The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

Dennis Bosworth. regional engineer, said that it was hoped to get a good supply of water from the hole. but it would not be known exactly how much until the well itself was installed and then pumping could take place undelflactual conditions. Installation of the well is expected to take a couple of weeks. ‘ Mr. Bosworth said the hole was discovered in 1966 when the Town of Richmond Hill undertook test drills in the area. He said sites are based on known acquifiers, or by checking geological charac- teristics which indicate ground water. Drilling operations are now underway for a new source of water at the corner of Dufferin Street and Maple Road in Richmond Hill to augment the town‘s present supply. When completed the new well will join the existing water main at Trench Street and Maple Road. Drilling is being conducted by International Water Supply of Barrie for York Region. Limited Quantity Only â€" Financing Arranged JDX 8 Black 40 H.S.P. Tach, Speedo. Shocks Cover All Standard Equipment ‘ J DX 4 25 H-S.P. Black 600 Wide Track 36 H.S.P. 500 15'3" Track 33 H.S.P. 400 15 {3” Track 28 H.S.P. BOA SKI 1972 MODELS AVAILABLE SEPT. 1 ORDER NOW ALL PRICED TO SELL Snowmobile Parts and Service â€"- Oil Plugs Belts, Trailers. etc. Lawn Tractors. Mowers. Tillers, Reduced to Clear REID LA WNMO WEB SALES 6’ SERVICE 210 Markham Road - Richmond Hill 884-7716 - 884-9001 Open 8-9 p.m Take it easy on the road to recovery. and let us help. Everything needed for the at- home patient is here for rent at reasonable rates . . . walk- ers. Wheel chairs. crutches. hospital beds, Easy Rental Terms. On. Your Feet Again . . . with, Our Help See us for a wide selection of braces and support garments properly fitted by qualified male or female personnel. UPSTAIRS AT DOANE HALL PHARMACY OPEN MONDAY TO FRIDAY 10 A.M. - 4 P.M OR BY APPOINTMENT Richmond Hill Well Complete selection of Colostomy and Iieos- tomy supplies Qualified Breast, Prosthesis Fittings THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill, Ontario, Thursday, Sept. 7, 1972 doane ha” Convalescent Aid Centre 8 Yonge St. N.. at Wellington St. 727-2122 AURORA Tractor-Trailer Load of John De'ere Snowmobiles Gormley Minister's Auto Stolen October Strangling Still Unsolved Teen Couple Sent To Jury Trial gum;g:1::grgzszagg‘;:§§‘g:%@2591fistfhizgzzssplg"g: Two Richmond Hill teenagers in Richmond Hill Provincial Court Thursday of last week were committh to trial by judge and jury in York County Court on charges in connection with the theft of cars from Rev. Mar- tin Jenkinson of RR 2. Gormloy (Victoria Square» and Grenville Thomson of Richmond Hill Roland Parker. 18. of 53 Ox- ford Street. and Ann-Elizabeth Taferner. 17. of 52 Yonge Street South pleaded innocent and elected judge and jury trial. ~ Parker's attorney John Law 101' agreed to waive the pres‘ Possession Charge ls Withdrawn By Police An August 27 charge of stolen goods possession against, Steven Taylor. 17. of 386 South Taylor Mills Drive, Richmond Hill was withdrawn last week. Also an August 27 charge of stolen goods possession over $200 against Richard Green- field. 16, of 540 Carrville Road. Richvale was changed to under $200 before he appeared in Richmond Hill Court Monday of last week. He was remanded until September 11 to set a trial date. Boy Awaiting Death Crash Trial Charged with the Kresge break-in and in connection with another break-in at the nearby Playpen store. 