884- We‘lnesa“ . SUNDAY' MARCH 14’ 19‘1 for all ages 7pm. â€" Evening Service ll“ Newmal‘kel at Eleel‘mg C01‘ 0“ unity "1 dly'el‘SIty. world participate in activities of all music has no language barrier.l 1103' 10 a.m. â€"-: Holy Communion 3RD SUNDAY IN LENT 11 am _ Morning Worship Speaker __ Mr. Allah Bun-owsvlege on Prospect Street (closest brotherhood. I universal peace, kinds with an ages and not'Now appearing throughout â€".â€"â€".â€"â€"-â€"â€" Prayer Circle Follows 9.30 a.m. -â€" Sunday Church The Pastor speaks Tuesday performance in this area). global administration. indepenâ€" apart from them_N0T to be anisouthem Ontario, their next em WHAT IS A EMMANUET ‘ SChOOI . _. Tuesday ‘3 pm. â€" Bible Study and In the "spilt" of the rapidly dent mvesngatw“, 0f tf‘lth and exclusive group. Many of these g-agements will take them to 12 YEAR OLD ANGLICAN CHURCH ‘11 .a'm' _‘ The Servme “1th 8 pm. ~â€" Missionary Prayer Prayer ascending musicians. Seals and sénse 0f 0°“?mumtl’l plowcles flyoung people can'speak from ex- Newfoundland and the Mari- FINANCE Cu Mackey Drive â€" Richy-ale fig‘ljl's'egogll‘giléoglmidcd duung Meeting Friday ' Crofts, who gave a free concert :tgytczvgf tzdeglljblt‘xz dfiptefié peritlance ljindt WIEhd compassmg,timfs.tclgnc%luding Wyn}; 13f conE WITH 2 LEGS? . ' ' "' ‘ -.; v. n ‘ __ ' I ~ . - - ~ -- _ H on lequecso rugusean cera aouSIein aiaxa. , , Rev George Young BA BB | Guest Speakei Rey Anna 7 pm. Rlclw ale Junlots iecently in Richmond Hill, du1 same “me, one of the members alcohol. Having tried them. they the time of the annual BahaYiSAHSWBF: 30m, 10ml lecral _ the service .- . __ r - . 889 6789 Wright of Ray Hope Inc. 8 p.m. 101mg Peeples ling a Tel onto engagement at the of Jalal said “while Baha.i is National Convention, being held Carrier on Collection Day. Are Lenten Services l Rev. John Arbuckle. Pastor l Georgetown to tie the best Organist Mrs. J. Keffer and Bible Study. SUNDAY, MARCH 14,1971 5A Warm Welcome Awaits You 9:45 a.m. â€" Sunday Church 2 Mr. Robert Long. Organist Community Wednesday Saturday Riverboat. the Jalal sound is . . . . . underStand the trends 0f mday' . .- - SUNDAY. MARCH 14,1971 Wednesday March .17 at 8 purl8 pm I Lenten service at St. 7 am _ Prayer Meeting New much their own, described .deflnltelyia plan for. the world, In becoming Balms they are this year in that city. at the‘you pi‘epaling to ask him for 3RD SUNDAY IN LENT 5“ “abl‘lers Anglican Cllul‘Ch- Gabriel's Anglican ' by themselves as symphonic 1‘ “list °“€"5.“le Ind‘v‘fdual “Ry not permitted to use either. un-‘end of April. ,8 103"- 11.00 a.m. â€"â€" Holy Communion CHRIST THE KING Week Night Activities H2“? 