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10 THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill. Ontario, Thursday, March 5, 1970 (Photo by Stuart's Studio ' ARC Needs Supermarket T apes ARC Industries (Adult Rehabilitation Centre) of the York Central Association for the Mentally Retarded in Richmond Hill is now in the market for your Dominion Store Tapes. Recently the centre received a portable electric dish- washer purchased for them with‘Dominion Store tapes collected by Mississauga Council. Telephone Pioneers of America. President Mrs. Margaret Monahan. Community . Service Chairman George Hathaway and Miss Isabella Kitson of Maple Leaf chapter visited the centre and were much impressed by the happy and busy atmosphere which prevailed. v 1n the above picture are seen (left to right) with the \dishwasher. Centre Director Dolly Ketola. Trainee Sheana Clarbrough. Mrs. Monahan. Mr. Hathaway. Trainee Hilfen Schlichter. Miss Kitson and Trainee Bonnie Met- ea c. If you are feeling sorry for yourself for any reason. a visit to ARC Industries at the corner of Industrial and Enford Roads is guaranteed to put you. in a. better frame of mind. If you have a few hours a week to spare, the also] ARLENE HALL, 1970 JUNIOR CHAMPION - ADMISSION â€" ADULTS 1.50 CHILREN 75: staff would be only too glad to have your help. If you are in the market for wrapping or shelf paper. hasty notes. gift tags or party hats. tallies, to mention only a few of the articles on sale. you will find a good assortment here. The centre is also looking for contracts and sub- contracts from local industries for assembly work. mail- ing. duplicating. packaging, stuffing and folding, to men- tion some of its typical work projects. The work is done by the young trainees who require a sheltered work- shop environment. Great strides have been made over the last few years in removing the invisible barrier which used to surround the mentally retarded. One of the greatest tools in this has been the sheltered workshop. But operating a shelt- ered workshop - training centre is a costly venture and to have to shut down such a program because of lack of funds would be a step backward. We ask our readers to ask themselves what they can do to help. 7 Miss Ketola will be pleased to furnish some sug- gestions. ’ at the all new . . Sanctioned by C.F.S.A. TO BE HELD AT New Arena SAT.,‘ MAR. 7, 8 pm. SUN., MAR. 8, 2 pm. See: “ARLENE HALL” 1970 Junior Women‘s Canadian Figure Skating Champion And 310 Local Aspirants to be Champs Also “Bob Rubens” Junior Men's Figure Skating Champion g!“‘!“l‘!“ : A Colorful Spectacle For : I Family Entertainment I _‘ :“Greatest Show On Earth”: I “Clowns - Comedy” I I I I “Individual Exhibitions” I I : “Carnaby St. Capers” I Q!!!!!!!!!!!! Separate School Board Briefs l Al ll: meeting on Ff‘l‘ll'll'cl'} live: for 1.070 i‘clatm: in the now \\0l‘klll; mih children in Richmond Hill Fire Dept. l7. York County Roman Caiho- ion: i‘anzc nhieclivcs \\liic‘o schools throughout the country. _ _ lic School Board armed to Will be continually i'c-cvaluaicd "‘ * * * Eran! sabbatical leave to Rcli- in the licht of changing condiâ€" An New,th (.nmmmee Nb gious Education Consultant lions. commendation that the board For Our Friends The North Sisicr Rosclyn Kelly so that sht‘ The i‘epofl included a recomâ€" pzi)’ ihc animal membership fee may attend The Divine Word mendation that all persons to two trustee agociations “as Institute in London, Onlai‘lo hll‘t‘fl by llie board should be approved hi' the board. {01‘ 1119 SC‘hOOl .YOEH‘ 1970â€"-71- qualified. and that an attempt it was explained that sab- should he made to batical leave is granted as Dan qualifications among of the program for upgrading staff. of qualifications of staff. and , , ,, , that a teacher must agree to Any useable SKATES would be gratefully re- Tmal "0-" “i” be 51779 â€" ceived for distribution to the Indian children Imprm'o $2.170 for the Ontario Separate “059m School Ti'iistees' Association and 8600 Ioi‘ the Ontario School Trustees Council. romm m the board {Or at, least Since the county hoard “as Richmond Hill Trustee .Tohn‘ Um Yearly formed in January, 1.069. mm LcClaii‘e reminde the meeting A Ram“. rm sahba‘iml 19a\,(‘,‘l)ining 12 separate school area that a request had been made mumps a minimum of 75 pm; hoards. three new {lepfll‘llllf‘nls some time ago {or a chart list- Cem of gala”. hm Since 5mm. have been formed: religious HIS. educational associations for Rosehn