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Richvale Lions Bingo, Richvale Lions "all. :n Spruce Avenue. 7.30 p.m. The Pleasantville Branch of York Central Hospital Auxiliary held its annual fashion show recently at the hospital. Fashions were by The Warwick House and Kent Clothes. Hair styles and make-up were courtesy of Monica Wood, Village Coiffure. Here Meg McCrae, an auxiliary member and Lorne Wells, member of the Board of Trustees model the latest in fashion. (Liberal Photo by Bruce Hogg). HELPMATE INFORMATION COMMUNITY CALENDAR 883-2234 ~ MAY-JUNE 883. Legal Aid (‘linic 7 to 10 pm 884- 9148 Yoga 7:15 to 8:30 beginner x:30 to 9:45 inter. Richmond Hill United (‘hurch 884-2671 Richvale Lions Bingo. Richvale Lions llall. 3| Spruce Ave. 7.30 [ml]. Richmond Hill Curtain (‘lub “The Haunting of Hill House”. 8.30 p.|n. Tickets: 883-3703. Mother's Break 9:30 to llzl5 R ll. United Church. 884-4294 York Philharmonic (‘hoir practice. R. Hill Baptist. 7.30 Your community needs you . . . to help in a SCHOOL LIBRARY. If you are familiar with library systems and would be interested in assisting with the organization of a school library. then your skills can be utilized. A school in Richmond Hill is moving their library to another room and. therefore, needs assistance with the task. It is also a good opportunity for the right person to gain library experience. If you are interested. call the Richmond Hill Volunteer Bureau at 883-2235. . . . to DELIVER HOT MEALS. Meals on Wheels supplies a valuable service to elderly, handicapped and shut-in persons who cannot get their own meals. However, this service cannot continue unless drivers are available. Right now. 10 people are on a waiting list for mealson-wheels. As a driver, you would pick up the hot meals at York Central Hospital, deliver them to clients and return the con- tainers to the hospital. If you have a car and can help (mileage is available if requested) SUNDAY RICHMOND INN Canadian Zephyr Tuesday 10097 Yonge St. 884-1101 Monday THIS WEEK AT THE 20 27 ('antabile Chorale. 8 p.m ’l‘hornhill Baptist Church. Info XXI-“05. Richvale Lions Drum ('orp & (‘o|our Guard, Lion‘s Hall. 31 Spruce Ave. 6:30 pm â€" 8:30 (‘.(‘-.1.T.. R.H. United Church 7- 8:30 pm Girls 12-17 years 883-5971 Free topical fluoride clinic for children 3-16 years 8:30-4:30 pm. (‘all Health L'nit for info. & app'l.. 8844133. 887-5245. 832-1384. 297- 3324 Scone Tea. Burr House 528 (‘arrville Rd. R.H. 1:30-3:30 pm. (‘antabile Chorale. Thornhill Baptist (‘hurch 8 p.m. For further information. call 881-1105. 88-1-0327 MONDAY Lib’éral . . . to ANSWER TELEPHONES AND MAKE REFERRALS. Helpmate Information & Referral Service needs friendly, outgoing individuals who are familiar with the Rich- mond Hill area. After training, volunteers would answer confidential telephone inquiries by supplying the needed information, or by making a referral to an appropriate agency. An ability to listen and communicate is im- portant. People are needed for one morning or afternoon a week. If you are interested in this, call the Richmond Hill Volunteer Bureau at 883-2235. s call the Richmond Hill Volunteer Bureau at 883-2235. . . . to BABYSIT. People are needed who are willing to babysit on an emergency basis. You would go into the home to give a mother a break or to free her for an appointment. Interest in children and an ability to accept people as they are is important. If you can help, call the Richmond Hill Volunteer Bureau at 883-2235. 21 Ladies night out. Yoga and a variety of crafts. Viking Club. Oak Ridges. 