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k‘ After dessert and coffee, 27 members made Christmas arti- cles to be sold in the hospital gift 5 h o p. mllmm“munluuumummuuuumuulmumumuumuumuum Melt butter in pan â€" add sugar, milk and chocolate. Stir until chocolate melts. Boil until soft ball forms when dropped in cold water. Let cool, add vanilla, beat and pour in butter pan. The Pleasanh'ille Branch of the YCHA held its November meeting at the home of Mrs. Daniel Douglas - Crampton in Maple. Almost everyone has a special' dish which family or friends1 enjoy â€" why not share the| recipe with our readers, be it main course, dessert or snack?1 Each week one will be publish-4 ed in this column â€"â€" how about‘ yours? Terry. a grade 12 student at Bayview Secondary School. is 1119 third young student to ex- hibit her work at the Odeon. Talk about travelling familieshous L‘eglise de Sacre Coeur was; Mrs. Una Watkins -of Baker'a must as was a stroll up the Avenue recently returned from Champs d’Elysees to the Archei a month's holiday in Europe, 'de‘Triom’phe and a visit to the‘ starting in London, England, where she met her daughter, Rosalie, a student studying for her Masters Degree in French‘ at the Sorbonne. Here, they enjoyed sightsee-i ing and visiting places of in- terest including Dicken’s House (presently a museum where Charles Dickens lived from 1837 to 1839 and wrote Pickwick Papers, Nicholas Nickleby and Oliver Twist), Westminster Ab- bey, the British Museum, where many items on display are from three thousand to four thous- and years old, the Parliament _ Buildings and Scotland Yard, tory and Venus de Mllo- noted for always getting their By now it was time to return‘ cases solved. They also saw them London to prepare for the Tower of London including the return home. Prior to leaving Bloody Tower where the axe for Europe. Mrs. Watkins‘l‘ and execution block are on pub-,younger daughter Francine and: lie view. the magnificent Postfher husband. Lieutenant John‘ Office Tower. the highest build- Macintyre from Dartmouth ing in England (recently in the‘Nova Scotia. had travelledy news through damage in a bomblthrough the New England States. explosion), Windsor Castle, andiand then to Richmond Hill for 3 Hampton Court, noted for its'brief i'isit with Mrs. Watkins very beautiful garden. A trip prior to continuing to Brampton down ,the Thames River was where John‘s family, former also on the itinerary and a visit‘residents of the Hill. are now to Blenheim Palace where thelliving. Mr. and Mrs. Maclntyre Duke of Marlborough and later 51‘. are presently in Iraq, ‘ Sir Winston Churchill resided. planes, trains, buses, subways, Then to Ireland. the land of and ferries and of course they the shamrock. with its quaint miles of walking made the en} thatched-roof homes, the beauti- tire trip one which will be long. int countryside and the friendlyil'emembered by Mrs. Watkins.‘ folk, and up the coast to Russ- When her course is finished in lalre which is the terminus for January. Rosalie is contempla- the car ferry service from Fishâ€" ting taking a teaching post in guard. Rosslaire Strand is aIScotland. She sends her best. popular holiday resort and llaerislles to all her friends in; the finest bass fishing in theiRichmond Hill and if any are world. From there to dear old‘planning a trip to Europe and Dublin by way of the Vale of:would like to visit her contact. Glendalough. A search for the‘iMrs. Watkins for her ad- Irish taverns such as we are dress. acquainted with via television seemed to be non-existent. but the usual kind were very much in evidence. Scotland was the next port of call with the first stop of Six New Stores as: .€::“:.