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THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill, Ontario, Thursday, July 4, 1968 I l . ' \ r o High School Results.E::::::?..E:::‘::.Babv Molestercauohtdaim No Water For Tea Or Baths ing at 7.45 pm. at the Canadian . - v' C ' Leglon Brand] 370’ carrtlflclig (Continued From Page 1) ‘difficulties. I They will meetidown the road". ‘ner quipped “Mrs. James. havo IS Road " * * * . g V , with the engineers. representa-l Complaints of not enoughyou never heard of the order m” plane to the to‘msmp and tives of the contractor and oftwater to make a cup of tea. to of the bath?“ to which the lady - ' . Peak v c . . . . . SGHIICY [rigging]sirenlllkesgervices must £0110“ tho“) plam- llle delegation Tuesday eveningigive the dogs a drink, and of‘quickly rejoined. “Mr. Sumner ‘ Tommml’ Ell‘o’l’wel' D- Nil‘lae at 7‘10 to investigate the com-lhmine comm ‘ ' " ‘ ‘ ' I . t .. s i g unal bathing fei-you1e om: t Richmond Hill Bayview and. Grade 11: Wendy Ashkanse, eaCh mghtsatdg pgléoexcergt Last Wednesday morning two,With her head tilted inquislt-‘l‘EPOI'IEO that about 45 sel‘VlCes plaimsl Iced on them‘ a“ family omemhdown mile ditamonimd yourself Thornhill high school studentsiBarbaraâ€"Jo Beresford. Mai’garetisaturday' un ays ‘ p' ' Richmond Hill police officers ively to survey the wonderingim mat area liaVe already been Water Rates lhers using the same bath water: Council agreed to enforce De La Barre,‘,and 7'30 p‘m' EvangeliSt Rev’lleapw ii‘Om their Ci‘llisei' 0" tad. “Clia-Ll"“‘35 lhe enChaniEd low-“9d ‘0 the WW“ del’th- Answering complaints of the were heard. ithe bylaw restricting lawn wat- ' vord of their‘Comell, Marti . . - t - . - . . '~ v ~ - have received V >WllllS HUDklngv mlss‘onan’ Wood Lane and effortlessly doorway through which nature If some “3‘9 bio" mlfied the} recent raise in water rates from Mrs. Kathleen James hum-lering in the area. on an hon- examination results and awards. Linda Dunn. Pauline Ellis. Jo- . . ' ‘ E n elist, Mr. , H i , , ,~ . . . Hr . I ' At Richmond Hill High lene Goodier, George Hopkins, 313:2: Sglrlfbmg': g Canada,s captured one-eyed Chaâ€"Lil. al was suddenly discovered. géyelggscoizecgggl “hen “oume $4.50 til) $1.800, and that. the‘oiouva objected to being tot-C101” system If that does not ' SChOOI grade 12 Student Brian JUdith Hopmns’ Alan Howard' G l t or Toronto suspected molester Of 093 Taken from “91' one day cage, ' ‘COUIM‘ll 01‘ “inner explained ted to share her bath water Withi work then penalties will be . Lennox had the highest stand- Elizabeth Hutchinson, Susan ospe en ‘ ‘ c3w1 babies. t-Cha-Li" was git-en that free- Quesnonod by Mrs. Kathleen that the new water rate was-,her husband. Councillor Sum-.invoked. The arresting officers enâ€" dom of the skies that rightfully James if this would necessitate set by the Ontario Municipal countered no resistance in thelhetOhgs to all birds_ often dur- digging up the roads again. Mr. Board. and that the tax levy de 9 Sally Manning and.Schell. Mary Sward, Paul Wil- execution of their duty. At last ing that day she returned to Niklas replied. in the negative, on the water levy had at the 8m - ‘ Caroleison' Jane Hiscott. .report they had successfully‘Hitary for food and water buttsaying that serVice connections same time been lowered from 0 3:33;? comma-Cl Grade 12: Jane Clement, run thEJlCCUSGCl out of town. in betwixt times happily ex_‘are located in the boulevards. 