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A white rabbit who is al- ways late, a mad hatter, Siamese eats, a noisy Queen of Hearts â€"- put them all together with a young girl and you 'have the story of “Alice In Wonderland" as presented by the girls' choir of Richmond Hill Uniited April 5 and 6. Boys from the corp, Chief Petty Officer Walne Tutt, Chief Petty Officer Andy Pattersdorfer and Leading Cadet Martin Page, helped things run smoothly by ope- rating the coat checking, ticket taking, and by seeing that each lady guest received a red rose. Prizes for the evening were donated by Stop ‘n’ Shop. Mills Roses, Odeon Theatres, Apollo 11, Scott’s Chicken Villa, Kres- ges and Brian Shell Service Car Wash. Make up a party of family or friends to enjoy the at- mosphere of cand'lelit inti- macy in a palm court at King City's new community centre beginning [at 8:30 pm Samur- day. Admission. including cheese. is $2.50, and there will be limited admission at the door. For reservations call 884-1435 or 8336541. The story is generously stocked with musical numâ€" Den. 18 in all. and has a constant parade of charac- ters to keep the audience amused throughout the 90 minutes of Alice's trip. Alice (Laura Dynes) is kept hopping to avoid the queen (Yvonne Sale) who likes to chop off heads. The queen's knaves also make it uncomfortable for the hero- ine, but by the time the final curtain falls it is a happy ending. Laurie Stockall, Martha Dynes, Marney Smith, Rhon- da Atkinson, Carla McFar- lane, Sonia Foord and Kelly Warner all contribute strong character performances. Why go down-town when the York Regional Symphony Orchestra Will provide you with an informal evening of musical entertainment at their next wine and cheese concert? Alice In Wonderland In addition to two evening performances there will be a matinee at 2:30 pm Satur- day for the wee folk. Tickets are $1 for adults. 75c for students and 50c for children under 12. Tickets are avail- able from choir members and at the church Office, 1 Centre Street East, or phone 884-2753. The Richmond Hill Branch of the Navy League of Ca- nada held 3 "Patriot" spring dance a-t erxon Hall. the regular meeting place of the corps, on March 8. Proceeds have gone to help the corps with its cadet program, The music for the evening was supplied by Tom Gunn of London and son-in-law, local branch President Harry PagE. Arrangements were made by the branch commit- tee: President Page, Sea Ca- det Chairman Jim Prler, Navy League Cadet Chair- man Frank Miller, Secretary Vera Dolge and "Treasurer Marilyn Cooper, assisted by officers of "Patriot" Captain Jim Doige, Lt. Ronald Scub~ thorpe. Lt. Ed Thorn, Lt. A1- len Collins, Lt. Sidney Thomas, 2nd Lt. Peter Ken- nedy and Officer Cadet Arild Jensen. Councillor Andy Chateau- vert and Mrs. Chateauvert were special guests. represen- ting Mayor William Lazenby. Out-of-town guests included Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dolgc of Sundridge, and Captain and Mrs. Askew from the On- tario Regiment, Oshawa. Mr. and Mrs. William Rice, Marla Court. and Lynn. Tracy and Scott returned last weekend from a two- week vacation with Mr. Rice's mother and step- father, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Hindle, in Dunedin, Florida. It was a relaxing holiday by the sea with temperatures hovering in the 80’s until the end the week when the ther- mo-meter dropped to the 60's. They enjoyed the visit and change of scenery and cli- mate. but admit that. in spite of the snow, it is nice to be back in the Hill. Navy League Mr. and Mrs. Tom Rye and son Kenneth of Maria Court returned last weekend after a week at Four Hills Inn in the LaurenUan where they enjoyed days of crosscoun- try skhng over two feet of fresh snow under beautiful sunny skies. Meanwhile their daughter, Susan, was in Bus- sia with a group of students from Richmond Hill High School. At the last meeting of the Richmond Hill Unit of the cancer society, the main topic of discussion was the flag raising ceremony out- side the Muncipal Hall on Sunday nexvt â€" a kick off