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Mayor David Schiller; accompanied by mem- bers of town council, will be present to officiate at the awards ceremony along with represen- tatives of The Liberal. Honorable mention certificates will be mailed to 30 owners of properties which were judged fine quality runners up in the contest. The meeting starts at 8 pm. Sept. 20 at Richmond Hill Presbyterian Church,. Yonge Street. Neighbors win top prizes in Rose Award competition The nine top‘ prizes for 1977 will be presented to the winners in ceremonies during the Richmond Hill Hor- ticultural Society flower show. McDonald‘s Restaurant ( R. G. Miller Enter- prises), 10.593 Yonge 81.. won first prize in the commercial class. Second prize went to Scholastic Publications Oxford Street must be Richmond Hill‘s loveliest this year, for next door neighbors there are judged top prize winners in The Liberal’s 2nd Annual Rose Awards. First prize goes to Mr. and Mrs. Joe D’Agostino of 97 OXford Street. More than 100 properties were nominated for the awards this year. Judging was done by 11 volunteer local horticulturalists. Second prize goes to Mr. and Mrs. Vince Pacitto of 95 Oxford Street. Third prize in the residential class goes to Keith Winger, 56 Dunlop St., Richmond Hill. 884-2418 Services: Sun. 8 am. and 10:30 am Wed. 10 am. and 7:30 pm. Ennis: regularly: death-Wag ANGLICAN BAPTIST HOLY TRINITY CHURCH (ANGLICAN) BROOKE ST., THORNHILL S. OF HWY. 78 W. 0F YONGE ST 889-5931 SUNDAY SERVICES 8:00 AM. Holy Communion Clergy Rev. Bernard Barrett 884-1394 Rev. William Prentice 8834149 Perform a 10:30 AM. Morning Prayet Nursery School Wednesdays 10:00 AM Holy Communion St. Mary's Anglican Church 10030 Yonge St Richmond Hill Give Heart Fund Rev. Fred Jackson Winners DIRECTORY OF RELIGIOUS SERVICES FOR THE WEEK Residential honorable mention winners were: Mr. and Mrs. P. Tomassi, 35 Church St. N.; Mr. and Mrs. J. Spillebeen, . 51 Pemberton Rd.; Mr. and Mrs. M. Rea, 23 Regent St; Harry Sayers, 63 Starlight Cres.; J. E. Hepple. 43 Springhead Gardens; Cyril Styan, ’m,078"Yonge St.; Mr? and Mrs. 1. Kyle, 201 Avenue Rd.; Fred Brillinger, 101 Lawrence Ave; Mr. and Mrs. L. Mettel, 197 May Ave.; Mrs. Aune Piirto, 1 George St., Oak Ridges; Mr. and Mrs. Siegfried Langhammer, 96 Yongehurst Rd.; Harold Mills, 11,211 Bayview Ave.; J. Robert Kirouac, Russell Lynett, 59 Starlight Cres.; John Finnie and Stan Wilson, 220 Elka Dr.; Mr. and Mrs. L. Leeyus, 239 Lucas St.; Robert Little, 54 Arnold Cres.; Mr. and Mrs. D. Millen, 49 Bed- ford Park Rd.; Mrs. Elsie MacKay, 111 Arnold Cres.; Commercial honorable mentions were: Con- sumers Gas Co., 500 Elgin Mills Rd. E. and Classic Communications Ltd., 244 Newkirk Rd.. ' Second went to the Post Office, 21 Arnold St. In the institutional class the first prize was won by the Senior Citizens of 76~ 78 Dunlop St. Ltd., 123 Newkirk Rd Third commercial prize went to Marshall Funeral Home, 10,366 Yonge St. In the industrial class the first prize went to Evyan Perfumes Canada Ltd.. 301 Centre St. E. Member 9:45 AM. Sunday School ll AM. and 7 PM at Both Services Visitors Very Welcome Pioneer Girls Registration Tues. Sept 20 Christian Service Brigade Tues. Oct 4 Enroll your Boys and Girls Family Night Commences Tues. Oct 4 9:45 AM. - Ch For Bus. Minlshy 11:00 AM. - Mow PREACHING THE OLD 800K _ THE NEW BIRTH THE PRECIOUS BLOOD AND THE BLESSED HOPE AT WELDRICK ROAD BAPTISI CHURCH ST. JOHN'S BAPTIST CHURCH 75 0mm Street r Baptis‘ Convention at Ontano and Quebec) REV Rev. Dana H. Lamb BA BB. MifllStEl Richmond HIII Baptist Church 50 anht Street Tel: 884â€"3091 ne‘ SUNDAY med Country Church dge of the City >ne 884~7859 V8 rch School all 881-2818 ling Worsmp Wed ne Ick Road Street ‘hool CIasses mng Serv 458 Windhurst Gate; Gladys McLatchy, 10,006 Yonge St.; E. Jokub- preiksas. 