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GTHOLIDAVW Monday. November 19 Margaret and Gregory Tracey, Thornhill, a daughter at 11:35 pm. Following is a complete list of babies born during the past two weeks at York Central Hospital. Richmond Hill. Wednesday. November 21 Nancy and William Tasker. Richmond Hill. a son a‘ 5:15 pm. Thursday. November 22 Judy and Richard Bunston, Richmond Hill, a son at 6:36 am. Friday. November 28 Arlene and Joe Costanzo. Newmarket, a daughter at 122727 p.rp_ ~ Saturday. November 24 Barbara and Richard Stannard, Richmond Hill. a son at 3:31 pm. Ei’izabem and Réndy Desami, Richmond Hill, a daughter at 4:30 pm. Kathleen and Warren Chalmers, Thomhill. a son a18:49 am. I Betty and Gary Jansen. Willowdale, a daughter at 10:30 pm. Sunday. November 25 Edith and Geoff MacGregor, Pottageville, a daughter at» 2:40 a._rg._ n. . 1 .v-n “Crvgi‘gl' ahd Steve Melenson, Richmond Hill, a son at 11:53 p.m‘ 6 Wednesday. November 28 Mamie and Michael St. John, Markham, a daughter at 3:48 am. QCOUPOND Jeanne and Dave Ferguson. Concord, 3 son at 9:56 pm. Shelly and Richard Magee, Scarborough, 3 son at 8:55 am. Verna and Gene Bedmarski, ThomhilL a daughter at 11:01 pm. Friday, November 30 Kathryn and Gordon Ailles, Etobicoke, a son at 11:18 am. Saturday. December 1 Emily and Paul Jewett, Unionville, a son at 12:09 a.m. - Thursday. November 29 Bianca and Nello Sansone, Thomhill, a son at 11:26 am. ‘ WE ALSO CARRY A LARGE ASSORTMENT 0F THEATRICAL- MAKEUP LIKE MAX FACTOR. STEIN'S and MEHRON â€"â€" LEOTARDS: MILLISKIN IN VARIOUS STYLES AND COLORS. WE ALSO HAVE FREED. GAMBA AND REPETTO TOE SHOES. JOHNNY BROWN â€" 921-8543 17 HAYDEN ST., TORONTO Linda and Frank Benson. Aurora, a son at 3:34 THE LIBERAL, Wednesday, December 5. 1979 FOR ‘0 VEARS BEEN_ HIGHLY OUR WES HAVE PRAISED FOR QUALITY PRICE. FIT. BY TEACHERS AND STUDENTS ALIKE‘ um mm 1 \I 7.2mm FOR A FUN TASTEY BREAK 0 V4 lb. Hamburger 0French Fries 0Cof‘fee Pre-Christmas Special ‘_ CAFE ROYAL ONLY VALID TIL DEC. 21 I79 ROYAL BANK BUILDING 10350 Yonge St., Richmond Hill II“ stock: Pin“ cum colors It Hand made Hoxmle. mny lined unIIned $1.00 AUYMENTIC HIGHLAND DANCING SLIPPEfl 32% m stock: Black Glow \anned Mamet. omer colors m on)". mm ED BALLET I .k. black. to ordev $203 3206 '91“. mum. whim Parents demand better school facilities St. Peter’s School in Woodbridge is over- crowded with 763 pupils in a school with a capacity of 617. Eleven portables are required to handle the overflow. The delegation was angry because approval has been granted for a new school in Milliken The parents are con- cerned because children freeze in the winter and roast in the summer when they must attend classes in the portables. Overcrowded conditâ€" ions in the parking lot have caused an expansion into the children's playground, parents told the board. They complained it wasn'( fair &0 the children, who also learn while they are playing. A delegation of 60 parents from the Woodbridge and Pine Valley area demanded action at last week‘s meeting of the York Region Separate School Board The parents com- plained about crowded conditions in existing schools and are seeking approval of a new school for Pine Valley. THE ROTARY CLUB OF RICHMOND HILL, in co-operation with Classicomm Cable 10 TV is holding a TV. Auction on Thursday, December 6, and Friday, December 7. All the profits from this Auction will be donated to The York Centre far Learning Disabilities PHOENIX PROGRAM. This new