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COBBLESTONE HOUSE LODGE (Formerly Nursing Home) 121 Yonge St. 8., Aurora, Ont. FURNISHED ACCOMMODATION NOW AVAILABLE FOR Residents who desire: - Private Room with your own key. - Meals Supplied - Rooms Heated (Electric) Individually. - Lounge & Sitting Room Facilities - Phone and W. Outlets in each Room All Housekeeping - Needs Attended to: Machine washable 80% Acetate, 20% gowns In pastel shades of Pink, Nylon dusters In a cholce of Pink Blue or Peach. Small, Medlum‘ Blue, Red or Royal Small, Medlum Large. Large K mart K mart Price Price Phone 727-5705 727-8436 for Appointment MR. AND MRS. R. STARKEY Silky 85% Acetate. 15% Nylon lounge dresses are available in a festive vari» ety of prints. Small, Medium, Large. JIM/85% Acetate 15% Nylon lounge What could be warmer than thlS resses are available In a festwe van» “annelene night'e” LOVe'Y “0’3' ryof prints Smatl Med|um Large Drlms Small‘ M9dlum~ Large ( mart Price Students reach for the tap The 1976 Bayview “Reach for the Top" team has finally been selected after four weeks of intense tryouts. The four team members are Lorne Farr, Vernon Stringer. Paul Tomkins, and Alan Tambosso. The back-up member in case of illness is Steve Steel. The team was selected on the basis of individual performance in the participant‘s best three out of four tryout games. These games were conducted in the same manner as the game in which the team will play, which will be taped in mid-January and will be aired a few weeks later on Barrie‘s channel 3. The date will be announced as soon as it is available. Until the TV match the Bayview team will keep in practice by competing in matches against various school per- Gives Satisfaction Always! ON SALE NOVEMBER 19th TILZJmI-WHILE uUAmmEs UISI - Correspondent Alan Tambosso 884-5541 sonalities The senior girls basketball team won again, this time defeating M a r k h a m 3 8 - 2 9 November 12. Diane Smith played an out- standing game for Bayview. A couple of weeks ago the back field was im- proved when the many rocks were dug up and removed from it. and last week the front of the school underwent some renovations, The entire front sidewalk and part of the south-west walk were removed and replaced during the latter part of last week. The sidewalk was in desperate need of replacement as it was all cracked and sunken. Lately there has been a new face wandering around the halls of best of bayview SHAG PILE SCATTER BUGS Bayview. That face belongs to Holger Kaun. a 17-yearâ€"old German exchange student. Holger, who comes from Stuttgart. Germany, is the exchange student of Bruce Inglis. a year four Bayview student. Holger has been here since the middle of September and will return to Germany December 20. Holger is interested in photography and plays the guitar. Other than German, Holger speaks fluent English. and is learning to speak French. Just this summer Holger and some of his German friends backpacked through France and got along quite well. In March Bruce will be travelling to Germany to stay with Holger for a few months. Bayview students are invited to the school to play pick-up basketball Saturday mornings from 10 until noon. If enough people show an interest and turn up, there is a possibility that a league I’i N lhwu will be formed Today an inter-house co-ed volleyball tour- nament was held at Bayview. Students and teachers combined to earn points for their various houses. Each “Day 6“ a different acâ€"' tivity is held and the houses compete for points. At the end of the school year the house with the most points wins a trophy. So far this year the activities have included a volleyball tournament, a borden-ball tournament, 3 football tournament, the highly successful marathon run, and a host of other activities. Bayview school jackets are now available. The fall-winter jackets are black in colour with a red stripe down each sleeve. or red with a black stripe. The jackets sell for the very reasonable price of $25.. and are available in all sizes. Press preview Participation featured There was something for everyone at the Nov. 8 Christmas Fair at the Waldorf School, Bathurst Street in Thornhill â€" a good witch‘s house, good witch‘s house, nature room, fairytale nursery, puppet show, flea market, cookie A press preview of the new York Regional Police building in Richmond Hill will be held Nov. 19 at 2 Official opening will be Dec. 1 at 3 p.m., with public guided tours being held in the evening from 7 The new headquarters for the southern part of the region are located on Major Mackenzie Drive at Arnold Crescent. r Jane Perratt, Arnold Cres.. Richmond Hill dips her own candles. THE LIBERAL. Wednesday. Nov. 19. 1975 â€" C-‘l 57 Glencameron Rd. Thornhill, Ont. Elcar Electronic Air Purifiers and Negative lon Generators introduce a new concept and approach to environmental indoor air purification and nega- tive air ionization. The following is part of an article that appeared November 8. 1975, in The Canadian Weekly by the Toronto Star. Quote: "Within the past decade, scientists in lsrael, the U.S.S.R.. West Germany and more recently. California have demonstrated that the ions, or atoms, of air are either positively or negatively charged. In a normal situation there are about the the same number of positive and negative ions. The negatives are good for you: may even make you feel happy. The positives are bad: it there are more of them than the negatives you may become irritable, depressed. have headaches â€" in tact. suffer just about all the syptoms that are also con- sidered the symptoms of anxiety." "Scientists have also found that pollution increases the number of these discombobulating positive ions, and that the positive ion level is suspiciously high in air conditioned buildings. particularly those high-rise oiiice obelisks where most city people work." 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