5.5 mills to 2 mills. He claimedl ing' grade 11, Craig Peterkin, Kaye, Judith Paton, Craig Pet-‘ grade 10, Janet Littlewood,!erkin, Janet Ransom, Barbara Carole Haves also won the Mary Farwell and Brian Len- . , .And here is the story. plowd the mohtops and the Council agreed to inves‘tt-.compartson would prove that‘M L H Sims vtrophy in special nox. C I B . Badly wounded, “Cha-Lin gardens. When at dusk She gate the quahtt. 0f wor'k hemg consumers are paying only“ . commercial and Gail Wright, Special commercial: Carole was found on Mill Street four settled on the dOQr_Step Hilaryidone in an attempt to iron out‘pennies more in 1963 than ml"; the Esterbnmk prize for Short- Hayes' C ~1 T esda weeks ago by 12 year Old Hll-tdecided to lodge “Cha_Liil in a _____â€"_â€".__Lpaymg a larger Share of the‘ BaWiew “80’s” ' Markham Dunc} u y ally PaCRard' [cage for the night to prevent -cost of the system. ' band. night approved a request from a , Special Prizes ' Th? {Ollowmg StUdents 9f lmur Construction Limitâ€", Taken tendetly 1° he“ hOI‘le-ltrouble with nocturnal preda- . ‘ He pointed out that the t0\vn-‘ ' tram,- Eavgsarirziizirshas: Elf 2:12.32? .Eriit‘e.5I:.iia‘lÂ¥...‘.‘;2‘ S 2 4 0 0 R a l s e dam: 3:1,: hamsters: -' ' ‘ ' es s I - - - o - -i‘ e . i =- - ; lgtglgglll Silenltlgto Craig Pet- over on their year's. work. the]: i%?g;‘;1513: :1“ :33: 53:;2e‘ti‘ation of Hilary. Aided by ex- u Nextmmormng upon release 1being sotd out of the townshim erkin. the Lions Club schol- Grade .9: Geraldine Bruce, wage when the engineers Crys_i‘pert adVice from ormthologist' Cha-Li made straight for the1 in fact 300,000 gallons a day is[ arship for highest standing in Gail Elsie. Brenda Firman. ferg Davis & Jorgensen ’give a Mrs. Lunn of Richvale of the garden stiawberiies and break-,In being purchased from North" grades 11 and 12 went to Brian Gail Meadows. Joane Nugent, ritmcate of approval on the Richmond Hill Naturalists, Hil- fasted with delight. Taking at York and 40,000 from Vaughan , Lennox_ the Victor McMunen Ursel Solieh. Ardys Winger, Ce b“ works in phage one andlary saw the deep head wound final drink from Hilary 5 drop- Asked about the Leslie Stwi‘ scholarship trophy for middle Johanna Zeeman. P“ c ‘ close and heal, the damaged per, she made off into the sun-, wells. counctltm. Sumner re_,‘ l'erup! . _ \mu - t - ' tee bond is . . . t . . , , l ' as won b Grade 10: Valdi Inkens. Lou- a Sll‘table guaran Wing and leg strengthen. light in puisuit of a finely plu- M c ported the OMB had approved _ 1:23:21 1.42:3:inle the I.O.D,Ey. ise Nesbitt, Wayne Rumble. pm“de will? *diveloper‘ Only the loss of sight in-the maged arrogant male grackleh _ a m p a I g n purchase of these wells from K M prize for highest standing in David Smith. C n acce ted a recom_ left eye remained as a remind- Later that morning, “Cha-Li‘ .North York by Markham in ~ Krade 10 history was won by Grade 111 Beverley Everard. ‘3“? th tpEliza Street in er of . the brutal treatment made the grave error of 'wing- May 1962. The 0.W.R.C. had Barry Aldred. . Ann Firman, Barbara Lowens, men ahlimb a t ted from “Cha~Li" had received so early mg her Way had: to Hilarys M F d S d P1 asam_ promisedto have them in op- St d t A ctatton