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LIBERAL CLA55'_F...I.E__D APE Friday The 13th Week Late Here Reach more prospects faster. Save time and money. ’70 EPIC. one owner. 3000 original miles, $1,295. 884-3006, c1w17 70 MERCURY Marquis Broug- ham, low mileage. A-l condition. all power, 52,700 or best offer. 832-1041, 832-1144. clw17 ’70 M68, must sen. like new. Many extras. $1,925 or best offer. 884-6453. tfcl4 ‘70 FORD Ranger. excellent condition. 884-5670. clw17 ’65 CHEV 283 cu. in., new clutch and universals. $325. or best offer. 884-8436. after 6 mm. c1w17 ’69 CHRYSLER Newport, 4-door sedan. PS. PB. low mileage. im- maculate condition. 727-6463. clwl'l '69 CHRYSLER Newport, 4-door hardtop. fully equipped. excel- lent condition. Best offer. 889- 1721. c2w16 nlce condition. $2,195. Call 832-IS’1XfiESE cat‘ white with dark 8957. CIWIZIbmwn nose. Lost between Kers- vsg VOngwfggN gageâ€"ex. well Drive and Neal Drivel cellent condition. mechanically Eewal‘d- 834'3226- “1‘12 certified. attractive fire engine FEMALE WEE“ golden retriev- red. radio and new radial tires. or and cocker spaniel cross, 51'200- 384-6832- 01W” blonde color. wearing no tags. 1â€"968 Buick, Le Sabre in 12663 Owner would greatly appreciate condition. $1,200. 881-1965 after return of this Pet- Reward- 12 noon. c1w17 889-8639. anytime. c1w17 ’66 CADILLAC sedan Deville. Box one owner, full power. gond,EM condition. must be seen to be â€"C appreciated. All reasonable offers considered. 884â€"6176. '66 HALF ton Mercury custom“ $450. 884-4697. *1w17| '86 RAMBLER. good running condition. 221-0278. clwl'I '66 CHEV 2-door sedan. 327-375 h.p.. new motor. good body. chrome reverse. new front end. brakes. transmission. tape deck. $700. or best offer. After 6 pm. 884-3732. Rick c1w16 '66 FORD Fairlane. 2 door hard- top. 6 cyl. automatic. yellow with black interior. $899.00 ’67 AUSTIN 1100. 4 door stand- ard. green with beige interior. $699.00 '69 AUSTIN America. 2 door standard yellow with black in- terior, $899.00. Small Car Centre. Yonge Street. one mile north of Richmond Hill. Telephone 884-9274 or 773-4542. c1w17 '65 FORD Galaxie 500. con- vertible, automatic. power steer- ing and brakes. radio. good con- dition throughout, $500. 887- 5904. clwl'I Vz-TON pickup truck. 65 GMC. “as is" "where is" basis. Town of Richmond Hill. 31 Pugsley Avenue. Richmond Hill. Onâ€" tario. c1w17 '65 PLYMOUTH FURY _nv z‘t‘éav'vl’vrfiielfigency. 889-5645 door‘ hardtop. automatlc 8,‘ . m radio. Asking $500. 773-5497. '84 METEOR. 6 cyl. in good shape, $200. Call 884-3256 ‘64 PONTIAC. 4-door. good sec- ond car. 884-2437. clw17 good. uncertified. suitable for parts. $50. 889-2860. c1w17 {or dune buggy. Three new tires and radio. Best offer. Phone after 5. 884-3051. '64 TRIUMPH Spitfire 4. engine '64 VOLKSWAGEN. Rood only ALTERATIONS, prompt servica work guaranteed. pick-up and delivery. 884-1928. tfcll '62 OLDS. Starfire convertible. not driven In winter. excellent condition. certified. $500. 773- 4400. after 6:30 pm. c1w17 ‘63 CHEV $175. Uncertified 889-4420 clw11 '63 SUNBEAM Alpine convert- ible. $150. 8844571, after 6 pm '62 PONTIAC. 8 track stereo speakers on all doors, certified. 884-5288. 02w17 MARK II ski-boose. Excellent condition. Reasonable. 773- 5275. chIT ’71 MOTOSKI Capri. 338 cc electric. Will accept smaller snowmobile in trade. 727-4186. Aurora. c1wl7 ’61 BISCAYNE Chev. 6 cylinder good condition. Call after 4:30. 88443768. c1w17 fiICKUP Ford 100, low mileage. automatic, large box. large Stutz cap. still under extended war- ranty. Never used commercial- ly. 884-4375. clwl7 '68 SKIDOO Olympique, ’71 TNT motor. good condtiion. Ask- ing $300. 