as a- mmnhor or a re” cducaiion. special education and lruslccs and their functions. - ‘ spcech dcpai‘lments. Staff was directed to have such :ious order, receives only 85 “moan”; in m l percent of the salary of a lay ___l-._ -7“ C 0 3'“; “"9 WSW” _m"l’al‘:§l- l teacher, the board agreed to pay the $1,050 tuition fee for the course at Divine- Woid in addi- [ion to paying '75 per cent of her salary. it! it! it t ‘ The board‘s curriculum plan-‘ y .ning and development commit-l itee had its first meeting recent- ly to lay out guidelines for de- mlopment of curriculum in the separate schools over the nexti ‘five years. i Superintendent Joe Hodge re-‘ ported to the trustees that the. .purpose of the committee is to} linvolve principals in grass i'ootsl planning of the development. of 1education facilities. resources. programs and personnel. The committee agreed thati the separate schools of York 'Counly should be permitted 1 i be unique in character. with every school developing ini lsuch a way as to develop a com- plete school unit in terms of facilities. personnel and pro-1 ’ 'grams. Even though schools imighi. differ one from the other 1however. there should be a com-l ' imon standard of equality of. educational opportunities for all! lschools. l i The committee's five yearl plan will have overall objectives} for the system and local ohiec-l lives for the school in its com- munity. with immediate objec- in Northern Canada. Please call R.H.F.D. - 884-8102 or leave at the Fire Hall .OQOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOM lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll Announce Principal ' Appointments . York County Board of A H ' 1‘93 new a V611 ure ed the appointments of new principals to three of its . g elementary schools. I . John Hincks, principal of Pleasantville School. will become principal of Me- Conaghy School in Rich- mond Hill. taking the place or Grant Nighswinder who is retiring. New principal at Pleas- antville in September will be Edward Weoder who has had 22 years experience in education. He is at present on the staff of To- ronto Teachers’ College. teaching English and music. Prior to that he was vice- principal at the Valleyfield School in Etobicoke. Principal Harold Dick of Oak Ridges School has ac- . cepted an appointment near ‘ his home in Burlington. and in September his place will be taken by Edward Burlew. Mr. Burlew had 16 years experience in education in the United States, serving for nine years as a full time senior administrative principal. He is now com- pleting‘his second year as principal of Kinghorn School in King Township. lllllllllllllllllllllllllllll‘lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllillllllllllllm NEWMARKETâ€"High School Principal Fred Bradley drew . ‘loud laughs and guffaws from istudents attending a drug forum here when he told the meeting: ionly one percent of the nearlyl :950 students at Newmarket. ‘District High took drugs. and jagain when he claimed therel are no drug pushers among the [high school‘s student p0pula-' tion. famil shoppin . It’s big, it’s exciting, s a totally xperienc n family shopping and it’s now open. It’s Towne and Countrye Square, Toronto’s fastest growing shopping centre. Shop and save at the huge new Miracle Mart Department Store. Enjoy a movie at the new Famous Players Twin Cinemas, browse through the great shops and the big Say- vette Family Department Store. It’s all happening right now from 10 am. to 10 pm. daily at Towne and Countrye Square. The newly renovated Sayvette Family Department Store An exciting rain fountain at the intersection of the malls. The new Miracle Mart Department Store under the ultra-modern domed roof y;â€" ‘ lllllllllililllllllllllllllllllllflllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll v. a. N. l I l VICTORIAN ORDER OF s NURSES RICHMOND HILL BRANCH SERVING YORK COUNTY 884-4101 4 Yonge Street South NURSE-IN-CHARGE MISS JANE BOWMAN lllllllilllllllilllllllllllllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll ‘ Royal Fontainebleau Cafeteria. In an attractive Spanish Decor, relax and en- joy a quick snack or I delicious full course meal. The Carpetmakers Store in the brand new mall OPEN 10 AM. TO l0 P.M. DAILY The elegant new Famous Players Twin Cinemas ._ h e 0 " RIVIERA J E SLA CKS Regulars ‘ Slims * Flares Latest Patterns raon Finished Same Day Use your CHARGEX Card MEYER SOLOMON "Clothier to Gentlemen“ Bond Clothes in The Mall Richmond Heights Centre