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Local _sz‘uden_z‘s tops In musm On April 26, the five Bayview students entered in the festival came home with five awards â€" four firsts and one second. The competitors were Ed Follows, Jim Points, ‘fl‘erry Flynn, Jim Whiteman and Steve Madden. Jim and Steve gained top marks, with scores of 89 and 92 respectively. Many of Bayview’s best music students competed in the Lions Festival in Newmarket last week and fared quite well. 7 On April 27, Tasha Stephenson and Suzanne Wilkinson were awarded first place honors in the festival. Bayview had many winners on the third day of the festival as well. The senior flute trio, conâ€" sisting of Diana Cian- ciusi, Sandra Filipovich and Melody Lynden, received a mark of 96. A saxophone quartet consisting of Mark Brumwell, Steve Carter, Dave Grant and Steve Steel earned a mark of 97. Joel Starkman of Vallancliffe Road. Thornhill. has been drafting for three years. A Thornlea Secondary student. he was one of the area young people whose work was recently exhibited by York County Board of The Bayview Bengals rugger team now sports a 4-3 win-loss record after an easy win last week over Aurora, 30-10. Bert Bolderheij was top scorer with 10 points for the Bayview team‘ C-8 -â€" THE LIBERAL, Wednesday, May 19, 1976 Education. Melody Lynden, competing in the two top flute categories, received two marks of 98. A junior flute group made up of Sue Dyson, Sandra Filipovich and Shirley McPhaden did well and earned a mark of 90. An excellent effort was made by Cathy McCready on clarinet. Recent KAP events at Bayview were a pancake breakfast and a bike-a- thon. Both events were held Sunday, and both were fairly successful. Melody Lynden and the saxophone quartet received an invitation to play in the Festival of Stars concert held in Newmarket last Friday. There was a time when it was strictly a man's world, Women were totally dependent. Todav many women do not wish to depend on anyone for their financial security. For the past 10 years I have been providing women with life insurance designed to meet their own special needs. Let me help you. Just call me Sh. 601. 1183 Finch Av Won. Downsviow. Ontario M3] 2G2 033cc: mass: RICHMOND HILL â€" Correspondent Alan Ta mbosso 884-5541 I. RACCO. C.L.U. 1183 Finch Annua First-place winner This weekend features the KAP telethoh on Cable 10, as well as the walkathon to City Hall on Sunday. The walkathon was originally scheduled for the 25th but was postponed because of the weather. Congratulations to Laurie Canning and Cam Halliday, two Bayview students who competed in t h e C h r y s 1 e r troubleshooting contest for students of auto mechanics last week. The telethon features a lot of Bayview talent, as well as local politicians and on-the-spot events around town and at Hillcrest Mall. The contest consisted of teams from as far away as Bracebridge, and the two Bayview students placed second. The Bayview team finished with no faults, but was second in the time trials. CN announces Increased tram servrce to a lot 01 the places you’re most Irker to go More trams. At more convenient departure trmes Better connections. To make It easrer than ever tor you to enjoy the advantages of CN tram travel Advantages Irke the comfort. and the all weather rehabrlrty. The room to relax Or move around We’re oing all out _ to get you w ere you’re goung! A limited number of Richmond Hill area families will be offered over $200.00 worth of gifts, services, entertainment and dinners for only $21.95. Simply listen for your phone to ring â€"- you could be one of the lucky people to receive this value packed “Golden Cheque Book” when our operatOr calls you! For more information call 884â€"1855. RICHMOND HILL MINOR SOCCER ASSOC. GOLDEN OHEOUE BOOK 1 FOR ONLY $21.95 Sound Too Good to be True! It's Not! VIII CI\J IPhoto bv Hogg) THORNHILL â€" York County Board of Education Technical- Drafting Curriculum committee has arranged an exhibition of work by students in the county’s secondary schools. Judges were: Fred Asida, P. Eng., Lacal Industries Limited, Newmarket; Peter Albertin, P. Eng., Office Specialty Limited, All work submitted to this exhibit was assigned as regular class projects. Approximately 90 students entered, and were _ judged by professmnalg. Students of drafting display their work It was ho ed this exhibition woud create interest in the fields of architectural and engineering drafting as well as recognizing ex- cellence of student effort. Waste study commissioned The lnendly servrce. and choice of accommodatron. The chance to meet new people. Or catch up on some work. And, best of all the economy 80 call your Travel Agent or