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’GLASSES ‘ Richmond Hill North IT'S HAPPENING IN THE HILL Gordon S. Wood Mothers help is also needed with the Guides, and they are in desperate need of an assistant. Any help you can give. would be appreciated. HOSPITAL AUXILIARY The next meeting of the Oak Ridges Branch of York Central Hospital Auxiliary will be Wednesday. October 18 at 8 pm. at the home of Linda Bur- zillo. 36 Lakeland Crescent. Jane Mulcahey, the Brown Owl would appreciate any assistance she can get from the mothers. There are many jobs needing done that don‘t require full time. Brownies will resume meetings tonight‘ (Wednesday, October 11). Meetings will be at Lake Wilcox Public School from 4:30 to 6 pm. Any mothers with Brownie uniforms to sell, should please call Mrs. Mulcahey at 773- 5610. There is still room for more girls in the Guide Company, so if you are interested in joining Guides, come out to a meeting and bring a friend or call the Guide Captain, Fran Veldhuis at 773- 4245. GIRL GUIDES Guides are girls aged 10 to 14 and they meet at Oak Ridges Public School Thur- sdays from 6:30 to 8:30 10350 Yonge St, Richmond Hill The Royal Bank Centre 884â€"2463 THE LIBERAL. Wednesday. October A Banner Workshop will be held at Richmond Hill United Church Saturday, October 14 from 10 am. to 4 pm. The workshop is open to everyone 12 years old and up. No artistic ability is needed to learn to make a banner. Well-known liturgical artist, Lewis Hindle, will be on hand to show you how. Tomorrow, October 12 at 10:30 am. Richmond Hill United Church will feature a special service for shut-ins. People who find a regular church service too long will enjoy this as well. After the service, luncheon will be served. The cost per person is $3 and you are to bring a lunch. All iou need to do is bring a pair of scissors and register by call the church office at 884- 1301. Outreach Sunday is October 22, and the guest preacher will be Rev. Winston Brown. The service will have a Caribbean theme. Guest soloist will be Winston Thurlock. A potluck supper will start at 4:30 pm, and everyone is encouraged to bring along a sample of Jamaican recipes. This is a family evening and a film entitled ‘A Long Way To Go‘ will be featured. FITTED TO YOUR EYE DOCTOR'S PRESCRIPTION Fin ding volunteers is major problem in our community PRESCRIPTION OPTICIANS Service for shut-ins at United Church. The ladies are busy planning their next fund raising venture and all interested ladies in the com- munity are welcome. If you require more information about the hospital auxiliary, please call the Branch Chairman, Brenda Neil at 773-4378. OUR LADY'S GUILD Our Lady’s Guild Fall Bazaar to be held October 28 will feature an International Christmas table. You will be able to pur- chase that special something a little different at this table. What this means is that if there are 10 boys in the colony, and All mothers of Beavers must be trained as leaders. There is no charge for the training as the District will look after it. Other features will be the draw on a handmade queen-size quilt, and other prizes. There will be a corner for the youngsters, light lunches. and much more. The doors open at 10 am. at Our Lady of the Annunciation School on Bond Crescent and will stay open until 4 pm. SCOUTS AND CUBS Some mothers in the community have expressed an interest in forming a Beaver Colony for their 5 to 7 year old boys. If the interest is here, the group can be formed. Richmond Hill Central 11, 1978 It will be held at the Richvale Community Centre starting at 8 pm. Tickets will be available at the door. SENIORS The annual meeting of Club 35 will be held Thursday, October 12 at the club rooms, 10149 ‘Yonge Street, starting at 1:30 pm. instead of the usual 2 pm. At this time, the elec- tion of officers for the coming year will be the order of business. ROTARY CLUB The first in a series of travel and adventure films