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The first candidate to announce he was running for a seat as one of the two Richmond Hill regional councillor seats was Eric George of 413 North Taylor Mills Drive. He is a professional engineer with his own consulting business. He has served the community as Ward 1 councillor; vice- president of the Ward 1 Ratepayers, as a member of home and school associations and as a volunteer fireman. Mr. George is a member of Branch 375 of the Royal Canadian Legion, a life member of the arena association, a member of the Ontario Parks Association, the Professional Engineers 18 .â€" THE l8 -“'IVI1I‘4 Lluuluxu, "v Longtime resident Eric George seeks Hill regional seat ,,A.‘ Imml Inn \mll hp andihlp ' camtal ‘ ' Drmects deferred to believes the region should speed limits on the roads [h h . h . . P H A an! e present patchwork The November meeting of the UCW was held in the Sunday school room Wed- nesday evening of last week with Mrs. Herman Mortson, Mrs. Norman Tyndall and Mrs. Victor Shepherd in charge. Church aflicial board meets Dec. 4 The theme was, “Mission To-Day". A film, “Operation Friendship" concerning a project in Kingston, Jamaica, was shown and was greatly enjoyed by all giving much food for thought. The Official Board meeting of the Victoria Square Charge will be held in the church December 4, at 8 pm. All members please plan to attend. Activities for the children of the churchâ€"community are as follows: Wednesdays at 4 pm; Thursday at 7 pm: Saturdays at 3 pm. One of the musical groups appearing in the Richmond Hill Santa Claus parade November 30 will be the Centennial Accordion Band. It will be ac- companied by its own Majorettes. Both groups‘ home base is now Richmond Hill. Weekly practices are held at Richmond Hill Presbyterian Church every Thursday evening. Instructor of the majorettes is Miss Sylvia Kernohan of Richmond Hill. New members are welcome. Above (left to right) Denise Johnston and Sue Irving are practicing hard for the parade. Children please note these times! !! Euchre Another euchre party will be held in the community hall November 29 at 8 pm. Everyone welcome. Lunch will be provided. Turkey Shoot The annual turkey shoot spbnsored by the Victoria Square and District Lions Gabe Elbert of The Studio That Comes To Your Home has a display of his photographic work in the branch of Canada Trust located in Hillcrest Mall this week. During the past few months other examples of Mr. Elbert's skill with a camera have appeared in the news columns of this paper. He is seen on the right above with Manager Vince Macchione of the Canada Trust branch with the display of pictures. large and small. LIBERAL. Wednesday, Nov. 27, 1974 Photograph display at Hi/lcrest Practicing for Santa Claus parade Saturday Association, the Surveying Institute of Canada, and the; Folfilution Control Association of Canada He is married and has two daughters. They have lived in this municipality for 17 Club will be held November 30 from 12-5 pm at the Victoria Square Community Centre. White Gift Service The annual White Gift service will be held in the church December 8 at 11:30 am. The children of the church-community will be participating in the service. Immediately afterwards there will be a pot-luck luncheon in the Sunday School room to which the entire congregation is in- vited. Lions At the Victoria Square District Lions Club meeting! Tuesday evening of last week, the boys of the Oak Ridges Hockey team which the local Lions Club spon- sored last year and are again sponsoring this year were present accompanied by their parents. ‘Last year’s team was presented with jackets and crests. The boys were en- Victoria Square Eric George Hill region hopeful Correspondent: Mrs. W. Sandie RR 2, Gomley 887-5421 years In his platform Mr. George supports controlled growth at four percent per year, review of the zoning bylaws to remove double zonings and legalization of basement apartments. Town hall site He does not favor relocating the town hall to the south and wants a parking policy to aid downtown merchants. He also advocates re- examination of high rise development in BAIF. as opposed to townhouses. He wants a definite plan, policy and construction date for ditch elimination and sidewalk construction, making maximum use of senior government sub- sidies. tertained with movies and refreshments. The Victoria Square District Lions Club is to be commended for its fine work with the young people!!! Neighborhood Notes December 2 is election day!!! â€" Be sure that you get out and vote. Polls are open from 11 am-8 pm. Birthday greetings to Mrs. Richard Frisby, December 2; Peter Van- derkooy, December 2; Harvey Collard, December Wedding anniversary greetings to Mrs. and Mrs. Harry Barber married 48 years, December 1; Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Jarvis, married ‘ 38 years, December 5; Mr. and Mrs. William Orr, married 58 years, December 6. The annual German Folklore dinner was held in the Victoria Square Com- munity Hall November 23. - v 7 i ' 7 i r u Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nichols of Knoxville, Penn., spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Nichols. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Groskinsky of Mississauga spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Hart. At the regional level he suggests establishing a policy of permitting existing groups such as church auxiliaries and the YWCA to operate day care centres. 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