rtzes Linda Robinson. Thom ‘1 e cons rue . . in life. home for a midâ€"morning snack . W F9 W“ ' e oration by May 1953, but the u en 55° 9 the lane at the north limit to Ville, chairman of the mental. A daily diet of raw hamburg- and chat. er meat mixed with wild-bird The law was waiting, brought seed together with a milk and to the area by a report that a water mixture administered “wild bird was attacking and work has become entangled in red tape and is still not com- pleted. Water Shortage went to Sally Manning first Grade 12: Roxanne Louw. grade 9 with Loren Gordon and The list of honour graduates. Eve Haywood, second. In grade at Thornhill Secondary School 10, prize went to Janet Little- are as follows: health fund drive for Richmond Hill reports that $2.400 was raised in this year’s campaign. the existing travelled section. The 66 feet required is owned by the township and a sum of What with? Your family's holiday, ‘ - 31300 is 0“ hand for part rm 1 d~ h ‘1: it t‘ t 1 t The canvass was held during ~ wood first with Beverley Fum- Glade 12. Susan Alcock. . m a nasa topper ui a emp mg 0 mo es young . Ratepayers complained of re- luggage naturauy. ’ ' . of the cost of construction. The ..Ch L... - t f. d t b b. .. the first week of May In ex_ . , , , erton, second; in grade 11 Craig Freda 381185. John Denby. . . - ‘3' i in 0 a me an ex Fa- a 198 i . V ‘ , - cent water shortage in certain Peterkin was first with Barbara Sandra Evans. PatrlCla GaZEY. ma.d wm germ“ Thgnllrléltli pt‘lis: ordmam‘v tan“? gnome" Although “ref”! mVeStlga' p1655mg.p1€asure at the mid." areas 0f water area “umber lf you’d like a new car to take Schell second; in grade 12 DOl‘iS Gillies. Anjie Heinonen, Office tod ellsegvltcet m ha_ She soon became a favouriteltion failed to uncover evidence em pUbllc “Spouse Mrs- S‘Vald,one while water is used for _ - Brian'Lennox, first with Jane Judith Hailawell. Margaret “Ck 3‘" a.le‘t”aek m 6.0" e with the local Children and shejin support of so grave a charge ‘hanked 3” “‘9 can"35591?E‘Y‘d‘iawn watering and washing cars you on your vacation...see the Clement second. Special com. Hills, Jim Kellam, Terry Lazar, zards to mm we 5 on g delighted many a two or threelit was decided to accompany,9V€‘i‘y0ii£e 915? Who _50 Kindly in other sections, and “runs BofM Matter off t met-c131 'went to Carole Hayeg Joanne McHoull, Jeanette Street I. * t * year old by perching upon an “Cha~Li” to a distant farm andhgavev 0- lliell‘ time in aid 0f â€"iw~_â€"â€" __.__ - 3C rYOU wtth Frances Carver‘ second. gbnelyl, wgliagn Royé.t ShIaiilon Township Engineer D Niklas outstretched grubby finger. there release her. lllf‘rlll‘ilgmlljlé 081158}; n h had ‘ ; i . might wish to finance both the car ‘ h mark of 30!?“ and um 8, ar ara . o n, . . ‘ “ ie or oun y ra c i O s “mafia... thesm engitfie to, Judith Stewart, Sharon Sturg- rep‘med “egmatmns under hoped to raise $10,000 this P O L A R O I D and your vacation underthe same ‘ .. 