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C-B â€" THE LIBERAL, Wednesday, Day draws 400 A'ttendance at the function topped a record high as an estimated 400 people thrpnggfi the schoo}. International booths organized by parents featured food, drinks and craft items of other lands. Simultaneously the students entertained visitors with musical and dance presentations in the classrooms. Sampling of varied foods and drinks was hugely enjoyed as 500 cups of mangoe juice and platters of popadums and home-made italian sausage disap peared at an alarming rate . . . r-v,,, , The expense of food and beverages provided were the personal contributions of the parents, however a collection box set up with the hope of defraying some of the expense netted $50. r u,- "fiié siifi night air was pierced by the notes of the bagpipes p1ay_ed_at t_he school entrapce. .- Nazneen Sadiq Correspondent 881â€"4408 ‘ Multi-cultural week at Bayview Fairways Public School culminated in an ethnic fair on the night of May 4th. W "Dr r The paéent‘s booths, a community effort, were organized with the hope of drawing out the more reticent parents to the school. WIDYEDWBEI bayview fairways Grade 3 student Karen Sloane of Clark Avenue, Thomhill, reaches deep into the pick pocket lady’s pocket at EJ. Sands Public School Fun Fair. The lady is Joy Catherwood of Alcane Court. In Your Own Home FADED, STAINED BROADLOOM, SOFAS, CHAIRS What's inside? 24 hrs. 8845995 Is it a voidless finali or is there life aftcr death? Do the dead know w at is happenin in this world? Do they retain their sense of gearing, sight smell. taste and touch? The answer will be resented during the ‘It Is Written ProPhecy Erusade'. Don't miss a single meeting. Different subjects nightly. No meetings on Wednesdays or Thursdays. Death Lower Hall. St. John‘s Anglican Church 12125 Yonge Street Nightly 7:30 to 8:30 Free Nursery Provided! In Richmond Hill. from May 7 to June 11 Out of Area Call Mr. Smith Collect May 11. 1977 IK ays : . ‘Pholo by How Thornlea topsin drafting Thornlea Secondary School had five firsts, two seconds and one third in the annual York County Drafting Exhibition. Thornhill Secondary School had five firsts, two seconds and one third and Bayview had one second and one third. Girls won three of the first prizes. said exhibition chairman David Wallace. Enrico Zapanta, a Thornlea student won both the architectural and engineering awards for grade 11. The exhibition is on display until May 16 at the Hillcrest Mall. It was judged by a panel of architects, engineers and college teachers. First place winners were Duhee Lee, Susan Rodger, Enrico Zapanta (two) and Joel Starkman from Thornlea, Steve Walker, Sue Jackson from Thornhill, Jan McKibbon from Markham and Gerry Pottage and Stephen Evans from Huron Heights Secondary School. Vera Lo, 13, and her brother Michael, 11, of King’s Inn Trail in Thomhill will be two of the younger artists with work at Yorkminister United Church‘s 3lst annual exhibition. They are Youngest artists members of the Lansing Amateur Art Group, which will be sponsoring the affair. For more information, call Doreen Reynolds at 225-6971. I Parents given t i chance to shine :Pholo by How Parents are invited to drop in on classes at Thomlea Secondary School on four days next week. 7 Thursdaj’ has been ruled out because classes are disrupted by students picking their gimetables for pegt ye_ar. But on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday parents are invited to come to school and sit in on their children’s classes. They may go to the classes directly or go to the school office for directions on which class to visit. Parents' night will be Tuesday from ALL WORK GUARANTEED ‘ W. AUTHORIZED DEALER OF JACUZZI PUMPS ANBDRELEQC'EH’SBO'?)FF CALL 495-0770 CLEAN 8 INSTALL NEW GASKETS 8 SHAFT' SEAL CHECK MOTOR BEAR|NGS, CURRENT VOLTAGE AND STATIC PRESSURE M it E ELECTRIC SERVICE SPECIAL POOL PUMP $29393 MAINTENANCE PROGRAM PARTS YONGE STREE' NORTH OF STEE 7:30 to 9:30 pm. There will be op- portunities for parent-teacher in- terviews. (Telephone the school at 889- 9696 for an appointment). There will be presentations on department programs by the English and Science departments, a display of student art work and student art demonstrations and the band rehearsing in the cafeteria. Parents’of grade 8 students coming to Thomlea next year are particularly welcome NEW 112,9 Type M copper pipe mars sun- able lo: most 0! you: household DIUMDIHQIODS 6' length There are thousands d practi- cal uses 10' maskan tape and «1's nevev around when youneod n Siock up now 3! this price HELP US CE THESE BEA’ 49 Supu PM Masking Tape ‘Old West’ Wagon Wheel Fixtures An amactsve fixture to compliment family or rec room. It's a 3 hghl fixture with frosted glass chimneys and Walnut-toned wood 2613 Sup-v Prue. Matching “Old Wall Fixture ' Single-light wall model Not Shown Sturdy aluminum 319‘ mm 3' rails and 39m steps Pall homer sq lbs, Another great bu 5ft. Stepl