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- Richmond Hill Police also reâ€" ported the theft of a rear bum- per assembly from a 1967 Volks- wagen at the home of Kenneth Scott. 38 Rosevicw Avenue. sometime during the weekend. gan Crcs walked knocking deliver a A Toronto man has been charged with unlawfully enterâ€" ing a dwelling house, following an occurrence in Richmond Hill last week. 10 THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill, Ontario, Thur Delivering Bills Ends In Charge Perhaps you have a model child. Don‘t deprive your youngster of the chance for profit and prestige that re- flects on you. Give your child a head start by enrolling today in a Vicki Jenkinson modelling or self~development course forming now. The rates are so reasonable. Boys and girls from three to ten, pre-teens and teen-agers really enjoy Vicki Jenkinson modelling or self-develop- ment courses. They find them fun. interesting and excit- ing. And they learn how to act in public with attractive manners your neighbors will em}: Many parents feel this alone is worth the course. Could your child make a model? the chan glamorou “1C Vaughan Township Police re Iockmg lwwe. ostensmly tt eliver a handbill. Charged was John O'Gorman K Vicki .LTHE ONTARIO MUNICIPAL BOARD, here: by appoints Thursday, the 18th day of May, 1967. at the hour of'lO o’clock in the foreuoon (local time) at the Council Chambers in the Township of Markham (at Buttonville) for the hearing of all parties interested in supporting or opposing this application. ruary, 1967 Mr Hardtop -â€" demonstrator, V8. deluxe seat belts. con- cealed headlights. car of the year styling. Low mileage. Lic. 3012L. 5 . Vern Dynes. 237 Harry- 1'cscont, told police a man :1 into her house after ing twice. ostensibly to (Vic eL' DATED AT TORONTO this 31'd day of Feb- IN THE MA'I‘TER 0F Section 30 of The Planning Act. (R.S.O. 1960. c. 296) - and - IN THE MATTER OF an application by The Corporation of the Township of Markham for approval of its Restricted Area Byâ€"law 3237, passed on the llth day of July, 1966. APPOINTMENT FOR HEARING THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill, Ontario, Thursday, 'April 20. 1967 )US Every Day Is Bargain Da} At Gateway" Get going to COUGARS! THE ONTARIO MUNICIPAL BOARD (Signed) R. Scott EXAMPLE: 1967 COUGAR am has been C LALE ICHMON D HIL] ACTING SECRETAR H. C. T. Crisp. Clerk, Township of Markham. R.R. No. 2, Gormley, Om 884-8401 (Bank of Montreal Bldg.) LLuzq _/ OHTARIO ail/union Police also reported the theft of a power mower from the yard of Peter Stehouwel'. Pine- grove. ported two break-ins and thefts in the area. The first from a construction shed at Keele Street and Lang- staff Road. where two chain saws were stolen. The second occurred from an unoccupied dwelling at RR 1. Nashville, mmed by Murray Heaslip. Weston. \vh ere a quantity of articles was taken. The mower was valued at $60 FOR BIG BARGAINS CONSULT THE LIBERAL CLASSIFIEDS 7120 YONGE ST. ll 889-7343 BA. 3-2441 Resplendent in their travel- ling uniforms of red blazers and grey skirts. with the choir crest on the jacket pocket, the 250 children of the Festival Choir of Vaughan Township were heard by more than 800 people in their first full-length program Saturday night. Scene was the auditorium of Seventh Day Ad- ventists hall on Finch Avenue, North York. and the choir mem- bers took their places on the choir risers which rose tier on tier to the stage and then from the stage upwards. Centred at the grand piano on the stage was Robert Richardson and the choir was under the direction of Hugh Martin. both wearing white dinner jackets. From the singing of “God Save The Queen“ at the open- choir w; of Hugh while di From ing to "O Canada" at the c105e. the children did an outstanding job. Their program numbers were varied and included “The Music Makers". "Marianni". an Italian folksong: "The Younger Generation”: “Donna Nobis Pacem," (Give To Us Peace) in Latin; “They All Call It Can- ada,” “Glory To God This Coming to the board are: Mrs. Eleanor Irwin. returning as a half-time teacher after a oneâ€" year leave of absence. Mrs. Irwin will give individual in- struction and will also teach small groups; under the guid- First Concert 0f Festival Choir Ends In Standing Ovation By 800 u...uu.. Following a llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllflflmllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll’ Richmond Hill Teachers still continue to come and go in the Richmond Hill Public School system. Last week the board approved the appointment of three new teachers. but also accepted the resignation of four others. nulquqununuuumuuuuumuuuunumuuuuuumumumum Teacher Resignations Reach IS The Langstaff School was the first to be established in this district. its first teacher being John Lang- staff from whom the com- munity took its name. It