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The Christian Service Brig- ade presented a fine program at the Sunday night service at Heise Hill Church in the ab- sence of the pastor. Rev. An- drew McNiven. The General Director Rev. Thomas Swan was the guest- speaker. Rev. A. Brndjar of the Canadian Bible Society will be the guest speak- er this Sunday at 11am at Heise Hill Church. Rev. C. Bass will be the guest speaker at 7:30 pm. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Donerhad supper on Wednesday night with their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Taylor of New Toronto. In the evening Mrs. Doner spoke to the Women’s Group at the United Church in New Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Hans Koopman and Kevin of Oakville spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Gecr rge Barrett. I Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Winger have returned from a holiday with their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. John Gilmore and family of Wain- fleet. Mrs. A. E. Fader of Thunder Bay is visiting her brother William Banford and sister, Mrs. Blanche Read and other relatives. The Consumers’ Association of Canada will hold its monthly meeting this Monday at 8 pm at the home of Mrs. Beth Samuel. 250 Palmer Avenue, Richmond Hill, phone 884-7898. We will be preparing for Consumers' Week March 1 to 8, so come out and work. Our slogans are "Consumers Count” and “Reâ€" Cycle and Renew." Any sug- gestions for community proâ€" jects will be gratefully receiv- ed. President Mrs. Elizabeth Beadle will speak on a recent Meat Packers’ Seminar. For further information phone 88'7- 5627 or 773-4190. Church News Mrs. Alf Miller arrived home Tuesday of last week from a Neighborhood Notes Recent guests of William Banford and Mrs. Blanche Read were the former's family, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Banford, Doug- las and Pauline, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Currie, all of Fonthill: and Mrs. Lena Lee and daugh- ter Marlene of Oakville. Neighborhood Notes The John Buchanan Family was saddened last week by the loss of Mrs. Buchanan’s father after a fingering illness. The €0mmunity extends sincere sy- mpathy. Mrs. Sidney English was pleased to have a visit from her nephew Jimmie Gray, of Calgary, l_ast week, particular- 1y since the air controllers’ strike made travel so difficult. Mr. Lambert Stouffer of Stouffville spoke and showed pictures on Sunday night at the Missionary Church on his visit to the Holy Land. Rev. Grant Sloss, Superinten- dent of the Ontario District. will be the special speaker at the Missionary Church at 11 am this Sunday. A trio from Em- manuel Bible College of Kit- chener will be singing. A special offering will be taken for the work of the Emmanuel Bible College. GORMLEY Correspondent Mrs. Chas. Milsted Telephone 887-5445 BAYVIEW COIN LAUNDRY Buttonville Community Happenings NEW MANAGEMENT Recipients of red and green tickets from Maytag WASH YOUR WOOL, PERMANENT PRESS ARTICLES SAFELY IN THE NEW DIAL-A-MATIC BIG MAYTAGS HOURS 8 A.M. -10 P.M. 7 Days CORRESPONDENT: MRS. F. H. LEAF -- PHONE 499-0376 CLEAN BRIGHT SURROUNDINGS SUPERVISED IN EVENINGS ticket dispenser will receive prizes. (Winners’ names published next week) On Saturday evening, sever- al members of the Victoria Square Lions Club and their wives, Lions John Lee, Don Boynton and Charlie Croxford and friend Lawrence MacDon- ald. attended the Third Charter Night of the Mount Albert Lions Club in the Mount Albert Community Hall. They report it being a very enjoyable even- ing! Neighborhood Notes- to the Toronto airport home. But worse than that, the flu bug took her vacation time to visit, and she missed all those gorgeous meals. The second game of the pres- ent euchre series sponsored by Buttonville WI will be play- ’ed at the hall. Friday night. Caribbean Cruise and found the ‘homeward trek very diffi- cult because of the strike. Her flight came to Buffalo. The last leg was made by bus and taxi There was a sad accident at Buttonville last