3'0" always “'3an to‘rockvand by one news reporter to fmd‘ “lthm llmlsel‘ a hfuci less medically recluired and they The free concert in Newâ€"l Please pay your Carrier Junior classes and nursery LUTHERAN CHURCH Iare in members’ homes. Call know more abOUt the Bible? We as “rock music with raison d’ mogy heme,“ hgalrtlgngfilénl now express the belief that market Will begin at 3pm, One Promptly When He Calls 9.30 a.m. â€"â€"- Senior Sunday Royal Orchard Boulevard 884-6136 for further informa-toffez‘ a free cori‘espondehce etre.” All five members, lnclud- M “(e alelnmllgltqone 1132112.; “dope and Other eXtemal CF“? performance only; To collect School _. from Grade 3 Bay Thom Drive “on course. For further information ing four professional musicians mg 131911750313 153 a: ’alt'emafive cites only Ifad to ..de.eper dlsu' a Wednesday Thor-ohm, Ontario Everyone welcome to this new phone Mr. Heidman, 889-3181. plus a general factotumâ€"mast- :2“ use lpreslglg existence and lusionment. Definitely ‘en- , . 3.00 pm. â€"â€" Bible Study and“ Arnold D. lvelgel. B.A., 3.0. Evangelical Church A 1 er of ceremonies” are members murafied to “1‘89"?!” “‘9 ’3." St- Mary S P 31‘ 1311 Hall discussion ‘ pastor â€"â€"â€"~â€"â€"â€"-â€" All rifle come of the Baha’i Faith and from Scene 0f IOdayS me- Bahals Yonoe St N Richmond H-n ST SÂ¥EfmT§CfifiRCH Phone 889-0873 ‘ GORMLEY NOT A DENOMINATION this source have chosen the l 5 ' ’ , , , l ' Maple ‘ SUNDAY. MARCH 14, 1971 l MISSIONARY CHURCH i A CHURCH or THE NEW name Jalal, a Persian word Two New Elders Serve tlttltltlllllllllllllltttilttlllllltltllltlttllttllttlllltttilttllttttltlllllttllllltll‘ (oppOSlte Canadian Tire) The Anglican Church “Canada 9.30 a.m. â€" Sunday Cliul‘ch‘ Rev. H. s_ Baum“, Minister .; TESTAMENT ORDER imeanlng Gloty. i Sivth (warn? nectar: Rev. Ramsey Armita“School grades 3 up 337.5346 l ‘A CHURCH OF CERIST In the autumn of 1970 theylM h I ' ' I ’ NA” DD. ‘11 a.m. â€" Sunday Church SUNDAY. MARCH 14’ 1971 1, Concord Road and K111: ngh uvolunteci‘ed to temporarily w'ith- OImon UK [I I T'On'ight - School Nursery to grade 2 l â€" - , - . Drive ‘draw from career dates in order 8am. â€" Holy Communion . . 9.30 a.m. â€" Family Bible School. , . I , ‘ . . n “u _ Morning Prawn. .11 a.m. â€" Family Worship lwim classes for all ages ‘ CONCQRD lto undertake their present tour. The (,liLiI'ClI'OI Jesus Chiist oi The Legion Mid ets lost Holy Communion on'znd ' ZION‘LUTHEW C’EURCH =11 â€" Worship t MaliaA‘l‘éi'st’é’o imam} 3-" ‘§§1.§;:“8?aéaޤ' Eggs-{333' 53:3}; lfit‘fi“‘;§“;eifffj . 3.1 1...... Jam... EVERY TUESDAY - 8 PM. S . (. - f M l I. _ ,- t l y ‘ _ sem y o 16 _ - ' . _ , . . "may of month at 11 am" 2 “mes south 0 an e) E7 30 p'm' Gospd semce { D. Paterson. Sec. 225-9743 lda. incorporating their own com- as elders with the church in 10W" mesa“ mg“ m MARCH 16 _ 30 Regular Games 320 ‘Wed. 8 p.111. â€"â€" Prayer Meeting the Richmond H.111 ward Elder Edwin Leavitt of Card-l ston, Alberta, and Elder Dwa-j l SUNDAY SERVICES 9.45 a.m. â€" Bible Study (Classes for all) positions and electronic “now” music with a subsequent conâ€" lversation (or rap session) about 1 Share the wealth â€"â€" 1. rainbow â€"â€" 1 pie plate. JACKPOT $500 53 NUMBERS l t of five provincial quarter l filial series at 2'12 games i l BAPTIST each. ' RICHMOND HILL School l1] a.m. -â€" Morning Service the teachings of Balla’u'Llali, yne Simmons of Tempe. Ari- I BAPTIST CHURCH ‘ _ . 