“'::.2:For Parking lot dence for a festival. Parts of' the castle were open to the? public where the Crown jewels,l truly majestic and beautiful‘ with the lights leamin on i g g the‘mediately to the north of the Museum with many interestingl features including bathing fac-, ilities from the early Romanj days. Next on the list was at jaunt to S-ainte Chappelle â€"l the church of Louis IX Iwhm was proclaimed a saintl hun-l dreds of years ago, but now, only a memorial site. One couldi not go to Paris without seeing, the Rodin Museum and Him famous works mentioned so much in art and sculpture. the'l statue of The Thinker, and at‘ the Louvre the' original enig- matic Mona Lisa, Winged Vic- Six new stores are planned for Yonge Street South. Rich- mond Hill, 0n the property now used as a town parking lot. im- thousands of facets. were on dis-. . . play. Glasgow was the nexthank, ,Of Nova. Scoua‘ t.°“n stop with an interesting visit to Comm“ 5 plannmg commmee the famous Clyde Shipyards. “earned November 23‘ Then on to France _ Ga). Owner of the property is paree __ where after establish Bernard C00per and Assomates ing headquarters at the Ag of Toronto and architects of the building are Allen. Brown Home Hotel and a brief rest, and Sherriff of Richmond Hill. it was on to the beautiful cath- . edral at Non-e Dame, truly The bmlding which conforms worth seeing. then to Madel- to 20nng requirements of the clue where Marie Antoinetteex‘ea will have built-in provis- spent much of her time. Onezlon for a second storey at a of her favorite pastimes was toifuture date. take her ladies-in-waiting outl Twenty years ago the land to the stables to take a turn at was occupied by the frame: milking the cows. They visited MOOdy building “'hiCh contain- Versailles to see malty of ed a drug store and residence Napoleon‘s treasures, all veryland the Wilson two-storey brick well preserved. and the opentbuilding which contained a barâ€"' market at Rue Mouffelard, withber shop and taxi stand on the. its many stalls of various goodsjground floor and an apartment {or sale. including fruits.‘above. Since these buildings cheeses. material. jewellery. etc. were razed the town has used, Of course a Visit to the famine land for public Parking ‘ ,. . . , . . Arabian Mosque and the Clunyixlgl‘lfinllg Rlsebmugh and JaCk‘Ben‘y ‘Chmc‘v u..." Mrs. Frances Whelan and for‘dance held November 20, 1972-73. Mrs. Eva Stephensd Long service awards were Mrs. Edith Walker, Robert Rossnpresented by Past President' to Mesdames lMarle Finnerty, Ethel Reilly , The hortculturists meet again and Rosemary Bransfield, These‘v December 7 for the ChristmaSIpins are given to members who i party and presentation of awnhave been active in the auin- ‘ al‘dS- iiary for ten years. . ' President Hnatiak then pres- ‘ Iented a past president‘s pin and. lgift to Past President Chirrey lill recognition of her service to .the auxiliary. . The meeting closed following}, luncheon served by the hostess. l l I l l #1 1k The annual Christmas gift program for patients under special care held by the, York County Mental Health Association, is now under- way and boxes for unwrap- ped gifts have been placed in Dynes Jewellers, Rich- mond Heights Centre, and Allencourt Pharmacy, Al- lencourt Plaza. Toiletries, small articles of clothing, candies and tobacco are needed. Gifts for men are particularly requested. since these are normally in short supply. While family Christmas shopping why not buy an extra gift for less fortuna- tes and drop it in one of the boxes? Your donation will brighten the festive sea- son for these patients. many of whom are forgot- ten at Christmas. Further information may be obtained from Mrs. Ed- ith Jones at 884-7686. s. - it x at Mrs. A. Leach of Newmarket, a professional floral arranger and a member of Edwards Gar- dens will demonstrate the makâ€"‘ L , G d ing of Christmas door swags on December 9 at Richmond aurentlan ra “ate Hill and District YWCA oftices,l Gregory Lynn, son of Mr. and in conjunction with the Cllrist-tMrs. Douglas Lynn. 78 Starlight mas workshop held as part of Crescent. Richmond Hill, grad- h. the Y program for the past ten mated “Cume Laude" from weeks. ,Thornloe College, Laurentian For this date only. an ad- University. Sudbury. with a ditional 20 people may be ac- Bachelor of Arts Degree. Gregâ€" commodated by phoning 884- ory is presently continuing his 4811 for reservations. studies at Trinity College, Uni- The workshop. conducted by versity of Toronto. toward a Mrs. Mildred Kirchen, Mrs. Master of Divinity Degree. Up- Nancy Case and Mrs. Ursula on graduation. he hopes to serve Shephard. will display articles in the Diocese of Algoma for made b.