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Taxpayers in the area, 0 want to have their y in school spending. 11 get their chance next esday, December 6, at p.m., at Thornhill condary School. At that time a public eeting will be held to scuss “priorities in ucation for 1978,” with rk County Board of ducation trustees, oreen Quirk, John ephens and Bob cMonagle, all of arkham. The meeting will be bld in the school library. e, Anna Marcheone nd Emily Ongai. rophies w ere L‘esented at a special eeting at the Rich- ond Hill municipal ‘fices last Wednesday ight. est theme float ophy, from CFGM adio, went to the ichmond Hill ibrary. Receiving om Dave Barrow lest secondary school float trophy, 'om the North Star, went to Rich,- lond Hill High School. Receiving st elementary school float ophy, from Dairy Queen. was lest non-commercial float trophy, onated by The Liberal, went to ,ichmond Hill El Shamaly Shrine lub. Receiving from Jim ave a say t $ you pay .r schools n by Crosby Heights Senior. ‘ceiving from Frank Gallant, arade trophy winners "_ ‘UNDERPAD 10350 Yonge St.. Lower Level, Richmond Hill 22 Prospect St., Newmarket SPECIAL CLINICS * FAMILY PLANNING * * BIRTH CONTROL at * VENEREAL DISEASES * Free and confidential information, advice, diagnosis and treatment York Regional Health Unit TWO LOCATIONS 7-9 pm. Wed. 46 pm. Thurs. 9-12 noon Tues. 7-9 pm. Wed. Fri. Morn. By appointment right, are, left to right, Bill La“. Dawn MacKinnon, Mark Clen- denning and Lesley Roberts. 335$» from Doug Hinchcliffe. right, are, left to right, Charles Hill, Martha Dynes and Danny Moore. Grainger, right, are, left to right, Ken Joyce, George Anderson and Lloyd Murphy. AND WITH ALL CARPET INSTALLATIONS OVER 100 CARPET BOOKS TO CHOOSE FROM richmondheights interiors 895-451 1 887-5843 832-1296 *ORDER NOW AND HAVE IT INSTALLED IN TIME FOR CHRISTMAS ENTERTAINING 8841 133 832-1 384 887-5245 297-3633 0CUSTOM MADE DRAPERIES 'CUSTOM UPHOLSTERY ‘DRAPERY TRACK HARDWARE AND ACCESSORIES 'BLINDS...CUSTOM MADE AND STOCK 'BEDSPREADS... CUSTOM MADE AND STOCK 0WALLPAPER by SUNWORTHY and MANY OTHERS 'BROADLOUM by CROSSLEY, HARDING, CELANESE, BURLINGTON, BIGELOW BARRYMORE, KRAUS, ARMSTRONG. AXMINSTER AND WOOL CARPETS TOD OSHEET VINYL FLOORS by GAFI ARMSTRONG AND CONGOLEUM 'PAINT by BENJAMIN MOORE and DENALT A COMPLE TE, SPECIALIZED DECOR/l TING SERVICE F0]? HOME AND OFFICE 10956 Yonge St, Richmqm’irflillr‘fi Mi. North of Elgin Mills Rd.) PHONE 884-5931 OR 884-5939 FOR SHUP-AT-HOME-SERVICE ALL UNDER ONE ROOF...‘ To arrange a confidential discussion Dl' obtain further information contact our office at 4430 Bathurst Street, Downsview, Telephone 638-0823 Can FBDB helg ‘Ifll I CONTINUING CARE For many of our patients the Con- tinuing Care Unit in York Central Hospital is a home away from home. Would any group who would be willing to provide entertainment, please call Mrs. Caro] Cober, the Head Nurse or Miss Jan Virtue, the Recreation Therapist at 883-2087 or 883-2088. One special event has already taken place. On the evening of November 22, Sears in Hillcrest Mal] opened its doors to disabled customers only. Many patients and their families had a most enjoyable shopping trip. Another big day is the White Elephant and Bake Sale on Saturday, December 10 from 11 am. until 3 pm. in the Lecture Hall at the hospital. Although there is a weekly program of activities, during the Christmas season the staff try to arrange special entertainments. Proceeds from this event will go to the Recreational Fund for the Unit. Patients, staff and volunteers are working hard to make this a successful day. Please come out and support them. HOSPITAL AUXILIARY The Buttonville Branch is holding their annual Euchre, Sale of Home Baking and Handcrafts on Friday, December 9 at 7:30 Buttonville. The $1.50 admission includes prizes, lucky draw ticket and refreshments. COMING EVENT It is anticipated that the renovated Obstetrical and Delivery Area in Phase III of the hospital will be opening in February of 1978. There will be an evening of tours for all interested persons in the community. Watch for the date in your Liberal. For further information, call Mrs. G. Robinson 889-3528 or Mrs. D. Boyington 297- 1940. Please remember one of the on-going projects â€" the sale of Wintario tickets at the Information Desk in the Front Lobby of the hospital. TERRY CLARKE one of our representatives will he in the RICHMOND HILL/THORNHILL area on From Your Hospital in the Women’s Institute Building, Opening new doors to small business. Wednesday, December 7th you 2 PRESENTS WITH EXCEPTIONAL PRIDE HILLCREST MALL PROGRAM: The Cantabile Chorale Robert Richardson, conducting" AND The York Symphony Orchestra * > Clifford Poole musical director IN'THE MARKET COURTAT HIllcrest Mall , on Saturday December 3rd 630 TO 8PM YORK SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA CANTABILE CHORALE VIVALDI GLORIA ROSSINI SEMIRAMIDE CHOIR SELECTIONS THE LIBERAL. Wednesday, November 30. 1977 â€" A-7 0N YONGE STREET JUST 10 SHORT MINUTES ABOVE STEELES AVENUE OPEN MONDAY TO SATURDAY UNTIL 9:30 PM TIL CHRISTMAS LISZT LES PRELUDES TCHAIKOVSKY THE NUTCRACKER (WALTZ OF THE FLOWERS)