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SCOTT MERRITT, son of Burton and Jeanne Merritt, for- mer residents of Rich- mond Hill, graduated recently from the University of Toronto with an honors degree in M e c h a n i c a l Engineering. Scott attended Crosby Heights and Bayview Secondary Schools. He is presently employed by General Motors in St. Catharines. MacKillop Public School and Richmond Hill High School. R 0 S S W I L S O N CAMERON, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Cameron, Harrygan Crescent, Richmond Hill. graduated recently with a Bachelor of Science degree from Trent University in Peter- borough. Ross at- THOMAS RICE, son of George and Bernice Rice of Leisure Lane, Richmond Hill, graduated from the Faculty of Medicine at the University of Toronto recently. obtaining a silver medal for his standing. He is presently doing his internship at St. Michael's Hospital, Toronto. ELAINE VIETH, daughter of George and Bernice Rice of Leisure Lane, Rich- mond Hill. graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Nursing from the Faculty of Nursing at the University of Toronto recently. She plans to pursue a career in community nursing. GRADS Other club executives are vice-president Ken Summerhays, Secretary Agi Safran, membership secretaries Sheila Gabus Roni Abrahamsohn, president of the Bayview Fairways Community Tennis Club, says it already has a mem- bership of 550. Opening day is July 22 and there will be demonstrations and other activities, in- cluding a raffle to raise funds for the club. ByDOREEN LIVINGSTONE 889-9922 The construction of the tennis courts at Duncan Park in the Bayview Fairways area is under way. Thornhill This Week Tenézé§ demay Most people don’t, like someone knocking on their door and rambling on about something. Wendy says. “For the most part. I was very well received, once the people realized I wasn‘t selling anything". She finds some people just won't listen to her, but for the most part, she is enjoying her job. To get a summer job through this program, the students have to apply as early as January. They are sent to a vacancy near their home, and from then on, it’s up to the employer. What surprises Wendy is the number of people who have no idea what the Helpmate program is all about. She got the job through a provincial program called ‘Experience 78‘, and she says, “I love it". Wendy Mount from Oak Ridges is doing just that this summer. She is going around the community knocking on doors to tell people about the Help- mate program and what it has to offer. Knocking on doors throughout Oak Ridges and Lake Wilcox. when you’re not selling anything can be an in~ teresting experience. Baythorn Public School, Tuesday and Thursday 9:30 to 12 noon, Bayview Fairways Public School Monday to Friday, 9:30 to 12 noon, German Mills Public School, Monday, Wednesday and Friday, 1:30 to 4 p.m., Henderson Avenue Public School, Monday, Wed- nesday and Friday, 1:30 to 4 p.m., Paddock Park, He/pmate explained to people Following are some Thomhill locations and the times these programs will take place. They are sponsored by Markham Parks and Recreation. This year two specialists, one in Creative Music and one in Physical Activities will be touring play areas con- ducting workshops for the children. Play area programs are supervised programs of active and quiet games, songs, sports, special events and arts and crafts that will be taking place July 4 to August 18 for children ages 5 to 13 years. They have each been allotted a day during the summer to water their own gardens. Judging will take place in Sep- tember. A summer project â€" German Mills Public School is running a contest for their three Grade 7 classes. Funds donated by the German Mills Community Association were used in landscaping the school grounds and the students, in groups, planted individual flower gardens. The trophies and plaques presented to the students were donated by parents and local ratepayers groups. Other award winners were Jenny Yamamoto. the Citizenship award (outstanding girl) and the Music award; Ichechi Nnawuchi, Citizenship award (outstanding boy); May Alizadah for Girls‘ Physical Education; M a r k F u l l m a n , Geography and Boys Physical Education; Jonathan Kendell, Mathematics; Mike Tucker, Industrial Arts; Laura Campbell, Home Economics; Laurie Drukier, Science; Andrew Steeves, History; Patricia Hayes, Art; and the Intermediate Achievement award was won by Eggert Behlau. The third annual Grade 8 graduation took place last week at German Mills Public School and Vivian Chow, Valedic- torian. took home awards in science and English. To become a member or for further information contact Ken Summerhays at 881-0810 or Sheila Gabus 881-1914. Mrs. Abrahamsohn says the enthusiasm in the area over the club has been great and the courts should be completed around July 7 if the weather coâ€"operates. and Bob Moorhead, Treasurer Nova Moffat, Tournament Director Ralph Back, Social Director Joan Shiner, Grounds Director Bob Moorhead, and Junior Development Rob Cheneaux. Mrs. Abrahamsohn says the enthusiasm in the area over the club has Tuesday and Thursday 1:30 to 4 pm. There is no pre-registration. CLASSES Summer school classes this year will be held at Henderson Avenue Public School from 9 am. until 11 am. Bus pick-up at German Mills Public School will be at 8:05 am. and the students will be picked up at Henderson at 11:35 am. for the return trip. DRAWINGS From July 4 to 29 the Thornhill Community Centre Branch Library will have a display of drawings by David Hall. a resident of Thornhill, who was educated at Ryerson Polvtechnical School and graduated in the Fur- niture and Interior Design course. He has worked in ar- chitectural and interior design firms in Ottawa and Toronto and his drawings have been on exhibit in a series of art auctions in Ottawa, and in Toronto at the Tate Gallerv and at Hninnman Give your rec room the attractive finishing of these economical woodgrain panels. They‘re ideal for use in your cottage, too! Choose from attractive woodgrain patterns. 4 ’ x 8 ’ panels. Pre-Finished Panelling HARVEST OAK HARVEST BIRCH FLAKEBOARD DRAWINGS From July 4 to 29 the Thornhill Community Centre Branch Library will have a display of drawings by David Hall. a resident of Thornhill, who was educated at Ryerson Polytechnical School and (SECONDS) NORTH YONGE 7171 YONGE ST. 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