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C-2 â€" THE LIBERAL. Wednesday. February 23. 1977 THE ONGAI FAMILY 133 PALMER AVE. RICHMOND HILL WISH TO GIVE OUR HEARTFELT THANKS TO THE FOLLOWING OUR WONDERFUL FIRE DEPT. POLICE DEPT . THE GIRLS AT YORK CENTRAL HOSPITAL ICU, ‘ : DOCTORS ERIENDs RELATIVES AND NEIGHBOURS FOR ALL THE HELP WE RECEIVED IN THE FIRE AT OUR HOME ERIDAy NIGHT, FEBRUARY 11 1977 AGAIN WE SAY THANK YOU. donor date RICHMOND HILL â€" Bring a friend to the Red Cross winter blood donor clinic at Richmond Hill Lions Hall, Centre St. East, Thursday of next week (March 3) from 2 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Free legal aid RICHMOND HILL â€" The Richmond Hill and District Social Planning Council sponsors a free legal aid clinic every Tuesday from 7 to 10 p.m. in the Family Services offices at 10225 Yonge St. Qualified lawyers answer questions regarding legal problems and assist in securing legal aid certificates. Plant pictures RICHMOND HILL â€" “Plants and Pictures” is the program title with L.F. Marsh when the Richmond Hill Horticultural Society meets at 8 p.m. Tuesday (March 1 ) at Richmond Hill Presbyterian Church, Yonge St. There’ll be refreshments and visitors are welcome. Memberships will be accepted. Cubs invested RICHMOND HILL â€" First Beverley Acres Cub Akela Harvey Blenkhorn and six new chums were invested in time for the Father and Son banquet. Included were: Blair Atkins, Lorne Atkins, Christopher Glenny, Stephen Parker, Glen Roemer and Jefferey Rowen. New Junior Leader Ted Boardman replaces departing Junior Activity Leader Doug Duce. Boys in the pack earning badges and stars include: Ron Boardman- toymaker; Joe Clarke-red star and skiier badge; Neil Jones-black star; Thomas Kjaersgaardâ€"swimmers badge and tawney star. King lecture series KETTLEBY â€" “The World Around Us” lecture series continues at York Pines United Church, Kettleby, with Christopher Chapman, an independent film maker who has achieved international recognition, presenting his most recent film, “A Sense of Humus” at 10 a.m. today. Next week, Mrs. Pat Kerr will talk and present slide on the effects of color and music on human behavior. Mrs. Kerr was a commercial artist who later studied music and became involved in research in behavioral sciences at York University. Admission to each weekly sesssion is $1.50. Free babysitting is provided. Annual fashion show DON MILLS 'â€" The junior auxiliary of the Canadian Cancer Society will hold its 24th annual fashion show Thursday March 3 at the Inn on the Park. Among 50-odd raffle and door prizes are door prizes of a fur jacket and air tickets to Vancouver. Luncheon for $10 with a fashion show by Creeds at 1 p.m. The dinner show and dancing for $20 per person starts at 6:30 p.m. Tickets are available by calling 247-1567 or 231â€"6481. Proceeds go directly to the cancer , society’s continuing research campaign. (Pimm hv HOQQ' Preâ€"school physical for children Gladys Smith, Royal Dr., Richmond Hill, gives Lisa Saulnier. Fergus Ave., Oak Ridges, a sight test at Lake Wilcox Public School. It’s all part of the pre- school physical assessment program. The school is the only one in the area with a full nursing team doing the assessment work. Ella Bremner . . . replacement Trustee library nominee AURORA â€" York County board of education Feb. 14 ap- proved a recom- mendation from Trustees Bill Monroe and Eric Baker of Richmond Hill, to appoint Mrs. Ella Bremner, RR 1, Gormley, to Richmond Hill library board. The appointment, which is to Dec. 31, 1978, is to fill the unexpired term of Gary Lusby, who resigned due to “pressure of personal com- mittments.” A letter of appreciation will be forwarded to