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In the Holstein classes Norman Bagg. 10 Donna Mae Crescent, Thornhill, will have entries. Pine Point Farms and Ellanvannin Farms, RR. 1 Gormley, will be competing in the beef cattle classes while Drynoch Farms, Rich- mond Hill‘ is entered in the market livestock section. Many people from this area will be competing in various classes during the eight-day show. The world‘s biggest annual show of its kind, The Royal Agricultural Winter Fair. will be opened Friday of this week by the Duke of Wellington and will run until Nov. 22, Sunday included, in the Coliseum at Toronto‘s Exhibition Park. Instinctiver we know it cannot go on indefinitely. The reaction of the public to government checks on inflation will satisfy some Compete at Royal Unchecked profits. the obsession for higher wages. the demand for easier and less work, unchecked litigations, and a whole Pandora's box of items have been unleashed upon our society. The king replied, “I like greed best". This is his favorite because greed is so much a part of his character. ' It is not only the King of Id who is infected with greed Observers declare our present day society is riddled with it, and that same greed could bring about economic chaos! We must change soon or face chaos The comic strip, “The Wizard of Id". recently presented a parable. The king was asked what he thought would be the most popular sin. By Mark lnnes, minister (‘hrist the King Lutheran Church. Thornhill Eight pledges were recently accepted into Richmond Hill’s Delta Lambda Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi at Ritual ofJewels ceremonies in Aurora. They are, front row (left Delta Lambda accepts eight pledges Mrs. Janet Day of Kingview Farm, RR 2; Robert Cobham, RR 1; Mrs. Michael Burns, RR 3: Ernest Jay, RR 3; CR. Green RR 1; Dr. and Mrs. Tattershall, RR 1; Dr. Susanne Francis, RR 3; G. Rice, RR 3, are all entrants. Entered in the horse show are Miss Kathy Collard, RR 1 King; Bev Armstrong, Martha Hamilton, Diane Gray, Brian Robinson, all of Joker’s Hill stables; Tara Phillips of RR3King; and Miss Annie McIntyre of RR ‘1 King. Other enfrants include Mrs. D. Rockwell, RR 1 King; Miss Janet Baker , RR 3 King; E. Kydd of Angus Hill Farm; and G. Sutherland. Pick Seed Farms of Richmond Hill has entries in the field crop division. It appeals the final solution will be found only in a change of heart. Greed not licked The problem of greed is not licked yet. The prime minister was right when he said that to lick in- flation we have to learn to curb our own desires. This is an area where everybody can pitch in and do his part. If we break out of our obsessions and find our ultimate worth not in what we have. but in what we can do for others. then the spiral would cease. We would then be putting our efforts in service rather than gain, of the demand to hold ourselves back. Even here, though, not everyone is willing to co- operate. There are some who preach we ought to break the law and get all we can! The odd thing about this is that the solution has from the churches Peter Ranieri, the groom‘s brother and Ken Walkom, the bride’s brother-in-law read the Epistle. A honeymoon in Quebec followed the Sept. 6 wedding of Glenda Waterson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Waterson of King City and Paul Ranieri, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ranieri of Osiris Drive, Richmond Hill. The double ring ceremony took place at Our Lady Queen of the World Roman Catholic Church with Father Francis Robinson 0f- ficiating. Mother made wedding cake been around for a long time. From Jesus we hear the words, “He who finds his life will lose it, and he Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ranieri to right) Cary Newton. Judy Sheridan. and Monica Dewar: back row, Janet Hodge. Nancy Lomas, Anne Lloyd. Anne Winstone and Lynne Larivee. Her white flowered crown held her shoulder length veil, carried a colonial bouquet of all white roses, spider mums, stephanotus, and baby’s breath. The bride looked radiant in