\' members at the Merry the Anglican Church of Canada. Christmas Tea to be held at the Greg is a former Sunda.v Y on December 14 from 2 to 4 school teacher at St. Mary’s An- pm, to which everyone is cord- elican Church. He attended ialLv invited. Richmond Hill and Thornhill This Thursday. December 2, High Schools. His father is ac- the workshop will feature hosâ€" tire in the community and is on tess cookery demonstrated by the executive of the Richmond Mrs. Anna Arnold. a home ec- Hill Power Squadron. Greg's onomics teacher in the Town of brother. Richard. is in his sec- Nlarkham. ‘ond year at Laurentian. MAKE SOMEONE HAPPY THIS CHRISTMAS Creative Studies By v gm 52de v â€"- womeRAn-w â€"â€" 30A Yonge St S. Richmond Hill For Appt. 884-6741 late An art exhibit by Terry. Gosâ€" ling, daughler of Mrs. Peter Gosling and the late Mr. Gos- ling. Altamira Road. will open Thursday in the lobby of the Odeon Theatre. Yonge Street South. muml\t\umu\uumunuu\\ummmm\\\u\\\muuuuuumuuuuu a service initiated by Theatre Manager Rob Parkhouse, to en- courage local art students by providing the locale and oppor- tunity for a one-man show. Here, There And Everywhere What’s Cooking? Great for the festive season! tbsp. butler cups white sugar tsp. vanilla ’4 cup cream squares unsweetened choco- FUDGE Connie Madeleno and coffee, 27 Christmas arti- in the hospital l The guest organist last Sun- iday was William Hazell of Kel‘rybrook Drive. A reading for “The Giaconda‘ Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith. Petty Officer Charles Vor- Smile" by Aldous Huxley is be- Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Douglas - man Pelikan and Mrs. Pelikan ing held at 7:30 pm on Stindaijrampton and Mr. and Mrs. have returned to their home in next, December 5, in the Cur- John Bcresford Anderson were Key West, Florida following a tain Club Theatre, rear of 25 among the many guests at the week‘s visit with Mrs. Pelikan's Yonge Street North. il8th Highlanders Ball held Fri- parents. Mr. and Mrs_ James casting is five men, five “‘0-‘da_‘l evening at the Royal York Hamilton of 62 Centre Street men, and the play. being direc-‘HOWL _ it t East. at - In I: t ted by Gerry Crack, will be the club's entry in the CODL‘S _Contributions to Richmond Friends. relatives and [el- “Travelling Festival." :31“ am! WSW“ YWCA finan- low staff members attended a A murder-drama, it‘s an ex-‘c‘al 03mm.“ Mm m gum)” surprise COthail Party for tremely well written play and}are .suu Co‘mmg Wand FmaFCC‘Vincent Evans of Elmwood Av- an excellent vehicle for the'Cl.‘a”man Ml's' Em“! [Winfield enue, held November 22 by his club’s actors and actresses. “"51195 “0 remind 'llllelduals wife, Alma. on the occasion of Anyone interested in joining‘and busmesses that it is n0t_too his 25th anniversary with the the club __ either in an acting late to send in theirtlonations Robert Simpson Company. or backstage capacity â€".~ may to 9115. Con‘l‘mmm"°1'lemCd 01" Earlier in the day Mr. Evans obtain further information by gam‘atwm‘k * * had been presented with a gold 4 watch from the company. for calling 884-2528. ‘ , . The R10hm0“d H1“ Jaycetl-CS whom he is currently working Shown- Ti‘“9 15 21"“- t The meeting adjourned and * * * members had a good debate on Receiving the Sacramth “abortions. with Joan Thomson Baptism at Richmond Hill Un-iacting as moderator. ited Church last Sunday \verel The Jaycettos held a bowling Craig David, son of Mr. andJIJHI't)’ November 29 at ABC Mrs. Gary Charity. StepheW-‘Lanes. Prizes and fun were John and Stuart Allen. chil- plentiful for the 11 couples in dren of Mr. and Mrs. Gordontattendance. Charity, Glen Robert, son of Mr.