7 p.m. The son-in-law of Walter and Ina Sinclair of Oak Ridges was honored by the Province of Ontario last week for his heroic efforts in saving a woman who nearly drowned in Lake of the Woods in late March. Ladies Night Out. Yoga and a variety of crafts. Viking Club‘ ()ak Ridges. 7 p.m. Bob Grant, a pilot with the Ministry of Natural Resources, and Brian Clegg, another pilot working for Heli-Voyage of Val d‘Or. Quebec. made a daring sub-zero- degree temperature rescue after they received radio in- formation from MOT officials. Richmond Hill Horticultural meeting. Presbyterian Church. 8 [MIL “Lot's Discuss Parenting“. Rich- mond llill Thornhill Family Services office. 10225A Yonge. 8 p.11). Info: 884-9148 or 884-8281. Storytime for pre-schoolers at 'l‘hornhill Community Centre Library. 3-5 years old. 2 p.m. St. Mary's Anglican Church annual pot luck supper. 6.30 p.m. Storytime for pre-schoolers at Thornhill Community (‘entre Library. 2 p.m. Ages 3-5. Babysitting (‘oâ€"op meeting, 284 Essex Ave. 8 p.m. Info: 884-1210. Stroke Recovery meeting, Don Head School. 7.30 p.m. Two out of three options for a bus service into Gormley have not panned out for Richmond Hill‘s Engineering Administ- rator. Bud Newton, and he is not optimistic about the _third. A call came into Kenora that a twin engine Piper Aztec with three women and the pilot aboard, had "Let's Discuss Parenting". Richâ€" mond llill-Thornhill Family Services office. 10225 A Yonge. 8 p.m. Info: 884-9148. (‘ounlerweighl 7:30 R.H. Public Library 255-4421 ELECTION DAY. Thornhill Lions Bingo Thornhill ('omm. Centre 7:30 pm Parent (‘oncern Meeting 8 to 10 pm Call Joyce 884-3503 â€"_.â€"â€" -children 3-16 years 8:30-4:30 pm. 9'M'9" R'H' Un'ted Chum" 9130 (‘all Health Unit for info. & App't. ° “"5 am 884'9722 884-1133. 887-5245. 832-1384. 297- _â€"_â€" 3324 > Alternatives fizzle for Gormley bus Wednesday TUESDAY I WEDNESDAY ommunity REGULAR EVENTS Man risks life to rescue nurse 29 April 30, G0 Transit cancelled a bus originating in Stouffville, travelling through Gormley and hooking up with the Richmond Hill service, leaving Gormley residents without a mode I By thetimeBobandhis pilot had arrived on the scene (within 10 minutes) in the private helicopter, the pilot and woman doctor had managed to swim to shore. Upon closer examination. Bob spotted Sally Irwin, a nurse, who was floating in the icy water after the light plane had sunk through the ice, following an emergency belly landing. crashed near Kenora at the lake. A young woman patient in a stretcher aboard the emergency medical flight to Winnipeg, died after the plane sank. A Efidangering his own life. Bob crawled out onto one 9f [he skids 91" mg Wednesday, May 16, 1979 'l‘hornhill Amateur Radio Club, Thornlea Secondary School. 889- .1848. Evening Book Discussion Group. Thornhill Community (‘entre Library, 7.30 - 9.30 p.m. Bayview Secondary School Open House. Fashion show. gym- nastics‘ etc. 7-9 p.m. Info: 884- 4153. (‘NIB annuaI meeting in Newmarket. Info: 883-1367. (‘anadian Progress Club, York (‘entral branch, meeting. 7 p.m. Info: 884-3838. Young Life Youth Group meeting, 81 (‘rosby Ave. 7.30 p.m. Info: 884â€"4211. St. John Ambulance Brigade met-ting. Don Head School cafeteria. 