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~ The speaker, Audrey'Abbey, is assistant director of staff development, Toronto General Hospital. WILLOWDALE â€" The North York Chapter of the Alumnae Association of the Toronto General Hospital School of Nursing will hold its annual meeting on Feb. 7, at 8.30 pm. in the North York Public Library, 5126 Yonge St. The seminar will examine and evaluate the current concepts in Staff Motivation and Com- munication, Small Business Management Practices, Marketing and Merchandising and is directed to the Pharmacist owner-franchisee and his “front store" Management staff. York guidance head talks The seminar will be held Feb. 15 and 16 from 9 am. to 5 pm. at The Holiday Inn, Don Valley. For further information please call Debby Banks at 694-3241. Ext. 211. Learn anofhér language All are welcome. Admission is $1.50. Coffee will be served and baby sitting services are available. KETTLEBY â€" “The World Around Us” lecture series will resume Feb. 2, when Russell Selzer, co-ordinator of guidance for York County Board of Education will speak about “Guidance in our York County schools”. WILLOWDALE â€" The North York Chapter of the One Parent Families Association of Canada will hold a general meeting at the North York Community Hall, 5090 Yonge St.. Feb; 8 at 8 p.m. SCARBOROUGH â€" Centennial College, in co- operation with the Metropolitan Toronto Pharmacists‘ Association, presents a two-day seminar on “Business Management for the Pharmacist". The program called "Food Additives, How Much Should We Have to Swallow“, will be led by home economist Mrs. Tommy Ryan. Dif- ferent types of additives and their relative value will be discussed. Admission is free at Central library, 5126 Yonge St. Admission for members is 50 cents and $1 for guests. The movie, “Not a Pretty Picture”, a poignant study of what happens to a woman who has been raped, will be shown at 4:30 pm. and 8 pm. “Not 3 Pretty Picture" is a well-acclaimed film which recreates the real-life rape of the writer and director. Martha Coolidge, when she was 16 years old. v A panel discussion on rape will be held from 6 pm. to 8 pm. Admission is $1.50. DOWNSVIEW â€" Learn another language or increase your language skills through the language program offered this spring at York University's Centre for Continuing Education. For more information call 667-2502. WILLOWDALE â€" The Health Lecture Series Central library continues Jan. 24 at 1:30 pm. with discussion of food additives. TORONTO â€" Open College-Ryerson will present “Helping Children Grow”, a new cerâ€" tificate course on radio over CJRT-FM, 91.1 beginning Feb. 15. The course. directed toward parents, daycare providers or anyone working with young children, is concerned with the development of the child from birth to 10 years. The course involved 13 one hour radio broadcasts and eight half hour films shown on TV Ontario. Each radio program will be broadcast three times; Tuesdays at 1:30 pm. and 9 pm. and Sundays at 3:30 pm. Course registration is $60. For more information call 595-5273. Seminar for pharmacists Nursing alumnae meet Course given on radio Snowmobilers and members of other clubs are welcome to participate. For more information call Frank Crisologo, president of the Georgina Trail Riders'at 476-2682 to find out how to make your torch and where to meet. Georgina trailers ride GEORGINA â€"â€" Get involved with a snowmobile club. Join the Georgina Trail Riders Feb. 11 at 7:30 pm. on their Torch Light Parade and ride through the streets of Keswick and Sutton to kick off the start of the Georgina Heritage carnival. Additives-any value? Sing/e parents meet DOWNSVIEW â€" The Women’s Centre, Women‘s Workshop. and Harbinger Community Services Centre of York University will sponsor a movie presentation and panel discussion about rape. Jan. 27, in