128 Golf Club CL: After a further look at complaints from residents of the street, plus opposition from the three Richmond Hill representatives of council, York Regional Council last week decided the speed limit should remain at 30 mph. or approximately 50 kph. Prior to the protests, the region had wanted to up the speed to 60 kph, or William Barker, 28 Maryvale Cres.; Stuart Clement, 246 Harrygan Cres.; F. Hearley, 140 Major Mackenzie Dr.; Dr. J. R. Langstaff, 107 Hall St.; Ron Robertson, 166 Laverock Ave.; Mr. and Mrs. G. Saibel, 216 Norfolk Ave.; Mr. and Mrs. F. Shelletto, 324 Cells Rd. Horticultural society members who gave freely of their time to make the success of the awards and Kilometres At least, from Bathurst St. to Yonge St. Everything's back to normal on Elgin Mills Rd. in Richmond Hill. Neighbors Joe and Marie D-Agostino, left, and Anna and Vince Pacitto won the top two prizes in the Liberal’s 2nd annual rose awards. They live next to each other on Oxford Street. More than 100 properties were nominated. Divine Worship 11:00 AM Chutch School pupils in Church with Parents ALL WELCOME SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 18th TRINITY 15 Presbyterian The Rad. JB. Burm MA. 8.0.. Ph D. HORNHILL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCI Other Denominations Elgin Mills $9.939 drops tow50 SUNDAY SERVICES 9:45 Bible Classes WEDNESDAY 0 m « Blble Study 869-2784 Gentle Stree 889-5391 VCOR 4wy aye UNITED Service at 10:30 am. and 5:00 pm Main point of concern with the Hill residents was the number of children using the street and the lack of sidewalks. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Card, Mrs. Rose Barker, Mr. and Mrs. W. Barker, Mrs. E. Boyd. Miss Verna Haslam. Mrs. Elsie MacKay. Miss Gladys McLatchy, Mrs. Velma Shelletto, and Mrs. Marg Styan. 37.5 mph Ray Twinney of Newmarket, chairman of the engineering com- mittee. presented the recommendation to reduce the speed, and it was passed unaninously by council. Council also agreed to keep the speed for a portion of King Sideroad, 500 feet west of the en- trance to a school at Keele St., to 30 mph. town. improvement program possible were: Chairman of the rose awards subcommittee of the town civic im- provement committee was Dino Salvatori, 140 Oxford St. The Richmond Hill Chamber of Commerce co~operated in the civic awards effort. LUTHERAN (Infant Nursery and Church School for young people 3 to 14 years) Visitors and New Resadents welcctne! 7:30 PM. Induction of Rev. Morar MurrayHayes In St Matthew's United 9:30 AM. Su'nday Church School 11 AM. WOIShID Service RICHMOND HILL UNIIED CHURCH Yonge and Centre Streets 884~l301 I'EART FUNDL‘E Discovery Days' Service with Youth 'THE RULES OF THE GAME' Nothing to say '. a “ on Hobarts report § by Region anyway J.S. DAUPHINEE. PASTOR BETHEL CANADIAN REFORMED CHURCH 148 Thornridge Dr. Thomhlll Sept 18th atll A.M PAUL S LUTHERAN 3X Bayvcew Avenue MlniStEf Rev. J. Mulde! M.Th. - 889-5225 York Regional Council had to delay its comments on the Report of the Royal C o m m i s s i o n 0 n Metropolitan Toronto a couple of weeks ago when not enough members showed up for a special meeting. However, apparently the members didn’t have anything to say after all about the report, which deals V