‘ The next meeting will be the and Mrs. Robert Farrell, Leslie Christmas dinner being held Ann. daughter of Mr. and MrsJDeeember 13 at the home of ‘Allan Glass, Robert Kent, son oflJayne Phillip. 378 Osiris Drive. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jamieson,; * * * lPaul Kenneth. son of Mr. and} At the November 23 meeting Mrs. Kenneth Letherdale and‘of the Horticultural Society Colin David. son of Mr. and held in the Lions Hall. the new l Mrs. John Sims. islate of officers for 1971-72‘was The Library Club of Rich- mond Hill High School and Films for Children Committee present their third offering of the season this Saturday. Dec- embcr 4, with the showing of the film “Trapped by the ’l'er- ror." The River.‘ shown Officiating at the ceremony was the minister, Rev. Robert Smith. Sr. ai‘e presently in Iraq used as a town parking lot. im- mediately to the north of the Bank of Nova Scotia. town council’s planning committee learned November 23. serial “Raiders of the part III will also be Time is 2pm. and At the November 23 meeting and of the Horticultural Society andlheld in the Lions Hall. the new )slate of officers for 1971-72 was .0n3wpresented by Nominations Com- bert mittee Chairman Richard Edâ€" ;mouds and the election conduc- Sun- ted by Robert D. Little. Contributions to Richmond Hill and District YWCA finan- cial campaign hold in October are still coming in and Finance Chairman Mrs. Edith Burnfield wishes to remind individuals and businesses that it is not too late to send in their donations to this community-oriented or- ganization. The Richmond Hill Jaycettes held their November general meeting at the home of Joan Thomson. 84 Starlight Cres- cent. Attending were Jo Nakamichi, Barb Martin, lsobel Dietrich, Pat Blake, Terry Wallace, Marg Barrow. Jayne Philip. Also pre- sent was Ken Wallace to assist Jaycettes on parliamentary pro- cedure. Gladys McLatchy was re-elec- ted as president with lst Vice- President Richard Edmonds and 2nd Vice - President Mrs. Syd- ney Thompson. Directors for 1972 are Robert Keith, Mr. Little, Mrs. Mayne McTaggai-t. Mrs. Florence LeClaire, and Mrs. Frances Whelan and for 1972-73. Mrs. Eva Stephens. Mrs. Edith Walker, Robert Ross, William Risebrongh and Jack Manning. The next meeting “'1” be the Christmas dinner being held December 13 at the home of Jayne Phillip, 378 Osiris Drive. The hortculturists meet again December 7 for the Christmas party and presentation of aw- ards. This Thursday. December 2, the workshop will feature has- tess cookery demonstrated by Mrs. Anna Arnold. a home ec- onomics teacher in the Town of Markham. The annual Christmas gift program for patients under special care held by lhe, York County Mental Health Association, is now under- way and boxes for unwrap- ped gifts have been placed in Dynes Jewellers, Rich- mond Heights Centre, and Allencourt Pharmacy, Al- lencourt Plaza. requested. since these are normally in short supply. While family Christmas shopping why not buy an MAKE SOMEONE HAPPY THIS CHRISTMAS Creatu‘e Studies By S’m Sim, â€" mmmnmv â€"â€" 30A Yonge St S. Richmond Hill For Appt‘ 884-6741 adjourned and Friends. relatives and [el- low staff members attended a surprise cocktail party for Vincent Evans of Elmwood Av- enue, held November 22 by his wife, Alina. on the occasion of his 25th anniversary with the Robert Simpson Company. Earlier in the day Mr. Evans had been presented with a gold watch from the company, for whom he is currently working as manager of the receiving deâ€" partment at Fairview Mall. Duplicate Bridge Monrlay winners were Willy Molevelt and John Bunker. In the open game held Friday winners were Nâ€"S â€" Marie Cole and John Hall, E-W â€" David Rosati and John Leonard. In the novice game Mr. and Mrs. W. E. LeClaire were tied with Mr. and Mrs. David War- AMO. an ecumenical morning out program. designed