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And, what’s more, it has a new 90 horsepower Six that delivers over 30 miles to the gallon of regular gasoline. Inside, there’s honest room to seat six adults in comfort. And there’s room in the trunk for an outboard motor with gas tank, 4 bags and a thermos jug. Come in and test drive the new Ford Falconâ€"the car that makes beautiful sense. ' sum sum CANADIAN CANCER SOCIETY Richmond Hill 8: Distric: On]: For Information can Riehmond Hill TU. 4-1229 TU. 4-3463 AV. 5-4825 Thomhill AV. 5-1603 AV. 5-1743 Maple 247W AV. 5-2406 Dnlonvllle 239 The team was coached by Mr. Joe Loughran and consisted of the following playersz- Bill Finne- gan, Stuart Smith, Donny Kelson, Robby Tumpenny, Roger Ball, Garry Douker, Andrew Wojna, Terry Tamblyn, Graham Grant, Terry Townsend, grooke Stratton, --, _-.. , flivcky Heiéh, 'George Hunter Mike Noon, Brian Loughran. v“, _- Mr. Roy Bick, president of the Thornhill Lions Club presented the trophy to the team captain John Marier Jr. ‘ The Thomhill Maple Leaf Ban- tam baseball team was honoured by a corn and weiner roast at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Goodchild, John Street, Thornhill on Thurs- day Septembezj 1'7. _, ‘ - .. Maple Leaf Bantams ‘lhfiilflllfiiflfillmlll ‘I’Umer 4-44" Following the invitation of the Rector, parishioners and visitors adjourned to the spacious Sunday school hall below, where the guests, introduced by Mr. James Haggart, Rector’s Warden, were received by the Bishop. During the partaking of refreshments generously provided by the mem- bers of St. Gabriel’s W.A., and Adults and children who have a desire to play an in- strument but don’t want to practise, send your name, address and phone number to Box 2 The Liberal or phone TU. 4-3480 9 am. to 3 pm. .... .... .... .. .. Capacity congregation, approp~ riately selected hymns, organ mu- sic played by Mrs..T. Collier. les- son read by Mr. R. Lister, Deputy People’s Warden, welc0ming ad- dress by the Rector, the Rev. J. W. Newton-Smith, combined with the Bishop’s sermon, all contrib- uted to this impressive service. The Petition, carried by represen- tatives of the Sunday School, Sharon Phillips and Wayne Ev- erett, was presented to the Bish- op by Mr. L. Smith, People’s War- den. “Messenger of God", stated the Bishop, in interpreting the spiri- tual significance of St. Gabriel and commended the rector, war- dens and parishioners for their vision, ability, ,and strenuous ef- fort to accomplish the building of such a large and beautiful edi- fice. “St. Gabriel, East Richmond Hill is the.first and only Parish in the diocese to bear the name of St. Gabriel," said the Right Rever- end F. H. Wilkinson, D.D., Lord Bishop of the Diocese of Toronto, during the service of dedication in the new parish hall of the An- glican Church of St. Gabriel. Bayview and Crosby Avenues. on Thursday, October 1. There were impressive ceremonies to mark the ded- ication of St. Gabriel’s Parish Hall last Thursday eVen- ing. The Rt. Rev. F. H. Wilkinson D.D., Lord Bishop of Toronto is shown receiving the petition carried by Shar- on Phillips and Wayne Everett and presented by Mr. L. Smith, People’s Warden. 0n the petition is inscribed Enjoy Yourself St. Gabriel's Parish Hall Dedicated Jack Grant and his solicitor J. Mendelson reached a stalemate again with council â€" and Coun- cillor W. Anstey asked them to “get their figures straight” before anything could be done about is‘- suing further building permits in the new subdivision south of Maple. Mr. Grant said they could not proceed with a shopping_cen- tre in Normaple until their whole plan is registered. Council main- tains it can not be registered un- til Normaple complies with En- gineer Keith Hopper’s request for a 12" water main near the shop- ping centre. Mr. Grant and his solicitor said this was something new to them. Reeve Perry said, “There are two things to consider in Concord â€"- there is no money . . . and no water available." Mr. Ralph said he had indicated that to the ratepayers but told them to get the facts so they will be available when water can be piped in. Normaple Shopping Centre (Continued from page 1) Mr. Nott will "meet with council again in a few days. Concord Water “Fifty