7. l7p.m.â€"â€" Communion Service founder of the Baha'i Faith, to zona. are the young men as- This necessitates a sixt! , . ' (A Fellowship Church) “aniline Eggndsteldtiifi‘ciii Gad' ' WBdnesday (those who wish to remain to signed to help the congregation and final game which will Earlyblrds 7.30 p.111. StayJatels 50 Wright Street Fm. Inforlnation "can the Pastor 7.30 pm. Bible Study listen. by letting others know more be played ifi the Richmond __ _ (Opposite the High School) | at 332352;; CAR . L . t about the principles and beliefs Hill Arena tonight (Thilrs- III'l-II.-IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 881-3091 .â€"-â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"-â€"~‘ ‘ R‘Clnléfiggnm) ; ‘of the Latter-Day Saints. V : day) starting at 8 pm. [I H Y A R 1 t. F _ d : SUNDAY MARCH 1-1 1971 l f . . ‘ Among other things, they wil I ave on e a Ive __ rlen . ' . ‘ u ’ "'1 Mlmsmr 9 t 1k .7 b y “The Book Of‘llilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll I E““‘°“°“ “all? Rm" 0‘" Rev. J. H. Paterson, BA, 3.1). STARTS FRIDAY, MABCH 1‘ gforfiwx}? 3"“ bg‘gk relating scrip, . I 9,45 a.m. ._ Bible School [or CALVARY CHURCH Organist anistgofior f music i?- ‘T‘K tut'cs of pro-Aztec civilization Who Needs Nursmg‘ Care : 9-1 HUNT AVE. 1 . . °. ° “ / -. tin Nomi America. ' ‘ __ a“ XlglgsibJfisual presentation RICHMOND HILL , PIISSVDOI'IS Mitchell h l . 4-; ‘ , It tells the steiy of three llllv ‘ and Has Ll'nuted ands : 11 am. ’_ speaker; Re“ EV Spacers: l SUNDAL MARCH 14.1941 ~ ' ‘grations from the old world to 10 Place a Pension, EtC.. I Kennedy ‘ P. A. Sorensen 88-1-4387 10 a‘m' â€"' Involvement “11th -!udrth Crist. New York Magazine .v ' '- this hemisphere and God's deal- I ' ' ings with them. Most important Liberal I . . - ' ' I. V. N.’ R. W. Cnlickshank 884-8963 7 p m speakel Re‘ “ event of “The Book of Mormon" Herod“ z â€"-*â€"-â€"â€"â€"â€" . COLUMBIA PI‘CTL'RES l SUNDAY. [ARCH 14, 1971 , . . ngcrllailmnour follows Even' 10-0 â€"n 1 51“ MATTHEWS UMTED WW5“ v'“ .is the visit by Jesus Christ mg . 0 am. Sunday School ‘ l _ . , . . . Service 11.00 am __ norm-nu womhip‘ _ CHURCH IRVING ALLEN ’ (slionly after his ascensmn in Llas‘Slfled . ‘ - ' ' . . °- 32° Crosby Avenue PRODUCTION ‘ ‘ Jerusalem in 34.11). Wednesday 6.30 p.111. â€" Prayei Time Rev John “cTafish ll These mppwinw were re 8pm. â€" Prayer Meeting and17:00 p.m. â€" Evening Service ‘ _--., r_ , ‘ ,9 . , _ Action Ad Bible Study A Warm Welcome Awaits You! 7 vulnlsmr' 884 39"6 . “’lded 0“ gold min“ b} mg 3.1," _,_ -. LL“. _.. . SLNDAXIMABCH 14! 