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The Christian Service Brigade will start October 6. They will meet at the Oak Ridges Public Schopl g_ym air 7 pm. vThe lgdies sewing Ciro-1e will meet every second Wednesday of the month at the parsonage. Correspondent Millie Stewart 773-4424 The 13th is almost here, and that is the big night. That is the night of the swinging 50’s dancei By now your dancing shoes should be all shined and ready. Remember comfort is the theme. To really enjoy this music, you must really move, and to do that you must be comfortable. C-4 â€" THE LIBERAL. Wednesday. 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' n lllllllllllllllllillllIlllllll|llllllllllllillllllllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIllllllllllllllllllllllllIllllllllIlllllllllIllll|lllllllllIllllllllllllllllIlllllllllIlllllllllIllllIIIllllllllllllllllllllllllIllllll|lllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIF: Jllllllllllllllllllll IillllIlIlllIllllll The best part of the whole thing is the price â€" only $6 per couple. There will be a buffet, so it sounds like it will be a real fun evening. I‘ll see you there folks, and remember it's at Bond Lake Arena at 8:30 pm. For more information or for tickets please call 773-5040 or 773-5881. The Thursday afternoon ladies’ league bowlers are probably wondering why I did not print the time you bowl. I would like to say I am sorry, I omitted to do so. But I have it now for you. The ladies bow] at 1:15 at the ABC Lanes in Richmond Hill. Children are welcome as there is a playroom provided. So come on out, ladies and have some fun. Shake, rattle and roll Separate school faculty Our Lady of the Annunciation School in Oak Ridges has added some new faculty members this year. They are Mrs. T. Zawadski who will preside over the junior kindergarten, Miss G. Melarchand who will be teaching grade 5, R. Bahlieda who will be teaching grade 8 and helping them to prepare for high school. Teaching French will be M. Richard, and the new librarian this year will be Miss M. Olsen. The Bond Lake Skating Club registration will be this Friday evening and all day Saturday at the arena. The fees were mentioned last week, but in case you didn't catch them, they will have a complete schedule at the time of registration. Norm ’s reflections There will also be a skate exchange and a sale of winter clothing at the same time. Anyone wishing to donate items or offer them for sale on a 50-50 basis may leave them at Mrs. Theresa Reddy’s home at 93 Lake Avenue, or may call her at 773-5040. If Mrs. Reddy is not available, you may call Mrs. Pat La Riviere at 773-5201. Also if you prefer, items may be left upstairs at the arena Friday morning between 9:30 and 11:30. Life’slittle ups and downs I can‘t understand why in this complex world of modern technology we can send astronauts to the moon as a matter of course, colored pictures through the airwaves to our television sets, and fly at speeds of 2,000 m.p.h., but the elevators in my firm‘s new office building can’t make a return trip without a foul up. Just like the “up” escalator that another columnist referred to, located at the Finchâ€"Yonge subway station, which is “down” more than “up”. the elevators in our office building leave much to be desired. One would surmise that after all the lift installations that have been made in Toronto‘ it would be impossible to end up with a bank of 10 elevators that argue with the building maintenance crew. the passengers. and its own automatic control system. A day or so ago a'few of us got on at the 15th floor and ended up on the 13th with the door open and a buzzer going. As in the past, we threw some of tile passengers off at that level, and the cage resumed its normal downward flight. Brethren in Christ Other times we have found that when Ladies’ bowling Old time country fair at Evers/ey Saturday Ska ting club By Norman Matthews Any boys who missed the registration last weekend, may still register at the arena this coming Saturday from 10 am. to 3 pm. They will be holding a skate exchange at the same time. The Anglican Church Women will have an executive meeting at Saint John‘s Anglican Church in the Upper Room of the Parish Hall. The junior young people (ages 10 to 13) will meet next on Friday the 19th at 7 pm. at St. Mark’s Chapel on Yonge St. There will be a Holy Communion at the 10:30 service