for April â€" Cancer Month â€"â€" and Daffodil Day on April Campaign Chairman Doro- thy Price gave an excellent report on the progress of the campaign and ‘has been in constant touch with the 90 captains and canvassers, all of whom will be getting to- gether at a wine and cheese party at the Lions Hall fol- lowing ‘the flag raising. Members of the public are also invited to attend as there will be an interesting display of literature on hand, plus the showing of several films, which give an enligh- tening insight into the emo- tional and physical problem of people in various walks of life who “have been subjected to cancer. STOUFFVILLE: Construc- tion has started on a $1.5 million addition to the Cable Tech Wire Company plant which will more than doublm the floor space. All forms of copper wire are produced and coated there. The staff will' ’be increased by 75 to 175.| Four Richmond Hill couples had a very relaxing two weeks on the Hawaiian Is- land of Maui. Mr. and Mrs. Dalton Hicks of Richmond Street. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Davey and Mr. and Mrs. Shaun Beggs of Leisure Lane. Mr. and Mrs. Doug Smith of Bayview Avenue and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Weiss of Willowdale took off from Toronto International Air- port for Chicago, then on to Honolulu for a brief stopover before proceeding to the sun‘bleached island where the women enjoyed the sun and the sand while the men kept fit with a bit of golf and tennis between sight-see- ing excursions. An hour long musical special, sponsored by the Ca- nadian Cancer Society, can be seen this Saturday from 8:30 to 9:30 pm on Channel 11. It features Shirley Elk- hard. Don Harron, Folk Group Cochrane, Farley Mowat. Marshall McLuhan and others â€" don‘t miss it! Headford UCW is having its spring tea and bazaar April 6 from 2 -to 4 pm in Victoria Square Community Centre. A feature of the day will be the draw for a lovely hand-crochet b e d s p r e a d. handmade crochet cushion and other gift items. Members of York Central Hospital Auxiliary are very busy these days making plans and preparations for their annual White Rose din- ner dance which is ‘being held at the Holiday Inn, Don Mills, on May 4. Each table 'will be set for a party of ten, so those who plan to attend are urged to get a party together and make their reservations ear- ly. Contact either Lou Pa- menter at 889-6095 or Mary Ann Morris at 889-1313 for tickets at $30 per couple. Cancer can be beaten â€" plan to join in the ceremony on Sunday â€" the flag rais- ing at 2:30 pm outside the Municipal Hall and the party following the ceremony at the Lions Hall â€" you'll be most welcome. Two children were bap- tized at the morning service m Richmond Hill United on Sunday. They are William Duncan, son of Mr. and Mrs. McKay, and Paul David Keith, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Moon. Swim - a-thon This Sunday As was evident in this year‘s Commonwealth Games, Canada already ranks high in international swimming competition. Recently two Richmond Hill swimmers ranked as provincial finalists in Operation Olympics â€" an excellent showing for a small. new club such as Richmond Hill. Last year a member of Richmond Hill Aquatic Cl-ub became fourth in Canada in. his age group â€" a further indication that Richmond Hill could bea force to be reckoned with. The local club will retain 70% of the funds collected. with 20% going to the 0mm- rio section and 10% to the national body. Public support is needed to assist in hosting meets, paying travelling ex- penses and entry fees. There are many swimmers in Richmond Hill Aquatic Club with outstanding po- tential and public support of the swim-a-thon would be greatly appreciated. The ladies of St. Mary Im- maculate Roman Catholic Yonge Street North, are hav- ing a rummage sale April 6 at 10 am. Donations of good used clothing. toys, books. jewellery, etc. will be most welcome. Call Eileen Heehan at 884-5030 or Margaret Sul- livan at 884-2934 for pickup, Members of Richmond Hill Senior Citizens Club last week extended best