concerns The Junior Auxiliary of York Central Hospital will‘hold its annual car wash this Saturday at three locations. At a price of 99 cents, between the hours of 10 am. and 4 pm. motorists can have their vehicles washed at Dave’s Esso on The report, which was drawn up by a com- mission headed by former Ontario Premier John Robarts,_ along with similar reports from the Niagara region and Ottawa-Carleton, wasn‘t even discussed at the region’s regular meeting Jr. auxiliary plans car wash this Saturday am. and 4 pm. motorists All proceeds go to York can have their vehicles Central Hospital in Rich- washed at Dave‘s Esso on mond Hill. Maple Leos plan first function as a new group The newly-formed Maple Leos have planned their first official func- tion, a charter night, dinner and dance to be held on Saturday, Oct. 1. They hope to attract 100 Leos and friends. The‘teenage group first met last May and has now elected its own executive, independent of the sponsor club, the Maple Lions. Under this Fyearfis ’m‘esident, Don Constable, the club hopes to raise its own funds and use them for community projects. The Maple Leos are part of a worldwide group which enables teens to become involved in their community. with_ regional ANNOUNCES NEW, LOWER RATES TORONTO DOMINION the bank where peOpIe make the d1fference Mayor Garnet Williams of Vaughan. told The Liberal after the meeting that the region‘s only concern in the Robarts‘ Report. was with its recommendations regar- ding conservation. last week Had the report recommended withdr- awal of control by the region in existing con- servation areas, then it would have had some recommendations of its own to make. “The other two reports didn't .affect us at all," Williams said. All recommendations on the' reports must be submitted to the provincial government by Sept. 15. Yonge Street in Rich- mond Hill; Durkin’s BP, Bayview and Markham Road in Richmond Hill; and George’s BP, Yonge Street, opposite Kirk Drive in Thornhill, It also gives them a chance to develop leadership and organizational skills Regular meetings will be held‘ on the first and third Monday of each month at the Maple Community Centre. ROYAL ORCHARD SHOPPING CENTRE, THORNHILL CALL BRIAN BRAIN AT 889-0510 HILLCREST MALL, RICHMOND HILL CALL JOE HOUSTON AT 883-1398 PENTECOSTAL CHURCH 10198 YONGE ST. at CENTRE ST., RICHMOND HILL CALL MIKE STEVENS AT 884-4413 25 cnuncu 51.. momma - tam-am , PASTOR: F. BOND SUNDAY SERVICES 1000 AM. SUNDAY SCHOOL 1100 AM WORSHIP 7:00 AM. EVANGELISTIC, WORSHIP WEDNESDAY 800 P M BIBLE STUDY 8‘ PRAYER If you need us, we're here. September 12-16, 9 am to 4 pm September 19-23, 9 am to 4 pm September 26-30, 9 am to 4 pm For further information contact 8848101, Parks 8 Recreation Department OR 884-0855, Richvale Office. *Ballet registration, only and Costume fittings - Saturday September 10, 1977, 10 am to 2:15 pm. Richale Community Centre 160 Avenue Road, Office It‘fl‘ttt'“ We Pay YOU handsomely to invest! Even if we paid. you only eight per cent (and our current rate of interest payment is much higher than that) we would double your money for, you in nine years. So bring your money today to Victoria and Grey. WCTORIA and GREY VI U 1 UK” and TRUST COMPANY ‘7‘??? 10355 Yonge St., Richmond Hill CALL G.A. JUBY MANAGER THE LIBERAL. Wednesday. September 14. 1977 Serving more and more people since 1889 RICHVALE COMMUNITY CENTRE 884-1107 REGISTRATION FOR ALL PROGRAMS BEGINS: ON: Of Town Offices, Parks 8 Recreation Dept. Room 102 8:30 am to 4:30 pm 8:30 am to 4:30 pm 8:30 am to 4:30 pm