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Correspondent Jean Leaf 294-5290 Buttonville residents have united with Maple, Schomberg and Oshawa residents in pushing for government controls on small airports. Airfield expansion protestgti An organization called Airfield Impact on Communities met last week to discuss the issue with MPPs Alf Stong and Charles Godfrey. Stong reported that the cabinet has been asked to consider a recent ruling by the Ontario Municipal Board which would allow a zoning change for a runway extension at Buttonville airport. Stong said he would present the residents’ views to the legislature. Godfrey, former chairman of People or Planes, advised the organization to get legal advice in its fight against airport expansion. “You are a pioneer group," he said. “The laws haven‘t beenwritten yet governing nuisance value of aircraft. There has never been a suc- cessful suit against air noise." Neighbourhood notes Kerry and Lisa Moss, Amanda Craigie, Nicole Murphy and Shawn Patterson were among the I‘ttle baton twirlers in the Markham Majorette Corps at Markham's Santa Claus parade. Mrs. Allen Hallett entered York Central Hospital for surgery on Sunday. We wish her a quick recovery. Norman Reid showed pictures of local scenes and places of interest across the country, when Buttonville W.I. met recently. Also at the meeting the question of parking space and a proper entrance to the property was discussed. The facility now provided by the town is not satisfactory, and members of the hall board will meet soon with Councillor Hy Lawrie of the town property committee to discuss an alternative. Miss Cora Brodie, Mrs. Douglas Hood and Mrs. Ernie Walton convened the meeting, and among special guests were Mrs. Stan Fierheller. Mrs. Gladys McPherson, Mrs. Edgar Fuller and Miss Rhea Scott. Mrs. Milton Sherman and Mrs. Fred Billingsley. assisted by Miss Margaret Featherstone were hostesses at Mrs. Sher- man‘s home last Wed- nesday when Brown’s Corners UCW met for their Christmas meeting. A buffet was served at noon by Mrs. Walter The money gift that cumulates A Christmas money gift that brings its recipient 101400 on the principal and interest year after yearâ€"that’s a Victoria and Grey Guaranteed Investment Certificate. Arrange it today at Victoria and Grey. WCTORM and GREY I'll/1 Ulllfl and UHDI TRUST COMPANY SINCE 1889 THE LIBERAL 10355 Yonge St, Richmond Hill laird Ruby, Manager The all Onmrio Trust Compan} begun in 1889 TUES.. WED.. THURS. 9:30 to 4:30 FRIDAY 9:30 to 6:30 SATURDAY 9 to 12 NOON Member Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation 884-1 107 Wednesday, Dec. 10. 1975 Craig, Mrs. Edgar Fuller and Mrs. James Rodick. Mrs. Alfred Miller told two Christmas stories. On the first Sunday in January the unit will sponsor a congregational luncheon and meeting following the morning service. Grand prize winner When the final game of the autumn euchre sponsored by Buttonville Women’s Institute was played, the grand winner was Mrs. Winnie Elson with a score of 462. Winners for the evening were Mrs. Bernice Tooley, Terry Souffraiu, Norma Henkell, Eleanor Woodcock, Albert Wood, Beverley Carson, James Eddington and Bill Swain. Sympathy of the community is extended to Jim Wolfe and family on the death of his father, Simon Wolfe of Union- ville. Mr. Wolfe died suddenly in late November, and a funeral service was held from St. Patrick‘s Church, Markham, with in- terment at Holy Cross Cemetery. Dates to remember: Dec. 14, 11 a.m., White Gift Service at Brown's Corners Church. 7:30 p.m., Candlelight Vesper Service, CGIT AND buttonville EXPLORERS. Dec. 19, Christmas Concert at' the church 7:30 p.m. Dec. 11, Buttonville W.I. Christmas meeting. 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