her gown of white cotton eyelet‘ with high frill neckline, full length sleeves. the frill accenting the front bodice and cuffs of sleeves. She wore a gold piece necklace, a family heirloom, given to her mother by her grand- father. Given in marriage by her father, the bride and her attendants walked down the aisle to Song of Joy played by Craig Snider. baskets of mixed white mums. who loses his life for my sake will find it." A lostlife Jesus readily knew the life that was turned in upon itself was a lost life. The only way we can be whole is to turn outward and “love God and our neighbor as ourselves". For travelling the bride wore a two-piece white wool suit and black ac- cessories, and groom a threeâ€"piece beige suit and brown accessories. The couple are now living in King City. The groom‘s mother was dressed in a gown of melon silk knit and matching jacket, corsage of orange tea roses and white baby‘s breath. The four tier wedding cake was made by the groom‘s mother and decorated by Stouffville Bakery. The reception at the King Valley Chalet in King City was attended by 200 guests. The bride's mother received wearing a beige silk knit gown with matching lace jacket. corsage of pink roses and white baby’s breath. Best man was Mike Bransfield and John Ranieri brother of the groom was usher. The groom and his attendants wore green tuxedos, mint green shirts, and velvet green bow-ties. 53,] WW morons an. un. umnnm I. m m. Flowergirl Meghan Walkom, niece of the bride looked adorable in her peach gown‘ with high neckline and carried a basket of flowers, with matching headpiece. Bridesmaid Terry Prospero wore a peach gown of same style. Both had matching headpieces and carried nosegays of peach roses. white car- nations, baby's breath and mums. Slow or fast. from this point of view, if there are not significant changes soon. there will be chaos for sure! from Vancouver, wore a full length gown of polyester mint green jersey, V neckline and cap sleeves, Normally we are slow to react to sermons. It will be hardly be other- wise with this kind of sermonizing. Never has anything so small Specifications subject to change without notice. Rabbit Deluxe Come In and (in! drive one o! ours so much for so Iii-He Hatchback design with easy-lilt door 8. lid over luggage compartment. 1.6 ltr. overhead cam engine, Transverse mounted power train. front-wheel drive. 4-wheel independent suspension. Dual diagonal braking system with power assist & equalizer. Front disc brakes. Rack and pinion steering. Negative steering roll radius. Energy absorbing bumpers. chrome with rubber insert. Steel belted radial tires. Deluxe heat and sound insulation, door post covering, padded vinyl trim. Deluxe exterior trim. Electric windshield washer, Side window delroster. Day/night inside rear view mirror. Trip mileage indicator, quartz clock Two stage fresh air blower. Under dashboard storage tray. arm rests. assist strap. rear ashtray. Side swivel sun visors with vanity mirror on passenger side. Vinyl covered salety steering wheel. Lockable glove box, illuminated cigarette lighter. Satin linish dashboard trim. Deluxe carpeting. Front bucket seats with headrests. Reclining front seat backs. Inertia type seat belts, lront. Lap belts, rear. Folding rear seats. Child prool locks (4-door). Rear window detogger. Polymer undercoating. Owner's Security Blanket. VOLKSWAGEN 5 AUDI mm mu. mm m 9:45 AM. â€" Sunday School Hour 11 AM. and 7 P.M. - Former Pastor Rev. A. B. Arnot, DD. F.R‘G.S, of South Africa Alsoon TUESDAY, NOV. II, 7 RM. "FAMILY NIGHT" 10.00 AM. â€" Bible School Classes for all ages 11.00 A.M. â€" Morning Service 700 PM. â€" Evening Service Prayer meeting Wednesday at 800 P.M. An Old Fashioned Country Church on the Edge of the City Harvest Thanksgiving and Founders‘ Day Service and DEDICATION OF THE REVEREND H.NEWTON-SMITH MEMORIAL GARDEN RICHMOND HILL UNITED CHURCH Yonge 8: Centre Streets 884-1301 0:00 am. â€" Holy Communion 10:00 am. â€" Family Worship Wed‘ 10:00.3 m. â€"Healing Service Holy Communion Fri. 8:00 p.m. â€" Prayer 8. Share Group (9 MacKay Dr‘) APOSTOLIC TEACHING CATHOLIC WORSHIP EVANGELICAL PREACHING EMMANUEL ANGLICAN 15 MacKay Dr.. Richvale Rev. R. E. Armstrong 889-6789 Corner of Weldrick Road and Bathurst Street Rev. B.T. McSpadden Pastor: Phone 884-7859 Richmond Hill RECTOR Rev. Bernard Barrett 884-1894 Rev. Fred Jackson 884-2418 SUNDAY, NOVEMBER m, ms 3:00 a m. ‘ EUCHARIST 10:30 a.m, Parish Bap'ism Church School Kindergarten, Nursery. â€"EVERYONE WELCOMEâ€" WEDNESDAYS 10:00 am, EUCHARIST 7:00 p.m. EUCHARIST SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 16. 