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:MlanélzflHY EMERALD ISLE REAL ESTATE LTD. ISA YONGE ST. N.. RICHMOND HILL 884-2377 PHONES 889-5651 “Look For The Sign Of The Shamrock" 884-4425 WI) y Not list Where You Won 't Be *MIST? & ‘;c:;:::§iRoyA|_ TRUST BUNGALOW - DETACHED Brick, 3 bedroom, paved drive, gas heat and hot water, N.H.A. 6% mortgage. Black to trans- portation. shopping and School. Principals only. 889-4105. tfc46 For dependable service list with us! All cash if required. Mortgages arranged. For de- tails call: Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. SELLING YOUR HOME? 889-7624 Dorita Carter Jean Plnxton 222-2548 Barbara Wright 889-3461 889-1210 884-7915 EXPERIENCE A KERRYBROOK PLEASANTVILLE 51/4 ‘70 NHA MORTGAGE $29,900 â€"â€" Gardener‘s delight for outdoor privacy and a coun- try setting with city conven- iences. Modern design, side split bungalow in excellent tcondition. Family room off main area. two bathrooms, fire- place, broadloom, three bed- rooms. Financing may be arâ€" ranged to suit purchaser. For appointment, Mrs. Wright, 884- 7915, 222-2548. $48,500 â€" For the professional man or family looking for a beautiful home with privacy, this is it. 30 foot livingroom with stone open fireplace, sep- arate dining room, delightful kitchen, den or study on main floor, three large bedrooms, two bathrooms, huge family room, four separate entrances and many more extras. Shown by appointment only. Mrs. Wright, 884-8567. 222-2548. PALISER CR. WITH 592% NRA MORTGAGE $25,900 â€" listed for the home owner who wants a one-of-a- kind residence. 3 bedroom bungalow with large stone fire- place in living room, facilities for recreation room and an- other bedroom downstairs. pro- fessionally landscaped and best of all June 30 possession. Must be seen. For further informa- tion. call 884-8567, 222-2548. Mrs. Wright. RICHMOND HILL 614% NHA MORTGAGE $15,500 â€" full price for three bedroom solid brick semi-bun- galow; including stove, refriger- ator, automatic washer and dry- er, drapes. newly painted. An excellent buy at this price as owner has bought. Carries for less than $100 monthly includ- ing taxes. Call Mrs. Wright, 884-7915, 222-2548. 4683 Yonge St. 222-2548 ’JWEST SIDE YONGE STREETiPRIVATE. Richmond Hill, $14.- :Immaculate older home onr‘900v Older MIN. 3 bedroom pleasant treed lot. well cared for bunga}0“'. half basement» large property. 2 bedroom bungalow‘lm- $1000 down- 884-2196. iideal for small family or retired tic-46 )couple. Comfortable walking a distance to city bus, local bus,| )stores. schools. church. $21,500.} lPlease call Mrs. King 88+6303. # __ _â€"-- A. C. MASSEY REAL ESTATE 221-6628 ROYAL TRUST THORNHILL, 9 ROOMS Attractive famin bungalow with double garage and ‘paved drive on 3/4 acre lot, close to schools, 2 stone fireplaces, 2 baths, walkou family room to patio and barbeque, finished rec. room, many extras. owner trans- ferred, $36,900. Mr. Carlisle, 884-7751. BIRCHMOUNT~SHEPPARD Exclusive, executive area, 6 room brick bungalow, im- maculate with delightfully :spacious rooms, walkout from living room to awn- ‘inged sun deck, finished rec. room with open fireplace, nicely landscaped lot, nea schools and plaza. Mr. Tay- lor, 884-7751. Thornhill l/é acre $12,000 Vaughan 300x150 $17,000 King 10 acres $9,500. Mr Charlebois, 884-7751. THORNHILL BEAUTY l Attractive 7 room brick bunâ€" galow with 2 car garage on 92 ft. fenced and landscaped lot, close to schools, 2 baths, ‘log burning fireplace, sliding \doors from dining room to covered patio, paved drive, early possession. asking $32,- 500. Mrs. Edwards, 884-7751. Members of the Toronto, York County and District Real Estate Boards $15,500. close to Yonge. ll/é‘ storey home. 6 rooms down stairs, 3 rooms upstairs with separate entrance and bath- room, ideal for 2 families, close to Schools and shop- ping, lot 70x98 ft. Mr. Sun- ter, 884-7751. HANDYMAN‘S SPECIAL $13,900, comfortable 3 bed- room bungalow near Yonge. large lot, oil heat. owne transferred. Mr. Crowther, 1884-7751. EXECUTIVE HOME OFF VAUGHAN ROAD CARLISLE MEMBER TORONTO REAL ESTATE BOARD RICHMOND HILL NORTH PHOTO M.L.S. 884-7751 339 REAL ESTATE LTD 28 Yonge St. S. BUILDING SITES “THE LIBERAL” REAL ESTATE PAGE 889-7881] NEW WAY OF LIFE c1w47 Moving? BRADFORD 150 acres all workable, com- fortable 10 room home with modernized kitchen. Barns capable of handling 80 head of cattle. Call Norm Tynâ€" dall, 889-1156. Acreage lots from 21/2 acres to 50 acres with attractive building sites. Streams, bush, ravine, some bare. Call Mr. Unsworth, 889-1156. $43,500.00 7 room log siding bungalow, 15 miles north of Toronto. Beautiful stone fireplace, divided living and dining room, 3 large bed- rooms plus den, panelled throughout, 2 car garage, full basement, separate building 32x50 with cement floor and steel roof, both buildings oil heated. $12,- 000.00 to $15,000.00 down. Call Mrs. Dunlop, 889-6253. Solid brick 6 room detached bungalow, immaculate condi- tion. 3 large bedrooms. family size kitchen, full basement, with extra 2 pc. bathroom. For particulars call Mrs. Mabbett, 889-6253. Solid brick bungalow in Richmond Hill, near schools and transportation. Full basement with partly fin- ished recreation room. Full price $17,900.00. Call Mrs. Mabbett, 889-6253. 8 ACRES AMID THE PINES With a beautiful 8 room home, 2 fireplaces, close to golf club and schools, most ideal home for an executive family, plus terrific invest- ment. Asking $54,900.00. Call Frank Zazzara, 889-6253. $15,900.00 immaculate 3 bed- room brick bungalow, situ- ated close to schools, shop- ping, etc., this ideal family home carries for less than rent, early possession. Call Alex Allder, 889-6254. $22,200.00 large bungalow, 3 bedrooms, large living room, separate dining room, mas- ter bedroom has 2 pc. en- suite, new broadloom, fin- ished recreation room, at- tached garage, paved drive, beautifully landscaped lot, Alex Allder, 889-6254 or 773-5141 or 727-4766. 21/2 ACRES 0N YONGE ST. CENTRAL VAN 8. STORAGE NHA MORTGAGES (iii/4% mortgage on lovely new 3 bedroom bungalows, stone and clay brick. Full base- ments, easy commuting to Metro. Just 8% miles north on good roads. Let me show you these homes, $5,770. down. Call Mr. Murray, 889-1156. BAYVIEW - STEELES Just reduced, perfect family home, 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, large kitchen with breakfast area, large family room, op- en fireplace, attractive living room and dining room. Must be seen to be appreciated, Iow financing 6%%. Call Mrs. McChesney, 889-1156. TORONTO. N. TORONTO RICHMOND HILL 924-3669 889-5101 884-2613 or 884-1146 $15,900.00 two bedroom frame bungalow. Lot 51x 310 ft., full basement, oil heated. small but neat as a pin. Immediate possession. Call Ken Vill‘eneuve. 889- 1156. LOCAL & LONG DISTANCE MOVING FULLY INSURED 24 HOUR SERVICE MODERN HEATED WAREHOUSE Servicing Willowdlle. Thomhlll 3. Richmond Hill FULL PRICE $22,900. COUNTRY ESTATES 8242 YON GE ST. 889-1156 AURORA HOMES 4 BEDROOMS KING CITY Tenders close Monday, June 12, 1967 at 4 pm. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Tenders should be clearly marked “Tenders for Furnace Oil" and be addressed to Business Administrator, R. B. Reid, 90 Robinson Street. MARKHAM, Ontario. are called for the 1967-68 heat- ing season commencing Sep- tember l, 1967 and terminating June 30, 1968. Requirements - approximately 45,000 gallons - delivered to three schools. Only firm prices for entire period will be considered. Require 4 or 5 acres on which to build a single family dwell- ing. State price asking and ap- proximate location, nearest high school, shopping centre, etc. to Box 23, “The Liberal". c4w47 I MT. ALBERT AREA ‘ 200 ACRES Level high producing sand loam. excellent potato land or beef farm. Large barn, potato stor~ age, stabling for 100 head of \cattle. Excellent frame home consisting of 5 bedrooms, separ~ ate dining room, living room, bath. This fine home is in top condition. Lots of water. Ideally situated for dividing as each 100 acres is corner property. Asking $20,000 down. OLDER HOME 10 ROOMS $20,000. Newmarket. Lovely older home on east side of town. Ideal for the large family, this interesting property has 6 bed- rooms, large living room with fireplace,’ family sized kitchen, separate dining room, oil heat- ing. Generous terms can be ar- ranged. HOMES WANTED by investor for renting, all cash, will repair if needed. Free appraisal. Call Tula Realty Limited, 222-2525. tfc25 °1W471 Two ancient coins, one slight- 40 ACRES 'ly green with age. have been re- IN NEWMARKET discovered by a district resiâ€" Scenic farmland with 2 storey dent-l . house and barn, Stream runs While gomg through some of through property which ispartly his late father's effects at, his wooded. Perfect for horses or home recently' Claym“ Jonesv farming Asking 329.000 with BB 2, Gormley. came across an . 1812 coin. believed to be a 22%? down payment “(11:32; penny, and also an 1820 half- $15,900 FULL PRICE Modern 3 bedroom split level home. Close to everything. TV tower, paved drive. carries $97 monthly including taxes. Call Ernest A. May, Realtor. 889-3111 733-4332 W. R. CASE REALTY LTD. TENDERS FOR FURNACE OIL 96 Yonge St., Aurora 727-4288 921-1691 clw47 REAL ESTATE WANTED Richmond Hill 5,900 sq. ft. Immediate Possession EARL V. STEWART REAL ESTATE BROKER 21 Yonge St. N., Aurora 727-9413 lawrence Construction FACTORIES FOR RENT PROPERTY WANTED MARKHAM PUBLIC SCHOOL BOARD Storage? 487 -1591 733-4332 c1w47 c1w47 RESULTS Find a buyer through a clas- sified ad in “The Liberal” on sale every Thursday. It’s easy to place your ad. Just call 884â€" 1105 or 884-1983 FOR FAST Mr. Brown Jr., an employee of Ontario Hydro, was married, but did not have any children. Surviving him at home is his wife. Barbara. Mr. Lanigan said the quar- tet was heading into shore from the middle of the lake when they ran into some rough water which started to pour in until the boat went down. He was réscued from the water after clinging to the boat for nearly three hours after the incident. The three men. along with Gordon Lanigan, 47, of Scar- boro, brother-inslaw of Mr. Brown Sn, were thrown into the water when their boat was swamped while they were fish- ing Saturday. Mr. Lanigan, the only one who wasn’t wearing a life jacket, was also the only one who escaped. Police have recovered thei body of Richmond Hill resident, Ross Brown, 25, of 205 Beechy Drive, from Rice Lake, near Peterboro, but have still to lo- cate the body of his father, Horace A. Brown, of Toronto, and another man, Max Barrett, 26, of Scarboro. I The grade 8 prepared speech competition was held in Febru- ary in co-operation w1th the separate schools, to provide a representative for the town in the York County competition. Gerald C a s t e l 1 o, Crosby Heights Senior School received the Vice-Principals‘ and Assist- ant Principals’ Trophy for the best grade 7 impromptu speech. The trophy was presented by Vice-Chairman Jack Knott. The best prepared speech for a grade 7 pupil was delivered by Barbara Pierce of Crosby Heights Senior School. The award for this was the Floyd Perkins Shield which was pre- sented by Trustee Deena Simp- son. Thirty-five pupils from the Richmond Hill Public School system competed in public speaking contests in five schools Thursday afternoon. Prepared speeches for grades 4, 5. 