884-8904. after 6 pm. clwl'i ALL types of landscaping, stone work, sandy top soil and mush- room compost. Free estimates. A. Hartwick. 889-6338. tfc41 snow removal éontract. 889â€" 2937. c3w16 1972 Olym'pique 335 Skidoo, less than 50 hours. still under war- rantee. 884â€"2311. clwl'I FALL clean up. residentjgl He DRESSMAKING SNOWMOBILES ‘ USED CARS EMPLOYMENT FOR SALE WANTED GARDENING c1w17 clw17 *1w17 clw17 c1w17 c1w17'DAVIS â€" Warren and Cheryl .nvert- 6 pm. clw17 lrtible. :ellent are proud to announce the ar- rival of Christine Janet I7 lbs. 7 oz.) October 15, 1972. A sister for Bobby and Cathy. Many thanks to Doctor Gran- ton and the nurses. c1wl7 RETIRED rman very active seeks anything, preferably in- side. 884-7953.‘ tfcl4 BOOKKEEPING services in my home. Evenings 884-6236. 27' CABIN Cruiser 283 h.p. Chris Craft inboard engine, fully loaded with extras. all communications equipment in- cluded, sleeps 6. excellent con- dition. Will consider any offer. 727-1145. tfcl’? câ€"dMPLETETs ft. boat with tanks. top. motor and trailer. 884-2818. c1w17 ‘MORTGAGE coming due? Cash to consolidate bills? Low cost lst. 2nd and 3rd mortgage money available. Call me now for fast. confidential service.- Bram Ogden. Emerald Isle Real Estate Limited. 889-5651, 884- 2377. tfc23 BOOKKEEPING Services. my home. Italian. German. English spoken translations. 889-7250. tfc17 Congratulations I r o m the gang to Bruce Terry, who is celebrating his 18th, birthday today (Wednesday. October 25). c1w17 Do you have a drinking prob- lem If so AA can help. Write Box 84, Richmond Hill, or call EM 6-8684. tfc1'1 GERMAN shepherd type dog. approximately 6 months. near Crosby and Yonge, Monday. Owner please call 884-5524. after 5:30 pm. c1wl7 claimed for the price of the ad. 884-8239. c1w17 FOUNDâ€"One metal field tape on Oct. 18 in Maple. 832-1254. c1w17 FEUNDâ€"Boy's bicycle. can be RIDE’wanted: from Elka-Elgin Mills to Thornhill. leaving 8:30. No return needed. 884-4862. TOURs; cruises, rail and bus tickets, reservations and indi- vidual travel. Call A. H. Creigh- YOUNG engineer would like room and. if possible board in the Richmond Hill area. Call 244-9512, after 7 pm. clw17 HORSES boarded. box stalls, well cared for. 181h Avenue, Markham Township. 887-5500. ROOM aid BOARD 1 KERR-~-In loving memory of a dear son and brother. Wally Kerr. who passed away on October 21. 1969. God knows best for reasons devine. But memories last for all time. â€"Always remembered by mother. dad and Kathryn. MONKMAN, Russelâ€"In loving memory of Russell Monkman, who passed away October 29. 1971. His smiling way and pleasant face Are a pleasure to recall: He had a kindly word for each And died beloved by all. Some day we hope to meet him, Some day. we know not when. To clasp his hand in the better â€"Sadlyr missed by wife. Ethel and family. c1w17 land. Never to part again __17. If, Transportatlon {WEDNESDAY EVENING. QC- MORTGAGES PERSONAL LIVESTOCK TRAVEL FOUND Eirtha LOST L-Elgin g 8230.1 :62 clvv17, id bus indi- :reigh-. 1643. tfc47 stalls, .venue, -5500. c4w 16 TOBER 25, 7 pm. â€"â€" Auction Sale of household furnishings, dining room and bedroom furn- iture. 