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A45 â€" THE LIBERAL. Wednesday. January 17. 1979 RICHMOND HEIGHTS CENTRE 884-1812 Phone 889-1812 Rice's Hmets For All Occasiom Oak Ridges Lions entertained the members of the Wheelhouse Club to dinner and an evening of dancing and fun recently. Lion Eric Fin- deison (left) combined his talents on the ac- N o s p e c i a l qualifications are needed except a love f o r c h i l d r e n , especially boys aged eight to 10. By MlLLlE STEWART 773-4424 Oak Ridges Scouting is looking for an assistant leader for the Cubs. The job is open to any man or woman, who meets the above qualification and would like to become involved in the com- munity. If you are interested in more information or if you would like to be an assistant cub leader, please call Les Mortimer at 7734716 or Shirley Huntley at 773-5535. There is still room for more boys in both the Oak Ridges Cubs and Scouts. Both groups meet Thur- sdays. the cubs at Our Lady of the Annun- ciation School from 6:30 to 8 and the Scouts at Lake Wilcox School from 7 to 8:30. Any boys interested in joining the Scouting organization, are asked to call Mr. Mortimer at the above number. There is no charge for this course, and all interested people are asked to call the library at 773-5533. LIBRARY A quilting bee and lessons in quilting will begin tomorrow (January 18) at 2 pm. at the Charles Connor Library in Oak Ridges. The Rotary Club of Richmond Hill has compiled a package of six travelogues, that they feel will be of interest to most people. The first in this series will be held Thursday, January 18, at 8 pm. in the auditorium of Bayview High School. This week's travelogue is entitled ‘Viva Mexico‘ and professional photographers and speakers have combined their talents to come up with an enjoyable presentation and narration. Season ticket holders already have their admission paid, but anyone wishing to see any of the four remaining shows, may pay at the door. The admission to any one show will be $2 for adults and $1 for students and senior citizens. SNOWMOBILE COURSES Surrounding Districts ALL MAJOR CREDIT CARDS HONORED Wired Anywhere Oak Ridges Scouting is looking for a Cub leader We Deliver to Toronto Viva Mexico feature of Rotary travelogue After dinner, the seniors were en- tertained with music by Lions Eric Fin- deisen on the ac- cordion and Ed Poirier on guitar. They were joined by senior George Margerum on harmonica. and everyone enjoyed an old-fashioned sing along and square dancing. The impromptu orchestra played some of the old-time favorites for dancing and everyone had a great time. The challenge was issued for the annual dart tournament between the seniors and Lions and the date is tentatively set for February 14. SENIORS The members of the Wheel house Club were treated to dinner and an evening of en- tertainment by the Oak Ridges Lions at their annual Senior Citizens Night. The Lions say that this year they are determined to win, but the seniors have news for them. ST. PAUL‘S The next craft evening at St. Paul’s United Church is scheduled for January 22. Chair caning.will be demonstrated at this session. GOOD NEWS CLUB A new club will be held at Lake Wilcox Community Centre on Tuesdays at 3:45 pm. for all school aged children. Dr. Mollard is a graduate of Thornhil| Public and Secondary School and Ontario Veterinary Co||ege. Dr. Locke IS a graduate of NOFthV'eW Heights 8.8. and O.V.C. Richmond Hill North 24 HOUR EMERGENCY PHONE 889-4851 THE THORNHILL VETERINARY CLINIC HOSPITAL HOURS WEEKDAYS 7:30 am ~ 8 pm SATURDAY 9-2 CONSULTATIONS BY APPOINTMENT The York Region Snowmobile Association will conduct a three- night session in snowmobile