sponsored by the Rotary Club of Richmond Hill will be held Thursday, October 12 at 8 pm. at Bayview Secondary School:_ Guests will be Simon Waeghâ€" makers and Max Allen of the Museum of Old Canadian Rugs on Bloor Street, Toronto, and they will show some of their collection to the assembled guests. BLOCK PARENTS There are still some tickets available for the first annual Block Parents Dance this Saturday night. This week's feature will be ‘Kentucky-Tennessee Experience’. HISTORICAL MEETING The Richmond Hill Historical Society will hold its October meeting at the Richmond Hill Public Library on Wright Street on Monday, October 16 at 8 pm. Guests will be Simon Waeghâ€" 10 mothers. each mother will have to take her turn at organizing and run- ning the meeting once every 10 weeks. If you are interested in more information about the Beavers. please call Dave or Doris McAdam at 773- 5156. Cubs, for boys aged 7 to 11, will resume with a registration night. Thursday, October 12 at 7 pm. at Our Lady of the Annunciation School. There is a registration fee of $10 for each boy, and this will cover him for the year. Scouts will also resume with the registration night on the same day and at the same time as the C u b s . T h e i r registration fee is the same. CAN YOU HELP? The problem is everywhere we look, no matter what community you live in. organizations are in urgent need of leaders or helpers for the already overworked leaders. These people give their time willingly. but they can only do so much. ' In Oak Ridges, at present. the Scouts and Cubs are both in need of assistance for the leaders. If you would like to work with the boys in any way whatsoever, please call Dave McAdam at 773-5156. By MlLLlE STEWART RE-O ENED! Mr. 8 Mrs. Gotzeler, the original /._"â€"_â€"_â€"_.â€"_â€"â€"â€"______+_\fi LEVENDALE PASTRY SHOP! 773â€"4424 22 LEVENDALE ROAD - RICHMOND HILL The Maple Leaf Accordion Band has scheduled a bargain hunter sale for this Saturday. October 14 from 10 am. to 2 pm. There will also be a 50- 50 draw. Tickets for the draw will be available at the sale. All this will take place at the Lake Wilcox Community Centre on Wildwood Avenue in Oak Ridges. All proceeds will be used to equip the band. SENIORS The next afternoon euchre at the Wheelhouse Club will be October 18 at 1:30. Admission is only 35 cents per person and there will be a good supply of coffee and tea to take the chill away. PLAYGROUND The Richmond Hill Kinsmen are now ready to go ahead with construction of the MAPLE LEAF BAND OBIRTHDAY CAKES TO ORDER OWEDDING AND ALL OCCASION CAKES 0A WIDE SELECTION OF THE FINEST CAKES IN EUROPEAN AND CANADIAN TRADITION. 0 PASTRIES - COOKIES 0 BREADS 0 ROLLS ' BUNS O BLACK FOREST CAKE_ HAS The entire collection of paintings was done by senior citizens, who took art lessons after retirement and have achieved success. WEEKEND SALES The ladies of St. Gabriel‘s Anglican Church at Bayview Avenue and‘ Crosby will hold a Rummage Sale on Saturday, October 14 . from 10 am. to noon. ' LIBRARY Richmond Hill Public Library on Wright Street will be displaying a collection of paintings from the Art Gallery of Ontario. If you are looking for skates or hockey equipment at reasonable prices, drop by the new arena in Richmond Hill on Saturday from 1 to 3 pm. There will be a sale of used hockey equipment and skates of all sizes. There will be a Rummage Sale at St. Vladimir‘s Ukranian Catholic 3 pm. 