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Santa cammfln When Santa arrived at Hillcrest Mall on Saturday, he was using a real antique sleigh - and a local one at that! Mr. and Mrs. Lamport of 16th Avenue kindly lent their sleigh to Santa for the coming Christmas season, to give it that extra traditional flavour. While Santa arrived at Hillcrest on the sleigh. the Lamport family were celebrating something traditional tooi Their son. Michael was being married to Lily Som- berano at the Church of the Annunciation in Don Mills and the reception was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lamport. Parents' Council At their last public meeting held on the second Tuesday of every month, the Thornhill Parents Council discussed whether their name should be changed to York County or South York Parents Council since they really speak on matters pertaining to a far greater area than just Thornhill. Also there is growing interest from the public in the in- vestigatory work being carried out on professional development days. the high budget costs and general stan- dards in schools today. These matters all interest people throughout the county. The next meeting will be held December 9. For more information please call Mike Bailey at 889-0891. Last fall euchre C-l4 â€" Correspondent Jean Leaf 294-5290 The fourth game of the autumn euchre series at Buttonville hall, spon- sored by Women‘s Institute members, was played November 7, with 19 tables present.~ Win- ners included Mrs. Laura Hodgson, Mrs. Alvin Robinson, Mrs. Marie Mainprize and Miss Mary Rodick; Bert Nichols, Mrs. Mildred Raven, John Anderson and Harvey Swayne. Lucky draws went to Margaret Chadwick and Mrs. Alice Eastman, and freezeout winners were Mrs. Eastman, Mrs. Russell Boyington and Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Klinck. Hostesses for the evening were Mrs. Jack Gough, Mrs. Alvin Robinson, Mrs. Tim Paterson, Mrs. George Kelly, and Mrs. Fred Leaf. The fifth and final game of the series will be played Nov. 21. Remembrance service Last Sunday at Brown’s Corners United Church a number of young people took part in the annual Remembrance Day service to commemorate those who gave their lives in two world wars. Kevin Fowler, Brian and Lynn Carr, Jerry Reesor, Lorie Stewart and Heather Carr conducted a devotional service, with Donna Cunningham and Suzanne Correspondent Marion Hohener 889â€"6653 THE LIBERAL. Wednesday. Nov. 19. 1975 Now that the bus ser- vice to Hillcrest Mall is running smoothly, residents in the area would like to know the timetable, but there has been no information distributed, and the mail strike doesn’t help matters. The route has a “zig-zag" path, but really does get there in the end! Hillcrest bus The route is from Hillcrest Mall to Rich- mond Heights Plaza, returning south down to Hillcrest Mall. Yonge St., Garden Avenue and to Fern and Duncan Road where it turns around and goes back to Hillcrest Mall again. The first bus leaves Fern Avenue at 7:35 a.m. 9:35 am; 11:00 a.m.; 2:35 pm. and the last bus at 4:35 pm. Returning from Hillcrest Mall, the buses leave at 7:20 a.m.; 9:20 a.m.; 11:20 a.m.; 2:20 p.m.; 4:20 p.m.; and 6:20 pm. Good news for the cold winter ahead when a brisk walk to the mall could mean frozen fingers and toes! Blood Donors The Red Cross is holding its November Clinic at St. Mary Immaculate Roman Catholic Church Hall this time. The date is tomorrow (November 20) and the times remain the same â€" 2-4 and 6-9 pm; Do try to come out and bring a friend. Remember one perhaps sobering but timely thought â€"â€" “The life you save may be your own". "hill ward 3" Parton reading the scripture. Kirby Parton, trumpeter, played the Last Post, and Gina Allen accompanied the junior choir in the anthem, led by Mrs. Marguerite Jones. Rev. Allen Hallett preached a fine sermon on “Fear,” and Mrs. Donald Reesor was organist. Attend concert buttonville A number of local people attended a concert presented by the East York Barbershoppers at Victoria Square Com- munity Centre November 12. Among them were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hood, Mrs. Jim Hood, Mrs. Agnes Baker, Mrs. Russell Boyington, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Hord, Mr. and Mrs. William Miller, Aubrey Stephenson, Mrs. Bert Craigie, Miss Mary Rodick, Jack Rodick, Miss Rhea Scott, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Fuller and Mr. and Mrs. Reg. Crawford. Plan December benefit Members of the But- tonville Branch of the York Central Hospital Auxiliary met at the home of Mrs. Joe Seven- huysen for coffee and a business session November 14. Plans are underway for the benefit and euchre sponsored by the group, to be held at Buttonville hall early in December. 8. 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