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C-lo â€" THE LIBERAL, Wednesday. August The Oak Ridges and District Minor Hockey Association and the Oak Ridges Lions will be sponsoring a season Kick- Off dance Sept. 17 in the Lions Den at Bond Lake Arena. Dance launches hockey season, The dancing to the music of a well-known disc-jockey will start at 8 l The admission price of $10 per couple also in- cludes a light lunch. There will be the usual door prizes and spot prizes. As well; during the evening, there will be special presentations to the Lions sponsored All Ontario Juvenile Champions. This is a good chance to start off the new season in grand style. Get your best dancing partner and be there. Tickets will be available at the door. FAMILY ‘Y' fountain The Richmond Hill Family ‘Y’ will once again be offering Day Care for the children of working parents. They will take children aged 24 months to six years. The Day Care centre is open from 7:15 to 6 pm. daily in the ‘Y’ building at 83 Dunlop SL, Richmond Hill. The fees for a full week are $37.50. There are a few part week and half day openings, but look into this soon, as they fill up quickly. By MILLIE STEWART LEARN TO DANCE 773-4424 For more information, please call Lois Ball at 884-4811 or 773â€"4591. PLAY SCHOOL The Family ‘Y‘ also operates a play school for 3 to 5 year olds. It is held at the Richmond Hill Baptist Church at 50 Wright St. There is a two-morning program at a cost of $24 for a four-week period and a threemorning a week program at a cost of $36 for a four-week program. Registration will take place at the school on Sept. 1 between the hours of 10 am. and noon and 1 pm. and 3 pm. On Sept. 4 there will be a family service at 10:30 am. taken by the Rev. Bill Prentice of St. Mary‘s Anglican Church in Rich- mond Hill. For more information, please call 884-4811. He will also look after the Holy Communion on Sept. 11 Aat 10:30 a_.m. Church school will resume on Sept. 11. The choir will resume practising Sept. 15. On Sept. 18. the Parish of St. John‘s will welcome as their new minister the Rev. Aaron Zull M.A.,M.Div. formerly of St. George’ Memorial Church in Oshawa. His duties will commence Sept. 15 at St. John‘s. On Sept. 10, the Couple’s Club of St. John’s will join with the Couple’s Club of St. Paul's United Church for a corn roast. At the ST. JOHN‘S Ballet, Tap and Highland dancing lessons have for a long time be_en a favourite of the youngsters in the area. Under the direction of Mrs. Sylvia Heavener, your child can learn to dance and develop all the grace and rhythm that these have to offer. Children from three years of age and up are accepted for lessons and the three types of dance are taught according to the B.A.T.D. syllabus which will enable them, after completing all the years of dancing to go on to become a teacher of dance if they so desire. Meeting fellow contestants around the Princess Margaret Fountain at the Canadian National Exhibition are, left to right, Lesley Brunt, Binbrook; Marilyn Payne, Richmond Hill; Debbie Atkinson. Charlotteville; Louise Carefoot, Meaford and St. Vincent; and Pam Ottmann, Rockton. For information on dates, times and fees, please call Mrs. Heavener at 773-5285. A new orchestra in the area that likes to play classical music, still needs musicians. If you play string or percussion and would like to join them, please call 773-5531 or 773-5603. The club members are pleased to hear that Miss Kate Fortier, their young 88 year old member is home from hospital and WHEELHOUSE CLUB NEW ORCHESTRA counterweight HGfE'S how: You will learn a whole new concept of weight control which keeps working with you 7 days a week. You will learn how to avoid regaining lost pounds ever again. Forever is a long, long time. ~ And that's how long we'd like to see you slim "We‘ll keep your plate full of such tasty, exciting foods as steaks, spaghetti, garlic bread, desserts, parfaits and even a glass of wine, TY'ou’vVill learn good eating habits that will last you a lifetime. You will learn how to return from holidays refreshed and slimmer. 