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By Anna Tamblyn There were a group of high school students who bounced all weekend to help our community. High schools bounce for hospital 8 mm. to l p.111. - $2.06 Per Peison Richmond Hill Arenas - Town Park Hey. it‘s great. I‘m flying. Could be the attitude of Richmond Hill High School‘s Jim Croke as he heads for the top during the 50 hour trampoline marathon at Kleinb Purpos the ne Hospit I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I BUY NEW CANADA SAVINGS BONDS Every Wednesday, Arena 67 (New) i nan up". "-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I PLEASURE SKATING SHINNEY HOCKEY Every Mon., Wed., Fri. ARENA 23 (Old) It’s nice up here but Security - Income - Flexibility The Great Combination 7:80 p.111. i5 9:30 pan. 50‘ per person New Canada Savings Bondsâ€"one of the best things you can do with your moncy. They offer you a great combination of security, income and flexibility. They’re flexible, because you can buy Canada Savings Bonds in amounts from 850 to 825,000 for cash or on instalments. And they’re cashablc anytime, at their full face value plus earned interest. join the millions of Canadians who have taken advantage of the security, income and flexibility offered by Canada Savings Bonds. They’re secure, because Canada SaVings Bonds are backed bv all the resources of Canada. . They pay good income, an average annual interest to maturity in 1984 of 9.38%. Each $100 bond begins with 88.75 interest the first year and then pays $9.50 interest for each of the remaining 8 years. They’re on sale now, whcrcvcr you bank or invest Buy your new Canada Savings Bonds today. They jumped on tram- polines for 50 continuous hours to raise money for equipment for the new wing at York Central 9.38% Kleinberg this past weekend. Purpose was to raise funds for the new wing at York Central Hospital. Hqspigal Students from Wood- bridge, Langstaff, Thornlea, Thornhill and Richmond Hill High Pho'o by Hans Schools collected pledges by the h_qur7f<_)r the gang. Woodbridge High School won the trophy for the most pledges. Each school splits the money from the pledges in half with the hospital. The individual schools then decide what to do with the hospital portion either to donate it or to buy specific items needed by the new wing. No sleeping The schools were The schools were represented by seven persons. Each one jumped for a half an hour and rested for three hours. There was no sleeping done the first night but by Saturday morning the participants began to crawl into their sleeping bags strewn across dressing room floors at the International Film Studios in Klein- burg. The jumpers were in high spirits during the days as spectators cheered on their favoured schools but the nights were long and low-keyed as they fought fatigue. The last jump was jumped at eight o’clock Sunday night and the tired proud faces of the thirty-five teenagers trailed out of the studios. The competition had been friendly as the natural rivalry of the schools melted together into a group effort for a group cause. The last comment this reporter heard was from the 16-year-old co- ordinator of the event, Jim Corcoran, President of the Woodbridge High School Student Council, who said, “I don’t think many of them will go to school tomorrow.” The jumpathon site at Studio City north of Kleinburg got underway at 6 pm. last Friday with Mrs. Edith Howden, a member of the York Central Hospital board, officially opening the bouncing. The hospital board chairman, Sam Cook, was on hand to add his official congratulations to the somewhat less bouncy students Sunday night. Convener of the 'event was Kerry Gilmour, public relations officer for the hospital. A numbef‘ of people and organizations volunte- ered their services during the marathon and in- cluded staff members of ...not so bad down here, either Apparently it‘s just as nice with both feet. so to speak. on the ground for Mr. Croke. Providing some morale boosting are (left to right) other members of the The Council of the Town of Richmond Hill hereby proclaims the period October 26th to November 1st. 1975 as "Bowling Week in Richmond Hill" H. D. Schillel, Mayor CROSS COUNTRY SKI WEAR MEN’S & LADIES' Topher Knicker Outfits Wigwam Knicker Socks Excellent Intermediate Fibreglass Ski Reg. $160.00 Magic Racet, C.D.X., Short Magic PROCLAMATION KNEISSEL SKIS 20% to 30% OFF Models - White Star, Red Star, Be fitted by a pm See Kurt Laichmann DYNASTAR $530 SPECIAL s1 09.95 Town of Richmond Hill ALL SKI GLOVES Er MITTS â€" Large Selection 40% off 30% OFF 30% OFF HOCKEYâ€"SKIâ€"ADIDASâ€"TENNISâ€" MARINEâ€" SNOWMOBILE St. John’s Ambulance. 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