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York County board of education nominated three people for the Fred L. Bartlett Memorial Award, presented an- nually by Ontario Public School Teachers’ Association. The award honors an active or retired member of the teaching profession who has made a valuable contribution to education. ‘ Nominated were: Mrs. Mary Scott, a special education consultant with the board since its in- ception; Donald Camp- bell Attridge, head of the mathematics department at 'l‘hornlea secondary school; Jean Marion Swanson, who retired last December after having served as a master teacher of language arts here since 1969. The riders will be leaving the arena anytime from 9 to 11 am; They will ride up to 32 kilometers or 20 miles. This is the chance to ride for charity, as 50 per cent of your pledges will be given to the charity of your choice. 3 teachers on honor list Mrs. Scott also taught in several schools in Vaughan and King. She was remedial consultant Lions’ big bike-a-thon This coming weekend will be active all over the place. The most active of the activities will be the Lions Bike-a-thon Saturday: _ Any rider who runs into problems will be assisted on the route or driven by truck back to the arena. Any parents who are concerened over safety during the bike-a-thon can relax when they know the route is well super- vised. Last week I mentioned the garage sale so you would have a chance to clean up and sort out the junk. ' The Block Parents are trying to raise some money by thisr_s_a!e. If ybu Eire still hanging on to that junk, now is the time to get rid of it. This is the time of the year the ladies of St. Paul‘s United hold their annual spring rummage sale. Have you been thinking about nursery school for your tiny tot? If you have a youngster who will be 21,42 this fall and you are thinking about nursery school and don't know anything about them, read on. It too will be held Saturday from 10 am. to 1 pm. at St. Paul‘s. There will be refresh- ments and a bake table as well as the rummage. For pickâ€"up of your items call 773-5152 or 773-5316 or drop them off at the The King City Nursery School in King City United Church is holding Call Pat Smith at 773- 5754 for someone to pick up your pontgibptign: _ The sale will be held in the Don Little Ford lot in Richmond Hill May 7 from 10 to noon. chui‘ch Garage sale BMW (Maw mutimm-um’ It's time to call your Welcome Wagon hasten. Phone Mrs. Bev Bishop 71 Cartier Cresc. Richmond Hill 8843726 Mrs. Eileen Blake 65 Oak Ave. Thornhill 889â€"0268 Rummage Tiny tots Correspondent Millie Stewart 773-4424 for the board of ’I‘SA King from its inceptipn in 19:33. She received her BA degree from York university in 1971 after 26 years of extramural work. More recently, she became involved with the education for exceptional students program at York, and in 1976 was named adjunct professor of the program. Mr. Attridge. who also taught at Thornhill and Bayview secondary schools, received his BA from Western university in 1956, and his MA in math from York in 1970. He is the ccrauthor of Mathematics: A Resource Book, and Starting Points in Mathematics: 9, with another volume under way. He is also one of the four founders of the junior mathematics contest across Canada, in which a team from 'l‘hornlea tied You may meet the teachers and see the youngsters in their ac- tivities. Registrations will be taken at this time for next fall. an open house and registration day on May 11 from 9:30 to 1 :30 am. This will give you the opportunity to come on out and see how the nursery school program can benefit your child in the formative years. A Free Cancer Forum for Women and Girls is May 9 at Aurora High School at 8 pm; There will be a film and a doctor‘s panel with Dr. H. Jackson of York County Hospital, Dr. Betty Knowles of Aurora, Dr_. D. Sutherland of Princess Margaret Hospital and Mrs. Eleanor Bain who is a mastectomy visitor. This is the chance to learn about breast cancer and Pap tests from ex- perts. If you would like more information, please call 727-3483. oak ridgeé lake wilcox Biblical Predictionâ€"Saturday's message will answer your questions about the success of the European Common Market. Don't miss a single night! Other subjects to be presented during the series are: N wW'n \: ' “ U.S.A’s e l e u ur l “ Elotw if, 26 Fascinating Topics In All The ‘It Is Written Prophecy Crusade has thrilled thousands who have attended. Each night you will hear a dramatic oneâ€"hour presentation dealing with the Bible prophecies. Not only will you hear what God's word has to say, but you will see the future come to life. Lyle Pollett's presentation is unique...unforgettablel Cancer I (no meetings WI Lyle Pollett Death The ‘lt lsWritten Prophec Crusade’ Opens aturday Lt. Gov. Pauline McGibbon spoke of the rigors of her position last week in King City. She was addressing the monthly meeting of King Crafts; a 27-year-old group now involving 11 different crafts. For more information about this group. contact Christel Hissink at 833- 6635. for first place this year. A total of 20,500 students Lady Muriel Flavell, who founded the organization in 1950. was present. as was King Mayor Margaret Britnell. Lt. gov. makes King City visit FANTASTIC PRICE REDUCTION (FROZEN, CASE GOODS, PAPER PRODUCTS) OPEN TO THE PUBLIC SALE WHOLESALE GROCERIES Utilizing colour slides and backlight. Pollett will lead you through the prophecies and provide clear. understandable answers to your questions! Free Admission! Free Parking! Free Nursery! Opening Saturday in Richmond Hill Lower Hall. St. John's Anglican Church,12125 Yonge Street Nightly 7:30 to 8:30 (no meetings wifl be held on Wed. and Thurs.) 172 CENTRE ST. EAST. RICHMOND HILL ALL SALES FINAL RECEIVER'S CASH OR CERTIFIED CHEGUE ONLY "SEALES" participated. Miss Swanson, who also taught at Franklin St. public school in Markham, received her BA from University of Toronto in 1963, and her M.Ed. degree from OISE in 1968, as a specialist in The lollowing meetings of civic interest have been scheduled during the next two weeks: Wednesday May 4. 7:30 p.m.â€"Committee room bylaws, procedure tire and personnel committee. Thursday May 5. 7:30 p.m.â€"Council chambers, parks and recreation committee Monday May 9, 8 pomâ€"Ward 3 public meeting at 16th Ave. public school. Monday May 16, 7:45 o.m.-Counci| chambers, regular meeting ol enuncil Tuesday May 17. 7:30 pm-Council chambers. planning committee meeting. Civic corner Joseph Sprackman education She played a leading role in putting together The Formative Years study. and since her retirement has continued to serve on one of the writing teams without renumeration. Future, How it Affects Canada. E.S.P. 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