17 way to replace 150 gal' 3 ml"- ' ' ' v a‘ to bi tred in furthering 8.? G. H.V.S. Hospital Auxiliary thony Beck_ Alan Boone_ Shar- Cecile Brousseau, Susan Brun- one WhICh wll pump ga' , final county figures are due’ lons per minute. This should ‘ on Bowman' Jenn campbeu’ ner' Jean Buffet’ Ian calvert’ help eliminate the water shortâ€" to be released SliOIUY- The ' I D I . . Ronald Clough, Stewart Cooke, Gary Fox. Linda Harvey, E d S V , A branch assmts in the work of‘ Linda Dicemah Alan Ewing Gloria Hall, Lynn Hutchison,age' » n S the clinic at Newmarket. re~ Loren Gordon,'Steplien Gra: Jon MCGinniS. Jim Plgott. Hehreportedtthe fw?lte.;u::\g:r habilitation and a summer ham, Michael Hannah" Eve Allan Reoch, Laurel Sabiston, miixfinrgeéggagégstyuhy 4 pm?! The last meeting of. ’the ed as well as a musical even- catnpdor emotionally disturbed Harwood, Lthda Hayes, Martha Dianne Terry, Peter Tremaine. * * * ,,, season for G.H.V.S. Auxlllary mg. children. A .future preject in-i Jacyszyn, Douglas James, Mark Grade 102 R013?“ Atkinson. Markham Township Police Branch, York Central Hospital Mrs. F. Dullege, project con- Chill“ 8 White 911°55‘39"“? 10. Kirk, Janet Lewis. Sally Man- Caro} Barker. Diahe Benson, reported 964 calls in the month met in the home of Mrs. R. N. vener, and her committee will aid in the. rehabilitation 0f the] ping, Wendy Morehouse, Mark I‘v/‘llgigyBcggci: Jet-'32:; of June. the largest number in Bell,b 19th IiiAvenue. Nitneteen start the local. hranch activities mentally 111- ffiéhil::dw,,fifgh T°‘V“S“°"d in... Case ,Wendy Chidley‘ the history of the t°wnshm 31:35“ a“ gm were illifgiwifdwélciéepré’ffit‘is‘vl Grade 10; fichtn But-hie, Cheryl Empringham, Yvonne“ ' The chairman, Mrs. R. tentative date is October 23. Bonnie Cameron, Susanne Car- Edwardsi CHrOl GKEtZ. Pat} Britnell presided. She gave an Beautifully knitted baby ter, Vivienne Ferry, Keith Free- gal??? 11 “4131110; tGaiti‘dhousen gptirzliistic treportd fromd hheijacketi and bonhets made by man, Beverley Fumerton, An- 0 , a i 31' are. Yponen.‘ oar meeing an state t at‘Mrs. oyce at t e request of thony Hitchins. Marsha Kaye, P3111 Heni'Y. Hendrle Janseni auxiliary work was progress-‘the handicraft convener, for .MY low-cost, life-insured plan. ' That’s the Bank of Montreal Family, I ~ "I J M/{Ii'CV (MAD/ANS . Finance Plan, of course. ‘ Available at every B of M branch. . (a... V _. BANK OF MONTREAL COLOR FIIEM H E RE ATLASPHOTO .t.‘ ~t Mwmi: . . Famllll Finance-plan , Jane Littlewood, Leonard Stan- John Kellen}. Pat King. James' _ , ’ing well in all branches. the gift shop, were on display. 16y. Tony Thompson. John web Kirby, William Lusk, Wendy EVemng Â¥ramh 5" Job‘” The volunteer work of the A handy little gadget was I . l ster. Mlcmnsoni Gatherine MurgaSki. Amman Church auxiliary is an important arm also on display, a magnetized brings a" VOW P675°Hul "9‘!" needs Pamela Newton, William Perks, TU. 4‘30“ of the hospital body and theretsoap holder. Auxiliary memb- iElizabeth Phinnemore, David welcome are many avenues of service ers are selling these to receive , . \. ' - Proulx. Ian ' Rankin, William several ladies of the commu' for the members. The busines5ithe percentage premium for Rlchmond HeIghts Reoch, William Riley, Jane nity gathered at the home 0f10f co-ordihattng this worklfuhdst If you wish to end the Do Coppers «hwy: look for 95p: Richmond Hill Branch: DONALD Ross, Mung“ Raven. Betty Salmon, Diane Mrs. Jack Passmore, June 26, free from overlapping will be elusive chase of soap in the 7° mell‘eY d0 PGY “"4 Stambough,_ Inga Sti‘aUch, to welcome Miss Dinnie But- quite a task, tub this is the answer_ Children But me, I look for classified Bryan Smith» Susan Taylor, lin who will