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Newmarkez‘ separate elementary school planned Kindergarten pupils from the area will continue to be accommodated at St. John’s School, also on the west side. Projected enrolment would be 210. The school will include the six-pack plus the three portables now at Notre Dame School. These will also be moved to the site. Grades 7 and 8 pupils from the area would continue to attend Notre Dame School. This would mean Notre Dame would become a complete kindergarten to grade 8 school within the existing building and special education would have a regular classroom instead of the staff room being used now. The new school is planned to accommodate children in grades 1 to 6 on the west side of the CN tracks. A six-pack relocatable elementary school is planned by York Region Roman Catholic Separate‘ School Board for the Schickedanz Subdivision in Newmarket to relieve long- standing problems in that area. Its pupils will come from the area of town east of the railway plus the grade 7 and Eight of the 90 Ontario girls who attended a recent winter weekend for baton twirlers at Cedar Glen were from Richmond Hill. Four were from the (‘entennial Accordion Band Majorettes and four were from the Richmond Hill Lions Majorettes. Pictured above. ready for a workout are (left to right) JOIN THE INFLATION FIGHTERS 85tudents from the west, for a total of 385‘ A permanent school is planned for the Schicken- danz site in 1976. The relocatable school, it was explained by Director of Education John Zupancic, will provide a solution to Wish to extend their thanks and appreciation to all persons who contributed in the many ways to make our annual car draw and dance a great success. Winners Elimination Draw CAR - MRS. ELEANOR LLOYD, Montiel Avenue, Richmond Hill T.V. - MR. BOB ROSS JR., Centre Street, Richmond Hill ~ The Richmond Hill FEE-WEE liens Management and Parents Irene Kernohan. Denise Johnston. Caroline Robbins, Kimberley Ker- nohan. Wendy Sue Martins. Debby Bakonyi. [leather Huntley and Liz Medhurst. Director for the weekend was Sylvia Kernohan of the staff of the Family ‘Y‘ in Richmond Hill. eXiSting Pmblems and als0 St. John. Another trustee prove the, need for a per- suggested 81, Ivan. manent school. ’ The trustees were asked to come up with suggestions for a name for the new school and Newmarket trustee Ivan St. John commented. with a chuckle, Sylvia is planning a summer week camp for twirlers in August at Cedar Glen and will welcome enquiries. Attending such a camp, she says, is a terrific introduction to the wonderful world of baton twirling. The weather was perfect for the sleigh ride and skating in the al- ternoon during recreation time, and after evening classes were over the girls en- joyed a fun fair. The girls received instruction from five of Canada’s finest teachers. Classes were held in all aspects of twirling, from parade routines for majorettes, to advanced twirls for contest twirlers. Sylvia Kernohan, 458 Alper Street, Richmond Hill, the weekend’s organizer. reports eight of the 90 girls attending were from Richmond Hill. The others came from all parts of Ontario. Baton twirling in the winter can be fun; Ask any of the 90 girls who attended the second annual winter weekend for baton twirlers at Cedar Glen Conference Centre near Bolton. CHESTERFIELD SETS 0 DAVENOS o MATTRESSES o COFFEE and END TABLE SETS 0 LAMPS o KITCHEN SETS 0 BEDROOM SUITES o ETC. BROADLOOM o CARPETS o REMNANTS Twirling batons great Win ter action _ BANKRUPT SALE HURRY â€" THE PRICES ARE RIGHT ! Sale conducted by: WINIKER IND. AUCTIONEERS LTD WARE/MUSE FURNITURE ’IV CARPET OUTLET LAST 3 DAYS (RICHVALE INTERIORS) 9185 Yonge St. (1 mile No. of Hwy. 7) THORNHILL. ONT. As before, the weekend program will consist of a smoker on Friday evening, a dinner on Saturday and a memorial service on Sun- day. Once again chairman for the reunion is Colonel H.C. Griffith. It, is nearly five years since the Canadian Grenadier Guards had their last reunion, and another is planned for June 6, 7 and 8. The committee in charge of the reunion plans is anxious to contact as many of the Guards as possible. Since many have moved in the past five years, it is issuing a public invitation to all who have not yet been contacted to get in touch with the committee. Local contact is Bob Ross, 884-1788, Richmond Hill. The committee‘s recommendation to proceed with construction will now go before next Thursday’s regional council meeting. 9 firms bid Nine companies tendered for the job, with the second lowest being $120,200 higher than the Romano company bid. The highest tender was listed at $1,547,457.00. Grenadier Guards plan reunion Engineering Commiss- ioner Robert Hodgson told the committee the At its regular meeting last week. the committee ac- cepted the lowest con- struction tender of $843,817 from G.C._ Romano Sons (Toronto) Limited for the building of a sewage lagoon, pumping station and for- cemain which will take one year to complete. Construction of a $1,000,000 sewage treatment facility at Holland Landing has been approved by the engineering committee of York Regional Council. $1,000,000 sewage treatment plant bid MON. - WED THURS. & FRI SAT‘ estimated cost of $1,084,900 was based on a recom- mended tender of $831,457, land costs of $100,000, in- terim financing costs of $50,000, and engineering and contingencies of $94,438. Provincial grants He said grants of $162,700 from the province and $153,700 from Central Mortgage and Housing Corporation would reduce the net estimated cost to $768,500. This must be approved by the Township of East Gwillimbury. The awarding of the contract is further based on receiving approval from the Municipal Board. Election of Directors Such other business as may properly be brought before the meeting. _ WILLIAM B.THOMAS! CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD will be held on SUNDAY. FEB.16.1975 at Union Villa. 4300 Highway No.7. Unionville. commencing at3.00 pm. The agenda will include Approval of the Auditor‘s report Reports of Com- millees RICHMOND HILL THORNHILLâ€" AURORA NEWMARKET (he OUR CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT HAS A NEW RING TO IT TRY EIGHT HOUR DRY CLEANING Thg Annual Meeting of Unionville Home Society Outside Canada $15.00 per year Home delivery 15‘ per week Mail subscription $8.00 per year ' CLEANING S CENTRES A direct line to the circulation department has been installed for even better service. It will be easier for you to enquire about subscriptions and home delivery. Winter 63"“ Would you like to join our many regular readers? 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