12 Levendale Road was George Hole of 92 Levendale Road. He appeared in Richmond Hill Court Tues- day of last week and was re- manded until September 12 to set a trial date. These two youths \iere orig- inally arrested by York Region Police on charges of stolen goods possession over 5200- fol- lowing an August 27 break-in at S; S. Kresge Company Limited in the Richmond Heights Cen- tre. Richmond Hill. BOLTONâ€"September 10 at 2:30 pm an historical plaque commemorating the founding of this village and a cairn marking the site of the first Anglican Church will be unveiled. In 1821 George Bolton purchased 200 acres of land on the Hum- ber River and two years later, with his uncle James Bolton. erected a gristmill. Bolton was incorporated in 1872. Springfield. Illinois, September 1, 1972 H. Gordon Angevine has been named Regional Manager in the Metropolitan Toronto / Y o r k County area for the Franklin Life Insurance Company. his appointment announced jointly by Company President George E. Hatmaker and Canadian Vice President Raymond J. C. Hodg- son of Toronto. Mr. Angevine joins “The‘ Franklin" following an associa~ tion of 12 years with the Mut- ual Life of Canada. A member of the Toronto Life Underwrit- ers Association, he has address- ed numerous underwriters‘ sem- inars in the area and has been honored as a guest lecturer be- fore the Northern Ontario Sales Congress. He is a consistent re- cipient of his former company's Million Dollar Production hon- ors and the industry‘s National Quality Award. He is a past President of the Aurora Civitan Club. and currently serving as a member of the executive of the Aurora Highlands Golf Club. Mr. Anzevine. his wife and family reside at 41 Royal Road in Aurora. The Franklin Life Insurance Company. with over $8 Billion Insurance in force. is the world's largest legal reserve stock life insurance company devoted exclusively to the un- derwriting of individual ordin- ary insurance. Annuity and In- come Protection plans. PETER SMITH York Home TV. GORDON ANGEVINE See Surprisefi Last Week’s Liberal ANNOUNCEMENT ov" ) OF asaI 91' cu “‘0 RR: DRAWS? A Color TV by 889-1646 entation of evidence during pre- liminary hearing and agreed to have his client go to trial. Taferner's lawyer Allan Irwin did the same. Crown Attorney Frank Moscoff also agreed to this procedure and it was per- mitted by Provincial Judge Rus- sell Pearse. Parker and Tafprner are charged with having the Jenkin- son car in Markham January 31 while Parker is also charged with theft of the Thomson car. Parker is awaiting trial with two other youths on charges in connection with the March 19 Richvale crash that, damaged a stolen car and several other vehicles. killing town work-‘ man Vincent Marchioni and breaking the leg of another workman Terry Thompson when he was pinned under a fire truck. The charges include car‘ theft. possession of stolen propâ€"‘ erty. dangerous driving and, criminal negligence. ‘ charged so far in a long exten- sive Provincial Police investi- gation. Mrs. Audrey Potter claimed recompense for the expenses reâ€" sulting from her daughter‘s death and for mental shock to herself. The girls were wards of the Metro Children's Aid Society and lived at a Rochelle Crescent home in North York Kathv Potter was a ward nearly 10 months. The. Crime Comnensation Parker was refused bail and Board noted Mrs. Potter wasn‘t kept in jail by the Richmond a victim of a crime and wasn't Hill Court but later was freed responsible for her daughter's by a higher court until trial.‘maintenance. but it paid Mrs. Recently he failed to appear in Potter $804 toward the funeral court when required to do so expenses paidbythe grandfather and a new warrant was issued George Black and $98 for other {or his arrest. However. he minor expenses. attended court at a laler timei The girls died while on their and appeared again on Thursâ€"Way home from visiting one of day of last week. Police hadn'l‘lheir fathers in Richmond Hill, yet executed the warrant and “Police say they may have been was rescinded by Judge Pearseflmurdered in an auto repair LOUGHLIN LUMBER & PREFAB (y ANTIQUE \ BIRCH YONGE & SCOTT DRIVE, THORNHILL â€" PHONE 889-1109 Open Thursday & Friday Nite to 9 pm. CHANNEL 9's I BINDER TWINE QUEEN CONTEST â€"â€" 6 RM. SATURDAY 9th STREET DANCING AT NIGHT â€" 2 BANDS Trump Davidson - Dixieland Band and The “Cycle” MEET SOME OF OUR SPECIAL GUESTS: Tiny Bennett. Bren Wicks. Betty Kennedy. Fred Davis, June Callwood, John and Marion Bradshaw ADMISSION: ANTIQUES ARTS CRAFTS $5.69 $567.00 CONTINUOUS ENTERTAINMENT Proceeds to Kleinburg Recreation 1Award Dead Teen's Mother 5902' The mysterious strangling murder of two teenage girls be- lieved hitch-hiking to Metro from southern Richmond Hill in October remains unsolved and the mother of one of the girls has been awarded $902 under the Compensation for Victims of Crime Act. A reward of $5.000 is still nffm‘ed for informatinn leading to mnvictinn of the killer. Valley Farm Road in Pickerinz Township. Nobody has been charged so far in a long exten- sive Provincial Police investi- gatinn. Kathy Potter. 