program focuses on adolescents who have learning problems, with the long term objective of assisting young people towards becoming coping, competent, contributing adults. Adolescents (13-17), who live in the Regional Munici- pality of York and have evidence of specific learning disability are eligible for THE PHOENIX PROGRAM, which is not funded by the Government or the local School Board. It relies entirer on voluntary contributions from the community and The Rotary Club of Richmond Hill hopes that through the medium of this TV AUCTION, sufficient funds will be raised to sustain this program. The Club President, Mr. Gordon McIntyre, would like to take this opportunity to thank each and every person and company who has donated to this Auction and thus ensuring its success. On the following pages are listed the items, including ALL NIGHT ITEMS and ALL AUCTION ITEMS that will be auctioned off to the highest bidder on December 6th 8 7th. Eight (8) items will be auctioned off each 20 minutes. Some items have reserve bids, as shown in the listing. Items going up for bids will be shown on Cable 10 TV within the first five (5) minutes of each 20 minute segment. Bids will be received by telephone and the bid board for each item will be updated immediately with the bidding ending promptly after 20 minutes. TO BID Check the»list of items shown on these pages. Watch your TV screen for the description and corres ponding item number. Telephone your bid or bids, in even dollars, prior to the end of the appropriate 20 minute segment. IT IS THAT EASY! N.B. Do not leave your bidding to the last minute of the appropriate 20 minute segment as you may be unable to obtain a free telephone line. THE SUCCESSFUL BIDDERS At the end of each 20 minute segment, the names of the successful bidders will be announced. Success- ful bidders for ALL NIGHT ITEMS and ALL AUCTION ITEMS will be contacted by phone. All items, except automobiles, may be picked up at the Classicom Studios, 244 Newkirk Road, Richmond Hill from 6 pm. to midnight on Thursday and Friday and from 10 am. to 4 pm. on Saturday. Delivery of automobiles will be arranged through the dealers. (Provincial sales tax and licence in addition to purchase price on these items.) The Rotary Club_of Richmond Hill would like to graterHY acknowlege the services donated by the following companies: Avery Labels, '35 McLachlan Dr., Toronto G.M. Smith Float Servioe 4261 Highway No. 7, Unionville Lumidial 135A Centre St. E., Richmond Hill Lynton Reed Printing Services 71 Glen Cameron Rd., Thornhill Porter Fine Printing 293 Markham Rd., Richmond Hill Ralph Peterson Sign Painting 39 Lake St., Oak Ridges Ratcliff Lumber Don Mifls Rd., Bethesda SERVICES DONATED A GIANT T.V. AUCTION INSTRUCTIONS THURS., DEC. 6; 6-12 MIDNIGHT, FR|.,‘ DEC. 7, 6-12z20 A.M. Mills but they still have to wait for approval for a new school in their community. Four and five year old children are being bussed more than 13 kilometers to a school rented by the Separate School Board, Bill Hodgson will be back when York North Progressive Conservaâ€" tives pick their candidate next year, and Lou Rice will be back to mobilize area Tories behind Mr. Hodgson. To the surprise of no one. Mr. Hodgson an- nounced last Wednesday that he will be a candidate for a fifth successive term as MPP for York North. He made it official at the annual meeting of, the riding‘s Progressive (‘onservative aSSOCiation at the Aurora Highlands Golf Club. Hodgson