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Letters To all ex»students of Haileybury High School: The Town of Haileybury will be celebrating its 75th Anniversary of its inâ€" corporation from Friday. June 29 to Tuesday. July 2. 1979 ‘ To honor this occasion. Haileybury school seeks former pupils Haileybury High School will hold its first reunion of ex-students on Saturday. June 30. from 10 am. to 4 pm. in the school building. We sincerely hope that you will plan to attend if possible. if so, we ask you to write us a short note to the address below. inâ€" cluding the year that you left the school. so that we may produce a list of ‘expecteds" for later publication We should also like very much the loan of any surtaoie photographs in your possession These should have your name and return address on the back. and. if possible. the names of those in the photos. These pictures will be returned promptly after they are duplicated. Needless to say. we should also welcome your help in notifying ex- students of your acquaintance who may not be contacted in this particular manner. Since the reunion will be held as part of the Town Anniversary celebrations. you will Block Parents outline their 1978 activities We are pleased to have over 900 Block Parent homes in the Thornhill area. including an active committee in the new ('ostain Willowbrook Development east of Bayview. We had hoped to have a fall garage sale in order to raise money for several cherished projects. Unfortunately this had to be cancelled as we could not find a place to hold it that would cost less than $200. However, we did have a (lold Jewellery Sale with Maison D‘()r Jewellery at the home of Past President Carol Andrews. and received a comâ€" mission of $140.68, from them which will nearly cover the cost of two members attending the annual Block Parent (‘onference to be held in Hamilton in May. During the last few months of 1978 we have received donations amounting to $515 which included $150 from the Thornhill Recycling Depot; $100 from the Vaughan Rotary Club. $25 from Witco Chemical Company and $100 from the Thornhill Kinsmen Club. For these most generous donations we are most grateful. We also had donated a very beautiful floral arrangement from the Thornhill Florist and a superb cake from the Miracle Mart at Markham Place Mail for the German Mills School punch party. Since September new educational material and the Block Parent record have been distributed to all schools and a display was set up at the Thor- nhill Festival. The York Regional Police Safety Bureau and the school Block Parent committees have been into all our schools to remind those children entering school this year about Block Parent Homes. We were very pleased to find that even those children entering school this year were aware of the Block Parent Program. The 1979 Executive was installed on Monday. January 8. at the Thor- nhill Presbyterian Church. who have very generously lent their premises to us for our meetings. Kathryn Hall and Janet (‘rane are retiring as Co- Chairpersons. Kathy Rose and Margot Davidson are taking their places; Treasurer Verna Painting; Secretary Dianne Jensen ; Recording Secretary Colleen Reid; Education A Nan Skate sharpening day a big success I would like to report to the readers of The Liberal that Vic Paraninfo has done it again. He raised the grand total of $3,006.91 for The Arthritis Society on his Shelters are shiny May I comment on what a fine job is being done in keeping our G0 Bus shelters clean and shining despite our nasty weather. Mrs. C. McDonald. 38 Maryvale Cres. Thornhill Majority fifth annual skate sharpening day. All the money raised will go to medical research. Vic and his family have our heartfelt thanks for donating their time and equipment to The Society. We extend our thanks to Bill Harris. Hank Kuyt. Bob King. Peter Koutroumpis. Stan Allen of Doust Lalonde Inc.. who donated hockey posters and stayed all day handing them out. To Joanne Smith who sent in goodies for the volunteers. To the Pop Shoppe who for the second year trusts town’s council Various letters defending or accusing members of our Council appear every week in the local newspapers. I‘d like to point out that some people send in letters not so much because they are con- cerned about the future of this town, but merely because they have a lot of free time to write them. In my opinion the Council elected through our democratic process, represents the majority of votors and Richmond Hill residents (35.000). So often only a small and irrelevant minority get involved in everything coming up; but the silent vast majority believes in the members of our Council to take proper action and responsibility towards the future of the Town of Richmond Hill. That shows trust and common sense. Silvio Tachella. 