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RICHMOND Festival for p( vices field wil Hill Public Lib RICHMOND HILL â€" Festival for persons worki vices field will be present Hill Public Library on Feb Registration will close on Lunch is included in the For further infor visual department RICHMOND HILL â€" The first Beverley Acres Cubs and Scouts dance will be held Jan. 29 at 8:30 pm. at St. Mary's Anglican Church, Yonge St. 21nd Major McKenzie Dr Tickets are $9 per couple or $6 each. For tickets and information contact Jim Milne at 884- 6785, Barb Duce at 884-3409 or Sharon Loweth at 884-9488. RICHMOND HILL â€" Where do we go from here? That‘s the question that the Richmond Hill Block Parents will ask their membership Jan. 27 when area chapters meet at the Richmond Hill United Church parlor. i A showing of the Block Parent film, “Where Can You Run" is included in the evening‘s program Block Parents meet RICHMOND HILL â€" The Richmond Hill Horticultural Society will hold their next meeting. Feb. 1 at 8 pm. in the Sunday School room of the Presbyterian Church. Mr. Thomas Maginn will speak about “Roadside Flowers and Weeds". Memberships will be received at the meeting and year books will be available. RICHMOND HILL â€" While you are pondering the extra weight you've been carrying since Christmas, why not look into the health club for men and women at the Richmond Hill Family Y. Fitness at Family Y the hill Horticu|tura|ists meet It’s open six days a week and offers not just a friendly atmosphere but fitness testing every 20 visits, a jogging club, saunas and gym facilities. For more information call 884-4811 or 773-4591. Chamber of Commerce The panel discussion following will focus on Richmond Hill's place in the region. Panel members will be Richmond Hill mayor David Schiller, York region chairman Garfield Wright and Liberal MPP, Alf Stong. RICHMOND HILL â€" The Richmond Hill Chamber of Commerce will hold its annual meeting tonight at Summit Golf and Country Club. Social hour begins at 6:30 pm. and dinner follows at 7:30 pm. RICHMOND HILL â€" The Family Y is prepared to offer 3 Lunch Hour Child Care program for children at their schools. Lunch time day care The program is intended to assist parents who wish to have dependable supervision for their children during lunchtime. Monday to Friday, noon to 1:30 pm. ubs THE LIBERAL. Wednesday, January 26, 1977 If interested in such a program contact the Family Y at 884-4811. Film Festival Hill library TWO LOCATIONS 10350 Yonge St.. Lower Level. 837-5245 Richmond Hill 297.3533 SPECIAL CLINICS 22 Prospect St., Newmarket * FAMILY PLANNING * * BIRTH CONTROL * 1k VENEREAL DISEASES * Free and confidential information, advice,‘diagnosis and treatment York Regional Health Unit 7-9 pm. Wed. Mi p.m. Thurs. 9-12 noon Tues. 7-9 pm. Wed. Fri. Morn. By appointment scouts hold dance information ment at 884- LL â€" The Annual Film 5 working in the Social Serâ€" presented by the Richmond on Feb. 14, from 9 to 5 pm. lose on February 4th. 3 in the $5 cost. , call the library audio 0130. AND 895-451 1 887-5843 832-1296 at 3 region schools get new principals RICHMOND HILL â€"â€" Crosby Sr. Public School principal. Dr. Peter Ross was appointed Monday to the new post of staff supervisory officer. i,.l uA Uw»: ~_r_- .__~,y , Dr. Ross’ appointment necessitated three other staff moves in the region, which took effect Monday__as_ we_1_l.‘ I Replacing Dr. Ross will be Kelvin Tonner, principal of Keswick Public School since 1974. Mr. Tonner is now in his 11th year of teaching. Following five years as a teacher and head of physical education in a secondary school, he was appointed vice-principal of Nobleton Senior Public School, then of Crosby before moving to Keswick. Mr. Tonner was elected to a seat on the Aurora town council in December. Moving to the principalship at Keswick Public School will be Joseph Lawless, former principal of Pine Grove Public School in Vaughan since 1974. Mr. Lawless was formerly vice- principal of Aurora Heights )and Orchard Park Public Schools and has 19 years teaching experience. Vice-principal of Crosby Heights Sr. P.S. since 1974. Ronald Ley will move to Hil/ UC W play host to Markham ladies RICHMOND HILL â€" The United Church Women -of Richmond Hill United Church held their annual meeting last Monday when they played host to the Markham