driver training to be held January 22, 23 and 24 at Walter Scott School in Richmond Hill. The sessions will be held from 7 to 9 pm. each evening. and will involve snowmobile safety rules and safe practices when driving a snowmobile as well as driving in- struction. These courses are open to anyone over the age of 12, who is interested in learning how to properly handle a machine with safety and con- sideration for the rules of the road. mFror further information or to register, please call 884-3865 or 773- 4110. LIBRARY Richmond Hill Public Library will be the scene of balancing and tumbling routines this Saturday, DR. M. ELIZABETH LDCKE wishes to announce the sale of DR. JOHN T. MOLLARD DR. HARRY PALMER small animal practice to Anyone interested may call 773-5409 or 773â€"4161. BLOCK PARENTS The Block Parents Organization in the Oak Ridges area needs some help. There are There will be sessions of Bible study, flannelgraph, which is storyâ€"telling using a flannel board; and singing sessions. cordion with Lion Ed Poirier (extreme right) on the guitar and senior George Margerum on harmonica and they played music for singing and square dancing. (Liberal Photo by Hogg) YCH Operating room tours Children over 10 are welcome if they are ac- companied by an adult. and everyone is asked to bring shoes with them to exchange for their outdoor footwear. Residents of the area served by York Central Hospital in Richmond Hill will have the op- portunity of seeing a section of the hospital not normally seen by the public when a guided tour of the operating rooms is held this Saturday, January 20 from 10 a.m. to noon. and from 2 to 4 York Central Hospital is opening these doors so the public may see the medical facilities and equipment that make it one of the best equipped hospitals outside Metropolitan Toronto. "FOR DOCS ONLY” an all breed dog grooming studio, located in Thornhill Veterinary Clinic, 8403 Yonge Street, Thornhill, Ontario, 881-3618 or 889-4851-2 There will be a 20% discount for the months of Ianuary, February and March, 1979 Susan Herbert and Linda Roberts wish to announce the opening of AND four newsletters to deliver throughout the area each year, and help is needed with this. There are other small jobs that could use some extra hands. If you can help in any way, or if you would be interested in becoming a Block Parent, please call 773- 4276 or 773-5754. January 20. as the Winstonettes Gymnastics Association gives a demonstration of gymnastics. The meeting will be held Friday, January 19, beginning promptly at 8 pm. in the Blue Flame Room at the Consumers' Gas Building. The performance begins at 2 pm. and everyone is welcome. NATURALISTS The guest speaker at the meeting of the Richmond Hill Naturalists this month will be Gerry McKeating, who will speak about the endangered species of birds and animals Mr. McKeating is an endangered species biologist of the Wildlife Branch of the Ministry of Natural Resources. If ‘you would like to attend and need a ride, please call 884-9559. HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY The Richmond Hill Horticultural Richmond Hill Central JANUARY SALE PRICES NOW IN EFFECT leached Muskrat Coat - Raccoon Collar Natural Longhaired Beaver Coat Natural Extra Fine Raccoon atural Muskrat coat 18 size Blue Fox Collar Natural Muskrat Mum-coloured Natural Mink Coat Dark Real Sealcoat High Fashlon Pastel Mink Coat 3. length BIkDIamond Natural BlkVelvet Mtnk 8 Suede Coat Pearl Mtnk 8 Suede Coat lBlkDiamond Munk Coat Shadow Mink Jacket Sapphire Mink Jacket Full Length Red Fox Coat deep red Natural Mans Otter 3'. coat Natural Mans Raccoon Coat Red Fox ’4 length Coat Natural Wolf 8 Leather Coat After the .tour, refreshments will be provided in the lecture hall on level 1, where there will be displays and other information for the public. If the weather makes travelling impossible on January 20. the alternate date for the tours will be January 27 at the same times. Visitors arriving for the tour are asked to assemble in the main lobby where they will be met by members of the hospital auxiliary, who will be the tour guides. The Jewish com- munity has planned a second annual Cabaret Night for Saturday, January 20, beginning at 8:30 pm. at the Richvale Community Centre. Tigkets for this evenmg_ are $10 per couple and $6 for single and are available by calling 884â€"6283 or 884-2021. Various musical and comedy performances will highlight the evening’s entertain- ment as will a demonstration of disco dancing. Fifty boys from the lst Langstaff Cubs, Scouts and Venturers will test some of their scouting skills at a winter weekend camp this weekend. The boys, ac- companied by leaders and volunteer parents, will camp at the Oxtrail Camp near ached Muskrat Coat - Raccoon Collar 1250 1 ural Longhaired Beaver Coat 1450 1 ural Extra Fine Raccoon 2900 I ural Muskrat coat 18 size Blue Fox Collar 1250 1 ural Muskrat 1250 1 ltI-coloured Natural Mink Coat 1500 1 'k Real Sealcoat High Fashion 1000 1 stel Mink Coat 2700 2 ength Blanamond Natural 2100 1 Velvet Mlnk 8 Suede Coat 1950 1 arl Mink 8 Suede Coat 1950 1 Diamond Mrnk Coat 3900 3 ldOw Mink Jacket 2400 2 lphlre Mink Jacket 1950 1 I Length Red Fox Coat deep red 3900 2 :ural Mans Otter 3/. coat 1950 1 tural Mans Raccoon Coat 2900 2 :1 Fox ’4 length Coat 2350 1 tural Wolf 8. Leather Coat 1850 1 FURRIERS IN AURORA FOR 20 YEARS COLD STORAGE - REPAIRS - REMODELS KEN STIFF MASTER FURRlER ~ 50 YRS. 17B YONGE STREET SOUTH. AURORA, ONTARIO TEL: 727-9551 ARGYLE RD. BEAVERTON 705 426-7040 EVENINGS HAW FUR MARKETS ARE OUT OF SIGHT JANUARY SALE PRICES ARE AWAY BELOW MARKET LEVELS WINTER CAMP Society was formed so that garden enthusiasts would be able to get together to share ideas and ex- change information with other garden lovers. There is still room in this organization for others to join, and more members are always welcome. This group meets the first Tuesday of every month at 8 pm. at Richmond Hill Presbyterian Church. The membership is a nominal $2 per year and coffee and refresh- ments are provided at the meetings. If you are interested in more in- formation. please call 884-0843. HISTORICAL SOCIETY Heritage Richmond Hill, the area historical society, meets at Burr House in Richvale to share ideas about pioneer crafts and activities. T h e R i c h v a l e Community Centre and the Town of Rich- mond Hill Parks and Recreation Depart- ment are sponsoring several interest courses to be held at the community centre The courses still open for new members are: Fashions for beginners; Advanced co-ed fitness; Ladies morning out; Disco dancing; Ballroom dancing; golf; Wendo (ladies self defense); and microwave cooking. There are still some classes open for children in Group and private piano lessons; after school drama; mother and child creating together and play and learn for three and one-half to five year olds. Re-gistrations for any of these classes 1070 1250 2399 1070 1070 1299 1599 2399 1799 1699 1699 3399 2099 1699 2999 1699 2499 1999 1499 The Scone Teas have resumed each Tuesday from 1:30 to 3:30 pm, and for $1 you can enjoy tea or coffee and home-made scones served with a variety of james and jellies. At the same time. you will be able to see displays at Burr House showing some of the pioneer skills being revived by the potters. spinners and weavers. A different course will be taught each month, starting with January's classes in needlework, samplers and knitting. 