6 and 7 pupils were heard in Beverley Acres and MacKillop Schools, and impromptu speeches Were heard in McConaghy, Pleasant- ville and Walter Scott Schools. Kathy Hicks of Pleasantville School was presented with the Harold Mills Trophy by Trustee Phyllis Hawkes for the best im- promptu speech oy a pupil of grades 4, 5 and 6. Jennifer Hunter, of MacKillop School was presented with the Home and School Association Trophy for the best prepared speech in grades 4, 5 and 6, by Trustee Charles Wortman. The best impromptu speech by a grade 8 pupil was given by Denise Ruttle, MacKillop School. She received the Drs. Langstaff Trophy, which was presented by Superintendent Gordon McIntyre. Recover Body Of Drowned HillMam 5 Young Orators Trophy Winners 1812 coin. believed to be a penny, and also an 1820 half- penny token. Mr. Jones said the coins were first discovered by his father sometime during the 30's. while plowing up a field at the old Morgan Boyle farm at Langstaff. The area, which runs from the new Highway 7 to Garden Avenue, is now a subdivision. The 1812 coin has the figure of justice, complete with blind- fold and scales on one side, while the other side is obliter- ated. The second coin has an anvil, two spades and the words, "commercial change" on one side, and a sailboat and the words. “half penny token and Upper Canada, on the obverse. Mr. Jones didn't know value the coins might have now. Ancient Pennies “Rediscovered” Featuring Outstanding Property Values Throughout York County K&K BAKERY BREAD AND BAKED GOODS 49 INDUSTRIAL RD. RICHMOND HILL SELLING YOUR BOAT? HOME DELIVERY 889-4284 IN A HOME OF YOUR OWN quar- from 1 "THE LIBERAL” VANDORF: An estimated 2,000 people visited the antique show, “Whitchurch Through the Years" during its nine-day run at the community building here. More than 600 children from Whitchurch schools took part in tours of the display of their local heritage. Exhibits ranged from Indian bones to modern hooked rugs with a Centennial theme. STOUFFVILLE: Dr. Michael MacKenzie of Willowdale will join the medical staff of Drs. Mitchell. Smith and Graham here July 1. TORONTO: William James Pyke last week was sentenced to‘ five years in jail by a 12-man jury for assaulting and robbing Douglas Moorehead of Newmar- ket last May. Evidence showed the two struck up a conversa- tion in the Glenville Dairy Bar and then left the place together. While walking on Charles‘ Street, Pyke knocked down the complainant and stole his wal- let containing more than $100. MARKHAM VILLAGE: Sixâ€" year-old John Ireland suffered burns to to his neck when a companion placed a lighted fire- cracker under his clothing. The village has a bylaw which for- bids discharge of fireworks without a permit from the police department. A person over 18 years of age must be present. PINE ORCHARD: Complaining that inadequate instruction was being provided in the local pub- lic school, Mr. and Mrs. William McAdam took their daughter out of school. They have been charged with keeping their daughter out of school by the school attendance officer. The case has been adjourned until June 2 in Family Court, New- market. AURORA: Salary increases rang- ing from a minimum of $800 a year have been settled between teachers in the public school and the board. The minimum salary in category 1 will be rais- ed from $3,700 to $4,500 in Sep- tember. Six annual increments of $300 and one of $100 are also provided in this category. Ne~ gotiations are still being carried on by the district high