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More details will become available in future weeks. The annual event will be held Saturday, November 5. The Anglican Church Women of St. Stephen‘s in Maple have set the date of their bazaar; Eric Ford made his musical debut as a 15- Tributes poured in fast and furious recently as the City of Burlington honored a former Rich- mond Hill man. Date is set for bazaar More than‘ 600 tickets for the dance and supper were sold and many telegrams arrived from Europe and the United States. The Band Boosters presented Mn and Mrs. Ford with a trip to England, and Mayor Munroe presented in- dividual gifts on behalf of the City. Eric "Maestro" Ford was retiring as director of the Burlington Teen Tour Band, and that group gave him a musical marching tribute that wound its way from City Hall to Central Park and finally to the Skyway Arena. Following a traditional concert in the park. the Fords were guests of honor at a lively banquet and supper dance. The gala occasion began at City Hall where Mayor Mary Munroe presented Ford with a scroll making him a “freeman” of the City. That‘s what Mayor David Schiller told the large crowd at The Liberal Rose Award presentation ceremonies last Tuesday. Liberal garden plaques and town certificates were handed out to the owners of Richmond Hill’s most beautifully “This evening is a pretty good testimony to the value of this project.“ Former Richmond Hiller honored in Burlington “It was our first endeavor. We never ex- pected anything like that," said Secretary- Treasurer Mrs. Florie Webster after receiving the first place institutional prize in The Liberal Rose Awards last week on behalf of the Senior Citizens Flower Club of 76-78 Dunlop Street, along with President Help your ~ Heart Fund pur first endeavor. We never ex- ything like that," said Secretary- r Mrs. Florie Webster after the first place institutional prize beral Rose Awards last week on the Senior Citizens Flower Club of lop Street, along with President William Long. Tenants at the senior citizen apartments contributed to the fund for the flowers that won the prize. The club representatives are shown receiving prizes _from awards program organizer Dino Salvatori. left, and Councillor William Corcoran, right. Rose Award winners He studied at the Royal College of Music and later joined the RCAF band as a trumpet soloist and arranger. year-old coronet soloist at Massey Hall, Toronto. Society President Bert Card was host and in- troduced awards master of cermonies Glen The event took place during a meeting of the Richmond Hill Hor- ticultural Society at Rich- mond Hill Presbyterian Church. tended properties in four classifications: resideâ€" ntial, commercial, in- dustrial and institutional. In i963 he left Rich- WE LOOK FORWARD TO MEETING AND SERVING YOU Fine food, old world service and just plain “Niceness” combine to make dining a unique and enjoyable experience at Richmond Hill's quality steakhouse, lhe House Of Lords. Also, just to tempt you, we will be offering you, free of charge, an entree of french onion soup and a shrimp cocktail, with any complete meal. Enjoy excellent service and choose your meal from a varied and tempting menu. - a cordial invitation to visit them and enjoy a delicious meal in a most pleasant setting. ‘ Dear Friends; The management and staff of THE HOUSE OF LORDS wish to extend (PARK IN THE REAR) V 2A fiféQD Mum "o‘ LITTLE RESTAURANT House of Lords /’ STEAK HOUSE & TAVERN “EXCLUSIVE BUT NOT EXPENSIVE” 10133A Yonge St., Richmond Hill mond Hill for Ottawa to become chief arranger for the Canadian Armed Forces Band. After 28 years in the service he moved to The award winner list Burlington to become appeared on Page A3 of musical director in 1968. The Liberal last week. M r . W a u g h congratulated Dino Salvatori, chairman of the beautification sub~ committee, for doing such a terrific job of organizing the awards program in its second year of operation. Presenting the awards were: Mayor Schiller; Waugh, chairman of the town civic improvement committee. MARKHAM ROAD CENTRE ST ARNOLD HOUSE OF LORDS The mayor said he was happy to see the en- thusiasm shown by all concerned. He wished the beautification awards program well for next year and many years to come. Mayor Schiller said the awards program was a good effort for all par- ticipating groups to get together on.~ He com- mended the commerce chamber and committee for a job well done. The Liberal‘s Publisher Robert Maxwell; Councillor Bill Corcoran‘ town representative to the improvement com- mittee; David Barrow, president of the co- sponsoring Richmond Hill Chamber of Commerce; Mr. Salvatori; and Harold Blaine, editor of The Liberal. r a LORNE Store buyers “have been excited about the whole concept,” he says, “and the new bags will begin to appear in stores in the next two or three weeks.” Jim Patterson of Fred Varley Drive, says the new Dog-Gone Garbage Bags have been tested for a year. They contain a chemical that smells like vinyl but is not toxic. he says. Patterson has patented the new bag. Polyhose Judge Locke told Webster he would have been, jailed, had he a Frederick Jasper Webster, 66, formerly of Richmond Hill, has been told to stay away from the area, except when on business. as a result of being convicted of a charge of indecently assaulting a six-year-old girl over a period of five years. Webster, who pleaded guilty before County Court Judge Hugh Locke, was also placed on probation for three years and ordered to stay away from any children but those of his relatives. A Unionville man is just starting to market a garbage bag that repels dogs and cats. Man on probation after assaulting girl for 5 years New garbage bags keep dogs away More than lust passenger trams. Rapldos symbolize the rapid. comfortable. comenrent movement of large numbers of travellers tn the highly - populated corridor area be tween Quebec. Montreal, Onawa and Toronto All Raprdos feature superb Club Car semceras well as popular coaches with attrac me meal and lounge facrlrttes The Canadian. CP Rail A livrng legend â€" Canada's lirst stainless-steel streamliner â€" The Canadian still stands lor the ro- mance of train travel. for the scenic grandeur of Canada. as well as lor lirst~class comfort. service and on‘board amenities. Daily between Montreal/Toronto and Vancouver via Regina and Calgary. 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Cunningham of York Regional Police. told the court that the assaults on the girl, the daughter of a neighbor and co-worker, began in 1968 and con- tinued until 1973. There was also another girl involved at the start, he said. Packaging Ltd. is manufacturing the bags in Scarborough and has the marketing rights for nine Canadian provinces. Patterson has retained the Ontario rights him- self. The bags are already available in a few stores. They have been placed in some supermarkets and hardware stores to test the market. previous criminal record VIA Rail Canada VIII Please send me without obliga'ion, complete information about The Conleman Food Service. ADDRESS . ...... ........... CITY ....................... THE CATTLEMAN 6 lANSlNG SQUARE, SUITE 212, Willowdale, M2J 1T6. Ont. v (bivnlfi‘d puny We still deliver SATISFACTION GUARANTEED ON All FOOD PRODUCTS LOOKING FOR A HOME FOOD SERVICE? 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