runs again for York-North post Mr. Rice was returned by acclamation as association presidept. Wes Rov've defeated 884-81" PHONE 889-9874 IN SUPPORT OF THE YORK CENTRE FOR LEARNING DISABILITIES THE ROTARY CLUB OF RICHMOND Hlll. We will accept cash, cheques (with /.D.), VISA, Master Charge on CLASSICQNIM CABLE Io . because of the crowded conditions, the delegation said. Parents expressed concern aboui the possibility of accidents and break downs in the winter months. . Trustees told parents to The second ,vice- president 'is Jim Beadle and the third vice« president. representing the Young PC Association, is Mike Moore. Both won by acclamation. Carol Motrich for the first viceâ€"president‘s job, Cathy Joice retained her secretary‘s post by defeating Diane Humeniuk and Bill Curran defeated George Henry Smith for treasurer. Bob Hodgson was unopposed for the publicity chairman's job. Bud Walford defeated Linda Gray for mem- bership chairmanv Town Auto Body 10427 Yonge St, Richmond Hill Scholastic TAB 123 Newkirk Rd., Richmond Hill The Rotary Club of Richmond Hill would like to express its gratitude to the following companies for their cash donations: Bond Structural Steel Ltd. Canadian Spawn Er Supply Ltd. Costain Ltd. J.C. Trailers Er Equipment Ltd. Keith Hood Real Estate Ltd. Three Coins Restaurant West Metro Ford Equipment Sales Ltd. $25. $25. $50. $50. $50. $25. $50. 501 502 503 SM 505 506 507 5138 509 510 511 GROUP 1 ‘1001 1980 DATSUN 31!) 6X SEDAN (Reserve bid "$750.00) Black, 4 cyl., 4 spd. tvans., sun roof, front wheel dr. Richmond Hill Datsun Ltd., 10427 Yonge St, Richmond Hill, Ontario . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1002 1980 MUSTANG 2 DR. SED. Med. gray met. (Reserve bid ’5270.00l. Ser. number OF02A148836, 2.3 litre engine, rock 8 pinion steering, bucket seats, tac. Er full instrumentation, rear window defroster, 4 speed manual Trans. Front disc brakes, deluxe wheel covers, P185} BOB-13 WSW radial ply tires. Don Little Ford Sales Inc., 10414 Yonge St., Richmond Hill, Ontario . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1003 1972 FlRENZA (Used) (Reserve bid s800.00) Yellow 4 cyl., Auto Trans., rustproofed, 4750 genuine miles. Kinnear Pontiac Buick Ltd., 9612 Yonge St., Richmond Hill, Ontario . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1005 W: H? MERCURY OUTBOARD MOTOR Central Outboard Marine 8 Equipment, 8625 Woodbine Ave., Markham, 0nt.. . . ‘ 651.00 1004 MINK HAT AND COAT (Reserve bid s1050.00) Elizabeth Furs, 42 Main St. N., Markham, Ontario . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1006 V.H.F. MARINE RADIO - Arkay Radio, 14 Cedar Ave., Thornhill, Ontario . . . . . . . Furnace Humidifier. Robert B. Somerville Co. Ltd. Lamp, The Building Centre. One Step Camera. Crathers Pharmacy, lee Chest Gerrys Auto Service. Smoke Detecmr, The Haida: Insurance 60.. Aluminum Step Ladder, The Paul Moore (‘41., Flashlite Batteries "24", Richmond Heights Plaza Radio Shack Gift Certificate. Rays Furniture Stripping and Refinishing Antique Bookcase. (Reserve Bid 425.00). House oi Heirloom. Microwave Oven. (Reserve Bid 460.00), Quan LV. and Appliances, Painting By George Gibson, (Reserve Bid 250.00), Hunter Galleries Raccoon Fur Jacket, (Reserve Bid 200000). Elizabeth Furs, Ring, Barks Jewellers. TR08455 lransceiver. (Reserve Bid 140.00). Radio Shack. Richmond Heights Plaza. Year's Membership (Man or Lady), Mayfair Racquet Club, Pine lable, The Pine People. Ladies Membership, Markham