become John Pass- During the business session love them and it ends the To findtho thingclneed. Penny Tonks. David Wright. more’s bride on August 3- Mrs. John McCague was soapy soggy mess that is I Grade 95 Veronica AlmOne. Birthday News . appointed handicraft convener usually found in the basin after Heather Barrett. ROY 331116“. During summer holidays. with Mrs. George Joyce .as the children have washed up. Chapel News DaVid Bagg- Edward Bean, birthday news Often gets lOSt- assistant. And of course the premium RlChvale Chili’er toak Ave-i Linda Brain. JUdith Calladine. If any of you Slimmer babies In an affirmative vote mem- goes into funds. The Scottish W111 h01d vacation Blble “110015 Fred Churchill, Geoffrey COIe- don’t get mentioned, it iS not hers agreed to join with Mark- saying, “Tis the many mickle from July 8â€"12. Classes will be man Rachel Cooper Bradley intentional There are two ham and Unionviue t " . . i i - o hear that make the muckle and the . held It different homes In the Cowden. Darlene Clarke. Wil- young people who celebrate Mrs. L. E. Howden explain the aggregate will provide many a Correspondent Mrs. Anne Hewitt 78, 16th Ave. TU. 4-7645 Centre 884 - 3221 area: Thornhill area - Mrs. ham Dunn Michael Evans this month of July. Jennie Ann auxiliar . . . . . . ‘ . _ . . y constitution. This necessity for the hospital. Sims. Elgln .Aveu and Mrs- JuGith Fillton. Finn Greflund. Black, July 2 and Stewart meeting will be held in Sep- The meeting adjourned and Gillies. 6'7 Eliza St-i Doncre“ Pamela Heron. Michael Hayes. Chubb on July 15. tember. a social hour was enjoyed area - Mrs. Heel‘. 60 Morgan Dorothy Lennie Tom Minette Coming and Going Members are asked t ' l _ _ _ I . _ . 0 make while the hostess served . Ave.; Charles HOW“ areai Mrs- PirJO Mannlnen. .Roslynn Rit- The community changes suggestions for money making refreshments. Smith- MaCKay Drive a“? Mrs' Chle» Arthur leldel'i $1153“ every daY- We regret that 8 projects - something that the Mrs. G. McWhirter extended ‘ Fevez. Edgar AVE-i Rlcm’ale Rummey Catherine Stewart. number of neighbors are leav- whole York Central Auxiliary the appreciation of the membâ€" area - Mrs. Robertson, Avenue Valerie Smook, Catherine ing our neighborhood. Good could sponsor. A s uare dance ers resent to Mrs Bell for f Rd. and Mrs. WOOdS» oak AV‘ TomklnS. RObert TI'OW. wishes go to Mr. and Mrs. J. competition has begn mention- her llospitality. i V e to o enue; East Richvale - Mrs Philippe Trudel. Scott Tre- Summers and family in their Doylev 149 15th Avenue- maine. Potei‘ Tytlel‘. Brian new home in Downsview; Mr. Social Wadsworth, Richard Weaving, and Mrs, J, Duryer and family Mervin Alexander 130-1 Of Karin Winter. Mary WybI'OW. in their new home in Beverly Minor Repairs the navy. and Mrs. Alexander Terry Vahge- Acres; and Mr. and Mrs. D. and children are visiting Mr. Names of the special prize- Gray in their new home on and Mrs. N. Alexander SR. 71 winners will be in next week‘s Yonge Street. Edgar Ave. for the first time issue of “The Libel-a1," This and That 1“ Six years- W Vi Gamble very proudly in- Miss Shirley Dubkowski, 16th . formed us that Ken is now Avenue spent the weekend at Agrees T0 Rlde working in Quebeds beautiful 0 Soft Set Finishing 0 8 Hour Service Vlneland With the Young Lib“ L rentian mountains. Luck