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C-2 â€"- THE LIBERAL, Wednesday. June 13, 1979 III-II------------------1 - See also Page 6-9 : TAKE NOTICE THAT the Council of the Town of Richmond Hill proposes to consider the passing of a By-law to stop up, close and sell a Public Highway known as Kilkenny Place as shown on Registered Plan M4590. A copy of the Plan and the draft By-laws are available for inspection at the Office of the Town Clerk, 10266 Yonge Street, Richmond Hill, Ontario. The Council will consider the proposed Byâ€"laws at its meeting on the 9th day of July, 1979, and at that time will hear any person or the solicitor or agent 06 any person who advises the Clerk in writing prior to the 9th day of July, 1979, that he would like to appear. Dated at the Town of Richmond Hill this 6th day of June, 1979. ' Date of First Publication: June 13, 1979 Date of Second Publication: June 20, 1979 Dale of Third Publication: June 27, 1979 Date of Fourth Publication: July 4, 1979 Additions to your Community Guide YORK CENTRAL HOSPITAL 4.. THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF HIOHMONO HILL NOTICE OF ROAD CLOSING The services provided by the Auxiliary are in- teresting and varied and include such services as Information Desk; Emergency; Escort; Patient Reception; Gift Shop; Gift Cart; Flowers; Mail; Library Service; Baby Photographer; helping in the playroom and assisting with children in Paediatrics; and Secretarial Service. The Auxiliary, which has more than 600 members, consists of 10 branches and one junior branch, covering the area served by York Central Hospital. The branches include: Allenbrae; Buttonville; East Central; Gormley Headford and Victoria Square; King; Oak Ridges; Pleasantville; Richmond Heights; Richvale; Thornhill; and the Junior Branch. For those interested in the York Central Hospital Auxiliary and wanting more information, please phone Mrs. Erica Mueller, 883-5639; Mrs. Bernice Stewart, 884-2467, or Mrs. Joyce Studdy, 883-2206. Monies to the Memorial Fund may be handled through the Foundation office. President is Mrs. Joan Paton, 773â€"4127. Development Director is Gord Durnan, 883-2032. YORK CENTRAL HOSPITAL AUXILIARY York Central Hospital Auxiliary is a volunteer organization made up of ladies, men and teenagers assisting in the hospital in the interest of best patient care; by service to the hospital and by fund raising. All public funds are channelled to the Foundation to meet capital construction and equipment needs. A Volunteer Board of Directors and a Volunteer Committee plan and implement funding programs. Donations or pledges may be made by contacting the Foundation Office. Club 35 of Richmond Hill â€" meets every second Wednesday in the clubrooms at 10149 Yonge Street . . . Dorothy Price, 884-3674. Oak Ridges Senior Citizens Club â€" The Wheelhouse Club; meets second and fourth Tuesday of every month at the new clubrooms 12 King Side Road . . . Dorothy Barnsdale, 773-5593. ' Over Sixties Club (Limited membership) â€" meets Thursdays at Elmwood Manor . . . Jack Sheahan, 884- 7375. Richvale Senior Citizens â€" meets’ alternate Wednesdays at the Richvale Lions Hall on Spruce Avenue . . . Jean Powell, 889-2694. Bell Canada, Toronto Classic Communications (Cable T.V.) Consumers Gas, 500 Elgin Mills Rd. E. Ontario Hydro Richmond Hill Hydro, 10184 Yonge St. The official fund-raising arm of York Central Hospital is the York Central Hospital Foundation. Services provided by the hospital include: Medical, Surgical, Obstetrical, Emergency, Intensive Care, Operating Room, Coronary Care, Paediatrics, Con- tinuing Care, Psychiatry, Mental Health, Pharmacy, Radiology (X-Ray), Home Care, Speech Therapy, Occupational Therapy, Physical Therapy, Laboratory, Auxiliary Volunteers, Dietary Services. Emergencies only: 883-2240 Patient Information: 883-2320 York Ambulance: 884â€"7111 Physician Information: 883-2021 Board of Trustees: William Lazenby, chairman; H.D.L. Hill, first vice chairman; LA. Wells, second vice chairman; F.M. Redelmeier, treasurer. Located at 10 Trench Street, just north of Major Mackenzie Drive in Richmond Hill, York Central Hospital serves a wide area. Senior Administrative Staff: J. C. Hepburn, executive director; Mrs. G. Crotin, assistant executive director; J.H. Flint, assistant executive director. v The Corporation of The Town of Richmond Hill C.D. Weldon, Clerk. Libéral HOSPITAL FOUNDATION SENIOR CITIZENS UTILITIES #3038 B Danforth Avenue 690-3406 FOR DAD We‘ve got 151 quality Fashion T-shirts in a Father pleasing assort- ment of colours and styles. They're great presents for good old (or young) Dad. 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The most popular agencies were the Ontario Humane Society, the Villa Hospital. the York Region Y Day Camp and a day camp for the York (‘entral Association for the Mentally Retarded, she said. double duty Miss Smith said she had Iwo goals in mind when she came up with the idea. One was to let students know what they could get out of being volunteer workers â€" the Work experience (some colleges Won‘t accept students unless they’ve had practical volunteer experience), let teens know what volunteer- work is all about, the opportunity to do something valuable with their time, learn new skills and have practical training, and as well to find volunteers needed for special summer programs. Volunteer Anyone who has had second thoughts and would like to register for summer volunteer em- ployment, should call Sharen Smith at 883-2235. Playground Registration is underway Plans are underway in the Town of Vaughan for an exciting summer at the playgrounds. Afi éfithusiastic and experienced staff has been hired and are ready to go. An event that is dif- ferent from any other will be organized by Martha Bell and her dance group. All-time favorites like the Science Centre and Just-A-Farm have been included in the schedule of events. as well. The playgrounds are located in four areas; one in Thornhill, Kleinburg, Woodbridge and in Maple. Each will have a back- up location for those days when it rains, and ex- cellent ‘activities, are planned to see that the rainy days are as much fun as the sunny ones. Registration is already underway, and space is limited. For additional information, please call 851-1151 and ask for Sandy Colborn. 37E? 2629 Islington Avenue 746-4646 FOR THE LADIES ‘With what you save on Dad. pick yoursell a lst quality summer fun knit top from our wide variety of colours and models. Wow! 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