Fitness and Racquel Club. Microwave Oven, (Reserve Bid 460.00), Quan W. and Appliances, Love Seat Trend Upholstery. Thursday, December 6th ALL NIGHT ITEMS fight for what they want, not only with them (the board) but directly with the Ministry of Education. Parents in the Milliken Mills area wrote letters to the Ministry and enlisted help from various media Area representatives: Newmarket. Ken Metcalf and John Woodrow: Aurora. Omar Khamissa and Bill Thayer: Whitchurch- Stouffville. Margo Marshall. Audrey Davies; King East. Joseph Fiori. Frank Weis; King West. William Laceby; Vaughan area â€" Milt Savage (Richmond Hill); Jim Darlington (Maple); David McCallum (Woodbrid- ge); Ted Chester (Thomhill). The chairmen of organization are Tom Wood «east part of the riding) and Alan Prouse (west part). presented by ALL AUCTION ITEMS THURSDAY, DEC. 6-6.0“.20 Pl CASH DONATIONS and they got results trustees said. Chairman of the Board. Larry Pelliccione advised the delegation to try the same approach. because “governments give especially to those who make the most noise". Mr. Pelliccione told the delegation the board is not going to just sit back and waii for the Ministry to make up its mind. “We need to know answers quickly so we can proceed with plan» ning for the new schools and hopefully have them ready to open early in 1981.“ he said. Already architects have begun ground work for the three new schools: Milliken Mills, Pine Valley and Glen Shields, but money still has to be forlhcoming from the Ministry, Mr. Pelliccione also informed the delegation that a study of the problems in Woodbridge and Pine Valley has been initiated to find a tem- porary solution‘ to the overcrowded conditions at St. Peter's School. Changing the school boundaries may help to alleviate some of the problems. but it Would $620.00 ‘6101.00 '1550.00 ‘1599110 ' 619.00 RETAIL VALUE 695.00 noes, 690.00 \Ieries, 385000 349.00 325.00 IUML VALUE 69.00 13.00 35.00 15.00 26.00 30.00 12.00 25.00 RETAIL VALUE 300.00 250.00 230.00 220.00 690.00 60000 $50. $50. $25. $50. GROUP 2 GROUP 3 Km 17 â€" 20 Pounds Stabilizer Chlorine. Pool Craft. 18 â€" Dinner lor Two, Trio Stkhouse and Tavern. 19 â€" Bassinet and Cover, Kristen Sales. 20 â€" Transmission Tune Up and Touque, Mr, Transmission, 21 â€" Electric Donut and Stick Maker. Beaver Lumber. 22 â€" Water Pick Shower Massage. Jay Mar Plumbing Supply 8. Boutique. 23 - Fire Extinguisher 2% Pound, Royal ms (10., 24 - Gift Certificate. Markham Cleaners. GROWN 25 â€" GE 26 â€" Ele 27 â€" Sci 28 â€" SUI 29 â€" DY! 30 â€" 3C 31 â€" Rm 32 â€" Gif GROUP 5 33 â€" Fln 34 â€" 9 35 â€" Ba‘ 35 - R0 37 â€" Du 39 GROUP! 57 -Lul 58 -Hu3 59 â€"5M 60 ~26 61 â€"Sql 62 -We 63 ~3C GROUPS 41 â€" Dug 42 â€" 24 43 â€" Fur GROUP 7 49 â€" Ca: GROUP 9 65 â€" Cozy Coup (Childs Toy). Kristen Sales‘ Blanket, Simpsons Dry Goods. )ardiniere (Antique Bowl), Walkers Antiques, Shopping Cart Trolly, Allencourt Hardware, Zing Table Tennis Set. The Paui Moore Co. Ltd. Furnace Servrce, Peoples Natural Gas. Six White Shelves, Wailwood Construction. Fire Extinguisher. Sr 8- L Liquid Gases Industrial Gift Certificate, House or 1000 Picture Frames. G.E. Electric Fry Pan. lorn Hughes Excavating. Electric Road Race Set. Leisure World, Schick Styling Stick, Stedmans, Sun Glasses and Case, 1.0 Horvai â€"0Momelrisl Dynalit Boat Bag. Collegiate Sports. 