Curtis Lecture Hall I, located on the main York campus at Keele and Steeles. THORNHILL â€" Dance to the tunes of Hugh and You Know Who featured at the English Pub Night sponsored by York Central Hospital Auxiliary. ' It’s happening at Thornhill Community Centre Feb, 18 at 8:30. Door prizes, spot, dance prizes, and buffet are included in the $5 charge per person. For tickets call Linda Cotton at 889-9715 or Marion Carter at 884-1318. Panel discusses rape southern york regiori scheduled events - YC H Auxiliary holds Pub Night All graduate nurses are welcome Marriage Preparation Weekends in the Rich- mond Hill area bring couples together from several Protestant traditions with Anglicans and Catholics. The local Ministerial will have as its new President, a priest. whom each of us as clergy in this area know and appreciate as a trusted friend. Laity and clergy from nearly all of our churches can share together now in worship, and witness to our common Lord. and translate that faith into community action. Rev. Bob Shorten Richmond Hill United Church But we acknowledge that we still have a long way to go. Divisions among us are to me, still a scandal before God and for many people. Rev. David Gray of The Presbyterian Church in Christians and Chur- ches can and should be judged for shortcomings. but to be honest, we must see what progress has been made. Speaking personally, I grew up in the Protestant ‘solitude', hardly knowing the Roman Catholic priest in towns where we lived, and this year I was asked to read the Gospel and deliver the homily (or sermon) in a local parish church. RICHMOND HILL â€" Week of Prayer for Christian Unity, which comes near the beginning of 1977, raises hopes and frustrations. This year’s theme. “Together in Hope” brings the promise and the practice of our unity - and the lack of it, into sharp relief. Time for clergy to share in worship Library board head reS/gns 10 00 a m â€" Bible School Classes for all ages 11.00 a m « Morning Semce 700 p m â€" Evening Servnce ‘ Prayet meeting Wednesday 31,800 pm An Old Fashioned Country Church on the Edge of the City ANGLICAN UNITED Pentecostal ning and development of the addition to Replacing Mrs. Downey is Mrs. R. J. ‘ the Main Library on Wright Street. Watford, appointed by the town of Rich- Adele Downey She also took an active part in the mond Hill in 1975 to represent the . . . . . 13 years service planning of the addition to the new community as library trustee. %‘&»’»$‘W‘ ’ ' ' $W/¢$‘¢9‘r’r’r‘v‘p’flrfl’r’¢’>9"’r’e’r’»(}’xv(e$‘e‘Wr$W»’WW/e¢‘>"""‘Mfi SUNDAY 9'45 AM. - Church School For Bus. Ministry call 881-2818 11:00 AM. - Morning Wmship from the churches M’ 4 ’ (r‘y$”’r’r’»‘r‘r‘m’ ’ ’»’»’rft””’a‘r‘r’N’ ’;‘¢$’»$Y’5’r’r’»$’r’tf"»’»’»‘r$‘>’¢‘)”‘X’$’}"‘ PREACHING IHE OLD BOOK THE NEW BIRTH IHE PRECIOUS BLOOD AND THE BLESSED HOPE AI WELDRICK ROAD BAPTISI CHURCH Member Baptust Convention of Ontanotand Quebec) ST MARY'S ANGLICAN 10030 YONGE STREET RICHMOND HILL RECTOR Rev. Bemard Banet 884-1394 Rev. Fred Jackson 884-2418 BAPTIST Rev BI McSpadden Pastot Phone 884 7859 Comev‘of Weldnck Road and Bathursl Street SEASON OF THE EPIPHANY Sunday. January 30th. 1977 8:00 am. Eucharrst 10:30 am. Servrces. Kindergarten. Nursery Annual Vestry Meetrng Wednesdays 1000 am, Eucharist 700 pm. Euchanst R‘ev. Dana HV Lamb BA 8.0, MlmstEI ST. JOHN'S BAPTIST CHURCH 75 Oxford Street DIRECTORY OF RELIGIOUS SERVICES FOR THE WEEK From a purely economic point of view we can remain separate as communions and chur- ches for the present, (though perhaps not for Ireland said at Nairobi last year, . .Divided churches_ cost lives. . .anguish of people now drives us to seek the unity we should have possessed long ago”. Mrsl Downey has served on a number of library committees during her three year tenure as chairman, and was particularly responsible for the