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September is the time for a lot of us to start back to our clubs and groups for another season of work and fun. Call me about the group you or your children go to. Perhaps there are others in the area who 'be interested in joining. We have many new neigh- bors who I am sure would like to become involved and make new friends. Have the news to me by Thursday or very early Friday morn- ing for the next week's paper. For the new season sev- eral leaders and assistant leaders are required by the The United Pentecostal Church in Maple would like to remind all of you who are just back from holidays about their service and good gospel music every Sunday. This is in the Masonic Hall on Keele Street at 2 pm. Call Alton Dudley at 767-7973 for more informa- tion. 'Mr. and Mrs. Howard Fos- ter of Clark Street, Thorn- hill celebrated their 3rd Wedding Anniversary on September 4. They form- erly lived in the Carrville area. Mr. and Mrs. James Wil liams of Carrville Road will be celebrating their 35th Wedding Anniversary on September 23. d‘“mum\\l\l\ll\\\llllllIllllll“ll\l\\ll\l\lll\\l\\llllllllllllll\\lllll\lllll“llllllllll“mmmu\lmllllullllunlllllllllml“mmum“llmlflllmlllllllI“ll\\lll\llll\\lll\llll\“11mmlllNlllllllnlllllm“! nuumuuu\mmu“mmuuuuum11ll\ml\mlluummmuummuma All §mmmmmummmunllmn\mummmmmmu11mmumumnmmmmmumumnmmmmnmmnummmmunlmummmmnmnuuuuI1Imlnumuuuuunmumuuunummunumqumu1umlmlIIllImmI1munumunummmmmuuunmm~11 Neighborhood Notes now invites you to use their facilities for: o WEDDING RECEPTIONS o BANQUETS o PRIVATE PARTIES, ETC. A NOTICE will be delivered to the area affected outlining the method of preparation and packaging of the recyclable wastes. For further information contact Mr. E. Turcotte or Mr. J. Nicol at ZE 25320 B. Toporowski, P. Eng, William C. Lazenby Commissioner of Works. Mayor Richmond Hill is establishing a special col- lection of newspapers, glass bottles and tin cans. COLLECTION will take place in the area shown on the map on September 12th, 1974 and every Thursday thereafter to December 12th, 1974 inclusive. ‘ . Richmond Hill Curling Club Directing is the veteran Gerry Crack, who girected last year’s memorabe Butterflies Are ree. J. B. Priestly’s modern classic, An In- spector Calls, directed by Ron Scott, a leading performer with the club, follows from Nov- ember 29 to December 14. Now firmly established in its new air-con- ditioned theatre at Elgin Mills and Newkirk Roads, the club is not only presenting five plays, which will keep its lights burning from September to June, but will also be available for taping the weekly CBC radio presentation, Royal Canadian Air Force. R The show is taped before a live audience on Tuesday nights, once a month. Those wish- ing to attend can do so by calling the CBC light entertainment â€" 925-3311,_ befoge hand. Opening the new season is Kiss Or Make Up, September 27 to October 12, “a fast-movâ€" ing farce involving a host of mistaken ident- ities and a cast that ends up sharing a shower together. - ‘ ' Richmond Hill Curtain Club, which pres- ented its first offering ‘Rebecca” â€" to the public for three nights 20 years ago, is now thinking of a year-round season, according to a release from the club this week. The show, which features comic Dave Broadfoot, and is directed by Ron Soloway of the Curtain Club, will be heard every Sunday afternoon at 1 o’clock over the CBC network, starting in October. Please contact Richmond Hill Curling Club P.0. Box 120, Elgin Mills Rd. Richmond Hill, 889-3185 - 889-4554 CARRVILLE NEWS RECYCLING PROGRAM CORRESPONDENT AULDA WOOD 25 BRIGHTWAY CRESCENT TELEPHONE 884-5095 For Your Convenience Curtain Club Celebrates 20th With Thoughts 0f Lengthy Run TOWN OF RICHMOND HILL VAUGHAN ROAD 'VVV\./\/\/V Thornhill Youth 16 Committed To Trial In Rape Attempt A second charge, imper- sonating a ‘police officer, was withdrawn due to a tech- nicality but was scheduled to be re-laid. Kloc has been in custody since his arrest shortly after the incident on 3 Markham country road east of the Thomhill com- munity. Michael Kloc, 16, of Bay- view Fairways Drive, Thom- hill August 30 in Richmond Hill Provincial Court was commilted by Provincial Judge Russell Pearse to trial in County Court for the at- tempted July 9 rape of an 18-yearaold girl motorist. At the time Kloc was free on bail on a Metro rape charge. lst Langstaff Scouts and Cubs. With the increased registration now coming from BAIF, the organization is particularly interested in recruiting leaders from that area. Please call Bob Cage, group committee chairman, 884-4896. Registration is tonight (Wednesday) 7-9 pm at the Scout hall in Pearson Park. L EVE NDAL E It’s also succeeded in attracting more than 760 season ticket holders to its five-play season. Season tickets â€" probably the best bar- gain around â€" sell for $13 for the five plays for Friday and Saturday showings; and $11 for Wednesdays and Thursdays. For further ticket information, call 889-3967. Ron Solloway directs this “funny slice of life” about two families coping with two big events in their lives, a funeral and a wedding. Making her directing debut is the'veteran actress Audrey Rowlands. During its long history, the club, which gained its name from the plush red curtains that were donated to it, has received national fame through its many awards from the On- tario and Dominion Drama Festivals. Gerry Diver, who \avas musical director for the Red Barn Theatre at Jackson’s Point this summer, will direct. A cast of 18 will be used to tell the story of the club’s fourth offering, Celebration, April 4 to April 19, a story set in the north of Eng- land. Last play of the season is Don’t Start Without Me, May 30 to June 14, a look at modqn~ _man»ners,flmor_als and marriage. The Gingerbread Lady, the fourth work by humorist Neil Simon to be presented by the club, _runs from February 7 to February 22. Open Daily: Monday Saturday USE YOUR WALKERS OPTION CHARGE ACCOUNT OR CHARGEX. ENJOY WALKERSâ€"SO LOCATIONS IN ONTARIO! Queen Size Panty Hoseâ€"Reinforced panty and toe. Cinnamon, Taupe, Maple, Spice. Sizesâ€"Mini: 4'10"-5’5", 150-225 lbs.; Maxi: 5'2"-5’10”, 180-250 lbs. 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