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A-6 â€" THE LIBERAL. Wednesday. April 25. 1979 The sale thi§ year will be'held Saturday, May 5, at the old fire hall on Wright Street. Richmond Hill and area Block Parents are preparing for their annual garage sale. which is their one fund raising venture of the year. Items are needed, and if you are busy cleaning out the attic. garage or basement, and have items no longer of use to you or your family, the Block Parents would like to have them for the sale. For pick up please call 884-9724, 883-5386 or 773-5754. More Block Parents are needed in all communities, and if you would like additional information about what the Block Parents are and what they do. please call Penny Spence at 8844360; Astrid Perekoppi at 773-4276 or Phoebe Visser at 884- 7287. Anyone interested in what the society does or how you can become a member. is asked to call 884-0843. ST. JOHN AMBULANCE The St. John Ambulance Brigade will hold a training session at Don Head Secondary School tonight (April 25) from 8 to 10 pm. All proceeds from the garage sale are used in the community to further the work of the Block Parents. A good portion of the funds is used for education in the schools. HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY The Richmond Hill Horticultural _Society will meet Tuesday, May 1, at 8 pm. at the Richmond Hill Presbyterian Church. The week of April 23 to 27 is Ontario Education Week and all parents of children in Oak Ridges Public School are invited to visit the school to observe the children at work. Parents of children in Kindergarten. Grade 1, Grade 2, Grade 3 and Special Education may visit today, April 25 from 9:15 to 10:15 am. and from 1:20 to 2:20 pm. Those with children in Grades 4.5, and 6 including Mrs. Knight‘s class may visit from 10:45 to 11:45 am. and again from 2:45 to 3:20 pm. Parents are asked not to bring very small children with them. and are requested to leave pets at home as they tend to disturb classroom routine. BICYCLE RODEO The York Regional Police Safety Bureau will hold a bicycle rodeo at Oak Ridges P u bl i c S c h o o 1 tomorrow, April 26 from 1:15 to 3:30 pm. There will be checks of horns. brakes, fenders, reflectors. bells and safe riding procedures. This is for children in Grades 3,4,5,6 and Special Education. Stickers will be issued to those, who meet the safety requirements. The Heintzman House Board cordially invites the public to an _ Corner of Royal Orchard Blvd. 8 Bay’thorn Dr. Come and see the recent renovations. Refreshments will be served OPEN HOUSE Education Week open house at Oak Ridges Block Parents garage sale set for May 5 on Sunday, April 29, 2 to 5 pm. Several youngsters from Oak Ridges Public School attended the County Science Fair, and two girls came back with honors. Kathy Tilsley, Grade 6 placed third with her project on leavening agents and Anne Davies, Grade 3, placed third for her project on magnets. STORY HOUR The children will meet in the library and see a film, hear a story, and visit the kindergarten class- room. Any kindergarten registrants, who have not yet attended a story hour are invited to be present at this time. Any parents, who have not yet registered children for Kin-. dergarten in Sep- tember, are invited to do so any day by dropping by the school. All children entering Kindergarten at Oak Ridges Public School in September are invited to attend a story hour at the school. The next story hour will be Wednesday. May 2 at 9:15 am. Richmond Hill North SCIENCE SUCCESS New members are always welcome. and anyone interested in additional information about the brigade is asked to call 884-4204. CLUB 35 The members of Club 35, the Rich- mond Hill seniors, will hold their annual rummage sale Saturday. April 28 from 10 am. to 2 pm. at the clubrooms, 10149 Yonge Street, Richmond Hill. _. The performance will be at St. Mary Immaculate Church, Yonge Street, Richmond Hill on Sunday, April 29 at 7:30 pm. Everyone is welcome to help make this annual fund raising venture a success. CANTABILE CHORALE The Cantabile Chorale of Thomhill will present a spring program featuring the Dvorak Mass in D Major and a spring fest featuring guest performers: Suzanne Remeny on the harp; Eileen Bordessa on the violin and soloist Gwen Duchesne. ~For further ihformation. please call 884-6269. V W'Ii‘llerre will also be a ‘Price is Right Lunch" for those who are hungry. BAND CONCERT Richmond Hill High School will feature the second annual Sounds of Spring Band Concert in the school auditorium on Thursday, May 3 beginning at 8 pm. Everyovne is Welcome, and there will be music to appeal to all tastes. Tickets at $1 will be on sale at the dobr. RUMMAGE SALE The Women‘s Auxiliary of Rich- mond Hill Presbyterian Church will The Oak Ridges Lions fifth annual bike-a‘thon will be held May 12 at Bond Lake Arena. not May 5 as stated in this column last week. Sponsor sheets may be picked up at Bond Lake Arena or the “For My Friends supermarket" on the North Road. Saturday, April 28 at 2 pm. the Charles Connor Library will feature a film program for children of all ages. The attraction will be a feature film, and for further details, please call the library at 773-5533. Tickets must be reserved in advance by calling the library ai the afiove number or in person. There is no ad- mission charge for this program. Coming to the library on Saturday. May 5, is the Sym- phony, Street mini concert featuring Miles Hearn on the French Horn. All ages are welcome, and 'tickets may be reserved at the library. BlKE-A-THON