1975 a? ll : film. The Service will be €ollowed by a light luncheon All are invned to anend PREACHING THE OLD BOOK THE NEW BIRTH THE PRECIOUS BLOOD AND THE BLESSED HOPE Prayer meeting Wédnesday 318.00 P.M. e n Old Fashioned country Church ontheEdgecHHECiW MiSSionary ChurCh RICHMOND HILL GQRMLEY BAPTIST CHURCH MISSIONARY CHURCH 50 Wright SL Rev. Cecil Rosenberger Rev. E. Corbett. Pastol Pasmrâ€" 887-5846 Mr_ G. Whitmore’ AssL Assistant - Dave Thiesse' 833-1834â€"334‘3091 SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1975 223-8247 ST. JOHN’S BAPTIST CHURCH ST. MARY'S ANGLICAN 75 Oxford Street Yonge St. at Vaughan Rd. (Member. gapnst Convenfion s11 pAULvs LUTHERAN (t i/K/fl/.’/#M". moo/pa woo-r. V/flflfl/ArflfiW" ix,”///a//w””xW/z#WW/Wy/WM‘ gym Iflflflp’//fl’~/A W/fl'fl/MflflW/lp '1/Wfl/Wflflfl/flflflflflW/Mpfi WflflWmWo-m BAgfi'Sflog$é%CH RICHMOND HILL «.FREE E'I" MADV‘C AKYIII If‘AKY 7K nv‘nrt‘ ctr-an! WELDRICK ROAD BAPTIST CHURCH CHURCH OF ST. GABRIEL THE ARCHANGEL Bayview Ave. at Crosby Ave. Beta Sigma Phi Sorority is presenting Fashions Unlimited. a show of the latest in fall, winter, and holiday attire, at 8 pm. Nov. 19 in the Imperial Ballroom, Highway 27 north of King Sideroad. Models will include King Mayor Margaret Britnell and hockey personality Eddie Shack. Proceeds to the Canadian Arthritis and Rheumatism Society. For tickets call 859-4598. 859-4224, or 859-0719. The liberal studies division of Seneca College is presenting a seminar focusing on the UFO in Minkler Auditorium, 1750 Finch Avenue east at Woodbine at 7:30 pm. Nov. BAPTIST The Newmarket Crafters are having their annual sale Saturday at their studio on Main Street in Newmarket, featuring art, ceramics. copper enamelling, leatherwork, quilting‘ spinning, nature dyeing and weaving. There will also be a gourmet corner. The Civic Garden Centre, 777 Lawrence Avenue East. Don Mills. is presenting a lecture Nov. 13 at 8 pm. on the topic “All About Herbs”. The speaker will be Maggie Butt. Canadian actor, television and radio personality Paul Kligman will be the guest at an informal talk at Bathurst Heights Library in North York, 3170 Bathurst Street, just north of Lawrence Avenue. The program begins 8 pm. Nov. 17. Kligman, who lectures on Jewish humor throughout Canada is author of “It All Ends Up In A Shopping Bag“. Admission free. The senior and intermediate choirs of Trinity United Church in Newmarket will present an organ and choir recital at 7:30 pm. Saturday with organist Leon Nash presenting a selection of classical, sacred and contemporary works. A limited number of tickets will be available at the door. Crafters’ Christmas sale Choir DIRECTORY OF RELIGIOUS SERVICES FOR THE WEEK Fashions unlimited . South York scheduled events Fact or fantasy Jewish humor All about herbs ' 7.30 EUCHARIST sway and organ concert Sun. 9:50 A.M. -â€" Famil Sund School. y av 11.00 A.M. Morning worship 7:30 P.M. Evening Service 7 pm. ~ Teen Youih Group (M17 years) New residents and visitors are most welcome. RICHMOND HILL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Minister Rev. William Wallace 884-1831 Organist 8; Choir Director Mr. Richard Phillips H am. H Morning Worship and Church School Ior all ages; infant Nurserv Theme â€" "A Magnificent Love AHair". Congrega'ional In- formation Sunday fo'r "Proiect Commitment". SUNDAY. NOVEMBER lb, 1975 11.00 AM. - Morning Worship 9:30a.m.