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10 THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill, Ontario, Wednesday, April 10, 1974 Victoria Square 6:. District News CORRESPONDENT: MRS. W. SANDLE. RR. 2. Gormley (‘hurch News The flowers in the church illn ess. Birthday greetings to Her-l ,Huggins‘ mother. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence on Sunday morning were in man Mortson, April 1.3: Shari Stephenson and boys of Allis- lovan memory of Mrs, Wes- Ashton, 13 yeaFS. Aprll 17. Toy Clark last week. A lovely who passed away Service was conducted by Mr. ried tWO YEEI‘S. April 14. James Bewell, Mrs. Marion Wedding anniversary greet-iparents ings to Mr. and Mrs. BrianlJoe Stephenson and attended Palm Sunday Geddes. (Peggy Leitchl mar- Congratulations to Mr. and Bewell sang two lovely solos. Mrs. Michael Ottaway 'Lynne Sunday. April 14 is Easter BaI‘I‘OCkI Sunday with a special mesâ€" in sage and music. welcome! ‘ Sunday, April 21 at 11:30 am Rev. Professor Grant will be the stay ] pita Communion service. The Headford and Vic- toria Square congregations will join with the Brown’s Corners congregation for a meditation and Communion Service on Good Friday at 11:00 am in the Brown’s ,Cor- ners United Church. James Bewell will be assisting the Rev. Allen Hallet with the service. Everyone welcome. The April meeting of the UCW will be held in the Sunday School on April 17 at 8 pm with Mrs. Harold Hill. Mrs. Richard Frisby and Mrs. Ken Harmon in charge. All the ladies in the com- munity are invited to attend. Neighborhood Notes A dessert and card party will be held in the Com- munity Hall on April 24 at 7:30 pm. Further particulars later. This party is being sponsored by the Gormley- Headford-Victoria S q u a r e branch of the York Central Hospital Auxiliary. Sincere sympathy is ex- tended to Mr. Wesley Clark and family in the passing of a loving wife mother and grandmother, Mrs. Essol Clark, ‘ who ilate following a lengthy Correspondent: Mrs. Chas. Mllsted Telephone: 889-9063 Neighborhood Notes Clarence Steckley was rushed by ambulance on Sa- turday afternoon to Sunny- brook Hospital, Toronto. At the time of writing he is in ‘ critical condition. Mrs. Clarence Steckley fell Saturday evening in her home and fractured her right wrist. She had a cast put on in York Central Hospital, ‘ Richmond Hill. . Mrs. Robyn McQueen ‘had the misfortune on Friday '! morning to be hit by a car when she was hurrying to a bus on her way to work. Robyn is convalescing at the home of her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Steck- ley. 1 Mrs. Peter Koopman had surgery on Wednesday at York County Hospital, New- market. Her room number is 436. Mrs. Dorothy Harris is in Centenary Hospital, West Hill. I Mrs. Beulah Jones is spen- I ding several days with re- latives in Brooklin. Misses Freda Henderson and Dorothy Good were weekend guests of Mrs. Harvey Cassel 0f Preston. Mr. and Mrs. John Gil- more and family of Wain- fleet spent Saturday with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Clif- ford Winger. The Gormley WI met on Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Gretta Noble with eight members and one guest present. Mrs. Norm Brown read the Gazette which had been pre- pared by Mrs. Harry Smith. Mrs. Fred Munroe was in charge of the program on immigration and led an open discussion to which the mem- bers freely contributed. Miss Ferne Doner has re- turned to her duties in Re- gina. Saskatchewan. after spending three weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Doner. Connie Ash, Colin Nesbitt. Ray Wells, Kim Burnett and Cindy Beaven left on Tues- day with their school group for an eight day holiday in Mexico City. Mrs. Muriel Harman and David accompanied the resi- dents of Daybreak Home on a two week Easter tour to England and France. Mr. and Mrs. John Bucha- nan and family of St. Catha- rines were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Briggs-Jude. Rick Briggs-Jude is spend- ing a week skiing in Banff, Alberta. Church News A very successful missio- nary convention closed on Sunday night at the Missio- nary Church. A highlight in the Sunday morning service wes the playing of a tape made by Mr. and Mrs. Allan‘ Donar of Ilorin. Nigeria, Af- rica. Allan and Dorine are supported by the Gormley church. A special Good Friday ser- vice will be held at 10:30 am in Heisc Hill Church. An Easter Cantata “Down, from His Glory” will be‘ presented in the Missionary Church at 7:30 pm on Easter Sunday. my m CLEANING i CENTRES Pick-Up 8. Delivery Semce tosses totem RICHMOND mm. 834-4411 St. Patrick's in York Central 1, Richmond Hill. has suffered a 5 stroke. Mrs. Mabel Frisby Mr. and Mrs. Richard Frisby and girls ‘attended the funeral of the‘ Mrs. Mabel Butt S Our prices are this low because we don't have salesmen. We save, because it costs less to run our stores. And that means we can sell our shoes who were married Church. Evenvone,Markham on Saturday after- ,noon. The many friends of Wil- John‘liam Orr will be pleased to guesttsee that he is able to be out Speaker and will conduct the again following his recent H05- 1 A speedy recovery is wish- cd for Walter Smith, a former 3resident of our community; severe at Courtice on Saturday after- noon. Mrs. Butt was Elmer for less. :’”"‘5.’/fi7/fl//%’//.’/5M $ Reg ’Ilan Comfortable lined heel 5710 LADIES' T-STRAP WITH WEDGE HEEL ....1253 Agm;:.w ,week. tAiken. ton spent Sunday here Mr. with his and Mrs. the Sunday morning church‘ service. It was Lions Information Night at the regular meeting of the Victoria Square Lions‘ on Tuesday evening of last The guest speakers were Deputy-District G o v e r n o r Lion Gord Bowerman and Zone Chairman Lion Cliff There were 15 tables of euchre players at the com- munity hall on Friday eve- ning. Prize winners were Anne Fraser; Alice Gehring; Betty Armstrong; Jim Weir; Bill Swain and Cec. Latcham. 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