3 Cases Soft Drink, Canada Dry Ltd, Router Saber Saw Table, Dominion Hardware, Gift Certificatel Braddock Optical Ltd. Fire Extingmsher 2% Paund, S 8. L Liquid Ind‘ Gases 9 Piece Grey Wiench Set. Botovoy Auto Supplies, Badminton Racquet. New Life Ins, (20., Router 3339! Saw Table. Dominion Hardware Richmond Heights, Dncon 200 Smoke Damn». Napier fexguson Manors. Water Conditional Salt â€"5 Bags. Culligan Ltd‘ (Barrie) Windshield Washer Antifreeze, Brooker & Mmphy, Maple Leaf Hockey Tickets (2 Gold for Dec. 26) only be on a temporary basis. because the number of pupils scheduled to attend St. Peter's could climb to 900 by the spring of 1980. Digital Watch â€" Men's Texas Instruments, 24 Flashlite Batteries. Richmond Heights Plaza â€"Radio Shack. Furnace Humidilier, Robert B. Somerville Co. Ltd. Lamp. The Building Place. Polaroid One Slep Samara, Robert Simpson: Lin, Men's Cardigan, Marks and Spencer. Vital Fabric Guard. Vital Rust Proofing. Gilt Certillcate $25.00. Rays Furniture Stripping a Refinishing. Lube Oil Filter, Sanderson Gull. Humidifier (Home). Jeffery Moore Packaging Machinery Inc 5 Hair Cuts. Slaves Barber Shop & Hairstyling, 2 Gallons White Paint. St. Clair Paint & Wallpaper, Squash Racket, New Life International 00., Welding Electrones, SlN.L Alloys Ltd, 3 Cases of Soft Drink. Canada Dry Ltd â€"John McPhee Sales. Gift Certificate. Ray Don Machinery Ltd Rentals. John Zupancic. Director of Education for the Separate School Board enforced Mr. Pelliccione‘s advice to the delegation when he said, “Pressure from the people gets results. and Case of Windshield Washer Antifreeze, Brooker and Murphy Service Garage, 15.00 Martini Mirror. Upper Canada Glass & Mirror, 50.00 Portable Radio, Markham Radio Shack 70.00 Tabfe fennis Set. Fisher Sporfs Lfd., 20.00 Flintstone Candy Factory, Richmond Heights Dominion Hardware, 17.00 Baseboard Heater, Jeffery Moore Packaging Machinery Inc.. 38.00 Beauty Soft. Water Refining Co. Ltd., . 40.00 ninnu Fm Yum ananflnC Villa” Restaurant. Martini Mirror. Upper Canada Glass & Mirror. Portable Radio, Markham Radio Shack Tabfe fennis Set. Fisher Spnrfs Lde Flintstone Candy Factory, Richmond Heights Dominion Hardware Baseboard Heater, Jeffery Moore Packaging Machinery Inc.. Beauty Soft. Water Refining Co. Ltd.. Dinner For ‘fwo, Fernandos Village Restaurant. Mr. IransrnissiOn Jacket and Youque. Ml. Transmission Richmond Hill ANTIQUES RICHMOND HILL ANTIQUES 10720 YONGE STREET ELGIN MILL & YONGE STREET FRESH STOCK WEEKLY FROM ENGLAND AND OTHER EUROPEAN COUNTRIES. INCLUDING FURNITURE, PORCELAIN SILVER, PLATED WARE, ETC. OPEN SIX DAYS A WEEK 9-7 I'HURSDM, DEC. 6 ~5.10-6.40 PM. THURSDAY, DEC. 6 â€"6.40-700 PM THURSDAY, DEC. 6 â€"-7.00-7.20 PM Rotary W AUCTION THURSDAY. DEC. 6 410-710 PM WURSDM. DEC. 6 «410-810 PM THURSDAY. DEC. 6 -8.40-9.00 PM WURSDAY. DEC. 6 -8.008.20 PM (CLOSED THURSDAY) THURSDAY, DEC. 6 â€"7.40-&00 P._M The delegation demanded an answer in writing from the board by January 31 on whether or not their new school was approved, but Mr. Peiliccione surprised them by telling them he expected to give them a definite answer sooner the supply of money goes to where the people demand the loudest". than (hm cable‘ mm mu: 30.00 20.00 40.00 3000 21.00 30:00 24400 50.00 RETAIL VALUE 70.00 35.00 100.00 30.00 32.00 ique. 27.00 25.00 25.00 RETAIL VALUE 40.00 38.00 35.00 33.00 25.00 1800 35.00 40.00 RETAIL VALUE 25.00 3000 27.00 3, 35.00 3500 2500 1500 30.00 RETAIL VALUE 70.00 12.00 69.00 14000 3500 25.00 6000 25.00 RETAIL VALUE 17.00 88.00 25.00 22.00 26.00 35.00 18.00 25.00 REM". VAUJE RETAIL VALUE 60.00 35.00