erals. Mrs. J. Dubkowski, 16th 0" Float tag; y Avenue, was a very surprised Speaking of the Gambles Pets-0“ When. her .bmtherv 515‘ He Can Ted and Kaye took the family ter-in-law. niece and nephew to visit Kayevs folks in port from Saskatoon spent a week It was either the water Dover over the weekend With the.” tower or a running battle Mrs. Otto Pick is enjoying Wedding bells Wm 500" be with a fellow Aurora counâ€" the visit of her sister from ringing for MISS Jf-fl‘l‘y ZUbEl‘i clllor for George Sinclair. Czechoslovakia. ' 031‘ Avenue- .A miscellaneous Mr. Sinclair was the one Mr. and Mrs. Hans Hallgren igniting) WES. Ell’eilffor léel‘ by holdout for a planned have returned safely from a ‘ _ IN - MIRACLE WHIP 5‘ ' 1° 'ersa an “'35 connoil meeting-On-Whefls quick visit to her parents in‘ , - PINK SEAL FANCY P K held at the home 9f Mrs- J. during the July 6 Aurora Kipling. ‘ CORNER YONGE ST. 8. LEVENDALE RD. 1' Eggs $0r01:t0.d1:iriends and centennial parade. He told Congratulations to all the, Richmond Hill t t. 0 S 3 9“ e - council he would rather sit young people who tried and' | - - I ¢ (33$? Ngfion we” m 01 on the water tower. successfully passed their piano. For Prompt Ple-Up and Delivery Cal. ‘ a In ' ' -. ~1 .9 It’s a little harder to get examinations. This on top of, "‘ the 1‘canciilr soiiety [Rishvalel you up there," noted May. school finals. TU. g ¢ 8n‘5 8 cap filnS an can- or Keith Nisbet who said Good luck and loud cheers 1 N TOMATO 3:53er for makmg the annual council Should he prepared for one and all who passed in-l 7. 1 DEL MO TE , l ‘1 5WC°§53 to let people have some fun to higher grades. . y A deer ViSited the back at its exDense. summer Tmubles TOWN OF RICHMOND HILL ‘ ‘ oz ¢ MCLARENS garden Of MF- and MFS- J08 Conn. Sinclair finally 03- We are sorry to hear that, i ' ' . Rider, 103 Duncan Road, June pttulated providing he be so many people are suffering» (u-la-tonc -V 2 . 23- A “95‘ 0‘ baby rabbits was guaranteed a continuous in various ways from the severe, ' e I OZ. Jars founL__ “El-"118M with Conn. Alf heat. May everyone have easy, . MAwaLL HOUSE SELLING YOUR HOME? feigfin'l‘muhm the 9"” anglspefdfi r§?§"§ries't ' J ‘ L‘ ‘- * Sweet Green, Corn, Hamburg, Hot Dog - ie is in go away. ‘ “ “‘ “LIBERAL” CLASSIFIEI) “All right. George. You David Ratchford and the Rush-l V, ¢ GET RESULTS can stand up sometimes law men. Ralph, Jim, Brian and, i]. ' , Tu 4.1105 “d the“ 1'“ Stand Up." Brad spent the holiday weekendE ‘. ALLEN S 0“ av 5 3316 NI; Chili! agreed. on the Bay of Quinte. Dave ‘ - _. ounci were dressed caught a five pound pike and w . . . . . i , ‘â€"‘ in costume and seated has a photo to prove it. Have SEALED TEl‘iDERS piopeih maiked as to ‘ LIBBY s . l i aroundacouncil table one heard the boys had to‘battle contents, addressed to M1”. R. Lynett, Clerk, l . float loaned for the occas- w‘tl dive-bomber size mosquit- MUHlClpal Offices. 56 Yonge Stl'eet North, RlCh' ‘ 3 ion- oels.1 mond Hill, Ontario, will be received by the underâ€" 1 e I OZ. IIIIS ¢ ¢ I NOW OPEZV signed until 4.30 pm. on Monday, July 8th, 1963, 1 x "' M ' , liand "Aurora Driving School" for e\ca\ ation, scaiif‘ying, ieshaping supp 3 AND “Be Taught To Drive Th gglllllilidionf Of gtrantlllar tmatel‘ialfiiousgnifistéigg POST’S S Sf E u e . ISUI‘ ace yrea‘me‘n on ya; . 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