wishes to Albert Wood of Cedar Avenue who celebrated his 80th birthday on Saturday. Seniors interested in at- tending the York Regional Symphony Orchestra wine and cheese concert in King City at 8:30 pm Saturday are asked Ito contact club Presi- dent Jo Home at 884-8407. or take rummage {o the church hall April 5. Senior Citizens The club's big event this week is the annual rummage and white elephant sale Sa- turday at the Club Room, 71 Centre Street East. at 10:30 am. Articles will be received at the club room Thursday and Friday afternoons and evenings. For information regarding pickups call Mrs. Walterhouse at 884-9683. Residents of Richmond Hill will have the opportunity :to help the local swimming club at the Centennial Pool and to help the national program of the Canadian Amateur Swimming Association by sponsoring a swimmer in Sunday‘s Swim-a-tlhon. Sponsors are invited to watch their swimmers per- form and may be surprised to see nine and 10-year-olds swimming three miles in two hours. FOR ASSISTANCE WITH GOVERNMENT MATTERS CALL DON DEACON MPP 965-5806 - 832-2555 884-5837 - 887-5901 Y.C.A.M.R. "500" ’74 ANOTHER $500 '74 WINNER TOKEN N0. 77 MRS. MAUREEN GREEN TORONTO Wino”; rum/rm? ream SPECIAL ATTENTION I ! All Furniture Shoppers Sunday 12-6 STORE HOURS MON. - FRI. 10-9 SATURDAY 10-6 “Mac” at Warehouse Furniture ‘N’ Carpet admits she overbought on all home furnishings, for the amount of space she has . . . so she is offering everything in the furniture dept. at greatly reduced prices â€" cash and carry. FREE RUBBER UNDERPAD WITH EVERY WALL TO WALL INSTALLATION oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo This is a repeat offer of our “Grand Opening” Special. We have a wide selection of name brand carpeting by Bigelow, Barrymore, Celanese, Armstrong, Century and more, priced from “NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED” $3.96 Per Square Yard A GOOD DEAL...Am A GOOQiDE'ALWMORE IN THE BOROVOY PLAZA 9185 YONGE ST. RICHMOND HILL ONE MILE NORTH OF HIGHWAY 7 NE MILE SOUTH OF MARKHAM RD. Phone 889-8916 ‘ 1 The York Potters' Guild is having a meeting April 3 at 8 pm in the Visual Arts Centre at Seneca College, King Campus, Dufferin Street north of King Side- road. Following the meeting there will be an exciting demonstration by Gordon Barnes. head of the cera- mics division of the visual arts department at the col- lege. All interested people are welcome. “Illll\lllllllll\l“Illl“llllllll\llllllIll“ll“ll“Ill“llllllllllllllll‘lll Parishioners and friends of St. Mary’s Anglican Will be having an informal box social in the Crypt :f the Chapel from 8 toll pm Saturday to say good-bye to Rev. Donald Downer, his wife, Betty, and two children. Rev. D0\ner has been with the church as parish intern for two years and is leaving for a new parish in Oakville. There will also be a “Farewell to the Downers" at coffee time following the 10:30 am service on Sunday. Young people and adults are all invited and are asked to bring a snack box for two to be sold at a penny auc- tion, then consumed by their purchasers. Coffee and tea will be provided. RHHS Rehearses Drama In Homes Because of the disruption of the school year, the cast working as non-school play- ers have been rehearsing in family living and rec rooms in areas perhaps one-third the size of the school stage. This play is one of those recently presented at Strat- ford, Ontario so success- fully that a second produc- tion was mounted the sub- sequent year. This production is direc- ted by Teacher Roy Clifton of the nuns staff. The Richmond Hill High School Drama Club pre- sents its annual production, at the school, April 17 to 20. The play is Oliver Gold- smith's “She Stoops To Conquer”. Principal play- ers are Heather Mann as Mrs. Hardcastle; Scott Veitch as Mr. Hardcastle; Richard Baker as Tony Lumpkin; Maxine Watters as Kate Hardcastle: David Phillips as Young Marlow; Domenic Caruso as Has- tings: Martha Buell as Constance Neville; and Bryan Brooker as Sir Char- les Marlow. MUSIC FOR EVERYONE ESTELLE MARKHAM ARCT RMT TELEPHONE 884-3787 PIANO AND/OR THEORY