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McCANN VOLKSWAGEN Ltd. PRICES FROM $195.00 AN!) UP EXAMPLE! 1962 Volkswagen, Lic. 62952K Full Price $595.00 ('an be purchased for $10.00 Down Carries for 327.00 per month McCANN Phone 293-3671 Toronto's Oldest Authorized 3450 SHEPPARD AVE. E. AT WARDEN THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill, Ontario, Thursday, Dec A man of Experience Planned Progressive Leadership ELECTION DAY SATURDAY. DECEMBER 10 REEVE ALBERT RUTHERFORD VAUGHAN TOWNSHIP COUNCIL I967 - 68 For Cars or Information Phone 851-0959 RICHMOND HILL Get the TA Yl OR’S lEWEllERS OPEN TILL 9 RM. DEC. 12th TO DEC. 23rd Polls Open 10 am. to 7 p.111. WM? RE-ELECT Buy a! USED IggyOLKSWAGENs ’ '" ~ 40 to choose from 2:} YONGE ST. SOFTH AGINCOURT THIS BEAUTIFULLY STYLED SPARK- LING CLEAR CRYSTAL STEMWARE ADDS A NEW DIMENSION 0F CHARM TO YOUR TABLE SETTING. WITH ORIGINAL FLUTED BLACK ENCASED CRYSTAL STEM Dealer For Graceful Living So new - So different All Sizes Available in Open Stock $1.95 PER PIECE Following election of officers. 3 colored film produced by the Department of Mines will be shown. Entitled Iron Ore from the North. it tells the story of the development of the Ungava iron depOSit and construction of the railway to Sept Isles and port facilities there to handle the ore. GOODWOOD: An appeal to keep Uxbridge Township from becoming "one big gravel pit“ was heard by the OMB in the township hall here December 5 at 11 am. In June 1964 a request to ban gravel pits in lots 1 to 5. concessions 5 and 6 was placed before township council. A year later, council was petitioned to pass a bylaw prohibiting the pits. Now a group of ratepayers from that district have appealed to the OMB because the council declined to act on the petition. Spokesman Clark T. Muirhead has a seven-acre home site on concession 6, north of the U};- bridge-Pickering townline. A pit has been opened only 100 yards from his house. The Willowdale Gem and Mineral Club will hold its an- nual meeting this Friday night at 8.30 in the auditorium of North York Public Library, 5126 Yonge Street. Willowdale. Gem 3. Mineral Club Meets Friday Night 884-3311 1966 Night Eem and Id its an- The group included the Y’s new Executive Director MiSS Mildred Heatherton. its Pro- gram Director Mrs. J. D. Halli- day and the chairman of its program committee, Mrs. Fred Straumann. Would Start Sewing Classes Three representatives of Rich- She also pointed out that al-‘an-d that no other rooms or mond Hill YWCA appealed at though in othe1 a1eas the equipment could be used with: the December 1 meeting of YWCA 1eceivcd financial help out special pe1mission.“0ur Richmond Hill Public SChOOIJflOln the United Appeal thele job is p1imarily to run the pub- Board to ask f01 11m eased faciâ€" is no such sou1ce of lunds for lic school system". he said but lities for "Y Teen” groups‘the local Y. ‘added, “Beyond that, if there is which are presently using two Also in reply to a ques- ‘something \\e can do to co- of the public schools. ‘ tion from Mr. Hutchinson. ope1ate with the community \\e The group included the Y’s Miss Heatherton stated that ilike to do it. This is \\hy \\e new Executive Director MiSS in her previous association have 0111 janitoxs working on a Mildred Heatherton. its Pro: with the Lakeshore Board lshift basis. “hich a1e piesentlv using too of the public schools. The group included the Y s new Executive Director MiSS Mildred Heatherton. its Pro- gram Director Mrs. J. D. Halli-L its day and the chairman of program committee. Mrs. Fredl Straumann. ‘ Spokesman was Mrs. Halli-1 day who explained that the “Y; Teens" were grades 7 and 81 girls from 12 to 15 who pres- ently meet one night weekly in gymnasiums of Crosby Avenue and MacKillop Public Schools: The familiar red triangle sym-1 be] of the “Y” stands fo1 spiiit lshe mind and body and in cailying‘mganize seuing classes f01 the the meetings,‘Y Teens and said that this could out this theme. Also in reply to a ques- tion from Mr. Hutchinson. Miss Heatherton stated that in her previous association with the Lakeshore Board of Education, the YW groups had had excellent co-operation and had been given free use of school facilities. .The YW groups had been much preferred to others using the school she said, as it had been found that the girls were better behaved and left the pre- mises in better order Mrs. had been Halliday advised thatl appioached to although consisting piimarilv of be airanged ['01 January it thel some £01m of physical activity “1011p could have permission to begin \\ 1th a short praye1 and1 use the home economics ioom at also include a discussion petiod Crosby Public Schol and 1e11eshments. she said. the youngsters as and each group