8-10 p.m. Info: 884-4204. (‘urlain (‘lub “The Haunting of Hill llousel‘, 8.30 p.m. Tickets: 884-3703. Social Planning Council annual meeting. Blue Flame Room. (‘onsumers‘ Gas bldg. Elgin Mills East. 7.30 p.m. Auction. bake sale. snacks and refreshments at St. Paul‘s United Church. Oak Ridges. Info: 773- 5707. Seniors Euchre Game. 1:30 Club Room. 10. I49 Yonge St. R. H. R.H. Lio'ns Majorette and Drum Corps. practice Lions Hall 7-9 pm Duplicate Bridge. St. John‘s Anglican Church, 12125 Yonge St. R“, For further info. call 884- 1689 Free topical fluoride clinic for GO 'I‘ransit's Manager of Bus Operations, ‘ Ron Swanson said the Toronto Area Transit Operating Authority board has ruled the ridership on this line through Gormley was not of public transportation helicopter and immersing himself up to his waist, made four or five atâ€" tempts to pull Mrs. Irwin out of the lake. The pilot. Brian Clegg. was able to keep the craft hovering only inches above the water, and with both the ministry pilot and the semi-conscious nurse half inside the helicopter's bubble. he was able to fly to the hospital in Kenora and then return to pick up the two others waiting on shore. “Bob was wet right through his long-johns,” said Linda Grant his wife. “He went to a bar to warm up afterwards and even when he came home 16 Richmond Hill Lions meeting. 6.30 p.m. Lion‘s Hall. B'Nai B‘rith meeting at (iallanough, Library. 8 p.m. 88l- 2027. Widows 8; Widowers meeting. Victoria & Grey Trust Building. 8 p.m. Pre-school French lessons at Richmond Hill Library. Pre- registration. 9.30 - 10 a.m. (‘anadian Iris Society at Rich- mond Hill Library. 7.30 p.m. Richmond Hill Right to Life meeting. 24 Thornhill Avenue. 'l‘hornhill. 7.30 p.m. For further information. call 881-1727. Thornhill Newcomers (‘luhvlasl coffee party ‘lil September. 10 21.111. Info: 881-8166 or 881-4530. Richmond Hill 8: Thornhill Area Family Services board meeting. 10225A Yonge St. 7.30 pm]. Info: XM-SDHX. Mobile Citizenship Court, Rich- \‘ale (‘ommunity Centre. 2-8 p.m. Info: 883-2234. Pre-school French lessons at Richmond Hill Library. Pre- rogistration. 9.30 - 10 a.m. RJI. Legion Bingo. Legion Hall, ()hio Rd., R.H. 7:35 pm Yoga (‘lass 8:45 to 10 am. Thornhill Holy Trinity Anglican (‘hurch ‘ R.ll. Public Library Pre-School Story Hour 2-2:45 pm. Richvale [)r. l0::l0 am. Charles Connor 2 pm Pre-regislration for all Senior Citizens Bowling 1:30 pm. Newkirk Bowl call Mike Kyte 884- 6922 Thursday Section C THURSDAY to change he forgot to take off the wet un- derwear. He wore it all day and had a cold for a couple of weeks." Bob, Brian and another man who saved two men from an icy drowning in a separate incident. received engraved silver plates and Ontario service scrolls from Natural Resources Minister James Auld, Premier William Davis and Lieutanent-Governor Pauline McGibbon last Wednesday. The manager from GO Transit said their surveys After the ceremony in Mrs McGibbon's office. a special luncheon was held in their honor at the Royal York Hotel. “This is our position until a need is proven." said Mr. Swanson. sufficient to justify the cost. Duplicate Bridge. 12125 Yonge St 8 p.m. Info: 884-1689. limes .lr.‘ Bull ClubflMeet the Hub" dirfner and dance at Lions Hall. Cocktails, 6.30 p.m. Tickets & info: 8844549. Teen Drop-In. (‘oncord Com- munity Centre. 8-11 p.m. Ages l3- l7. Info: 6694840. Teen Drop-In. Concord Com- munity Centre. -11 p.m. Ages 13- 17. Info: 669-168.. Richmond Hill Aquatic (‘lub practice. Centennial Pool. 5.30 p.111. Info: 6694840 or 884-4594. Richmond Hill Aquatic Club practice. Centennial Pool. 5.30 p.111. Info: 884-4594 or 669-1840. St. Paul‘s Lutheran Church LCW meeting. Mother-daughter dessert hour. [)ublicate Bridge. 12125 Yonge. 8 p.m. Info: 884-1689. Flea market and rummage sale. Loyal True Blue and Orange Home. Info and pickup: 889-542]. Duplicate Bridge. 12125 Yonge St X p_.m. Info: 884-1689. Teefi Drop-In. Concord Com- munity Centre. 