people were present at ‘a meeting on the Concord water situation", Councillor Bruce Ralph told council, Monday night. “Their wells are in poor condi- tion and the people are suffering a water shortage.” Councillor Ralph said he advised those pres- ent to get up petitions so council could determine their needs and the number of people affected. He advised them nothing could be done at the present time, he said. Council adjourned to hold a meeting in committee and made the following statement Tuesday morning, “No 12 inch main will have to be laid as the area in question is outside the Normaple subdivision.” Mr. Grant will re- ceive another 50 building permits, in two lots, and he will turn over a grant inlieu of taxes on the shopping centre â€" after his shop- ping centre plan has been regis- tered. Relief Statement For the first time in many months township relief payments were down. 63 persons obtained relief last month in the amount of $964.33, causing Reeve Perry to comment, “It’s down about a thousand dollars.” the social get-together. Mr. Hag- gart announced the names of many of the guests, who smilingly responded by a wave of the hand. Members of the clergy present, in addition to the Bishop, included Archdeacon W. Gilling, Archdea- con Cleverdon, Canon J. Rhodes of Newmarket, Rev. W. Dyer of St. George’s Church, Allandale (previous parish of the Rev. J. Newton-Smith), Rev. William W. Patterson, St. Matthew’s United Church; Rev. J. Wigby of Mark- ham; Rev. James F. O’Neil of St. Mary’s, Richmond Hill; Rev. Ed- Vaughan Twp. Council PUBLIC SPEAKING ‘ YouR MEMBERSHIP FEE OF $10.00 IN THE CHAIRMANS’ DUTIES PARLIAMENTARY PROCEDURE BUSINESS MANAGEMENT ‘ LEADERSHIP TRAINING ' Richmond Hill Junior Chamber of Commerce I) Will entitle you to courses in these subjects I (2) Will allow you to participate in our civic affairs & community betterment committees & (3) Will assure you many lasting friendships. Contact Jaycee Week Membership Chairman LINDSAY CHRISTIE TU. 4-3777 Following 0.M.I. .’s boost in interest rates last Fr day from 6% to 7 per cent, Vaughan Coun~il took steps to remove most of i s debentures from O.M.I.C.' and will redistribute this balance with a bond company. ~ Baby Carriages from ... $24.95 Crib Pléy Crib and Carriage Exercisers 98c TOYS â€" see our selection of ov- er 1,500 toys, pedal cars, and tricycles. Cribs. full panel with teething rails ................ $24.95 Play Play See the new Rock Chair High Chairs, chrome with deluxe upholstery . . . . . . . . . . . $15.95 Six residents on the 7th con- cession of Vaughan will be sup- plied with water for two years, Councillor W. Anstey stated. The school at Pine Grove uses a local well for water and Councillor An- stey suggested that the school board should get in touch with Council, “and let us know what they want”. Pine Grove has two or three single water services functioning at the present time. Interest Up Pine Grove Water Maybr K. W. Tomlin was pres- ent, also Major A.‘A. MacKenzie, M.P,P., Mr. A. Noble (building architect) and Mr. G. Ludlow. In- cluded among the visitors who travelled from distant points were the parents of the Rev. Newton- Smith; and it was very heartening to the Rector, and parishioners of St. Gabriel to welcome 25 mem- ward Morley; Rev. D. C. H. Mi- chell of St. John’s, Oak Ridges: and Miss Clark and Miss Evans from the Anglican Church House, Toronto. ARE YOU INTERESTED IN “To the Right Reverend Frederick Toronto, We the In- cumbent and Church Wardens of the Church of St. Gab- riel, Richmond Hill, on behalf of the parishioners of this congregation do hereby pray you to dedicate this parish hall to the glory of God and for the help of His people.” Pen Pads .». . Pens from . . Den ....... Bumpers . . . LAY AWAY PLAN THANKSGIVING MONDAY NEXT BINGO, MONDALM ’N Spin Baby . . . $48.95 $2.95 $2.98 $8.98 29' Yonge St. 5., RICHMOND HILI. WAGE we we 2 for 79c AYLMER FANCY PUMPKIN SAVE 4c 2 2801.tins 35c 1 lb. CELLO PKG. Shankless-Defatted Read;-to-serve Half or whole lb. DEVON RINDLESS SIDE BACON . lb. 55c bers of the Rector’s former con- gregation who attended in a group this impressive and enjoy- able Service of Dedication of the Parish Hall of St. Gabriel. 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