292 Rumble Avénue Richmond Hill supplied us with coupons for cases of pop. To The Liberal who has given us advance publicity. To Sneaky Pete â€" Newmarket. and The Dairy Queen in Richmond Hill for food vouchers for a lucky draw. To the businessmen and friends and all of the people who dropped into the store on skate day. And last. but certainly not least. to Ron Knight of (‘FGM who hosted a one and a half hour talk show on Arthritis to boost skate day and for greeting customers at Vic‘s Shoe Repair on Skate Day. Alex G. Sim. President. The Arthritis Society Yonge-Aurora Branch Henderson and Lynda Wadsworth; Publicity ~ Helen Strickland. Linda Chapman. Lillian Grammar. Vallerie Hack and Bari-Lynne Butters. Helen Strickland. Publicity ()fficer Thornhill Block Parents Big Brothers appreciate publicity Thank you for the good coverage on our “Bowl for a Boy" in your February 7 issue of The Liberal. This bowlathon is our main fund raising event. With the exception of a small grant from the Region of York. all our funds are raised by our board of directors: therefore community support is so essential. The kind of coverage you gave us also has the added advantage of at- tracting prospective Big Brothers for the many fatherless boys still waiting. Your assistance is greatly appreciated. Laurie LeBlanc. Executive Director. BBig Brothers of York SMART SHOPPERS KNOW WHERE TO LOOK FOR VALUE 1 You almost own this new home already " is... iArtist s Conception) The nghnote- 3bedroom. bigtinishedtamily room With wood-burning fireplace. centrally airâ€"conditioned. as are all of our Cedarwew homes » $77.900 Take the equity in your home right now and put it to work, use it to buy a brand new Cedarview home for yourself and your family. Beautiful homes. with all the features you've been planning for your next home. Prices start at only $72,900 for these fully detached homes. today Cedarwew lS righton the North Sideol DaVIS Drive in Newmarket between Yonge and Woodbine See the Consolidated Budding Corporation homes In Cedarview Office Hours Daily noon to 6 pm Phone 1-898â€"4176 »%‘ Cedarview in Newmarket have the opportunity to meet many friends other than classmates. and to enjoy the other events scheduled at that time. As soon as a com~ prehensive mailing list can be compiled. we will send to all who write in. the complete program of the Anniversary weekend. A So. please let us hear from you. We'll be there. and your friends will be there. Join us und make it a time to renew old friendships and rack up one more pleasant memory. Reunion Committee Haileybury High School Box 279.1iaileybury.()nt. / iI-7----N I COOKED LOBSTER IN SALT WATER 535 I Net weight 14.1 ounce I I LARGE SHRIMP s 49 I I Peeled, deveined 31b. bag I.O.F. 5 lb. I I SOLE FILLEI'S s 99 | I 5 lb. box 1 lb. I I SNOW OUEEN CRAB s 51 I I in shell (approx 1.751b.) 2 lb. I COTTAGE nous s 39 l I s/p (approx. 6-8 lbs.) 1 lb I I All Vegetables. FVUITS Fish Seafood Cakes Pies 8 Convenience Foods : : FANCY QUALITY ONLY ORDER NOW I I 172 Centre Street E., Richmond Hill 8343391 : I . Hillview Mother Earth A highly refined mixtu for starting seeds and [/2 bu. bag While the sale lasts! You can obtain an exceptional 50% discount from regular ' prices on our full selection of flower and vegetable seeds. Sheri Nurseries carries only popular seeds including Ferry-Morse. Carter. and Mackenzie A copy is yours, at n purchase ... or for Iogue containing 1 are more than 300 fu READY NO W! SHERIDAN HURSERIES 1979 CATALOGUE re excellent cuttings. only l¢ Till wood.o Rowen dan the finest Pteris. B Steele Briggs. Silverlac 0 extra cost, with any one dollar which you can redeem in merchandise at any time. It s ' Canada 5 most complete gardening cata- 36 pages of trees. evergreens. shrubs and perennials. 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