1 bonnet box, library desk,‘ hall rack. several stripped piec- es. quantity antiques, chairs. china, cups and saucers, parts of toilet sets, shaving mugs. silverware. flat irons, round‘ mirror with carved feet. oil lamps, lanterns. quantity iron- stone cooking utensils. old rec- ords, quantity picture frames. glass cookie jars. several old bells, about 300 articles in all. above are just a summary of contents belonging to THE ODDS 8: SODDS CURIOSITY SHOP, south of Richmond Hill tfc14 clwl'i @‘SKITE‘R’PTGTSTER 153a"!!! I A 16-year-old youth was I arrested for investigation after CiELLgWR CgrdtonlAlrihur, _:an allegedly stolen car was or en Pa osp‘taI’ wrecked five minutes after Fri- Richmond Hill, on Fridaylda - u y began. At the same time October 20. 1972. Belovedlthe owner. of the car Egan husband of Mary Frears Love' - O of Richmond Hill, dear father fiffigf°§iffifiayfififv 3328?: Of Margaret (Mrs‘ W' Le‘fCh' quired to attend court to face man" Orlando- Florida: charges under the Narcotics Aileen (Mrs. J. Nichol) ofIACt_ He appeared Monday and T°r9nt05 Florence 'Mrs. W- was remanded to set a trial Crulckshank. Toronto: Jack, date. Atlanta, Georgia; and Gordon. His car was reported left Toronto; 315° loved by 16 occupied by Lynn LePoidevin. Standcmldrenv 311d the late 23, of 310 Browndale Avenue. Linda and Catherine. Rested Richmond Hm in the parking at the Marshall Funeral lot of the Richmond Inn Motor GOODMAN. John Michael «â€" Dearly beloved husband of Patricia Goodman. brother of Kathleen Whitley of Grimsby. England. A private family service was held. In lieu of flowers memorial donations may be made to the Ontario Heart Fund. clw17 PERKINS. Helenâ€"At the home of her daughter. on Wednes- day. October 18. 1972. Helen Bull, beloved wife of the late A. Raymond Perkins. dear mother of Charles. William, Alan. Julia (Mrs. M. Scobie). Arthur and Kortright. Also survived by 18 grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren. Mrs. Perkins rested at the B. E. Ring Funeral Home. 7783 Yonge Street. T'hornhill. Service was held at Holy Trinity Anglican Church. Brooke Street, Friday at 3 pm. Cremation. c1w17 STANFORD. Una Alicia â€"- On Sunday. October 22. 1972. wife of the late Joseph Hunt Stanford. mother of Phyllis (Mrs. F. G. Treloar), GeoffreY. and the late Leo. A private service was held at the B. E. Ring Funeral Home. 7783 Yonge St., Thornhill. c1w17 YOUNG. Mary N.â€"â€"At Queen Elizabeth Hospital on Friday‘ October 20. 1972. beloved wife of the late Gerald Young. dear mother of Bern- ard. Frank. Joan (Mrs. G. Wright) and Ursula (Mrs. R. Sinder). grandmother of four grandchildren and two great- grandchildren. Rested at the Marshall Funeral Home. 126 Yonge St, -N., Richmond Hill. Funeral Mass was celebrated on Monday. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. clw17 on Yonge St. Will be sold at Victoria Square Community Hall 3341 miles north of No. 7 Hwy, 2U.» miles S. of Gormley on Don Mills Road. Goods on display from 6 pm. till sale time. Terms cash. Sale 7 pm. Alvin S. Farmer Auctioneer. OCTOBER 31. TUESDAY -â€"j Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Foley of iClearing Auction of household Richmond Hill are happy to furnishings for the estate of announce the engagement of the Late Mrs. Truman Baxter their daughter Lorna Irene to at 251 Rupert Street. Stouii‘ville. Lynn Balmer. son of Mr. and including 9 pce. walnut dining Mrs. P. W. Balmer of Willow- suite. solid wa‘nut extension dale. Marriage to take place table (goodl. refrigerator. new in March. c1w17 electric washer. set Breath of k * * Spring dishes ‘22 Karat). elec.‘ Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Grier stove. love seat, 3 pc. walnut announce the engagement of bedroom suite. vacuum. pol- their daughter. Linda Marion. 