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There were 24 tables of players at Buttonville WI Hall for the fourth game of the present euchre series last Friday night, _ _ _ . .“a, ._. Winners included Mrs. Joyce Himmelman, Mrs. A1- bert Wood, Mrs. Agnes Fos- ter. Mrs. Reba Brillinger, Bill Swain, Paul Hickey. Myrtle Bril-linger and Bill. Wray, Jr. n...,,, v V Lucky draws went to Ken Green and Mrs. Keith Caro son. and freezeout winners were Mrs. Jessie Grainger and Mrs. Foster, Mrs. Bill Allen and Vera Harris. Hostesses for the evening were Rose Baker, Gertrude Hood, Gertrude Robinson, Elizabeth French. Agnes Baker and Dora Pralet. The final game will be played at the hall November 23. Mrs. Andrew Glennie en- tertained members of the YCHA when they met for coffee and business at her Bayview home Friday morn- ing. Main item of business was the coming euchre and benefit which will be held at Buttonville WI Hall Dec- ember ’7. Church News A number of local friends attended the evening anni- versary service at Headford United Sunday. Among them Jack Rodick, Miss Mary Rod- ick. Mrs. Douglas Hood. Miss Rhea Scott, Mrs. Jack Gough. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Sher- man. Mrs. Tim Paterson, Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Stephenson, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Craig. Mrs. Gordon Spring. The Melod Ante Singers of Scar- boro presented a musical program. Afterward refresh- ments were served. On Sunday at Brown's Cor- ners United Remembrance Day Service was combined with a 'baptismal service for Jonathan Allen Hallett. son of Rev. and Mrs. Allen Hal- lett. Colors were presented by two members of TYRO and the junior choir sang “Let There Be Peace On Earth". The senior choir sang “0 World of God". Correspondent: Mrs. F. H. Lent Markham Telephone 294-5290 Neighborhood Notes I Rev. William Butt officiat- ed at the christening and Rev. John Finlayson, Mrs. Hallett’s brother. spoke for Mr. Hallett who had a severe attack of laryngitis. Christmas draws near. 0n Advent Sunday. December 2, there will be a family cele- bration at the church with a potluck supper at 5:30 pm. followed by a craft session when decorations will be made for a Christmas tree to be trimmed that night. And there will be carols around the tree. Sunday the Sunday school session will be held during the church hour. Students will go to church for the first part of the service and retire to the Christian Edu- cation room before the ser- mon. MiSS Velma Brillinger, a missionary on furlough from Zambia, Africa. gave a time- ly talk at Brown‘s Corners UCW meeting Wednesday of last week. Miss Brillinger has been‘ in Zambia for the past five; years, and before that spent a dozen years in Rhodesia. She remarked on the pres-‘ ent political upheaval there, with the expulsion of east Indians and many Europ- eans, the closing of borders, and the influence of Chin- ese communism which is gaining ground through the building of a railway to the sea. which the Chinese have undertaken, to transport the country's copper to Dar es Salaam and the sea. "It is difficult to learn what people actually think of all this," said Miss Brill- inger. “They believe kind- ness is a greater virtue than honesty, and they often give the answer they think you want to hear . . ." She said there is talk of expelling missionaries from the country. but if asked. the people say they need the missionaries‘ help. Miss Brillinger also show~ ed beautiful colored pic- tures of Africa from Cape Town north. and suggested that anyone travelling to that continent should stay for any length of time would be well advised to go by ship because of the cultural and climatic shock. During business. conducted by the chairman, Mrs. Wal- ter Craig. it was noted that final smorgasbord funds tot- alled more than $1,350. AURORA: Jack Williamson. a former councillor and a defeated candidate in last year‘s election, was named by council to fill the seat left vacant by the resignation of Don Roberis. The first run- ner-up. Bill Trent. was named BUTTONVILLE to the council seat vacated by Evelyn Buck when she moved to the mayor's chair after Dick Illingworth re- signed. YONGE & LEVENDALE RICHMOND HILL Laundromats Open 7 AM to 11 PM Seven Days a Week TRY COIN ‘AUNDRIES WHITE SWAN BATHROOM TISSUE Stouffers Dinner Macatoni & Cheese WHITE, PINK, YELLOW ACTION PRICED! Mixed Vegetables AM‘ BIAND. "OZEN PURE, FROM FlORIDA, Proton, Concennued ACTION PRICED! HtOZEN, MACARONI R CHEESE Mixed Vegetables Ions. r‘kw 4/51 .00 WEEIER OUEEN, FROZEN. 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