CN Passenger Sales Office Because Wllh CN 5 Red. Whnte and Blue plan. tram travel IS still the comfortable bargam' By Lorna Goodfellow CAN BE YOURS In a letter to Metro, Environment Minister George Kerr said six con- sulting firms had been approached to come up with a study by October 1 for consideration by municipal councils. TORONTO â€" The regional municipalities of York, Peel and Durham, plus Metro will be the subject of a report on the handling of solid waste management, to be com- missioned by the provincial govern- ment. Secondary School; second, Brian Dell, Aurora High School; citation, Dave Locke, King City Secondary School; - â€" introductory draf- ting, Year 1, first, Roy Pavan, Thornlea All were impressed by the standard of the students’ work. Nine categories Nine categories of drawings were submitted and the following students‘ work was judged to be of a very hieh standard: Holland Landing: Mr. Milne, architect, Smith & Miln Architects. Newmarket; D. Ross King. architect. D. Ross King Architects, Don Mills; and Ed Peterson, technical director. North York Board of Education. Northview Heights Secondary School. intermediate draf‘ â€" senior architectral â€" presentation drawings, first, Jerry Zwegers, Markham District High School; second, Dave Robinson. G.W. Williams Secondary School ; citation, Lia Kahnert. G.W. Williams Secondary School; â€" senior architectural â€" working drawings, first. Joel Starkman. Thornlea Secondary School; second, Jun Terado, Thornlea Secondary School; citation, Lawrence Burns, Thornhill Secondary School; ting â€" engineering: Year 2, first, Peter Kriisa Thornlea Secondary School, second, Tony Jeffery. Markham District High School citation, Peter Hildebrandt. Huron Heights Secondary School; â€" intermediate draf- ting â€" architectural, first, Scott Fixter. Thornlea Secondary School; second, Enrico Zapanta, Thornlea Secondary School; citation, Bob Houghton, Thornhill Secondary School: â€"â€" senior engineering -â€" assembly and pictorial drawings, first. Len Azzopardi, Huron Heights Secondary School; second, Joel Starkman, Thornlea Secondary School; citation, Bill Lewochko 'Aurora High School; The last category was architectural or engineering models, open to students in Years 2, 3 or â€" senior engineering â€" detail drawings, first, Nino Dinunzio, Thornhill Secondary School; second, Kevin Wilson, Bayview Secondary School; citation, Joe Sperduti, Bayview Secondary School; â€" senior open, first. Martin York, Thornhill Secondary School; second, Steve Milmine, Huron Heights Secondary School; citation, Wayne Pugh, Huron Heights Secondary School. Secondary School. 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Leslee Fredrick, Markham District High School, and citation. Mike Rusu, Huron Heights Secondary School. This exhibition. which has been on display the past week at Thornlea Secondary School, will be shown at Hillcrest Mall, Richmond Hill, from May 17 to 24. at Upper Canada Mall, Newmarket, May 25 to 30 and at the School Board Office, Aurora, from May 31 to June 11. Prizes were donated by local industries. 1. Standard electric from windows. 2. Standard powerâ€"assisted rack and pinion steering 3. Standard luxury cloth upholstery. ' *Rates subject to change without notice. Member of Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation. Branches across Canada A. GLENN PATUN, MANAGER 10132 YONGE ST., RICHMOND HILL 884-1188 PEUGEOT For 5 Years. Guaranty Trust is now paying 101/2%* interest on five year Guaranteed Investment Certificates. You can buy our GIC’s in any amount over $500. And you can compound the interest to make even more interest. Notice is hereby given to every person in possession of land within the Borough of North York, in accord ance with The Weed Control Act of Ontario, that unless noxious weeds or weed seeds are destroyed by May 3ist, 1976 and throughout the season, the Muni- cipality may enter upon said lands to cause the noxious weeds or weed seeds to be destroyed, charging the costs against the land in taxes as set out in the Act. In the interest of public health, noxious weeds requir- ing eradication as they appear are Goat'sâ€"Beard, Chicory, Thistles, Ragweed, Poison Ivy, Wild Carrot, etc. Please note that Dandelions, Burdock and Goldenrod are not considered noxious weeds within the Borough of North York under the Weed Control Act; therefore, complaints concerning these weeds, or any anony» mous complaints, cannot be accepted. Complaints and inquiries should be directed to: 2265700 D. W. Snow, Commisioner of Parks'and Recreation MeI Lastman Mayor BOROUGH OF NORTH YORK Notice to Property Owners Destroy Noxious Weeds Gmmm J. R. Hayward Weed Inspector