school board and its teaching staff. KESWICK: Frederick Boyer,‘ executive director of the On- tario Department of Tourism and Information. speaking to a meeting of the Optimist Club last week, said the department was well aware of the import- ance of the tourist trade to this‘ part of the province and was using every means of communi-‘ cation at its disposal to inform people “in an exciting way that there is living history.” Wesuake of NewmarKet secret~ ary-treasurer. The league will operate tyke, peewee and ban~ tam series. Thornhill, Aurora. Newmarket and Beeton will en- ter teams. in ya it * BARBIE: The 1967 tax rate has gone up 8.7 mills to a residen- tial rate of 101.5. The commer~ cial rate is now 113.1. more than 11 mills over last year. has still to be made to victims of the flash flood which damag- ed the basements of several homes on Glass Drive three weeks ago. Western Assurance Company. which is dealing with the claims, has informed council that it needs more information regarding pumps and capacities in the area before it can proper- ly assess the claims. It It it t AURORA: Howard Heintzman of Aurora was re-elected for a second term as North York Minor Baseball League presi~ dent. Bill Brown of Beeton was named vice-president, Lynne Westlake of Newmarket secret~ airy-treasurer. The league will operate tyke, peewee and ban~ tam series. Thornhill, Aurora. Newmarket and Beeton will en- ter teams. UXBRIDGE: this area earl had a calf. ers are tryin; wk AURORA: F has still to l of the flash i ed the base homes on ( weeks ago. Company. wh phonograph "cords anvolopu Printers and Publishers since 1878 PHONE 884-1105 books News From Next Door Put your prinlcd personal labels on all usy-lo-Iosl iloms such as slalionery, cheques, :amoras, loys, You'll lind alhouxand uses for than gummod labels packed in a handy plaslic l rcuuablo box. THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill. Ontario, Thursday, May 25, 1967 rm .0 , n1 H 500 labels' $L75 ORDER NOW AT GOODWOOD: $600 in donations have been received for Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Reher and family. RBI. whose home was destroyed by fire April 20. The home still under construction. had been occupied for four months. Nothing was saved. Donations of clothing and furnishings were also received. UXBRIDGE: A moose. seen in this area earlier in the year. has had a calf. Conservation offic- ers are trying to locate them. “JOMPKINS VA’ NEEDS HELP! NE. No previous experience necessary for the last category! 884-8118 We urgently require: 1. Experienced automobile salesman Announces the Official Opening of GOOD typing, shorthand, bookkeeping. Own transportation. One girl office. 1967 holidays. Apply : All interested persons are invited TUESDAY, JUNE 6, I967 â€"¢8:IS PM Apply at once to: Tompkins Chrysler Dodge Ltd. 395 Yonge St. N. THE PARKVIEW SCHOOL Customers Class “A” mechanics Clean up and lot men HALF-PAST TEEN MARKHAM TOWNSHIP SCHOOL AREA NO. 2 Clerk â€" Typist inancial settlement Thornhill Office 889-5911 â€" MRS. HAY (Unionville) mummquuuumnunuuuuummlmuulmmumuuuu1mm“ There's only one way for you to be well~informed about import~ ant local events and your special interests. That’s by reading “The Liberal" every 1mmmmIum“mmuumummmmummunmmunuummumm Thursday Mayor Seeks Help Family Of Five Mayor Thomas Broad- hurst has made an urgent appeal for housing for a family with five children. The family are already rent- ing in Richmond Hill but must move very shortly. “They are a responsible family with money for rent who are badly in need of accommodation". stated Mayor Broadhurst. Anyone who can help is asked to phone the mayor‘s office at 884-8101. Richmond Hill What about next week?