CLASS AND PRIVATE LESSONS FOR ALL AGES April is Cancer Society Month across Canada, and the Richmond Hill Unit will be kicking off its campaign with a flag-raising in front of the Municipal Offices at 2:30 pm March 31, then canvassers and captains will go to the Lions Hall on Centre Street East to pick up their kits. This year’s campaign Chairman Mrs. Dorothy Price is pictured centre reviewing strategy with members of the unit’s executive. They are (left to right) Medical Advisor Dr. Alexander Golab; Marion Lennox, planning, development and nominations chairman; Ruth Binkley, In Memoriams; Gladys McLatchy. transportation chairman; Mrs. Price; Ruby Purdon, public health; Gerry Crack, unit president; and Mary Duplicate bridge club win- ners March 18 were north- south Ron Dickie and Marie Cole first and Larry Betts and Mike Dawson second: east-west Edyth Turp and Aleda McBride first and Bob and Edna Dunn second. There will be a novice side game on Friday. If you would like to try duplicate bridge, come out and join in the novice game. There will be other beginners. Bring your ‘Own partner, or phone Marie Cole, 773-4280 and arrange a partner. The loca- tion is 12 King Sideroad, Oak Ridges, and time Mon- day and Friday 8:15 pm, Wednesday 1 pm. On March 20 north-south winners were Edna Dunn and Pat Rawlinson, east-west Sharon Manczel and Rita Parisella. Friday winners were George and Ann Pay- ment north-south first and Joan Richardson and Run Dickie second; Bill Hall and Fred Mills eas‘t-Iwest first and Ross and Sandy Jenkinson second. DUPLICATE BRIDGE 10088 Yonge St. Richmond Hill I’OODLE CLIPPING PET GROOMING ACCESSORIES NO MONEY DOWN NO PAYMENTS UNTIL JULY â€"â€" NO INTEREST, O CARRYING THE POODLE SCENE 884-5587 CHARGES QUTLEl ~ 4i§§fPF§ ‘ 4g?ng \éag s‘ a i x §x?»&*‘.\Â¥k ‘ it 2* *uauwm \\ - (Pho1 Cancer Society Prepares For Campaign K iC/{Off NOW is the TIME to fill your FREEZER Front Quarters of Beef -- 99c lb. Sides of Beef . . . . . . . . . . . 1.09 lb. Hind Quarters of Beef . . 1.15 lb. CUSTOM CUT, WRAPPED AND FAST FROZEN FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE MINCED BEEF . . . lb. 99¢ SIRLOIN STEAK. ... Ib.l.59 Levendale Road 0 Richmond Heights Centre Telephone 884-5801 FUUD PR But we h a v e the LOWEST PRICES with the HIGHEST QUALITY. We're Not Too Big To give all your garments the personal attention they deserve! BABY BEEF LIVER . . . . lb. 59¢ SWIFTS PREMIUM LEAN WE CLEAN, ALTER and REPAIR. . . . ‘- UNTIL THEY COME OUT LOOKING ALMOST NEW LINK SAUSAGE . . . . lb. 79¢ In The “North Mall” TICKETS FOR . . . imgsaishmmrkee Discount Cleaners LEVENDALE MEATS RICHMOND HEIGHTS CENTRE MONTH of APRIL CANCER MONTH In the Town of Richmond Hill TOWN OF RICHMOND HILL PROCLAMATION I hereby proclaim the “oh-~00 0-. CES R THE LIBERAL, Richmond, Hill, Ontario, Wednesday, March 27, 1974 17 William C. Lazenby CLEANING 884-6171 Follows, secretary. Absent were Publicity Chairman Margot Crack, Education Chairman Susan Fraser, Treasurer Jack Follows and Dorothy Murphy who is in charge of services to patients. Saturday, April 6 will be Daffodil Day when can- vassers will blitz shopping centres and public places on behalf of the society. Funds go to cancer research and to treat- ment and comforts for cancer patients. Many more canvassers are needed to make the cam- paign a success. Anyone willing to assist should contact Mrs. Pgice a’g 884-3674, or the cancer society office, 884-3490. Mayor For your convenience we’ve installed a fast- heating microwave oven, which will heat your favourite delicatessen or pastry in just see- onds, for a quick take-out lunch. THIS WEEK’S SPECIALS Add an individual HOT APPLE PIE at 30¢ and you’ve got a hot, tasty lunch at a reason- able price. Announces the opening of a practice in family medicine at 363 Markham Road, Richmond Hill. will speak and answer questions from the floor. Written questions may be submitted to the chairman of the meeting beforehand. SOMETHING NEW We have 20 different types of delicious, imported cheeses in stock. 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