plan- ning and development of the addition to the Main Library on Wright Street. RICHMOND HILL â€" After 13 years of sen/ice (2n the Richmond Hill Library Board, Adele Downey has stepped down from the chairman‘s post. Presbyterian Adult Bible Class 9:30 am Dmne Serwce 11:00 am (Childten m Church with Parents) Presbyteens 12:15 pm Evening AWOrShlpr 7:00 pm, Guest Speaker - Dr. Matthew Dymond The Revd. J.B. Burns‘ MA. 8.0. Ph.D SUNDAY. JANUARY 30th- ' EPIPHANY IV ANNUAL CONGREGATIONAL FELLOW SHIPAND MEETING Pot-Luck Supper at 6:30 pm. Meeting time: 8:00 pm The Mrnrster. Rev Robert K. Shorten Sunday. January 30. 1977 at 11'00A.M. Theme, "1977, A Year to Seek Justice” Church School tOr young people 3-13 years and Infant Nursery ZION LUTHERAN (2 miles south 0t Maple) Rev. James S, Dauphlnee Vice-Pastor - 884-5264 9:30 am, Vmshlp Semce 10:30 am. Sunday Church School THORNHILL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH LUTHERAN Monday: - ANNUAL GENERAL MEET|NG 8:00 PM‘ 11:10!) am. Sunday School 11:00 am. Morning WOISth RICHMOND HILL UNIIED CHURCH Vonge & Cenlte Street‘ * 884 1301 'CHURCH MInISter Rev Wuham Wallace 884 1831 Organist & Chou Duer! Mv Ruchavd PhlillDS VISITORS WELCOME RlCHMOND HILL PRESBYIERIAN 8896391 much longer), but from a spiritual and theological point of view, we must be more honest. organizationally to the principle “to act together in all matters except those in which deep differences of conviction compel us to act separately" (the Lund Principle). Semce at 10:30 am. and 5:00 pm (Aft. With the Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada) 10:00 am. - COOKIE'S B|BLE HOUR 0 Lively smgmg 0 Puppets and QUIZZES 0 Scripture chorus 0 Bible stones 1100 am. » PRAISE SERVICE 700 pm. v CHARISMATIC SERVICE ALL WELCOME, ‘A CORDIAL WELCOME AWAITS YOU SUNDAY SERVICES 9:45 am. Sunday School 11 am. & 7 pm. Family WOIShlp Other Denominations We are all committed Formerly Langstatf Baptist Church. Langstafl Rd Thomhl“ ‘ Pastm F Bond 851-0358 Sunday. January 23rd, 1977 Rev. Bob Shorten ..... wants unity Sunday, January 23rd. 1977 Rev. D. VanderBoom M‘Th. - 889-5225 Street people are feet people. They’re neat people who meet people. Why notjoin up? Take a walk. BETHEL CANADIAN REFORMED CHURCH I48 Thornrldge Dr. ThornhIH 8845029 Rev RobevtC Ou-ck 884 6629 RlCHMOND HILL [REE MUHODISI CHURCH 12H1llswew D Minister Since 1974, Mrs. Downey has represented the community on the Central Ontario Regional Library Board covering the regions of Peel. York and “Ontario and during this period served as chairman of the CORL board for one year. Charles Connor Memorial Library on Oak Ridges. 7:30 pm. Panel Presentation "Christian Education through the Church" TUESDAY 8:00 pm. - Bible School and Prayer 9:30 am. - The Lord's Supper 11'00 a.m.-Fam1|yB|ble Hour 1100 am. - Sunday School Kindelgarten to Grade 6. Bible School fer Glade 7 and up. 7:00 pm. - Evening Semce Now is the year, and ours is one of the places to make the most of gains made in concrete ex- pressions and acts of unity, and to go forward to fulfil our Lord’s prayer to be one so that the world may believe in Jesus Christ and the God who sent and gave him for our redemption. We are “on the road”. Let’s pray and work together so that we keep on moving together! SUNDAY SERVICES 11:00 am. - Bible Study and Mommg Serwce 700 pm. - Communion Servuce 11 am. Speual Presentation Christian Education In the Home‘ SUNDAY 1230 pm Watch "The Herald of thh 1.V‘ Channel 3. Baffle CONCORD CHURCH OF CHRIST Concord Rd. & No, 7 Hwy Sunday. January 23rd, 1977 WEDNESDAY 8:00 pm. - Bible Study Wednesday Night 7.30 pm Famlly Night A WARM WELCOME TO EVERYONE 24 Oak Ave., Ruchvale A Church of The New Testament Order A,E. Atkinson Minister - 669-1831 A, Y0ung » Sec. 6692784 THE MISSIONARY CHURCH GORMLEY Rev. 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