September 14. The Koinonia Board will meet at St. John’s September 15. There will be a Communion first, the business meeting will be at 8 pm. and refreshments will be served at the rectory at 10 pm. I am afraid I made an error last week when I said that all Catholic women were welcome to the meetings of Our Lady's Guild. I have been informed that all women are welcome. So any woman who is interested may come out to the meetings which are held on the first Tuesday of the month at the separate school on Bond Crescent. In June, the students of the Star Dance Studio held their recital. The students decided that all their proceeds would be given to the Crippled Children’s Centre in Toronto. St. John ’3 Anglican The following were the leading ticket sellers and were invited to tour the centre. Jeanette Desbois. Theresa Crowder, Denise Paliga, Fiona Russell and Kurt Rebs. the elevator doesn’t go anywhere at all, we simulate a busy condition by pushing a few buttons for other floor levels. They will be having a corn and wiener roast on the 27th at the school, and all adults are welcome. There will be a charge of 500 per person. Just visiting this centre and seeing the children was an experience these children will not soon forget. Dancing will start again on the 16th. Registration will be at the King Ridge Hall which is above the Shopping Bag Store on the 11th and 12th from 4 to 6 pm. For free information please call Mrs. Heavener at 773â€"5285. That action must fool it, in spite of the lack of weight a busy elevator would have, because it'll often move. Thank God I haven’t met the fate of some others who've been trapped between floors without any com- munication. Mavsses for the érea are held every Sunday in the school gym. They are at 9 am. and 10:30 am. It would just be my luck to be stuck with my boss who‘d want to discuss business instead of being trapped with that cute receptionist. Our stomachs were getting a going over one trip when the elevator dropped rapidly from the 15th floor to the ground level and without giving us time to open the door or to climb down from the ceiling, it immediately rose again to the fifth level where it opened the doors. oak ridges lake wilcox I know elevators can‘t think or smile, but I swear that this one has a mind of its own and delights in having us at its mercy. Thét theory boggles the mind and stimulates the imagination. More than likely, it‘s just a case of the elevator installation going to the low bidder and after all . . . we know that life has its “ups” and “downs”! Our Lady’s Gui/d Dancing classes Minor hockey The congregational board meeting will be held September 11 at St. Paul‘s United Church. A special guest at the 10:30 a.m. service September 21 will be Miss Ella Taylor, chairman of York Presbytery. The first meeting of the new season will be held at the home of Mrs. Gloria Robinson in Aurora September 13. Anyone wishing to join or just to visit may call Millie Stewart at 773-4424. If you need transportation we will arrange some for you. Hospital auxiliary St. Paul’s United (Photo by H099) Eversley far Saturday ho-s‘pit-alitgl, orf-sb‘hvgfdance, skits and ' Construction of the historic church The Church will continue to serve music. building was the work of the people the community as an all- E Old timefair of the congregation themselveS, denominational church, wedding E An old tyme 1848 country fair beginning in 1843 and completing chapel and meeting hall, continuing 2 atmosphere will be going on outside their back-breaking labors in 1848. the traditions and hospitality of the E the church â€"â€" with lots of good When the congregations of early SGtUel‘S. fllfllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll|IIlllllllllllllllllllll|llllllIlll|lll||IIIIIIIIIIIlllIIIIlllllllllllll|lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIIlllllllllllIIllIIIIIIlllIIIlllllllllIIIIlIIlllllllllIllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllIllllllllfi The King Township Historical Society has decided to hold an an- nual event each year in different parts of the township in order to focus attention, historically, on King‘s colorful past. For two years the society held the successful “Lloydtown Rebellion Day“ â€" it will be held again, sometime in the near future, but not this year. Instead. the KTHS is creating an “historic happening" centred around the “Old Stone Church of Scotland”, St. Andrew‘s