is proposed to erect a cairn to house the hell on the school grounds. At its April 13 meeting Vaughan Township School Board ap- proved its project and re- lieved A. Liddell, custodian of George Bailey School. Maple. of his duties so that he may assist with the mas- onry work as its contribu- tion. The work will be car- ried out under the super- vision of the supervisor of buildings and maintenance. The board is planning to preserve at least part of the old barn which stood on the site of the new school at Kleinburg‘. The barn is being carefully dismantled and part of the exterior sheeting will be used in the auditorium of the new school. A Centennial project by the pupils and staff of Langstaff Public School will ensure that the old school bell, dated 1811. will be preserved for posterity. Langstaff Cairn For 181] Bell 127 BIRCH AVE. - THORNHILL PHONE 889-4911-2-3 LAMB THE MOVER LTD. LOCAL OR LONG DISTANCE MOVING Contact Victoria Square WI President Mrs. Barbara Hart (left). helps serve at the sumptuous Centennial dinner provided by her group at the community hall April 13 for 200 (liners. Some of the waitresses who served, wearing turn-of-tlie-century costumes were (left to right), Edith McLean. Shirley McCague, Barbara Empringham, Judy Hart and Mardy Tyndall 200 Enjoy Centennial Dinner The board also approved the appointment. subject to the ap- iproval of the Department of Education, 0f Mrs. Janet Cook, as an intern for the school year 1967â€"68. , A graduate of the four-year (honors course In psychology at {the University of Toronto, Mrs. lCook has worked as a psycholo- 1gist at the Toronto Psychiatric Hospital, a counseller in the Toronto Children’s Aid Socity, and is at present attending courses at the Institute for ,Child Study. “We'd better get her signed fast before Sam Chapman (Sup- erintendent York Central and District High School Boardl hears about her.“ said Chairman Walter Hutchinson. t l t Night”; “Proudly We Praise," a 20â€"minute selection written by Don Wright, which salutes each of the 10 provinces; and Bobby Gimby's “Canada”. This last number brought the audience to its feet in a spontaneous stand- ing ovation for the young sing- ers. who in acknowledgement. repeated the selection. -The choir includes many tal- ented young people. who also participated in the program. Patti Barker and Carol Parker. both 11 years old and talented pianists. played two numbers each. Robert Doherty entertainâ€" ed \\'ith a recitation. “The Little Hoboes.“ a group of five girls did three folk num- bers: and Caroline Cunningham. top orator in Vaughan Town- ship this year. gave her speech on "Centennial". Glenise Winluvomh. Pleasant ville, completing her first year moving to Peterboro. The board also granted a one-year leave of absence to Wolfgang Luebke. Beverley Acres School. who is going on an extended trip through South America, Africa and Europe, via motorcycle with his brother. The choir members and Messrs. Martin and Richardson felt rewarded for their count- less hours of practice. Parents, many hearing the full choir for the first time, also all their efforts in fl and gown-making worthwhile. Resignations accepted Donna Vandeu Bergh, teacher and supervisor, completing 10 years of with the board. Mrs. Lillian Clayton, Mc- Conaghy School: after five years. Donna Fines. Crosby Heigth moving to British Columbia after two years. Mr. Luebke will not receive either salary 01' fringe benefits during his absence. Mrs. Leslie Jeaneret, full- time staff; she is completing her second year of teaching in Etobicoke. The number of resignations received to date is 15. ance of the psychological serv- ices department. Dennis Tripp, full-time staff; Mr. Tripp is completing his sec- ond year of teaching in St. Catharines. request from Town Council the four-year psychology at Toronto. Mrs. as a psycholo- eaneret: H.111" “Why do they ask these par- 15_ .Completlng ticular vehicles to do this,” ask- ‘o felt that fund-raising were well Mrs. speech who is service ed Chairman Hutchinson for the board to ask its school mile a note of thanks to Mrs‘ bus operators to limit the speed Elizabeth Miner, president of of their vehicles to 20 mph the Pleasantville Home and within town limits, the board’School Association, for the work moved to ask for more informa-‘of her group in putting on the tion. Centennial Soiree, a fund-rais- “Why do they ask these par-Eng .costume party at the school ticular vehicles to do this.” ask- Aprll 8- To Date In HiII Public Schools The board also moved: to [99 Values In TOWNE and COUNTRYE SQ. Yonge at Steeles New Porfables! Your Nearest Store Approved accounts up to April 13 in‘the amount of $115,- 065. 'Phone 223-3195 CENTENNIAL CARAVAN Richmond Heights Centre MAY DIPOLE felescc Gun, Automat fngle” Alumini All Stores Open ’till 10 pm. 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