UCW, a sister organization. The devotional service was held in the John Spanner Chapel. Mrs. Anne Dickson conducted the worship service on the theme of “Learning and Growing”, and made an interesting parallel between education and Christian faith. p Mrs. Helen Kingsley, president was presented with a life membership by Dr. Peter Ross ...staff supervisor the post of principal at Pine Grove. Mr. Ley is in his 10th year of teaching and was on staff at Beverley Acres Public School before going to Crosby Heights. Hill UCW vice-president. Mrs. Stella Lek. Outgoing executive members for the past year were thanked and the new executive was introduced by Mrs. June Atkinson, nominating chairman. 777161767 flew membersvwere installed by Bruce Cook. Mr. Cook was the guest speaker for the evening and spoke about his trip and adventures to Trinidad as a representative for the YMCA in Rich- mond Hill. Mr. Cook is a student‘of theology at the Ontario Bible College and a member of the Richmond Hill United Church. Ronald Ley ...... to Pine Grove Joseph Lawless ...... to Keswick 5 A urora teams place at 1.509.- In a ceremony held at York Central Hospital Sunday, a Conn Prelude Electric Organ was dedicated in the name of the Late Dr. John F. Heard. Dr. Heard served on the YCH board of trustees for 12 years and was director of the David Dunlap Observatory from 1952 to 1965. AURORAâ€"The second Jan. 14: 1. Theresa session of the Grand Tierney and Pauline National Trials was held Dietrick, 2. Conn in Oshawa Jan. 15 and 16. Thompson and John There were eight teams Shearer, 3. Bob and Edna attending from Aurora Dunn, 4. Edythe Turp and Bridge Club. Hank Sharpe. “_L:-.‘ ...:A.. vao teams placed in the top 30 per cent to continue. They are; Ross Jenkinson, captain, Sandy Jenkinson, Cleta Dieken and Fred Dieken; Fred Tierney, captain. Theresa Tierney, Kathy Rawlinson and Detlaf Ladewig. Jan. 12. A Howell movement was played. The winners were; 1. Jean Goodwin and Marg Melnichuk,‘ 2. Fran Douglas and Mabel Howe, 3 8: 4. Jean Honan and Pat Rawlinson tied with Margo and Nick Par- migiani 5. Cleta Dieken and Ann Jansen, CRUISES AND CRUISING ANNUAL FLOOR MODEL SALE of CUSTOM MADE JANUARY 26thI77 AT 8 pm. Michelangelo Division of Splendid Tvavel Service Limited (Government Bonded) GLOBE TRAVEL SERVICE Reductions COME SEE AND LET'S TALK ABOUT AT THE RICHMOND HILL LIBRARY EVERYONE WELCOME! """"""""" 20 % t0 Michelangqlg V furniture 18 LEVENDALE ROAD. RICHMOND HILL - 884-5127 Electric organâ€"Vaedicated at YCH Upholstered Furnjgggg WITH Jan. 17: A nation-wide game was held. The overall winners of the International Fund Game were: 1. Fred Tierney and George Payment, 2. Lorne Prosser and Jim Dillworth, 3. Sandy Jenkinson and Cleta Dieken, 4. Victor Cron- shaw and Bob Manning, 5. Bev Jones and Geoff Parker, 6. Jean Goodwin and Marg Melnichuk. =l|||llIIIlIIl|lIIIIl||llllllllllllllllllllllllg the piano fl teacher 7-llllllIIIIIIIlll|||l|||IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIfi. 20% 1 Estelle Markham 884-3787 Our Door Is Your Door To The World For those who demand the best Participating in the ceremony were, from left to right, Rev. Fred Jackson of St. Mary's Anglican Church, Barry Hayes, chairman, YCH board of trustees, Mrs. J. F. Heard, and Father John Mott of St. Mary Immaculate Roman Catholic Church. TOWNE 81 COUNTRYE SQUARE YONGE AT STEELES Member: Canadian Guild éTDisponling Oplicians 2%fiw ,/ t .‘ ,\ chPlFTF nPTICALSERVICE (desigg L MEN & WOMEN DIVORCED W: SEPARATED O WIDOWED O NEVER MARRIED A weekend workshop on Sat. Sun. Feb. 12 8. 13th, 10 am. - 6 pm. to consider the challenges of being single- The joys and Froblems of pairing strategies for hand; ing loneliness - Sex and dating - Feeling 0K asasingle Fee $50.00. For additional information please call 481-5261 plans drawn for: 0 house additions o recreation rooms 0 garages / carports etc. 0 new bui in s: commergalg & residential ask'for: Charles Larke ALSO TABLES LAMPS PAINTINGS YMCA ESELEEJSSG AND HUMAN RELATIONS 130 EGLINTON AVENUE EAST COMPLETE OPTICAL SERVICE - EYEGLASS PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED 0 CONTACT LENSES, hard 0: soft - MODERN FRAME STYLES - CUSTOM MADE FRAMES - SAFETY GLASSES FOR WORK OR PLAY Open: Moanti. 9:30 am - 9:30 pm Sat. 9:30 am - 6:00 pm 884 - 5088 (H AR( raft 31223-5168 Bank Rate terms if desired