1911 cient American prophets. In 4-1 11am. â€" \\ orslup Service AD the race keeping the rcâ€" Use one of these three con~ CHURCH SCHOOL cords was destroyed. and the \.emem hats; T H R E E 9‘30 a'm' â€" Ages 6-14 last of their prophets. _\loroni. V 11am. â€"â€" Ages 3-5 buried the records in lip-state 1 . PHONE 884-1105. I I I I I I I I I I I I WELCOME ,New' York. to be l'ccmered and _ _ _11 b I CHRISTIAN RENEWAL -â€"â€"- e - RICHMOND HILL UNITED 3; Smith. founder of the Church of please to aSSISt )‘Ou. ‘ _ . _ , I . CHURCH Jesus Christ of Latter-Day 'lhey are eligible for kind competent I ST Yonge and Centre Streets Saints. It is said that he was . MAIL it to Classified Ads_ I Ministers Ewe-WIN“ HI'CHES ‘ auided by the resurrected u - . -v 0 B x I ' - mm. T < a» 5 ~ I Tile Liberal , P. . 0 . . . The Rev. Robert F. Smith “9",, 3‘0“? .. ; [Prophet )loroni. . - I (longe St. N" Rmhmond H1") 884'1675 ‘ W [FEATURE-\TIHES l L ' ' ' t Elders Leavitt and Simmons 390’ Rmhmond HIIL out. I y . . . . Rev. Alle E. Hallett ‘ ,1 - _ ‘v 1 ~ - g l ‘ <1 23‘ mi<sionaries of , .. . . . I'OR MEN â€" MARCH ll ' 33 & ")4 8891-19126 ihoi'os’rgggbi 6.500.993. 5 fill: ailiiiiich in Ontario and - Bring It to "The L‘l’m‘al in a modern licenced nursmg home I “70MEN â€" MARCH 28 - 29 8' 31 Organist and Choir Leader . . A I. ' I ' Quebec. a part of a ivorl(l-vvidp mine. 63 Yonge Street I : MODERATOR __ REV. BERNARD KELLOG Cl(iordlonoflfl. Féestiliil Saturdav D‘Iatinee at 1 p n] force of some 113.000 missmnâ€" Sumh‘ Richmond mu : I 1 . . , . iurc1 ice 1" , ‘ ' arlcs . a St. Marys invites the whole community to share SEND“; MARCH 14:39” . O...” About 60 pm...“ of h... Ample IF”: Petal?“ m . H I . ‘ I 1 t w = in this spiritual experience 9.45 a.m. â€" Church School . 7 h , . young mcn or the church heâ€" ‘heppd‘e‘j 0‘ Us” - I the Manor is available to Bed 01 l-tnlbu a 01) I MEN‘S TOPICS‘ 9'45 a‘m‘ â€" primary Brlgand 0f lxanda 3‘ . tween 19 and 25 \nluntcer fir l)€:l(le our olllce. : Guests__ Aged 01. C0n\valescent__ recelve psrson- I ' ‘ ' H Ito W 'Id â€" P ‘t 11. A - ' . . two years of missionary \yor'. -. . ' a ' . .. . ' ‘ .l'ous an con- Sunday March "lst at 7 30 p m â€" seinester gliui‘ch SCI‘tOCaJl provram Plrates 0f BIOOd Rl‘ e1 . 101‘ “'thh the“ F909“? “0 1’3“ V " I alugd, plOtevswnal tale m a bpat 14 're : w A ~ - - ' ~ 0 - - c O . ‘ . - ' "THE LIBERAL I genial country home atmosphere on 3 -ac « - v . . 1 Both in Color All Seals 30 T l \ h own time . . Do I know the leal me. for ages 9-13 â€" 9-30 am. e “‘33 59F 6‘ 3‘ t e” I Pu t d e l-lvate accommodaâ€" I Manda . M h 9.) d t S 11 am. â€" Worship Service ’ and expense. _ CL ASSIFIED ADS I estate. Ina e an S ml-p I ‘ 3’ arfi "‘7" a p'm' â€".. Sermon: “Your Humble And n Members of the church in ‘ I tlons. _ I HOW to read people Obedient Servant“ I \ r m Richmond Hill attend meetings Phone 8844105 I ___ __ Stouffvflle I Wednesday March Only at s p m _ Babv Cal-e Provided ‘ D , , . {\l in the Masonic Hall on Cl‘osb." I I H "\\'l 7' I l'b' “ DlIl â€". Winter Frolic Cedar L‘ ' 884457321 Avenue on Sunday mornings I I ‘~‘ >0 “‘1 ltet ' “ ' “en ‘ and 9.9mm. llllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII V '