7 You will learn how to develop an attitude that makes weight C0ntrflQI‘ almo_st second natu_re. r Counterweight is the all Canadian leader in the field of Weight Control. Hundreds of thousands of members have followed our program successfully. For the class nearest you, ca|| NOW Out of Town (all FREE â€" 1â€"800-268-221 1 " Kfidi/pUWili learn'how to keep trim as pounds disap peat counterwei coma/we!“ r 31. 1977 Introduces It's New Fall Program LOSE Weight starting this week. doing just fine Miss Fortier suffered a heart attack while vacationing out west this summer and was brought home to become a patient in York Central Hospital. Now that she is home, everyone hopes that she will soon be on the active list. SAVE $100 to $200 PINGS, LYNX, HOGANS WILSON_12[I], DYNAM_AX etc. Richmond Hill Golf 3 Country _C|ub_ Way What the Pros Plal" Bathurst St., igs’gngrth of Maj'ér Mackenzie GOLF SALE Track Club finishes 6th (FOR SERIOUS GOLFERS ONLY) LESLIE A. SALGA DENTURE THERAPY CLINIC 210 JACEY ANNE BLVD. (CORNER OF LEVENDALE) OPEN 10 AM. TO 7 PM. CASH 0R CHARGEX (starts Labour Day weekend) 883-1581 889-7955 The Richmond Hill Dairy Queen Bantam girls captured the B championship in the West Shore Pickering softball tournament last Satur- Hill’s Bantam girls capture Championship at tourney Members of the Tri- Town Track Club finished sixth over-all at the Etobicoke Centennial Park Stadium Aug. 23 in the last meet of the year. Ian McGuire earned a first in the shot, as did Debbie Pegg in the high jump. which was a fine way to finish the year. Jane Toporowski came second in shot. Both the girls and the boys relay teams finished fifth in the 4 x 100 M. The girls‘ team consisted of Debbie Pegg, Lori Petlen, Toporowski, and Darlene Bester. The boys‘ team was made up of Greg Josie, John Fisher, Fred Robbins, and Mark Koehler. Darlene Bester is a newcomer to the club. She competed in the 400 M and the 4 x 100 M relay. By Paddy Robbins Richmond Hill ...i! you haven't had your blood pressure checked lately. You could have high blood pressure and not know It. It can |ead to shake. heart and kidney IailureV See your doctorâ€" only he can tell. Hillcresl Mall 950 Yonge Street Wednesday 7 : 30 pm you'n'wmscun. III the “I'll. Give Heart Fund (9 Hector Macmillan lost 110 pounds -â€" kept It off for seven years, Toby Cohen lost 71 pounds - kept It off for eight years dayr Paulme Pankowskl lost 60 pounds â€" kept It off for seven years The opening game saw Richmond Hill trounced 153 by the Chinguacousy B team which relegated them to the B division. Cathy Chepelsky pitched for Richmond Hill and struck out four batters. The second game saw Richmond Hill defeating Ajax 4-3 behind the nifty pitching of Karen MacInnis who threw a Georgina Lowther lost 60 pounds - kept It off for four years. Prqmsed by-Iaw to prevent the ingess & egress of through traffic on a portion of the original road allowance between Lots 30 and 31 (19th Avenue) at the western limit of Warden Avenue. TAKE NOTICE THAT the C0rporation of the Town of Markham intends to pass a by-law to stop up a portion of 19th Avenue appr0xi- mately 1' in length across the width ot the said road at its junction with the western limit of Warden Avenue. The proposed by-law and a detailed Plan showing the lands to be affected may be seen at my office, Municipal Building, 8911 Woodbine Avenue, (Buttonvillefl, Markham: Ontario. The C0uncil of the Corporation of the Town -Ir Markham shall hear in person or by this ; vrrrnsel, solicitor or agent, any person who mums that his land will be prejudically affected by the By-law and who applies to be heard at a meeting to be held on Tuesday, September the 13th, 1977 at the Municipal Offices, at 2:00 pm. or as soon as possible Published the fiist time the 10th day of August, 1977 Published the second time the 17th day of August, 1977 Published the third time the 24th day of August, 1977. Published the fourth time the 31 st day of August, 1977. thereafter Give Heart Fund lioness THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF MARKHAM NOTICE three hitter while striking out seven batters. She also had three for three at bat. Pam MacInnis also had three hits and Kathy Ceballo, Cathy