'isher. lamps. small electric ap- to Mr. Kenneth John Mills. son pliances. chest of drawers. “'31- of Mr. and Mrs. Derek W. Mills 'nut wardrobe. chrome kitchen of Willowdale. formerly of Rich- !suite. vases. china ornaments. mond Hill. c1wl'7 bedding. pictures, braided and t t It hooked rugs. cracks. jars. pine‘ Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wash- ltable lantiquel. large number‘ington of Richmond Hill are odd dishes. garden tools, etc. very pleased to announce the Note: This is a good sale. Be engagement of their daughter ‘sure to attend this estate sale. Carol. to Mr. Earl C. Taylor. Refreshments. Sale at 1 pm. son of Mr. and Mrs. Garnet .zAtkinson and Wilson. Sale Mgrs. Taylor also of Richmond Hill. Iand Auctioners. c1w17I *lu'l? Cruickshank. Toronto: Jack. Atlanta, Georgia; and Gordon. Toronto; also loved by 16 grandchildren. and the late Linda and Catherine. Rested at the Marshall Funeral Home. 126 Yonge St. N.. Richmond Hill. Funeral serv- ice was held in the chapel Monday afternoon. Inter- ment Resthaven Memorial Gardens, Scarborough. clwl'l # if it DODMAN. John Michael â€" Dearly beloved husband of Patricia Goodman. brother of Kathleen Whitley of Grimsby. England. A private family date. His car was reported occupied by Lynn LePoidevin. 23, of 310 Browndale Avenue. Richmond Hill in the parking lot of the Richmond Inn Motor Hotel on Yonge Street South and then apparently stolen. HIT TREE STUMP Later the driver of the Claudio car apparently lost con- trol and hit a tree stump at IHillsview Avenue and Observa- tory Lane. Then the car went on and out of control again into an Observatory Lane drive- way ditch, where it ended up with an estimated $2,000 dam- age. York Regional Police said. left‘ At 10 pm. Friday opp05ite 36 Church Street South there was about $20 damage to a tele- phone pole and about $250 damage to a vehicle driven by Stephen Wilson. 24. of 220 Zelda Crescent. Richmond Hill. IMPAIRED DRIVING Afterward Wilson faced im- ipaired driving and Highway Traffic Act charges. police said. it It It A driver was charged with careless driving and driving un- accompanied on a student per- mit after an 11.15 pm Friday crash at 16th Avenue and Con- cession 3. HIT FENCE, SIGN clwl'l Friday the unlucky 13th seemed to come one week late for Richmond Hill drivers with a series of serious accidents on town streets Friday. the owner of the car Eganl $1,650 DAMAGE Claudio of 218 Bayview Avenue} Damage to his car was esti- North. Richmond Hill was re-imated at $1,500, with about $150 quired to attend court to faceldamage to the parked car he- charges under the Narcotics longing to James Turner of 200 Act. He appeared Monday and South Taylor Mills, YRP said. was remanded to set a trial * * * date. | At 10 pm. Friday opposite 36 Legion Ladies Elect New Zone Commander Michael Tulloch. 16. of 73 Benson Avenue, Richmond Hill was later picked up in con- nection with the accident. YRP said. The Ladies AuXiliary. Branch laid against Sharon Stoneburg, 375 Royal Canadian Legiom had 198 Holland Street East. Brad- a fairly qfliet summer enjoying ford. after her car allegedly ran the sun wherever possible. How- in“, the rear of two cars Stop. ever Audrey Apperly was busy ped at a red light, Her car with her usual trips to Sunny- had about $300 damage, YRP brook Hospital, distributing said_ Cigareues and ‘1 ion-V word to There was about $300 damage Patients. to a car driven by Robert Mal- Accompflnying her on her lory of 230 Bluegrass Boulevard, trips in JUIY were IVY HUdSO‘L Richmond Hill and about $800 Jerry Chapman and Anna Nock- damage to the other driven by les. .In August S_he had_A_'}Pa]E1sie Robertson. 