is under the‘ ,charge of a professional paid instructor with volunteer help-1 ers between the ages of 17 and ‘20. All such volunteers are ‘houever given a leadership training course before assuming :their duties. [ Mrs. Halliday pointed out 1 that the gyms were large. boxy places unsuited for cosy discussion or craft works that the girls may undertake and asked if permission could be grant- ed to use a staff room or other room with tables and chairs where the girls could sit to work at their crafts and take part in discus- sions. The use of the kit- chen would also be appreci- ated on special occasions such as a Christmas or Hal- lowe‘en party. Noting that the newly-formed Richmond Hill Y is not \\e11 011 financially and has little or no equipment, Mrs. Halliday also requested permission to use such school equipment as \'olâ€"‘ ley balls. tumbling mats etc. A film piojettm might also be iequiied accasionall) she ad- lded and noted that it “as e.\~ pensiie and time consuming to rent one and bring it all the l way up from the city. any } l 1 \li. Hutchinson pointed out The gioups aie usuallv kept that the boa1ds policy “as to ‘to fiom 10 to 15 as the pu1pose pe1 mit the use only of gamma- 10f the Y leader is to deal with siums in the schools after hours individuals-is- WE PUT THE'RE'PWN WW" F012 This headquarters with the REP- is the coal UTATION. We've made a good name for ourselves by giving good coal service. Let us have your next coal order. R A M E R FUELS 189 CENTRE sr. 884-1313 E AST ~ 1 ““““9. I 1111111 A V Zflififl La Colony YW Asks Use Of Schools For Teens In answer to a question from Trustee Phyllis Hawkes, Mrs. Halliday assured the board the groups would not make addi- tional work for janitors and had indeed been commended by the janitors who said the group often left the premises tidier than they had found them. To a query from Qhairman Walter Hutchinson. Mrs. Halli- day advised that any fees re- ceived by the Y were complete- ly spent on payment of instrucâ€" ors and rent. light and heat for their new headquarters. Notice ls hereby gu'en that a quarterly dividend of Fourteen Cents (14c) per share has been de- clared on the issued com~ mon shares of VICTORIA and GREY Trust Com pany. payable on and after December 15th. 1966 to shareholders of record November 30th. 1966. By Order at the Board Lmdsa Bin-em her VICTORIA and GREY TRUST COMPANY COMMON STOCK 259th CONSECUTIVE DIVIDEND Oil paintings by Harold and Madeline Howarth of the Garrett Gallery form a delightful setting in Victoria Square Community Hall for this tea table. The occasion was the Gormlev - Victoria Square Branch of YCHA Old English Tea November 26. ' , Left to right, Mrs. L. l’Iumberson, Jean Clark (serving tea). Mrs. G. Draper and Mrs. N. Brodie are enjoying the old fashioned refreshments. Jean was one of several Headford teenagers who donned lace caps and fichus to lend an authentic atmosphere to the occasion. The bazaar tabels. stocked with many articles for the Christmas tree. baking and candy, Were well patronized and many happy winners carried home lucky draw prizes. . Thomas. (M? eneral Manage: nd Secretary Art Show, Bazaar, Old English Tea This is the coal headquarters with the REP- UTATION. We've made a good name for ourselves by giving good coal service. Let us have your next coal order, FRIDAY. DEC. 30, 9-1 Featuring the New Year’s Eve Celebration SATURDAY, DEC. 31 DANCING 9-? TO THE BOB GRANT ‘flfikfl‘flflflfltflxfl I HOLIDAY SPECIAL TRIO SMORGASBORD ‘ AND PARTY FAVOURS $15 PER COUPLE For Reservations Call ome early and enjoy our superb French Cuisine FRENCH RESTAURANT AND TAVERN DANCING Bob Grant Trio Auror 7-673 While making no commit- ments on behalf of the board. Mr. Hutchinson promised that the board and staff would con- sider the request for increased use of school facilities and let the Y know their decision as soon as possible. IN SELECTED HARD- WOOD SOLIDS & VEN- EERS OF NATURAL WALNUT. 1967 Model SERVING THE AREA AS BRENAN TV FOR 14 YEARS (Photo by Stuart’s Studio) OTHER MO DELS FROM $699.95 With Trade For Cars or Information Phone 889-5302 - 296-1112 Sam Kaiser Benet Icial Add a little green to the holiday scene! Call Beneficial for holiday cashâ€"to do your shopping. to pay your bills, to enjoy the holidays! You pick the terms . . . you pick the payments . . . at Beneficial, where you get that BIG 0.K. for cash fast! Call up and see! $5000 ? 3.35 Yonge St. N Richmond Heights Centre - Ph: 8844417 ITorcmo area restdents Ph: 889-68“) OPEN EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENTâ€" PHONE FOR HOURS Loans up to $5000 â€" Your loan can be hie-Insured 42 month contracts on loans over $1500 250 YONGE ST.. 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