13. and Lee Kirk. 15. were found strangled in an abandoned gravel pit off Th 9 Crime Compensation Board noted MN. Potter wasn‘t a victim of a crime and wasn't responsible for her daughter's maintenance. but it paid Mrs. Potter $804 toward the funeral expenses paid by the grandfather The girls died while on their way home from visiting one of their fathers in Richmond Hill, Police say they may have been $668.00 BE SMART! ORDER THIS GARAGE BEFORE THE RUSH. COME TO KLEINURG INDER TWINE K FESTIVAL SEE MODEL ON DISPLAY 12x20 As Low As 16x20 As Low As NOON TILL MIDNIGHT PET PARADE STARTS AT 1 RM. LED BY $1.00 PER PERSON CHILDREN UNDER 12 â€" FREE SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 9th HOME-MADE FOOD “KLEINBURGERS” SASSASPARILLA (Main St., Kleinburg) shop and then taken to the gravel pit. Microscopic parâ€" ticles found on the girls‘ cloth- ing by the Forensic Science Centre crime investigation ex- perts were automotive grease. light engine oil and car paint. BY USING LIBERAL CLASSIFIEDS TURN SPARE ROOMS INTO SPARE CASH mm 7 £1 ./ EI’CHHOND HEIGHTS CENTRE. RICHMOND HILL Open Thurs. & Fri. Evenings ’til 9 pm. 884-4401 STOP IN FOR 30,000 MILE Of course, we use only the best brake linings. Because of all the components on You can be sure that any- one who guarantees a brake overhaul for 30,000 miles is going to do it right. And that's the kind of guarantee you get at Firestone. We start by truing your drums and arcing your new brake linings. To be sure that there will be perfect contact over every square inch of your braking sur- face. Our special equipment ensures factory-new tolerances. 30,000 miles of stops. 30,000 miles of confidence. RICHMOND HEIGHTS CENTRE OPEN DAILY UNTIL 6 PM. THURS. & FRI. UNTIL 9 RM. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED OR. MONEY CHEERFULLY REFUNDED 0 WE WILL NOT KNOWINGLY BE UNDERSOLD ON IDENTICAL ITEMS Now at these PARTY HOSE SPECIALS! 'ALL SHEER’ PANTY HOSE c lmpeccable fit in 100% nylon all-over sheer! Good color choice. S-M-L-XL. >‘(ifiiding Systergflm You’re mileué7éheéd with Service @@ STORES Our regular price 1.49 Ea. Special Price DRUM BRAKE OVERHAUL Bargain priced for Fall! One size fits 100t01501bs. Latestshades Including Splce and Coppertone. Stores After we install your new linings, we inspect every part of your braking system. Wheel cylinders. Master cylinders. Brake shoe return springs. And brake fluid lines. The way we see it, your car, the braking system is one place not to cut corners. ‘Finstonc 100% STRETCH NYLON ‘REGULAR’-'IKINI’â€" "All. SHEER’ TYPES Bargain priced for Fall! One size fits 100 to 150 lbs. Latest shades including Spice and Coppertone. ‘ACTIVos SHEER’ PANTY HOSE T”??? Wrinklefree nylon and spandex! Cinnamon or Spice shades. Average or Tall sizes. Our regular price 9953 Ea. Special Price £355ng our hoist is the place to find out you've got problems coming. Not when you have your next emergency smp. While your front wheels are off, We throw in a little extra service. We clean, inspect and repack your front wheel outer bearings. You'd be surprised how often we find the old grease caked, brittle . . . and useless. After adding premium quality brake fluid we road test your car. Any car that passes our critical inspection will measure up to any standards. And measure up to our 30,000 mile guarantee. 1. CASH 2. 30 DAV CHARGE 3. BUDGET PLAN 2.01%me Our regular price 2.50 Ea. EACH Special Price