44, of 321 n. Accompanying her on her trips in July were Ivy Hudson. Jerry Chapman and Anna Nock- les‘ .In August she had Anna Lehtonen, ary Robson and Eliz- abeth Greenslade. September saw Elizabeth Greenslade, Anna Nockles and Anna Cuthbertson accompanying Mrs. Apperley to the hospital. At a zone rally at Aurora Legion Hall October 16 a new Zone Commander, Betty Gord- on of Newmarket Branch. was elected. Present at the 1972 rally for Zone E2 as representatives of the Richmond Hill Branch were Audrey Apperley, Gloria Sand- ford. Elizabeth Greenslade. Greet Tonner, Joan Dickson, Jerry Chapman. Mary Robson, Wendy Anderson, Ethel Good. Elsie Burnie. Marie Finnerty, Janet Johns, Joanne Taylor and Ada Kenney. Thél’éiawzme rally will be held at Newmarket Legion Hall in May High Cost Of Dying Reduced In Vaughan The high cast of dying was reduced somewhat in the Town of Vaughan by council last week when it approved a rec- ommendation of its Cemetery AdiVsory Committee allowing the interment of two people in one grave following crema- tion. Approval meant amending the present bylaw, which states that not more than one inter- ment may be made in one grave. However, with the increase of cremations and the fact that cemeteries are often requested to inter the remains of those cremated. it was felt some change should be made in the present regulations, the com- mittee said in its report to council. The recommendation was pas- sed without discussion by counâ€" cil, with no mention as to why future interment of cremated persons would be restricted to two. In Richmond Hill, where the cemetery is operated by The Presbyterian Church, Wesley Middleton, cemetery manager, said there were no restrictions as to how many persons could be buried in one grave after cremation. “We’ll put in as many as it will take," he said. There are also no restrictions in the province as to how one may dispose of the ashes of a cremated perosn. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Peter Dean wish to announce the engage- ment of their daughter Jane Irvine, to Mr. David James Dysart, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Dysart. c1w17 Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Grier announce the engagement of their daughter. Linda Marion. to Mr. Kenneth John Mills. son of Mr. and Mrs. Derek W. Mills of Willowdale, formerly of Rich- mond Hill. c1wl7 Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wash- ington of Richmond Hill are very pleased to announce the engagement of their daughter Carol. to Mr. Earl C. Taylor. son of Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Taylor also of Richmond Hill. I“1w17 When Friday was 40 more Engagrmvnta Bryan Rason, 17, of 431 Wen- lock Street. Richmond Hill had an estimated $600 damage to his car when it apparently went out of control. There was about $100 damage to a fence and yield sign. YRP said. minutes 01d there was a crash oppOSite 200 South Taylor Mills Road. James Olsen. 21, of 143 Cen- tre Street West was taken to York Central Hospital for treat- ment of serious injuries after his car travelled along a ditch. hitting a parked car and a hydro pole. A driver was charged with careless driving and driving un- accompanied on a student per- mit after an 11.15 pm Friday crash at 16th Avenue and Con- cession 3. Just before Friday started there were two other crashes, both at 11:10 pm. CARELESS DRIVING At Yonge and Oxford Streets a careless driving charge was laid against Sharon Stoneburg, 198 Holland Street