8-11 p.m. Ages l3- l7. Info: 6694840. Richmond Hill Aquatic (‘lub practice, Centennial Pool. 5.30 p.In. Info: 6694840 or 884-4594. Yoga Class. R.H. United Church 9 to HHS am beginner 10:15 to “:30 inter. 884-2671 Weight Watchers (‘oncord Comm. Centre. 7:30 pm 669â€"2173 Thornhill Recycling Depot Bayview & Green Lane 7 to 8:30 pm Maple Leaf Accordion Band McKillop School. 7-9 pm 831.8390 .\ir (‘adets male & female 12-18 yrs. Royal Canadian Legion 7 pm. Ohio Rd. 884-4521 FRIDAY Gormley resident Dr. Gerry Gold, who used the bus service told The Liberal, six to seven residents depend on this one bus to ride to Toronto each day. The town engineering administrator said he was informed this Travelways bus could not go into Gormley and back (a distance of one mile) because of timing â€" their schedule is too tight for a 15-minute delay. Mr. Newton also ap- proached Travelways about detouring a bus which travels from Orillia to Toronto via Don Mills Road. show approximately three riders use the service each day. The fact there is not a suitable place for the bus to turn around on such a trip is another deterrent to Travelways, said Mr. Newton. General Manager of Travelways, Yorke O’Flaherty, said this bus from Orillia cannot continue along the Gormley Stouffville Sideroad to Bayview Avenue, as ap- proximately 50 per cent of 1!!“th transmission a" canadian ransmission H canadian 9677 Yonge St., Richmond Hill Quality repairs to automtic trans» missions, stand- ards, Rearends on North Ameri- can 8 Import cars. 884-6663 889-6662 25 883-2234 Stuff and Such ll Garage Sale. Pottery, plants and baked goods. Burr House, 530 Carrville Road. For further information call 889- 3637. Richvale Branch Library, Symphony Street Mini-Concert “ith Don Kuehn on percussion. All ages welcome. 2 p.m. fith Thornhill Cubs 8: Scouts, paper drive. Pick-up from 9 a.m. - noon. Info: 889-0206. White Elephant and Rummage Sale. St. Stephens Anglican. Maple. 10 am. - 2 pm. Pick-up: 832-1345 or 832-1324. Richmond Hill Youth (‘oncert Band Rehearsals 7:30 pm. St. Joseph‘s school 884-8873 Fun Day. German Mills Nursery School. Thornhill. 10 a.m. - 3 p.m. Rain date: June 2. R. Hill (‘urtain Club “The Haunting of Hill House". 8.30 p.m. Tickets: 884-3703. Y Auction and Garage Sale. 83 l)unlop St. R. Hill 10 a.m. - 3 p.m. ('arnival. Bayview Glen Public School. Thornhill. ll a.m. - 5 p.m. For further information, call 881- 7886. RJI. Recycling Depot. Elgin Mills Rd.E. at Leslie. 10 am â€" noon. One Parent Families Association Dance. 'I'hornhill Community Centre. 8 p.m. Euchre. 1:30 pm. Seniors Club Room. 10. I49 Yonge St. R.H. All welcome. Thornhill Recycling Depot Bayview-at Green Lane. 10 am to noon. SATURDAY their ridership on Don Mills Road gets on south of Gormley Sideijoad. Travelways did say they would look into making a slight detour into the Gormley Post Office drive, about 500 feet, to be used as a meeting spot for Gormley residents. When advised of this suggestion Ann Gold remarked, “It‘s ridiculous", the Gormley passengers then somehow have to find a way to travel the mile to meet the bus. 'She suggested GO Transit could direct one of the buses travelling from either Newmarket or Aurora to the Finch Station to cross the Gormley Sideroad to pick up any passengers. Mrs. Gold said she feels it is incumbent for GO Transit or the municipality to provide transportation facilities to all residents of Rich- mond Hill. Mr. Newton said his final alternative will be to check into the cost of running a town bus to Gormley twice each day to serve these seven residents. Saturday