LIBRARY If you are new to the community of Oak Ridges. the Welcome Wagon lady, Mary Near. would like to make you feel at home. The Welcome Wagon is in the community to make newcomers feel at home and new brides feel welcome. If you are new in the community or you know someone who is, please give Mrs. Near a call at 773-4050. open Housvvévltiwéyhvbwtron 9:00 Bathurst Sr. north ofhughwayV-Whomhfll'ow 881â€"16” Providind a cohesive, artistically enriched academic program preschool through high school. A member ol Ontario Association of Alternative & Independent Schools ENJOY THE BEST OF LIVING, IN- DEPENDENCE AND PRIVACY IN ONE OF ONTARIO'S MOST BEAUTIFUL RETIREMENT HOMES. YOU ARE ASS- IURED AN ACTIVE AND INTERESTING LIFESTYLE, ACCORDING TO YOUR OWN NEEDS AND LIMITATIONS. SUPPORT SERVICES AVAILABLE IF REQUIRED. APPLICATIONS, INCLUD- ING THOSE OF PERSONS WITH ONLY OLD AGE SECURITY PENSION IN- COME, WARMLY WELCOMED. Friday, May 4, 7979 Saturday, May 5, 7.97.9 .hold a rummagé sale at the church on Saturday, April 28 from 1 to 3 r.___, To havé items picked up, please call 884-6919 or 884-1788. THORNHILL UNITED There will be a rummage sale at Thornhill United Church. 189 Dudley Avenue on Saturday, April 28, from 10 am. to noon. Coffee will be available at the unheard of price of 10 cents a cup. Everyone is welcome. GIRL OF THE YEAR The Delta Lambda Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi honored one of its members by declaring her ‘girl of the year‘. WELCOME WAGON CONSIDER‘YOURSELF AT HOME AT UNION VILLA Joan Thomson of Starlight Crescent, Richmond Hill, has served the sorority in many capacities, including president, and her fellow members were pleased to bestow this honor on her. PROGRESSCLUB The York Central-Canadian Progress Club holds a monthly lottery and the following people are winners in the first lottery: Mrs. Olga Sandilands, Aurora won a trip to London. England. Derek Lawrence, Holland Landing is Nassau bound and Mrs. Carl French, Richmond Hill, is looking forward to her trip to Orlando. Florida. > Anivisiuoihdlm' 'IhlluaSnliy' , Mlliglwaylo.1,lhiuvilh,mio. 416-297-2822 7h'eâ€"\roron tWaldorFSchooL invit‘est m an The Richvale Lions Club is planning its fourth annual Youth Parade. which is s c h e d u l e d fo r Saturday. May 5. Anyorie intefested in participating is asked to call 884-5097. There will be bands. marching groups. d r u m c o r p s . majorettes and much more There will also be prizes for the best decorated bicycle. The parade will form up at the Rich» vale Community Centre at 12:30 pm. and will march off to Hillcrest Mall at 1 pm. The parade will go to H i l l c r e s l v i a Castlerock Road. Springhead Gardens and Baif Blvd. Presentations will be made in the norâ€" theast portion of the parking lot. LIONS AUCTION SALE The Richvale Lions are preparing for the 7:30 p. m. to 9:30 [1.111. 10:00 am. to 4:00 p. m. Lions youth parade in Richvale It isn’t often Canadians get to see ash from a volcano that is trying to erupt. Lisa Leivo of North Lake Road, Oak Ridges brought some ash from the volcano in St. Vincent to show her upcoming auction. but they need some help from the community‘ Items for the auction have to be found. and you probably have some unused furniture or other household items that are no longer needed. All proceeds will go to the community through contributions from the Lions. To have your con- tributions picked up. please call 884-1572 YOUTH DANCE The Youth group of Emmanuel Anglican Church in Richvale will hold a youth dance at the church. 15 McKay Drive, Rich- vale on Saturday, April 28 from 8 pm, to midnight. All iyoung people in the community are welcome. Thevadmission price THE FREE METHODIST CHURCH 212 HILLSVIEW DR. 8846629 Viceâ€"President of Right to Life of Toronto Business Executive â€" Leading authority on the Abortion Issue. OMOTHERS DAY SALE TABLE OGARDEN FURNITURE OPAINT SALE OPLANT SALE AND MUCH MORE! 9:00 AM. TO 2:00 PM. THE OLD FIRE HALL WRIGHT ST. RICHMOND HILL WHY IS ABORTION WRONG? LEARN WHY RIGHT TO LIFE OF RICHMOND HILL GUEST SPEAKER: MR. DAN MURPHY FRIDAY, APRIL 27th SPECIAL PRESENTATION GARAGE SALE BLOCK PARENT SAT., MAY 5th EVERYONE WELCOME REFRESHMENTS SERVED (OPPOSITE CAN. TIRE) Richmond Hill South Admission Free Sponsored by 8 RM. is 99 cents and tickets will be available at the door. LEARNING DISABILITIES The York Region Chapter for Children With Learning Disabilities will hold a meeting May 2 at 8 pm. at the Richvale Community Centre. The topic of discussion will be problems in the home and at school en‘ countered by children with learning disabilities. E v e r y o n e i s welcome to attend this meeting. FAMILY SERVICES Richmond Hill and Thornhill area Family Services will hold its tenth annual meeting on Tuesday, May 1 at the Heintzman House. 135 Baythorn Drive, Thornhill. classmates at Lake Wilcox Public School. It doesn’t look like much now, but when it landed on Barbados, it was still pretty warm. The meeting begins at 7:30 pm. and is open to the public. Refreshments will be served. LIBRARY All children in the community are invited to attend the film program at the Richâ€" vale Library on Saturday. April 28 beginning at 10:30 There will be a full length surprise feature film‘ There is no charge for admission and everyone is welcome. The library staff do ask that you pick up your tickets at the library. OPEN HOUSE Roselawn Public School on Carrville Road invites ,all area‘ residents to attend an open house in honor of Education Week. The open house will be held tonight (April 25) from 7:30 to 9:30