East. Brad- ford. after her car allegedly ran into the rear of twa cars stop- ped at a red light. Her car had about $800 damage, YRP MARKHAM: Twenty-four stud- ents fom the grade 8 class at Markham District High School recently researched informa- tion from two pioneer cemeter- iesâ€"the First Markham Baptist Church on Concession 9 and the Wideman Church burial ground near Highway 48. The information collected 'wlll be given to the Genealogical Soci- ety Toronto Branch. One mar- ker in the Wideman Cemetery was 150 years old. $100.06 + Reception-Typist. Swing into the sales environment and be a wel- comed asset to this reputable firm. Enjoy plenty of people contact. along with limited trav- elling to conventions. and gen- eral typing duties. Excellent potential. Jane-Sheppard $120.00 Girl Friday. Run your own show in this one girl office and and enjoy a great variety of duties. Be responsible for all acepunts, plus invoicing, pay- roll and general clerical duties. Excellent potential. Dufferin & 401 $115.00 Payroll Clerk. Accept chal- lenge by handling all payroll functions for this fast growing company. Great opportunity for training on the Burroughs L3000 Posting machine along with gen- eral clerical duties. Woodbine-Steeles $110.00 Secretary. Demonstrate secretarial talent while ing for 3 busy executives genial atmosphere. Car sential. Don Mills - York Mills $100.00 Typist. Ideal position for Jun-l ior Typist who is interested in training for switch-board and key punch. Excellent potential. Woodbine - Steeles $95.00 ‘ Machine Operator. Interested ini Key Punch? Good opportunity for that eager Junior who is willing to learn. Pleasant su1'-‘ roundings. I 493-6880 - 5 Fairview Mall Drive CALL: 787-0397 - 3089 Bathurst St. (at Lawrence) CHRISTMAS SEASON EMPLOYMENT AVAILABLE For: TRUCK DRIVERS, WAREHOUSE, PACKING, STOCK WORK, SALES, THE POST OFFICE FOR FURTHER INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT YOUR LOCAL Regular Office Hours: 8:15 am. to 4:15 p For your convenience this office will be open from 6 pm. - 8 pm. Oct. 31 & Nov Jane - Sheppard I DRAKE INTERNAHONAL comp! Y is es- your work- CANADA MANPOWER CENTRE At Bay-view Avenue and Rom- field Circuit in Thornhill cars driven by Cathryn Gilding 28. of 69 Leisure Lane. Richmond Hill and Thomas Crichton. 29. of 264 King Street, King City were in collision, ‘ $600 DAMAGE The Gilding vehicle had about $450 damage and the Crichton vehicle about $150. YRP said. North Taylor Mills Drive, Rich mond Hill. Drivers Stoneburg and Robertson suffered minor in- juries. police said. DEPT. OF MANPOWER AND IMMIGRATION 4985 YONGE ST., WILLOWDALE 221-9343 Regular Office Hours: 8:15 am. to 4:15 pm. Minor injuries were sufferedby driver Enrico Sabatini. 17. of‘ 123 Wood Lane. Richmond Hill‘ when an on coming car alleged- ly forced him to take evasive action. He hit another car that was; letting out passengers at Mill and Lucas Streets ‘Tuesday of‘ last week at 1 pm. His car had ab0ut $90 damage. YRP said. The other car was driven by Glenn Davey. 20. of 11 Leisure Lane, Richmond Hill and had about $150 damage, according to police. 