7 Pioneer craft classes will take on a new slant this year. Burrâ€" House is located at 528 Carrville Road. The Canadian Olde Tyme Square Dance Callers Association will hold a public square dance at the But- There will be a wheelchair obstacle course and the public is invited to try the course and see if they can handle a wheelchair through the day to day ob- stacles faced by the physically handica- pped. are held at the com- munity centre daily from 8:30 am. to 4:30 pm. except for noon to 1:30 pm. AWARENESS DAY The March of Dimes Awareness Day will be held Friday. January 19 at Hillcrest Mall. Also featured Friday will be a demon- stration by Larry Parker, a gifted mouth painter from Kitâ€" chener. LIBRARY EXHIBIT The teachers and students of Burr House will be displaying some of their pioneer craft work at the Richvale Library. The Winstonettes Gymnastics Associ- ation will demonstrate several forms of sums; '~" OWHWI u; â€"â€"1 800w Acy ADI-\IiT Anon t not" 02va pm JANUARY APPLIANCE 8 TV NOW Tlll. JANUARY 27 â€" ELECTBIJHOME 20” COLOR 30" AUTOMATIC GENERAL ELECTRIC so'bucknnpo.wkm petal-lub- mmbdchnmlmnhu W)“:ka Aulomahc oven timer / clock / minute time: lnhnlle heal conuols 1 normal appliance outlet 28"; 26" plug out elemenb Covered oven light SQUARE DANCING RICHMOND HEIGHTS CENTRE RICHMOND HILL mun 7 8:00 AM 4 PM SAT. ASK ABOUT OUR 90 DAY PAVMENT PLAN REFRIGERATOR 15 Cl]. FT. GENERAL ELECTRIC PORTABLE Capacfly â€" Fresh Food Section, 1) 1 cu, h. thu Sedion, 3 8 cu 1L; Iota], 149 cu. 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FIFTY YEARS Norm and Rhitta Alexander, formerly of Richvale and now residing at 111 Inverlochy in Thor- gymnastics when they visit the Richvale Library Saturday, January 27 at 10:30 AT REDUCED PRICES! 8:00 AM. - 5:30 P.M‘ MON. - FRI WINTER SERIES OF at Burr House NEEDLEWORK SAMPLERS JAN. 22 - FEB. 5 CHAIR CANING FEB. 6 - MAR. 13 APPLE DOLLS FEB. 7 - FEB. 21 RUG HOOKING FEB. 8 - FEB. 22 KNITTING FEB. 12 A FEB. 26 RUG BRAIDING MAR. 1 - MAR. 15 QUILTING MAR. 29 - MAY 1 SPINNING AND NATURE DYEING STARTS MAR. 28 WEAVING I STARTS MAR. 26 WEAVING II STARTS MAR. 29 For further infermation call 8848574 or 8846193 Heritage/Richmond Hill presents its WINTER at BURR HOUSE PIONEER CRAFTS $379.95 MANUFACTURER'S SUGGESTED RETAIL PRESTON}: SALE PRICE tonville Women's Institute Hall (onehalf mile north of Highway 7 on Woodbine) on Saturday, January 20. at 8:30 pm. The admission price of $2 per person will give you an evening of fun and enjoyment with live music and refreshments and all the square dancing you could desire. For further information about this association. please call 2490147. 822~ 6459 or 488â€"4201. SNOWMOBILE DANCE The trails committee of Club 99, the Oak Ridges based snowmobile association. is sponsoring a dance to raise funds for a groomer for their trails. ‘ The dance will be at the Richvale Community Centre on Saturday, January 27. Tickets are $10 per couple and are available by calling Brian Raven at 773-5321. WWâ€"Sunomu-d :Mlphy'l'mdlluadn Mahmud-III" monk-"n"- $249.95 SOUNDESIGN STEREO Friends of Norm and Rhitta wish them joy on this special oc- casion. nhill, will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary on Sun- day. January 21 from 2 to 5 pm. For many years, Rhitta has been an active member of the Ric'hvale Senior Citizens Club and has served as president. HURRY [INLY 10 DAYS $389.95 $539.95 MANUFACTURER’S SUIESTED RETAIL JAN. 22 - FEB. 5 FEB. 6 - MAR. 13 FEB. 7 - FEB. 21 FEB. 8 - FEB. 22 FEB. 12 - FEB. 26 MAR. 1 - MAR. 15 MAR. 29 - MAY 1 MANUFACTURERS SUGGESTED RETAIL PACKAGE “RESTORE SALE I'll!!! "RESTORE SALE Pm: -mh“