â€"Worship5ervice y 10:10 am. â€" Sunday church Szhnnl SUNDAY] NOVEMBER 9,1975 9‘45 A.M. â€" Church School For Bus‘ Ministry, call 8814818 “‘00 AM. â€" Morning Worship WEDNESDAY WEEKLY HOME BIBLE STUDIES AWARMWELCOME AWAITS YOU ALWAYS Rev. Dana H. Lamb B.A., B.D., Minister UNITED MINISTERS Rev. Robert K. Shorten Rev. Rowan D. Binning of Ontario and Quebec) “The Hours of Worship are Precious" WELCOME! SUNDAY Mid.Week Bible Service a! 10.30 A.M‘ and 5.00 PM. Every other Sunday 9.00 AM Worship Service in the Dutch language . â€" Morning Service â€" Communion Service Concord Rd. 8: No. 7 Hw; A Church of The New Testament Order A. E. Atkinson Minister â€" 669-1831 A. Young â€" Sec. 669-2784 SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 16, I975 School 9:30 A.M School ZION LUTHERAN (2 miles south of Maple) Rev. James S. Dauphinee Vice-Pastor â€" 884-5264 ll a.m. â€" Worship Service Other Denominations BETHEL CANADIAN REFORMED CHURCH WEDNESDAY 8‘00 P.M. â€" Bible Sfudy 9:45 A.M. â€" Bible School Classes lor All Ages Wa'ch “The Herald of Truth T.V. Channel 3, Barrie Minister Rev. D. VanderBoom MTM â€" 889-5225 CONCORD CHURCH OF CHRIST Non-profit organizations planning programs of interest to readers in Southern York may submit items for this column to Social Editor Margaret Lade, “The Liberal", 10101 Yonge Street. Richmond Hill, 884-8177 or 881-3373. Deadline is noon on Monday. 10131 Bayview Avenue J.S. DAUPHINEE. PASTOR 29. Leading the seminar will be Dr. Allan Hynek, professor of astronomy and con- sultant to the United States Air Force on the UFO phenomenon, and Dr. R. Prit- chard. professor of psychology and a specialist in the evaluation of strange experiences. Admission $2. THE LIBERAL. Wednesday, Nov. 12. 1975 â€" C-3 Toronto's Big Parade, the T. Eaton Company's 7lst Santa Claus Parade, will be held on a different day at a different time and begin in a different location this year. The parade will be on SUNDAY beginning at 1:30 pm. at Bloor Street and Dovercourt Road, proceed east along Bloor to Avenue Road, south around the east side of Queen‘s Park, south on University Avenue to Queen Street. and east along Queen to Bay Street. Richmond Hill‘s Santa Claus Parade is scheduled for Dec. 6. 146 Thornridge Dr. Thornhill The series. The Law and You, continues at York University Nov. 19 and 26 and Dec. 3 with the topic Civil Liberties Law. Headed by Alan Borovoy. general counsel for the Canadian Civil Liberties Administration, the subjects to be dealt with include freedom of speech, freedom of assembly, wire tapping, abortion, involuntary hospitalization. the power of arrest, the right against self-incrimination, etc. For further information call 667-2525 SUNDAY SERVICES SUNDAY 11.30914 MISSIONARY PROGRAM IS BEING PLANNED BY THE LADIES' EVENING FELLOWSHIP of the RICHMOND HILL BAPTIST CHURCH 0N Santa Claus Parade THURSDAY, NOV. 13 at 8 PM. 0 Speaker Rev. George Middleton. recently rammed frurn Edimia. 0 Special music will be provided. 0 Guest of Honour: DI. A. B. Amot. fume! pastov‘ Men and young people cotdially invited Civil liberties law Sunday Church fig» so Elgin Mills Road w. AIV EXL‘I TING RICHMOND HILL SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH "O Come let us wormip . , . Lord our Maker." Psalm 95:6 9:30 A.M. Sunday Channel SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 16, I975 “.00 A.M. â€" Family Bible Hour 1100 AM â€" Sunday School. Kindergarten to Grade 6. Bible SchOOI for Grade 7 and up, I 7.00 P.M. â€" Evening Service Prayer 212 Hillsview Drive 884-5029 Rev. Robert C. Quick B.A..M.DIV. 884-6629 SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 16, I975 SATURDAY 8:00 A.M. Men's Fellowship and Prayer Breakfast at the church‘ 30 AM. â€" The Lord’s Supper Pastor: E.L. Anderson 4940763 WEDNESDAY 1:00 P.M. Family Night Acnvnies for every age level Ladies' coHee cup lellowship and Bible Study. 9:45 A.M Sunday School Bus service is provided 11:00 A M. Worship Service 7:00 PM Evening Service SATURDAY 9.30 A.M. â€" Sabbath School 11.00 A.M. â€" Divine Worship 24 Oak Ave., Richvale RICHMOND HILL .FREE METHODIST CHURCH RICHVALE BIBLE CHAPEL TUNE-IN “ IT IS WRITTEN" THURSDAY 9:30 AM TUESDAY ~ Bible Study and "II