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A speedy recovery is wish- ed for William Muirhead who ‘is in the Toronto General Hospital, Room C-722. The main purpose of the organization will be to work for the best interests of the citizens in Ward 3. the area reaching from Highway 7 in he south to Markham Road in the north and from Yonge Street on the west to Leslie reet on the east. At pres- nt. this area has no repre- entation on the parks and ecreation committee of Rich- ond Hill. Residents are oncerned that if developers lave their way. there simply von't be any green spots in Vard 33nd it seems that evelopers are moving in ast! Ward 3 ratepayers, con- cerned about the future of Richmond Hill and parti- cularly about the future of their area of this town. form- ed a steering committee April 22. and will hold an organi- zational meeting May 14 at 7:30 pm in Walter Scott School, Markham Road. Wedding anniversary greet- ings to Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Mortson. married five years. May 10. Southeast Hill Ratepayers Holding Big Meet Tuesday Birthday greetings to Gordon Hardie. May 10; Scott Hardie. 15 years. May 11: Kathryn Rumney. 13 years, May 11; Larry Ashton. seven years. May 11: Patricia Otta- way. May 12: Susanne Hib- bard, May 13. Special birthday greetings to Mrs. Rose Nichols who on May 12 will be celebrating her 90th birthday. Congrat- ulations. Mrs. Nichols form- erly of Victoria Square, now is a resident of Union Villa. Unlonville. Mrs. Cecil Nichols attend- ed the Nurses Alumni dinner at the Ottawa Civic Hospital on Thursday of last week. Residents also feel that: a ratepayerss’ organization man do a great deal for their area in seeing it remains a pleasant place in which to Live. Ward 3 has expanded :o encompass the “new” Richmond Hill. That is why it ls so important for this new voice of citizens to be heard along with the rest of he town on such matters as he Langstnff Jail Farm's fu- iure. zoning plans and other Freas of concern. For more information. con- Fct June Kirby at 884-1927. ,i lit for even more informa- on come to the meeting ext Tuesday evening. the )rganizers urge. Refresh- ients will be served. The May meeting of the WI will be Tuesday at 8 pm at the home of Mrs. Earl Emprlngham with Mrs. John McCague as convener. There will be a demonstration by Mrs. A. Ferguson. Roll Call: Bring some foam egg car- tons. pink. white or yellow preferred. Hostesses are: Mrs. Harold Hill. Mrs. John McCague and Mrsi Vincent Weedon. All ladies in the community are invited to attend. The flowers in the church on Sunday morning were in loving memory of Mrs. Rolph Boynton. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Cowley have returned after spending the winter in Florida. The Berachah Academy of Music is holding a supper in the Community Hall on Fri- day at 6:30 pm. The pro- ceeds from this supper are to be used for the purchase of Instruments and scholar- ships. Sunday is Mother‘s Day with special services cele- brating Family Life Sunday being planned at the United Church for 11:30 am. Come and Ibring the family. Congratulations are extend- ed to James Bewell on re- ceiving his BA, M.Div., de- gree at the Spring Convoca- tion of Victoria University and Emmanuel College Grad- uation at Convocation Hall. University of Toronto on May 8. Funeral service was at the Marshall Funeral Home. Richmond Hill on Monday of last week for Mrs. Rolph Bob'nton. The service was conducted by James Bewell, assisted by the Rev. Martin Jenkinson. Interment fol- lowed in the Sanctuary Park Cemetery. Correspondent: Mrs. W. Sandie RR 2, Gomley Neighborhood Notes memento m “I‘m O 588% WORKS IN A DRAWER Cele! w an. ‘ Sweetheart Peter York Home TN. 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