Thursday even- ing. when Mrs. Weston Steeles was seriously injured as she walked with her three children along Don Mills Road. Mrs. Steeles was struck by a tractor- trailer as she pushed baby Dar- ren’s pram along the shoulder near Buttonville Hall. She is in York Central Hospital with head, hip and pelvis injuries. Darren was kept in hmpital for observation for a short time and released. The two 01- der children were not injured. Neighbors rallied round. The older children were the guests of the Richard Carr Family last week and Rev. and Mrs. Allen Hallett kept the baby until other arrangements could be made. Mr. Steeles and his chil- dren spent the weekend in Tor- onto. A number of close relatives and friends were in St. Cathar- ines last Friday for a wedding, when Jim and Elsie Hood’s son Ted was married to Bonnie Par- rott of that city in a beautiful ceremony at Mountain View United. Among those present were Mr. and Mrs. Tim Pater- son, Mrs. Douglas Hood, Mr and Mrs. Harry Boadway, Mr. The January meeting of the UCW Was held in the Sunday school on Wednesday evening of last week with a large atten- dance. Mrs. Donald Boyd was the convenor. Mrs. Herman Mortson and Mrs. Norman Bell took the worship service. Mrs. Vern Mikkelsen gave a talk illustrated with color slides of her recent ~trip to Denâ€" mark, which was very much en- joyed by all. Lions At the. regular TOPS meeting on Monday evening of last week, two of our local ladies tMrs. Leslie Hart and Mrs. John Gee, graduated from the TOPS (Take Off Pounds Sen- sibly) to KOPS (Keep Off Pounds Sensibly). Mrs. Hart lost 58 lbs. in two years and Mrs. Gee lost 36 lbs. in one year. Congratulations ladies! Keep up the good work. Church News ' There were 18 tables of euchre players at the com- munity hall on Friday evening of last week. NOW UNDER VICTORIA SQUARE NEWS PRIZES CORRESPONDENT: MRS. W. SANDLE ER. 2, Gormley â€" Telephone 887-5421 Bayview Plaza (North End) LOCATION Sympathy is extended :to} Mr. and Mrs. John Buchanan: and family in the passing of ‘Mrs. Buchanan’s father, Mr. Frederick Lippett, last week. On, Saturday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Barker and fam- ily entertained to dinner Mrs. Doris Pickering, Mrs. Alice ; Perkins and Miss Mabel Sandâ€" erson, the occasion being in honor of Miss Sanderson‘s birthday. and Mrs. Allan Harrington, Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Appleton, Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Lawrie, Mr. and Mrs. John Reesor, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Howard, Mr. and Mrs. Svend Petersen, Mr. and Mrs. Bill McAI'thur, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hood, Chris Greg and Brian, Mr. and Mrs. Robin Hood. (Mr. and Mrs. Jim H00d are in Red Deer and were un- able to attend), Mr. and Mrs. John Brumwell and family, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hood and family. Mark Medcalfe. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Sabiston of Thornhill, Steve Sabiston (best man) Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Dillain, Mr. and Mrs. Stan Schoeler, Mr. and Mrs. William Peters, and fam- ily, David Harris, Brent Chapâ€" man, Wayne Robertson, Carol Burley, Ingrid Pierozynski and Richard Pierozynski, and Doug- las Thompson all of Thom- hill. Womens Institute On Wednesday of last week Mrs. Rose Baker and Mrs. Janet Rodick the president and secretary were both able to be present when Buttonville WI held their regular meeting at the hall. Both Mrs. Baker and Mrs. Rodick have had serious operations since the December meeting and it was good to see them in such good form. Members were also happy to see Mrs. Mona Burr out again after a serious bout of arthritis. Mrs. Burr was a member of the con- vening committee with Mrs. Charles Hooper and Mrs. Ken- neth Stots. Mrs. George Todd of Markham showed pictures of a recent trip to Hawaii, and Mrs. Hooper read a poem. Tfie next meeting will be the family Valentines Party. Prize winners wére: Ladies Mrs. Gladys Keffer, Mrs. A. Wood and Edna Hardwin. Men Reni Souffriau, John Orr and Robert Ball. Lone Hands: Lad- ies Doris Neufeld, Men Robert Ball. Lucky draw for a box of groceries was won by Mrs. Ev- erett Vanderkooy. On Monday of last week Mr.