34 YONGE ST. S. â€" 884-1955 PEOPLE GETTING OUT PRESTIGE OFFICE SPACE 2,000 square feet of air-conditioned office space available, Yonge Street, Richmond Hill. Can be divided into smaller areas. INDUSTRIAL SITES Previous experience is less important than ability to do fine work, needing good eye/hand co-ordin- ation. These are temporary positions which could develop into full time employment. APPLY AT: 280 CENTRE ST. E., RICHMOND HILL 9 A.M. TO 4 RM. OR PHONE 889-7373 TANKOOS, YA RMON LTD. TEXAS INSTRUMENTS INCORPORATED INTERMEDIATE ACCOUNTING CLERK For Sale or owner will build for lease “Fitted to'your Eye Doctor’s Prescription” Gordon S. Wood Phone Mrs. Hunt for an appointment, 884-1171, Extension 220 YORK CENTRAL HOSPITAL RICHMOND HILL GLASSES with experience in accounts payable. requires ASSEMBLIES REQUIRED 8 KING ST. EAST, TORONTO 363-5086 OR 884-3905 PRESCRIPTION OPTICIANS FULLY SERVICED 1 TO 20 ACRES RICHMOND HILL Phone 884-9133 One of Canada’s leading second mortgage companies has funds available from $1,600 to $10,000 and more 0 Open from commencement 0 Our service is completely confidential. money from CANADIAN ACCEPTANCE 0 Up to 20 year amortization. You do better With gpenenced GOHFDHA "UN L IM/ If [7 No hidden charges Available for home pur- chase. renovation. debt consolidation. vacr‘tions or any worthwhile purchase. SECOND MORTGAGE FUNDS AVAILABLE 20 Yonge St. S 884-4458 THE LIBERAL. Richmond Hill. Ontario. Thursday, Oct. 26. 1972 IMITED. A SUBSIDIARY OF NORM BLACK REALTY LTD., REALTOR WHAT ARE YOU WORTH? Ambitious men and women required as sales representa- tives for progressive and respected real estate compeny. As a successful applicant. you will be thoroughly tralned in all aspects of real estate. assisted by a qualified man- ager. Earn generous commiSSions and bonus. We have several openings for sales people in our Richmond Hill Office. This is an opportunity for a permanent and exciting career with unlim- ited earnings. For a confidential interview call BARNEY NURGITZ at For confidential interview call DAY and NIGHT COURSES AVAILABLE N. 5. SMITH REAL ESTATE LTD. 884-8106 WE PAY 65% 39 Yonge Street N. 889-7624 0 773 Stay at your present ‘job while getting your real estate license“ Put your future in our hands. Apply to: SALES POSITION QUESTIONS: MIHOREAN & DAHL-JENSEN LTD., Realtor No. 7 Highway Unionville â€" Do you know about the new Real Estate courses offered by the community colleges? â€" Are you aware that there are both day and evening schools? â€" Do you know how much it costs to become a salesperson? â€" Did you realize that provisions for becoming a salesperson have changed as of June 30, 1972? -â€"- Do you also realize that you can pursue the “Introduction To Real Estate” course without leaving your present job? For the answers to these and other questions which you have always wanted to as‘lf, why not join us for an informél evening of coffee, donuts and discussmn, w1thout obligatmn. We are proud to be in the Real Estate business, perhaps you would be too. Please telephone Ron Elliott for further infor- mation, 884-8183 or 297-1270. SALESMEN Required by 22 year-old Real Estate firm, specializing in farms, homes and. estates. REAL ESTATE SCHOOL OCTOBER, 1972 143 YONGE ST. S. an you meet the challenge? REALTOR NORTH SUBURBAN. 7724 YONGE ST. "‘ SEAN FLOOD 889-9330 YOUNG & BIGGIN. Realtor for Aurora and Richmond Hill Offices PLEASE CALL GEORGE JACKSON FOR INFORMATION All calls will be confidential WBROKERS THOS. N. SHEA LTD. REALTOR 3 Yonge Street S. For appointment, call 297-1777 We need 4 experienced ABILITY DETERMINATION PERFORMANCE Salesmen or Salesladies Full M.L.S. privileges ATTITUDE Gord Sinith, Manager Phone 884-4446 773-4211 REAL ESTATE CAREER gamma: uqulaTii‘g) Starting at the bottom of the'ladder is not so‘ bad, providing you can SEE the TOP. If you are interested In a career in the real estate profession . . . try climbing OUR LADDER! Richmond Hill Richmond Hill RICHMOND HILL 889-6241 884-4425