Lusby in recognition of his service 'on the board, which he has been with since Jan. 1972. I, Jenkinson; 4. McBride Local duplicate bridge club results OAK RIDGES â€" Friday, Feb. 11, NS â€" There was a 3-way tie for lst, 2nd and 3rd place: Theresa and Fred Tierney, Cleta and Fred Dieken, Shelly and Sandy Aleda and Victor Cronshaw. E-W â€"â€" 1. Katherine and Jack Coats; 2. Pat and Bert Rawlinson; 3. Marion and David Fahner; 4. Ann and Bob Manning. Monday, Feb. 14, NS â€" 1. Rod Sanford and Rick Godzwon; 2. Detlaf Ladewig and Fred Tierney; 3. Ann Payment and Gerry Browning. E-W â€" 1. Brian Whalley and Doug Milner; 2. Victor Cronshaw and Bob Manning; 3. Bev Jones and Geoff Parker. Wednesday, Feb. 16, N- Heart fund aid need RICHMOND HILL â€" Volunteers are still needed throughout the year for non-campaign activities for the Canadian Heart Fund, which is observing Heart Month throughout Canada. In fact, says the foundation, “Volunteers are our lifeblood.” The foundation said the latter are used to help initiate community programs designed to help all Canadians prevent heart disease, or reduce the possibility of acquiring it. Volunteers also assist in canvassing homes and business places for funds. Anyone wishing to volunteer in this area can call Richmond Hill chairman, Beth Golding, at 884-4756. The national objective for Heart Month is $8,000,000, with Ontario POEMS WANTED The National Society of Published Poets is responsible for $4,000. In Canada, 72 cents of each Heart Fund dollar is spent in research. The balance is spent for campaign, 6 cents; ad- ministration, 5 cents; education and community programs, 17 cents. 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There are regular duplicate sessions every Monday and Friday at 8 p.m. and Wednesday at 1 p.m. For information call Natalie at 884-1689 or Cleta at 727-5789. WE ARE GLAD WE LIVE IN RICHMOND HILL ADVERTISEMENT LINES AND WRINKLES By MARY KAI LUA Cosmetic science has extracted a skin beauty substance from the bean ofa tropiml plant that works wonders by making rough. lined face and dry chap- ped hands look years younger fast. Use it tonight and you should see vast improvement in the morning. Many small lines around the eyes and mouth may already have disappeared and wrinkles you have given up as hopeless should start to vanish in a few days. But that isn’t all. That discouraging weather- darkened old-age skin tone fades away. But don't take my word for it . . . use this exciting substance yourselffor 7 days. .. satisfaction is guaranteed or re- turn for refund. It’s the tropical nut extract that works wonders for wrinkles and lines. It's called Cocrema Dry Skin Creme. Available at: ALLENCOURT KENZIE PHARMACY PHARMACY 417 MARKHAM RD. (Plaza) 10254 YONGE ST. RICHMOND HILL RICHMOND HILL Cn-taovone 009000 THE TOWN OF RICHMOND HILL PUBLIC MEETING WARD 6 A Public Meeting will be held in ST. CHARLES GARNIER SEPARATE SCHOOL MONDAY, FEBRUARY 28th, 1977 AT 8:00 PM. The purpose of the meeting is to hear comments from and answer questions of the public H. David Schiller, Mayor. Simpsons men’s formal rental and sales Have a wedding or other Important socral occasion coming up7 Then yodll be Wise to order your formal wear, nowI Time goes fast. Come and discover a fine selection of current and updated models for all formal occaSIons - for rental or for sale. At Simpsons. Use your Simpsons Account Downtown (Second Floor) - 861-2808 Yorkdale(Ma|l Leve|)- 7-8313 Fairview (Upper Level) - 492-2074 Scarborough Town Centre (Upper Level) - 438-8162 Hillcrest Mall in Richmond Hill - 883-1222 Sherway Gardens (Mall Level) - 626-4711 R H L468 compiling a book of poems. 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