Chepelsky, two, and Rhonda MacInnis one hit. The pitching efforts of Pam MacInnis were praised by the opposing manager and coach who wee surprised to learn Clerk Town of Markham, 8911 Woodbine Ave., Markham, Ontario. L3R 1A1 DIANE E. SMITH, SUNDAYS 8:00 am. WEDNESDAY810200 a.m. & 7:30pm St. Mary's Angllcan wrll not be havrng a 1030 am. Sunday Servrce tor the month of August rncludrng Sept. 4. Sunday 10.30 am. servrces wrll be held [orntly wrth chhmond Hull Unrted Church or St. John’s Anglrcan Church. Jefferson. ANGLICAN BAPTIST Sunday 8:00 am Holy Communion 10:00 am. Special Music HOLY TRINITY CHURCH (ANGLICAN) BROOKE ST‘, THORNHILL 8. OF HWY, 73 W. 0F YONGE ST‘ 889-593] SUNDAY SERVICES ST. MARY‘S ANGLlCAN 10030 YONGE SREET RICHMOND HILL RECTOR Rev. Bernard Barret 8844394 Rev Fted Jackson 884-2418 Rev BIH PlentIce 884-6929 EMMANUEL ANGUCAN CHURCH 9 MACKAY DRIVE. THORNHILL 889-6789 8:00 AM Holy Communion 10:30 AM. Mowing Player Nursery School Wednesdays 10:00 AM Holy Communion Chou of Holy Tnmty. Alax Wednesday 10:00 am Healing Servuce Thutsday 8:00 pm Charismatic Fellowship SERVICES 8:00 am that Pam, along with Cathy Chepelsky and Karen MacInnis. are still of novice age. ST. JOHN'S BAPTIST CHURCH 75 Oxford Stteet (Member Baptist COHVGMIOH of Ontario and Quebec) WITHIN WED. SEPT. 7th STARTING SEPT. 7th EVERY WEDNESDAY NIGHT 9:45 AM. ‘ Chmch School For Bus. Mumstw call 881-2818 [1:00 AM. - Morning Worship THORNHILL LIONS w WBINGD v ‘z’ ‘0‘? 10:00 am. - Buble School Classes for all ages‘ 11:00 am. - Morning Servnce 7:00 pm. - Evemng Semce Prayer meeting Wednesday at 8:00 pm. An Old Fashioned Country Church on the Edge 0! the City chhmond Hrll Baptrst Church 50 anht Street Iel- 884-3091 Pastor: Rev. E. Corbett 11:00 am. Sunday School and Mornrng Worshrp Speaker A55rstant Pastor. G. Muller 7:00 pm. Evenrng Seance Speaker: Mr. George Whrtmore Everyone Welcome W. N. Girard, Manager PREACHING THE OLD BOOK THE NEW BIRTH THE PRECIOUS BLOOD AND THE BLESSED HOPE AT WELDRICK ROAD BAPTIST CHURCH 10132 Yonge Street 884-1188 Rev. Dana H. Lamb 8A. 8.0 MIHIStel ” charge chgqumg _ \mth no strings attacth Comet of Weldnck Road and Bathmst Sheet Rev. B]. McSpadden P3510! Phone 884-7859 No minimum balance. No monthly charges. No “extras”. Guaranty Trust oflers this free servrce for a very srmple reason. Because people who start coming to us soon find out we have some other advantages to offer. Like our longer hours. Drop in soon and see why people are coming to Guaranty ‘ Trust SUNDAY THORNHILL COMMUNITY CENTRE JACKPOT $1,000.00 Buble School Classes John St. and Bayview Ave. Thornhill NO ONE UNDER 16 YEARS ADMITTED 7:40 pm. Earlybirds 8:00 pm. Regular Games THORNWLL PRESBVTEFN CHURCH RICHMOND HILL unnw CHURCH SUNDAY. SEPIEMBER 4th, TRINITY l3 Dunne WOIShID 1000 AM. ALL WELCOME 271 Centre Stleet 889â€"5391 Ihe Revd. 1.8. Bums, MA. 80.. Ph D. Kmdetgavlen to Grade b mm School lov Grade 7 and up 700 u m -Evemng Semce TUESDAY 800 p m » Buble School and Praye RICHVALE BIBLE CHAPEL 24 Oak Ave Richvale 9 30 a m -The Lord} Suppe Other Denominations CONCORD CHURCH OF CHRIS! Concord Rd 8 No 7Hwy 51 SUNDAY SERVICES 1100 a m -Blb|e Study and Momlng Semce 00 p m 7Communuon Semce SUNDAY 12 30 p rn Walch Ihe Hetald of 1m WEDNESDAY 8 00 p m -Blble Study A Ch New Ie‘ 669-2784 E Atkinson .ter ~ 669 18 [Ch of lhe tamenl Ovde amlly Bible unday Schc Grade 6 Bnble NUMBERS ADMISSION sum 7 30 pm. Evening Inspual 800 pm Prayer San A warm welcome for evelyone Combined Summer Semee at 10.30 am. SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1977 Guest Munustev Rev. Frank Fudlen 0 Nursery care and pwviswn ‘ younger children dunng worshlp Semce at 10:30 am. and 5:00 pm IHE MISSIONARY CHURCH GORMLEY Rev CECII Rosenbeuger 8875846 SUNDAY. SEPIEMBER 4 950 Family Sunday School 11 AM, Morning WOIShIp LUTHERAN Aug. 22 » 26 9 30- 11.30 am. Fm Inlmmatuon phone 884-6844 UNITED Yonge and Cenlte Stteets 884-1301 0:00 am, Warship Servvce Vacation Church Schopl BEIHEL CANADIAN REFORMED CHURCH 148 Thornndge DI, ThomhIII Rev. D. VanderBoom M In - 8896225 PAUL S LUYHERAN 3] Baymw Avenue IAUPHINEE PASIOR Mmlste: Evenlng Inspnation Player Semce 10!