of Eversley. In keeping with Scottish tradition a ‘ceilidh‘ (a gaelic word pronounced kaylee) is being pronounced kaylee) is being presented in the old church building. It is a program of highland hospitality. of song. dance, skits and music. The Afternoon Unit of the UCW will meet at the home of Mrs. Everett Phillips September 18. at 2 pm. York Presbytery United Church Women will meet in King City United Church September 16. Guest speaker will be Norm Garriock, whose subject York Women Church will be will be Us". Beginning this Sunday, services at Temperanceville United Church will resume at the regular hour of 9.45 am. Your minister would be happy to welcome you back after the holidays. Sunday school sessions will be held each Sunday morning for the fall season. Neighborhood notes: The 4-H Homemaking Leadership Training School was held at Victoria Square this week. The fall project is “A Touch of Stitchery". Leaders attending from our area were Mrs. Wilfred James, Mrs. Charles Henshaw, Mrs. Hugh Orser, and Mrs. Arnold Winter. Girls interested in taking this project should get in touch with any of these ladies very soon. Church services resume Sunday “The Effect 1e KTHS is creating an happening" centred “Old Stone Church of t. Andrew's of Eversley. ; with Scottish tradition ’ (a gaelic word I kaylee) is being Correspondent Grace Jennings 773-5892 of the Media on pioneer food, displays of han- dicrafts, weaving, caning. etc. An auction of fresh produce from the fertile lands of King will also be held. Also to be auctioned off are odds and ends of pioneer artifacts donated by the community and members. Square dancing demonstrations will be held outdoors as well and band concert music, interspersed with the haunting strains of the bagpipes, will fill the air. Free admission Admission to persons in costume is free. other adults will pay a fee of $1 with children being admitted without charge. The activities start at 11 am. and will continue until 6 Seniors’ new housing The James Boltons of Melody Acres spent the holiday weekend in Ottawa. vauuuc Io uuucl sun‘s a 51 cal. yuan-5c. Some 65 members of the Jennings families met at Beavermead Park in Thursday,September 18 iS Voting day Peterboro August 31 for their annual in Ontario. It is your duty to use your family reunion.Attendingwere Mr. and franChiSE- Vote as YOU WiSh â€" blfl Mrs. Ray Jennings, Mr. and Mrs. VOTE. temperanceville On property located on Dew Street, King City, owned by the Ontario Housing Corporation, construction will start immediately on phase I of a new senior citizen unit. A contract has been awarded by OHC to Don Wilson Construction of Lindsay for $457,649. A spokesman for OHC told The Liberal that phase I consists of a two- storey, brick veneered building, con- taining 27 units. Phase II will be similar with 25 units for a contemplated total of 52 units in all. No date for the second phase has been set. Dew Street, ;he Ontario truction will e I of a new rded by OHC n of Lindsay Completion of phase I is scheduled for May 1, 1976. Construction attempts to clear the ground and pour concrete footings were hampered temporarily by the initial refusal of a local resident to move his personal storage shed off the OHC property. Last year the King Township Historical Society obtained its custodianship and will spend the proceeds of next Saturday's Eversley Fair on restoring the building with loving care. To save it from the wreckers‘ hammers, Lady Eaton with rare understanding of the faith and courage commemorated within its stout walls, purchased the church in 1960 to preserve it for posterity. Eaton endowment The church was financially en- dowed by Lady Eaton and entrusted to the care of the York Pioneer Society. Eversley and Strange amalgamated in 1958, the building was decon- secrated and closed. Work is progressing on Bathurst Street, and at present the corner at the townline is undergoing a great change. Wilbert Jennings. and Mr. and Mrs Ewart Jennings and their families. Congratulations to Mr. Norman Rumble of Elmwood Manor, Richmond Hill, who on September 5 celebrated his 92nd birthday. This rerhovél has now been arranged and the contractor should start work by the middle of this month. Architect for the project is Chapman and Hurst of Moore Avenue. Toronto. Ontario Housing has named Steve Hicks, a member of their staff, as construction manager for the project.