[ and Mrs. Gordon Draper wel- comed their second grand- daughter, when a daughter wasl born to Mr. and Mrs. Dave Wal‘-, riner (Pat Draper); and on the same day Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Nichols welcomed anotller‘ granddaughter ‘wllen a second‘ daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Allan Nichols (Cath‘y‘ Wright) 2. little sister for Deb-X bie. ‘ Another euchre party will be held in the community hall on February 4 at 8 pm. Birthday greetings go to Miss Mabel Sanderson January 22; Alvin Caseley, January 24; Robin Mortson, eight years. January 28; Henry Allen, Jan- uary 31: Joe Gee. one year, February 3. ‘ BATA ELKS BONITA SHOES ,ALL WINTER BOOTS 20% OFF ALL EVENING SHOES MIRACLE MART CHILDREN’S CASUAL and DRESS SHOES MERMAID FLORIST GOOD BARGAINS ON TROPICAL PLANTS DANFORTH RADIO “JANUARY PRICE CUT” SIDEWALK SALE in the store WINTER JACKETS & COATS JAPAN CAMERA CENTRE CAMERAS 10% OFF LADS' and LASSIES' 25% to 75% FASHION PORT SALE on all WINTER COATS Polyester crimp knit 60” wide on wall to wall BROADLOOM RIVIERA CARPETS Up to 40% Off LADIES’ WINTER BOOTS Reg. $21.99 CHILDREN’S FOOTWEAR PHENTEX Knitting Yarn 2 balls 88c 20 to 30% OFF Also a large collection at UP TO 1/2 OFF FAMOUS BRAND NAME MEN’S Dréss Shirts $1.88 PROJECTORS 10% OFF MEN’S DRESS SHOES Reg. $19.99 VARIOUS STYLES Save up to 50% Off from reg. low price from reg. low price from reg. low price STEROS 10% OFF o'wne & Countrye Square Gold, Silver Suede NOW $16.77 NOW $12.77 $2.77 YARD Reg. $6.99 NOW $3.77 OFF ON ALL $1.00 to $3.00 SHOPPING CENTRE YONGE STREET and STEELES AVENUE OPEN 'TII. IO PM. DAILY INCLUDING SATURDAY JAYTHO TOWNE 8: COUNTRYE PETS AND AQUARIA MAHER SHOES Women’s DRESS SHOES $5.00 Men’s DRESS SHOES $10.00 SMUGGLERS DEN GIFTS Unique bed spreads from India. Hand loomed, hand printed in fabulous designs and colours. Includes: Coats. Sweaters, Blazers, Lounge- wear, Hosiery, Scarves, Hats, Body Fashions SAYVETTE Men’s Wear Clearance: 1/3 t0 12 OFF Shirts, Sweaters, Knit Shirts, Sport Shirts MEN’S SUITS Reg. $69.95, broken ranges SALE $49.95. Sizes 38 to 44 ALFONSO’S Beauty Salon We Specialize in MAKE-UP, FACIALS - and MANICURE G 8: K GALLERY 30% Off on Gifts Custom Framing and Oil Paintings SHOPPERS DRUG MART N oxzema Mouthwash, 19 oz, 59c Plastic Garage & Utility Bags 26”x36” A great buy $6.95 to $11.95 Zebras, red eye Tetra, Tiger Barbs An exciting selection from all over the world Ladies’ Wear Clearance: 1/3 to 1/2 OFF Special: BED SPREADS PACKAGE OF 10 - 29c WILD BIRD SEED Reg. 69c SALE 49c Many Other Values TROPICAL FISH! WINTER COATS 30% to 50% OFF , DRESSES 30% to 50% OFF SPORTWEAR 30% to 50% OFF 4 LB. NAME BRAND 4 for $1.00 THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill, Ontario, Thursday, Jan. 27, 1972 METRO One-Hour Cleaners Businessmen’s DRESS SHIRTS First skirt or sweater cleaned and beauti- fully hand finished at regular price Cash and Carry with dry cleaning only! by Tricker’s of London, England. Reg. $125.00 a pair â€" reduced by 75% TOBY SAUL 1/; PRICE AND LESS on sportswear, gowns and cocktail dresses' LA CASA BOOTEE La VALLEE CITY SANDALS FASHION CLEARANCE ON Hawaiian Dresses and Ribbed Jackets Small sizes only. Reg. values up to $30.00 LIGHTING UNLIMITED One Time Special 5 lite crystal chandelier - 36 pieces crystal 5 crystal nicely cut bobococks. Regular $45.00 in all our stores â€" $28.50 until January 3lst or until stock runs out, no repeats, no layaways. SKIRT or SWEATER WEEK Genuine Clark’s Desert Boots Ladies’ and Children’s Only NOW ONLY $2.00 and $5.00 NOW SELLING FOR $31.25 Please note: Only 20 pair left in stock, B and C widths only Limit one per customer Bring in with incoming order only. SALE PRICE 5 FOR 99c Green, Brown and Red Reg. $19.95 NOW $8.99 Reg. $17.99 NOW $8.99 SAVE 30 TO 40% on winter coats trimmed and untrimmed SECOND ONE FOR 10 ALLIGATOR SHOES LADIES’ ALL LEATHER MEN’S HAND MADE Regular 25¢ each