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Vaughan Tp. Results Richmond Hill Poll No here 177 178 179 180 181 182 183 184 185 186 187 188 189 190 191 192 193 194 195 196 197 198 199 200 201 202 203 204 205 206 207 208 209 210 3.211 1,213 No. of eligible voters in Vaughan Total vote cast . . . . . A . . . . . . . . . . . % of vote cast 6278/1874 - 79.7% Last Monday's Vaughan Township results are listed Addison 105 115 100 130 78 129 89 87 78 1‘71 99 130 110 40 73 50 116 65 66 113 94 97 53 48 71 121 88 115 '72 75 192 74 150 17 Hall 56 36 41 91 70 23 39 56 34 51 72 30 34 18 31 21 GUARANTY TRUST CANADA'S LARGEST INDEPENDENT TRUST COMPANY 41/4% on Savings 0 51/2% on Term Deposits (one to five years) c Executor 0 Trustee 0 Estate Planning Pension Trusts 0 Mortgage Loans 0 Real Estate Sales Money Orders 0 Travellers Cheques and many other Services 44- YONGE ST. SOUTHâ€"Post Office Corner OFFICES AND AGENCIES THROUGHOUT CANADA announces the opening of an office at Hooper 1,815 53 58 59 64 61 68 '70 104 55 48 19 40 15 95 51 34 56 57 37 32 21 49 73 44 67 43 43 98 44 80 14 RICHMOND HILL GUARANTY TRUST Company of Canada 39 7,874 6.278 O'Brien The Richmond Hill Sympho-‘ ny Orchestra under the veryi capable baton of Arthur Burg-‘ in, played another of its plan- ned concerts on Sunday night April 7th. This one was for the several members from Newmarket and was held in the very gracious auditorium of the Greenacres Home. The total strength of the or-( chestra now is almost 50 and for once the stage was large enough to accommodate all members at one time. Symphony Give Fine Concert Mayor Bert Kent spokel before the concert and ‘thanked the orchestra for bringing this form of entertainment and recreation to so many people and then intro- duced the narrator of the or- chestra Mr. Dennis Thatcher. Vocal soloist of the evening was Mrs. Alma Stephens of Newmarket who is also a mem- ber of the orchestra. Her ac- companist was Mrs. Beth Hart wood on the piano and in the song ‘At Dawning’ George Moseley played the violin obli- gato. For one of the vocal soâ€" los ‘Brown Bird Singing' Mr. Burgin conducted an orchestra] accompaniment. Company of Canada Orchestral n mbers on the evening’s fare ere Toccata by Frescobaldi. L'Arle s i e n n 9 Suite by Bizet, Slavonic Dan- ces by Dvorak, Schubert Un- finished Symphony and several other smaller works. Most noticeable effect of the evening was the orchestra’s performance of the Schubert Unfinished Symphony. With the full orchestra employed, this work perhaps was the first real ‘music‘ produced to date where, in the creation of an orchestra in such early stages, something more than just reading notes was attained. Although the orchestra at present is known as the Rich- mond Hill Symphony, these outside concerts are aimed to-‘ wards membership from other‘ districts and also to repay present members of the orchesw tra who come from these other‘ areas. The next concert is planned for Aurora in early May and later that month, a final con- cert in Richmond Hill. Readers may order re- prints of staff photos appearing in “The Liberal” at the newspaper office, 63 Yonge Street South, Rich- mond Hill. ’fiEfiINTs AVAILABLE 884-2692 Yk. - Scarboro Voting Mr. Moreau’s decisive lead in Markham Town- ship carried right through the whole riding as he sent Tory McGee down to defeat. Mr. McGee who was a Minister Without Portfolio in the Diefen- baker Cabinet had represented the riding in Otta- wa since 1957. Monday. Poll No. 