'i'nere Will be a sale or usea hockey equipment and skates of all sizes. There will be a Rummage Sale at St. Vladimir‘s Ukranian Catholic Church, 15 Church Lane. Thornhill from 10 am. to noon. HOSPITAL AUXILIARY The East Central Branch of York Central Hospital Auxiliary will sponsor its annual bridge and euchre at the Lions Hall on Centre Street in Richmond Hill October 17 starting at 7:30 pm. All proceeds will go to York Central Hospital. ' LIBRARY Richmond Hill Public Library on Wright Street will be displaying a it again. At last week’s McHappy Day they raised $689,453 on the national level for crippled children. Richmond Hill‘s McDonald‘s con- , tributed $1,934 towards this total. Lending a hand. and having a good time doing it at the Richmond Hill restaurant are left to right: Gord Rowe. David Amos and Richmond Hill Lion, Arnold Sager. (Liberal photo by Bruce Hogg). Mr. Er Mrs. Gotzeler, the original owners of Levendale Pastry Shop, are back! Once again their delicious pastries and other goodies are avail- able in Richmond Hill. ALL BAKED ON THE PREMISES If you can lend a hand. or if you would like to prepare and serve lunch to the workers. please call the school at 773-5572 and leave your name. A starting time will be given to you then. FUND RAISING There will be a dance to raise money for the senior grades at Our Lady Of The Annunciation School. All proceeds will be used for upcoming trips for the senior grades The work will ‘be done this Saturday, October 14 (weather permitting), and able bodied persons are needed to help Dancing will begin at 8:30 p.m., Saturday, October 14. Tickets may be purchased at the door. ‘Adventure’ Playgr- ound‘ at Oak Ridges Public School. Telephone 883-5421 ge Sale at Catholic Thornhill Richmond Hill South Langstaff graduation Friday Children can be registered for 'this program by calling 889-2847 before at- tending any of the at the school Friday, October 13 at 8 pm. for graduation ceremo- nies. By MARY WATTS 889-5787 Grade 12 and 13 graduates of Langstaff Secondary School in June 1978. will gather Parents and friends are invited to attend. Several represen- tatives of the York County Board of Education will be on hand to present scholarships and awards. ’ STORY HOUR Pre-school story hour for youngsters resume today, October 11, at 10:30 am. at the library on Pearson Avenue. on a huge selection of fabrics 20% DISCOUNT Select from a wide range of Fabrics in your own home FREE SHOP AT HOME SERVICE ’ The Liberal made an error last week in the item headed “Mayoralty Candidates planning social events”. Church goers take note. Mayor Dave Schiller is not holding his “Kick off” dance Sunday evening. story time sessions Coming up, and of interest to children of all ages. will be a special performance of Abra the Magician. He will perform on one occasion only . October 28 at noon. Mayor’ 3“ dance “Friday There is no ad- mission to this performance and all ages are welcome. For more in- formation about up- coming programs at the library. please call The article advised BROADLOOM SPECIAL FREE Sponge Underpad CALL 651-2131 5 Locations to Serve You 25 Years Serving Metro For day or evening appointment interested citizens that Mayor Schiller would be holding a dance for his supporters and campaign workers October 29. Friday, October 20 is the date for this event at ARC Industries, 101 Edward Avenue. DRAPES MADE N’s LABOUR INCLUDED A craft night is held each week on Wed- 889-2847 CRAFTDAYS The morning out group will continue meeting Wednesday mornings from 10 to 11:30 am. in the Parish Hall at St. Mary’s Roman Catholic Church. All ladies are welcome. Bring along the little ones, and enjoy a morning out of the house. mags: Mummum Length 63" Buy the maternal and let Mayfair custom make your drapes wnh the” regular top quality ex- pertlse with every walHo-wal 'nstaflation Included in the program will be a presentation, discu- ssion, future planning and time for coffee. At present. the group is working on articles for the up- coming bazaar. All materials are sup- plied. CHRISTIAN FAMILY MOVEMENT A special evening of introduction to the Christian Family Movement has been planned for single parents and couples on Wednesday, October 18 starting at 8 pm. in the Executive Room at St. Mary’s Roman Catholic Church in Richmond Hill. nesday evenings in the Executive Room starting at 8 pm; You don‘t have to be talented to join in. Come out and see. 4699 Keele Street 5. of Steeles