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By JANET ROBBINS With exams out of the way, faces at Richmond Hill High School are finally returning to some kind of normal state. Window marks happy life As a legacy from a family that enjoyed life in Maple, a stained glass window was dedicated at St. Stephen’s Anglican Church recently. The children of the late Margaret and George Saunderson presented the window “to recall a happy family and com- C-10 â€" THE LIBERAL, Wednesday. December 14. 1977 RHHS The only remaining Students return to normal once exams finish mafia WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 28th 11 am to 9 pm WWW It's “Whipper Billy Watson's Annual "CHRISTMAS SKATE FOR TIMMY" and it's Toronto's biggest Skating Party!! A MERRY CHRISTMAS Drop into any Fire Hall or Police Station in Metropolitan Toronto Maple Leaf Gardens or the Ontario Society for Crippled Children, 350 Rumsey Road (425-6220) and pick up a pledge torm. Get some friends to sponsor you!! (Remember you are limited to 50 laps) Now you‘reallsetto step onto the ice at Maple Leaf Gardens on Wednesday Dec. 28thll HOW TO SKATE FOR TIMMY What a thrill tor you! Lace up the blades, skate 50 Laps at Maple Leaf Gardens And What a Christmas Gift for Timmy and his friends ‘You help a child who cannot Skate to Walk". from PICK UP YOUR SPONSOR SHEET AT THE OFFICE AND A GREAT INVITATION TO ALL! SPONSORED BY TMORNHILL DISYRICT LIONS CLUB PROCEEDS TO THE COMMUNITY CENYRE FUND This advertisement’s paid for by Friends of Ontario Society for Crippled Children SKATE FOR TIMMY!! NOISE MAKERS: HATS. BALLOONS. STREAMERS HAVE YOUR HOUSE PARTY AT THE CENTRE REFRESHMENTS DRESS: OPTIONAL TIME PLACE COST ORCHE‘STRA ENQUIRIES TO Steven Fitzpatrick (Ontario’s 1977 Timmy) Lanny McDonald Borje Salming Tiger Williams (Toronto Maple Leaf All-Stars) RHHS is holding its for our Winter Carnival. Christmas dance on By the time this article problem is that of lear- ning the results of all our work done during that fateful week. munity life shared in Maple from 1945 to 1975”. Mr Saunderson was a well-known Toronto lawyer. Tne work of craftsman Stephen Taylor, the window is known as a “Unity Rose” design, with a large ruby circle in the centre. é; THORNHILL COMMQNITY CENTRE JOHN G: BAYVIEW AVENUE $33.00 pev couple includes. champagne dinner served anev midnighl 9 P.M. - 2 AM, NEW YEAR'S EVE PAUL FARIS AND HIS BAND HARRY NOAKES â€" 225.2606 of lear- December 22. Come on f all our out and enjoy yourself. We've just started to elect our Snow Princesses The other'colors in- corporated in the win- dow; purple, blue and green have the richness associated with early medieval stained glass. The memorial service was conducted by the Right Rev. Frederick Wilkinson, a former Bishop of Toronto. appears, the represen- tatives will have been chosen. We‘ll give the results next week. ’ We wish to say goodbye to Inke Scheuermann, our exchange student from Hamburg, Germany. Inke has been with us for three months and everyone who met her grew to like her. Don‘t panic. You can feed groups of 30, 50. 200 or more for only $1.90 per person. You get plates. sparks. Colonel Sanders’ servictles. serving spoons, wcl lowcb. lublcclmh, salads. Grecian bread, and , three pieces of Kentucky T - Fried Chicken for cveryonc.\ ' Call the manager ofyour nearby Scott's Chicken Villa for details. OVER '00 LOCAVIONS IN ON'AIIOâ€"SKE YOvl 'NONK 300! Vol "1! ONE NEAREST vou. Caterers booked! tott’z chickenVIQflm Inke is outgoing and bound to try anything new â€" she participated in the RHHS float in the town parade, played basketball and volleyball and even tried to write our exams. She' was able to visit Montreal, Ottawa, and, of course, Toronto. Good luck Inke. it was nice having you here. FREE ESTIMATES SAVE...ON THE POCKET BOOK AND INSULATE YOUR HOME TO-DAY. INSULATION CO. 0 BLOWN 0 FIBRE 0 CELLULDSE CMCH GOVERNMENT APPROVAL (MEMBER OF THE BETTER BUSINESS BUREAU) 889-0506