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 100 101 102 That part of Markham Township lying south of N0. 7 Highway is included in the federal riding of York-Scarboro. There are a total of 17 polls in that part of the riding. Maurice Moreau, Liberal, carried 14 of the 17 polls Monday, while Conserva- tive Frank McGee led in only three of them. 10a 10b 11 12 13 14 15 16 Markham Results 103 104 105 106 107 108 109 2,069 628 1 Number of eligible voters in Markham Total vote cast . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . % of total vote 4,202/5,448 - 77.1% Here is how Markham Township residents voted Following 28 Highland Pk. 28 Highland Pk. 52 Woodward Ave. 91 Woodward Ave. 185 Grandview 86 Glencameron 167 Clarke Ave. 167 Clarke Ave. Farmers Market Farmers Market 211 No. 7 Highway 47 Green Lane 47 Green Lane Don Mills Rd. Milliken Sabisbon Subdivision H. Hereford 14th Ave. H. Cosburn No. 7 Highway Rouge Crest Drive Donnelly’s No. 7 Highway Address Addisor 79 103 83 115 66 73 112 112 120 86 65 67 92 172 ‘g polls within 127 50 75 150 130 110 102 22 84 13 66 34 84 ‘ 43 82 24 60 32 ~ 58 15 48 22 71 63 95 in the bounds of Markham Village 25 I 55 Hall 21 66 32 43 N urses H e a1 Dr. W. Lougheed Members of York Chapter of the Registered Nurses Associa- tion listened to an informative talk on neuto-surgery by Dr. W. M. Lougheed of Toronto when they held their monthly meeting at the York County Hospital. Vice-president Miss Bernice Darragh presided during the absence of Mrs. E. McNabb. The president of the chapter was unable to attend due to ill- ness. Mrs. Mavis Brown thanked the guest speaker on behalf of the chapter. The meeting closed with refreshments being served HOW MUCH YOU MAY SAVE ON YOUR CAR INSURANCE WITH / \ STATE FARM! 5’ James Gramger 130 Yonge St. 5. Richmond Hill. Ontario. TU. 4-1529 t i'ISTATE EARN! 1,337 2,009 675 Canadian Head Office. Toronto. Ont. Mc- Mor- Phil- Gee eau nps Ford P.C. Lib. NDP SC, 42 68 34 0 45 88 23 1 65 94 43 0 70 152 43 3 71 175 23 1 58 90 65 2 31 69 44 0 44 64 45 1 69 90 24 2 75 126 29 0 71 99 48 2 41 106 10 0 42 104 7 1 85 88 32 2 100 80 41 3 89 87 48 4 55 103 41 0 106 104 12 3 108 122 40 2 5 1‘1 70 100 23 Hooper 36 65 97 100 56 84 66 84 82 60 58 48 1,489 55 46 90 132 63 54 18 5,448 4,202 “EmNNWOhC/JIOHONONHONHWOHO ‘ O’Brien STEEL FABRICATING To' Custom Specifications PINDER BROS. LTD. 2 Otonobee BA. 1-3344 STEEI. LINTELS | BEAMS Another step in the ev- olution of the disappear- ance of the Union Jack from the Canadian scene was approved at the April 9 meeting of the York Cen- tral District High School Board when it was decided that the Red Ensign would be flown at all high schools in the district when present stocks of the Union Jack are depleted. The Red Ensign, official- ly the colours of the Brit- ish Merchant Marine, and for some years past the a- dopted flag of Canada, will be the flag that will be purchased in the future for all high schools in the dis- trict. The decision brings to mind the words that ap- peared on the fly-leaf page of public school readers that were in use a genera- tion ago. They were: One Flag. One Crown. One Throne. The words. as many will recall, were dis- played under a full-colour illustration of the Union Jack. The motion to adopt the Red Ensign was carried without dissent. SOMETHING TO SELL SOMETHING WANTED SOMETHING TO RENT “LIBERAL” CLASSIFIEDS GET RESULTS Phone TU. 4-1105 CHEVROLET â€" CORVAIR â€" OLDSMOBILE DEALER 355 YONGE ST. N. 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