for mothers and pre-schoolers, will meet at 9:30 am on Wednesday next. December 8. in Richmond Hill United Church. There will he demonstrations of Christmas baking and hand- made decorations. This will be the last program for the women before Christ- mas. however, activities for the children will be provided on December 15. , is k l * ' 7 Jennifer. daughter of Mr. and ‘Mrs. Michael Morton of Crosâ€" by Avenue. was a scholarship winner from the Banff School of Fine Arts, the youngest Canaâ€" dette at the age of 15 and as a ‘member of the Feux Follets National Dance Company of Canada‘ performed last year in the Canadian Pavilion at Osaka, Japan. She is currently appear- ing in the Tommy Hunter Shows and is assistant to James Coli- stro, who teaches a fine arts course at Ryerson Institute. Mrs. with l'en. There will he demonstrations of Christmas baking and hand- made decorations. This will be the last program for the women before Christ- mas, however, activities for the children will be provided on December 15. The mothers' auxiliary of the. She was a former teacher 2nd Richmond Hill Scouts andiwith the Midmer Dance Acad- Cubs met November 24 at thetemy and with the retirement of home of Mrs. Ida Foch, OxfordlMlfi and MI‘S- Eddie Midmer. Street {who for the past 15 years have Plans were made for the‘vbeen an integral part of the Christmas parties to be 'given‘danee scene in the Hill, she the boys on December 14 and decided to start on her own: 15. President Mrs. Flo Hnatiakjspecializing in RAD ballet. mod- thanked members who had as-ern dance. tap. jazZ, acrobatics sisted with catering for the and theatre arts. dance held November 20. t * - Thp mothers' auxiliary of the! 2nd Richmond Hill Scouts and‘l Cubs met November 24 at the. home of Mrs. Ida Foch, Oxford} Street. A i Long service awards were presented by Past President Betty .Chin-ey to Mesdames Marie Finnerty, Ethel Reilly and Rosemary Bransfield. These pins are given to members who have been active in the auxilâ€" iary for ten years. lllt‘ lucc’uug LIUBL’kl “nun”..le luncheon served by the hostess. p] ‘1)! EH ‘c1 1m Iis President Hnatiak then pres-l ented a past president‘s pin andl gift to Past President Chii‘rey in recognition of her service to the auxiliary. The meeting closed following] luncheon served by the hostess. Greg is a former Sunday school teacher at St. Mary's An- glican Church. He attended Richmond Hill and Thornhill High Schools. His father is ac- tive in the community and is on the executive of the 'Richmond Hill Power Squadron. Greg's brother, Richard. is in his sec- ond year at Laurentian. awards were] The November meeting of the ast President‘Canadian Federation of Univer- to Mesdames sity Women, York County Ethel Reilly Branch, was highlighted by a ansfield. These very enlightening talk by Mrs.i members who Florie Allen, a human relations[ in the auin- trainer with the Department of‘ :l Education. Florie has had wide iak then m'es- training in this field attending ident‘s pin andlmany workshops and taking a5 sident Chirreymoume at Sir George Williams, t l She's petite, blond. very at- 1tractive with a tremendous am- were “Villyiount of talent and although only Bunker. ‘in her late teens is starting her held Friday‘own business venture. Her Marie Cole[name? Jennifer Morton, a prof- V â€" David eSSional dancer. who last Tues- .nanL day achieved an early ambit- ne Mr, and ion with the opening of the B were tiedJJennifBI‘ Morton School of David war.