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8 THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill, Ontario, Thursday, January 5, 1967 Hydro Contest Winner; Ma/(e Real Winter Wonderland Rotary Club Presents "Grand Canyon Adventure" At Bayview S. S. Tonight Floodlights, niulti-colored lights and a waving Santa combined to give first place in this year’s Richmond Hill Hydro Home Lighting Contest to C. R. Foster of 109 Cartier Cres. The shot above gives some idea of the very attractive display which won Mr. Foster a portable electric heater. M 3‘ \\\i‘ \\\\\ . w\ x .‘ ,- \\$ \ I (Photos by Stuart’s Studio) \\\\\\\ W‘s- \\K‘w Two neighbors at 212 and 214 South Taylor Mills Drive combined forces to produce the above nicely integrated display which won them second prize in the contest. H. Goebel and H. Wunderlich each received an electric blender for their fine effort. “Grand Canyon the second of the 8 pm. York Central District High School Board agreed at its last meeting of the year, December 19. to con- duct a driver education course as a pilot program. The course has been or» sanized by Tony Centa of Richmond Hill High School and the 32 students who \\ ill take it have already paid their $25 fee. It is planned to hold 25 classroom sessions of one hour each. beginning Jan- uary 9 with one hour sesâ€" sions on Monday and Wed- nesdays after school. As well as the classroom instruction. each student will have six hours of pracâ€" tice driving and 12 hours as an observer in a car driven by another student. The “in car“ sessions would take about two hours per group. on Tuesdays. Thursdays and Fridays from 3.30 to 5.30 pm and all day Saturday. Students will go out in groups of not more than three per car and “in ear" instruction will begin after about four lessons of class- Adwnture". personally but season tickets for five even- iiarrated colored travel and adâ€" venture films presented by the Rotary Club of Richmond Hill. will be seen at Bayview Second~ Playpeii or any member of the ary School tonight (Thursday) at 32 Students Enrol In Driving School Admission is by ticket iiigs are available at Dunn's Barber Shop. Jewellers. Keii/ie Druus. Rotary Club and \\ill be on sale in the auditorium tonight. room instruction. Pallister's Driving School of Richmond Hill will pro- vide one car and driver who \\ill teach eight students. The Hill Driving School will supply three cars and drivers and take care of 24 students. Cost of the course is ex- pected to total 31.185 and the board has aflrecd to make up the difference be- tween the students‘ fees of $800 and this amount. the total subsidy not to exceed $400. All instructors. both in class and behind - the - wheel are to be graduates of a course for instructors in high school driver in- struction recognized by the Department of Transport. The beliind-the-wheel inst- ructors must also be licens- ed by the department. Stud- ents must hold a temporary instruction permit. Vehicles used will have dual brake mechanisms and will carry 3100.000 public liability in- surance. including a passen- ger hazard endorsement. only. .\tibi'ey‘dieiices across the t‘UliliIl‘). His Taylor's The .lulian Groiner is one of the now the Colorado River. real favorites of travelogue au- Wliite ‘ a dauntless \\oman ad “Grand Canyon Adventure"ventureri The signal is “Hana \\ as produced on one of the most on!" as we ride over turbulen dangerous rivers in the world â€"â€" rapids. between the colorful canâ€" eomhiiie with his professional the Colorado. amidst the colorâ€" you walls. On the \\a\' we will photoerapliv and enthusiastic tul splendor of the Grand Can- make occasional stop to hike up narration to produce marvelous you, We \\ill drive alongT the the precipitious lieiehts. and see tilm journeys. Mi: (ironicr has north rim of the Grand Canyon Indian villages. Weiwill stop for produced seieral trancloeucs on and visit the wild life of Kaibab a while at Phantom Ranch be- rivers, In fact. he is a boat- National Forest. Then a long fore we resume our treacherous in; enthusiast and has won 40 journey to the south rim to visit trip. Lake Mead is also a we|~ prize trophies for racing. He the Hopi Indians, Our treacher- come respite from our thrilling has produced films on [no Paci- ous ride down the Colorado adventure. Our evening is filled fic Coast. the Gulf Coast. the River is made on mammoth rub- with humor. music, beautv and Atlantic Coast. the Columbia ber rafts, and the expedition is narrow escapes. It will prompt led by the famous Georgia many to sav "What fun!" love of adventure and of people River, the Amazon River and HELD OVER THIRD WEEK .' ADULT ENTERTAINMENT Matt Helm THE NEW “Bill" THEATRE outdoes RICHMOND IL - 22 Matt Helm " L 884 6 1 . . \t' kdz :- '. " III IIIS ‘ ee 1): (out {mm 7 pm. ;. Sat. from a pin. Sun. from 2 5 new Hi i 11- t any... SPECIAL SATURDAY MATINEE 1:00 RM. DEAN i Miiiniir __. . _. 1 asMAIIHiLM . gigggg ‘ ._ _ :i Z;- Devil Ship Pirates Muxnsks s new ' m"... FORT Tl . BAMIIIA SPAIIV'JAMES GREGORY-BEVERLY ADAMS All Color Show IntruduCing DINO. DESI and BILLY' Feaiunng the "Slaygiils' - Screenplay by HERBERT BAKER ANN- Inaugural TOWNSHIP SCHOOL AREA OF VAUGHAN The Meeting OF THE 1967 BOARD will be held on Wednesday, January 11, 1967 at 8 p.111. 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