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26 *A‘ Life of Richm of a four-r00 can Church Week. Mrs. Dorothy Gu RICHMOND HILL THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill, Ontario, Thursday ENTER 187 3 Bayview Secondary‘s irrepressible s c h o o l spirit brought'out students in costume for the town Centennial. Students at Our Lady Help of Christians t{oman Catholic Separate School built a 'loat for the Home Coming Week Centen- Iial parade. Richmond Hill Minor Soccer Association contributed a Centennial float representing the town’s fastest growing sport. je ofleueis June 28, 1973 Life of Richmond Hill in 1873 was the theme of a four-room display in St. Mary’s Angli- can Church chapel during Home Coming Week. Mrs. Anne Thurtell (left) and Mrs. Dorothy Gummersal are in the kitchen. were there. Pictures On This Page By Stuart’s Studio, Ron Fawn and Susan Samila Photographers to “The Liberal” 1973 Rowe, 5 out f( regé‘lia , Stephenson and for Home Com- 7 Former pupils of fondly remembered Richmond Hill Public (McConaghy) School were welcomed back warmly. There were song selections by the choir and other attractions at the school during Home Coming Week. Richvale Lions â€" complete with float, ladies in costume and high stepping majorettes -â€" were a major feature of the Centennial parade. There was Home Coming good cheer and lively music at the Firefighters’ Beer Garden. Fire Chief Robert Kennedy, Musician George Cask and Firefighter Gerry MacMullin were there. The Richmond Hill Ball Association’s v Home Coming Week project was a float drawing attention to two big Centennial Year sports events, the ladies’ Canadian softball tournament Aug- ust 21 to 26 and the men’s international softball tournament August 2 to 6.