‘Dance and Theatre Arts at ‘Wrixon Hall. St. Mary's An- * gzlican Church. . Embroidered gift items. stuff- ed toys. candles, leathercraft and novelties made by patiean at the Villa Hospital will highâ€" light the Holly Tea and Bazaar being held at the hospital on Saturday next, December 4, from 1:30 to 4 pm. l Directed by Edith Jones. the ‘cast includes Lloyd Linderman, Russ Urquhart, Jean Johnson. Beryl Radke, Doreen Kendry land children. Greg and Doug .Kendry. David Linderman and Drew Ryland. Also involved in ‘thc production is organist, Gloria Parke. ‘1 Tickets at $1 for adults and 325 cents for children may be ob- :‘tained by calling Joan Ryland at December will be a busy month for the St. Matthew‘s Players who are currently in re- hearsal for “Christmas In The Market Place" by Henri Gheon. to be presented December 22 in the church All proceeds from this pop- ular event will go towards the young people's wheelchair fund. 884-2917 She has conducted various sensitivity encounters with such )varied groups as high school ‘principals, welfare workers and boys in trouble with the law. Her goal is to bring out the ‘creativity in a group and not let lone person make all the dec- l isions. An individual must approach a sensitivity group voluntarily. she explained, and with some idea of what they will learn. or great harm may be done. For in a group situation like this you‘ must get in touch with how you. feel and then try to share it[ with others. which is very dif-‘ ficult. This does not have to be’ done by a great amount of touching. hugging, etc.. as most people think, but rather with discussion and a good leader} Ipeople can share reality with‘ leach other. ,3 Miss Del was feted prior to he. Bettles on Mary’s Ror Entertaii co-hostesse house and son lmisce Choffe of eousl and Miss Heath a linen sho The bri the guests She concluded her talk by briefly discussing other types of sensitivity groups and some of the methods used to get peo- ple in groups to see themselves as they really are. ELIE] (rear of 25 Yonge St. N.) Nov. 26 (First Nighters’ Club) a Nov. 27, Dec. 1, 2, 3, 4. 8, 9, 10, 11 The many friends of Miss Edna Izzard will be sorry to hear she suffered a stroke last Wednesday and is in serious condition in York Central Hospital. Miss lzzard. who taught at Richmond Hill High School for over 25 years. is a most respected and well known member of the community and the thoughts of all her many friends and former pupils are with her dur- ing this critical period. at Curtain Club Theatre Open Mon. to Wed. 9 am - 6 pm - Thurs. a: Fr1.9 am - 9 pm Saturday 9 am - 4 pm PRESCRIPTION OPTICIANS ° GLASSES ' CONTACT LENSES “FITTED TO YOUR EYE DOCTOR'S PRESCRIPTION" Curtain Time 8:30 pm. TICKETS S2 Phone 884-8664 Monday to Friday OW S. Richmond Hill Curtain Club “Joe Egg” 34 YONGE ST. S. RICHMOND HILL by Peter Nikols directed by Tony Miller 884-1955 presents The Ladies' Auxiliary to Visiting friends in the Hill Branch 375. Royal Canadian Le- last week were Beth and Len gion, hosted the Zone E2 meet- Jones, formerly of Knollside ing Wednesday last. Fifty rep- Drive. now living in Summit, resentatives attended the meetâ€" New Jersey. ing, chaired by Zone Comman- They are both thoroughly der Gloria Sanford. enjoying life in the States and The auxiliary entertained 175 having a keen interest in branch members and guests Fri- theatre, have seen several ‘day last presenting their current Broadway shows and become show “3'75 Happy Gang.” Presiâ€" actively involved with one of dent Joan Dickson, on behalf‘Summit‘s leading little theatres. of the auxiliary, presented "The Playhouse” for which Beth Doug Hopson with a substan- worked backstage on its prod- tial donation. ,uction of “The Chalk Garden.” """rh'e' grandchildren‘s Christ- mas party is scheduled for next Sunday, December 5. Miss Deborah Ellen Chiassonl xo‘io ‘ was feted at several parties‘0 e‘ OK prior to her marriage to Thomas 0‘0 Bettles on November 20 at St 0 Mary’s Roman Catholic Church (Q ,x__._ ._ .i .i _ 4 Entertaining at showers were co-hostesses. Mrs. Vera Water- house and Miss Dolores Chias- son 1miscellaneous>, Mrs. Louis Choffe of Aurora lmiscellan- eousl and Miss Ronda Ford and Miss Heather McFee who hosted a linen shower. v the guests of honor at a presen-l tation party held by Mrs. Cecil Mabley and at a wine and 1! cheese party hosted by the groom’s grandparents, Mr. andf. Mrs. John Bettles of Richmondlg Street. The bride and groom werefi M In Christmas is fast ap- proaching â€" what are your plans to celebrate the fes- tive s e a s o n? Expecting guests from out-of-town? Taking off for the sunny climes‘.’ Entertaining at wine and cheese, sherry or dinner parties, a family getâ€" together or an old-fashioned Christmas party? News of your social act- ivities makes interesting reading for "Life in the Hill” columns - also for out-ofâ€"town relatives and friends. The service is free â€" why not call the Social Editor Margot Crack or drop a line to 63 Yonge Street South â€" we'd be pleased to hear from you. After eight weeks of scientifically planned exercise and nutritionally planned diet, members of Richmond Hill YWCA's “Slim and Trim" class are delighted with their progress. They meet each Tuesday morning in Richmond Hill United Church for a two-hour session designed to maximize muscle tone and minimize weight. Five of the class are pictured above in an exercise session. At left facing the camera is Jackie Dedlow. Clockwise. the others are Anna Apenis, Betty Tainsh, Karen Maher and Ramona Haslett. A number of are graduates of program based on pattern and mild 20 to 60 who are A number of those taking part in “Slim and Trim" are graduates of last year's Weight Control Clinic, a program based on a nutritionally sound low calorie meal pattern and mild physical exercise designed for people 20 to 60 who are 20 to 70 pounds overweight. The “Y” is planning to start another clinic session of ten weeks in January. It will be conducted by Mrs. Janet Fayle, a graduate of home economics with hospital experience as a therapeutic dietitian. and Mrs. Betty Service who has conducted a number of fitness programs for YWCA groups. Consultant to the course. which will take place in MacKillop Public School on Tuesday even- Weight Control leads To 5% Visiting friends in the Hill last week were Beth and Len Jones, formqi'ly of Knollside Drive. now living in Summit, New Jersey. KKK‘ make 9.299 15K! WflWflW THURSDAY, DEC. 2nd TO THURSDAY, DEC. 23rd '0“ n‘ gmtamuémxmmm 2E!me THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill, Ontario, Thursday, Dec CHARGEX AND LAYAWAY PLANS 88-1-6402 BRADDOCK OPTICAL Richmond Heights Centre Richmond Hill 884-6881 ALL... "Slim And Trim " At YWCA . WINTER 100% WOOL COATS . CAR COATS o PANT COATS KRAEMAR FASHIONS This is your big chance to get in the swing with a new, high style coat at a reduced price. We carry a complete line of Ladies’ Apparel for the . . . Young Mod Career Girl "‘ Homemaker THE JENNIFER MORTON SCHOOL OF DANCE AND THEATRE ARTS ings. will be Dr. Barbara McLaren. faculty of food science, University of Toronto. Because a special application and medical form are required from each person taking the course. YWCA Program Director Gwen Halliday advises applicants to register early. . -q..”_, The sponsors were very pleased with the rapport that developed among members last year. says Mrs. Fayle. Many decided to keep in touch with each other through the summer for moral support and to compare notes on their state of physical well being. Homemakers passed on their new found knowledge to members of their families. getting them into healthy eating patterns. One of the group was wearing a size 18 blouse when she started the clinic. When she left she was shopping for size 12. “The desire to improve has to come from within." observed Mrs. Fayle. One happy graduate. Kay DoLaBarre of Markham Road. reported a 25 pound weight loss. “You feel so much better for proper exercise and diet.“ says Mrs. DeLaBarre. who intends to carry on with keep-fit classes to stay in trim. North-East Corner of New Wing RICHMOND HEIGHTS CENTRE A gift certificate for a month’s piano lessons may start someone you love on the road to many years of pleasure at. the piano . . . ESTE‘LLE MARKHAM ARCT RMT 884-3787 GIVE A GIFT OF MUSIC THIS CHRISTMAS umfiiwumzmeamxxml St. Mary's Anglican Church Reasonable rates For information call 884-6002 WRIXON HALL muxfixuwmmmum § “Ki! 13