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MORTGAGE coming due'.’ Cash to consolidate bills? Low cost Isl. 2nd and 3rd mortgage money available. Call me now for fast. con- fldenllal service. Bram Ogden. Emerald Isle Real Estate Limited. 889‘ 5651. 884-2377. tfc23 PROPERTY OWNERS We have cllents wlth 2nd Mortgage funds from 101/.r%. Also for good 1sts at best rates. For personal servlce call Tom Osborne at 881- 0164. Osborne Mortgage Ser- vices. c1w28 ROOM and board available. 884-3639. c1w28 ROOM and board for a mid- dlo aged business person, private washroom. steps from Plaza. 884-6723. c2w28 PUREBRED collie. sable and, white. answers to "Buffy." lost in the Victoria Square ‘, area. 49:?‘7211. c1w28i GERMAN shepherd. male,‘ black and fawn. in Richmond ! Hill or Thornhill area. Ra- bies tn: No. 258. 889-5338. A CASH buyer needs pianos. furniture. antiques. c h i n a and glassware. Fast pickup. 889-5101. tfc25 ANTIQUES. appliances and furniture urgently required. top prices, fast pick-up. 881- 1063 or if no answer 884- 5806. tfc27 HOUSE wanted to buy. King City. private. 833-5365. RAILROAD style pocket watches and guns by collec- tor. Please phone 297-1480. tfc28 FAIRLAWN Junior and Nursery School. 8403 Yongc Street. 'l‘hornhill. Licensed full dnv school. open all year. ASSISTANCE WITH YOUR FEE (‘AN BE ARRANGED IF NECESSARY. in good health. but bored with retirement, wishes part time employment. Can offer :42 years' experience as fore- man on production lines. re- ceiving and stores. and in- ventory. Would consider anything to keep busy. Please call 884-9414. clw28 R'E'fifiED industrial» Ac- countant. all phases. One or two days a week only. 889- 2803. clw28 RELIABLE day care given in my home. Rockport and Tormoro area. 884-6223. DAY Care available in my home. for 4 or 5-year-old child. Pemberton Road area. 884-8204. tfc28 DAY Care given in my home. Oak Ridges area. Children of any age. hot meals. 773-4201 c2\\'28 RELIABLE day care given in my home. 884-4985. AVAILABLE in my home. Bayview and Markham area. 884-2363. (-2w27 RELIABLE day care in my home on Essex Ave. Baby welcome. 884-6159. (‘2\\'27 BOOKKEEPING s e r v i c c 5. call evening or weekends. Call 884-6236.“ A c4w28 WILL do typing in my home. 884-8972. clw28 RECENT graduate of Seneca College would like full-time job in doctor's office. Please call 773-5524. c1w28 SECRETARI'AL wérk wanted 4 pm - 10 pm. 12 years' ex- perience. 884-1452. c1w28 GENTLEMAN â€" ‘Activ‘e and DAY Care given in my home. infant or pre-schooler. near Crosby school. 884-5356. DAY Caro given in my home. Lucas area. 884-3722. tfc28 BABYSITIING done in my apartment. any day and hours. very cheaply. 884â€" 7015. Ask fer Vera Martin. *l\\'28 DRESSMAKING, top fash- ions. plus quality, at reason- able prices‘ 889-6806. REQUIRED transportation to Malton Airport daily. Thorn- hill area. 889-3283. c2w2'7 Room and Board URGENT Want to rent a farm in the Richmond Hill area for sheep and cash cropping, by April lst, 1973. Phone col- lect, 640-2925. or write to S. Clarkson, Stouffville. RR 4. *1w28 an and cHild. References. 519-821-9555 collect. even- ings. clwgf TEMFITOYMENT WANTED UNFL’J’R’NI’SHED flat or small house with garden. for wom- UNFURNISHED room with private bath wanted. 889- 6460. c2w27 URGENT â€" 'tWo orrwtrhree rooms for mother and 20- month baby. ground level if possible, in Richmond Hill. Call 889-6084. c1w27 DRESSMAKING so cuss/n , mmzww Transportation MORTGAGES DAY CARE 889-0464 - 223-5968 'WA NTED WANTED TO RENT LOST c1w28 22w28 clw28 c4w28 tfc27 “025 tfc16 POODLES‘, tiny toys, white] Champion stock. $125. 884â€" 6512. c1w28 GERMAN Shepherd, male. 6 months, black and tan, train-1 ed. to good home. $30. 889- 9912. c1w28 i566DLEs, black hiinizitili‘a six weeks, shots. $75. 884- 7434. , c1w28 able. 889-7737. c1w28 PURE-BREIS' SamoyVéa pup- pies. champion stock. 888â€" 1720. c2w28 gABLE browri Burmeserkit- Itens pedigree stock, $100. I 833-5139. c2w28 Engagempntz DiBERTO â€"â€" Pat and Lynda (nee Baille) are proud to announce the birth of their son Christopher Paul on Tuesday. January 2. 1973 at York Central Hospital, first grandchlid for War- ren and Elizabeth Bailic. Special thanks to Doctor Bigelow and the nurses on the third floor. c1w28 DO you have a drinking problem? If so AA can help. Write Box 84. Richmond Hill. or call EM. 6-8684. tfc24 ANYONE wishing to contact Diane Doiron in regards to the recent death of her fath- er. Eugene. may phone her at 485-6895 or at 2181 Av- enue Road. Toronto, Ontario. c2w28 BELL â€"â€" George and Linda (nee McKenzie! are happy to announce the birth of their son Richard George. 7 lbs. 12 025.. on January 3. 1973 at York Central Hospital. c1w28 FOLLIOTT â€" Larry and Gayle (nee Morrisl are proud to announce the birth of a daughter, Kath- ryn Diane. 8 lbs. 8 02.. January 4. 1973, at North York General. a sister for Michael and first grand- daughter for Mrs. L. Fol- llott, Thornhill and Mr. and Mrs. George Morris. Uxbridge. c1w28 GOHN â€" Ted and Lynn are proud to announce the ar- rival of their daughter Kelly Robyn. a sister for Jodi Lynn, January 8. 1973 at York Central Hos- pital. Many thanks to Dr. Krystolovich cl\\'28 Mr‘ and Mrs. William Broad of Richmond Hill are happy to announce the enâ€" gagement of their eldest daughter. Barbara-Ann to David Melhuish. son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Melhuish of Stouffville. c1w28 COLLIER -â€" Doug and Wen- dy Inec Charnow) are happy to announce the birth of their daughter. Tanya Elizabeth. 6 lbs., 141-2 025.. on Friday. Jan- uary 5. 1973. at York Con- tral Hospital. Many thanks to Dr. Krystolovich and Nurses. c1w28 HAMMOND -â€" Wayne and Norma are pleased to an- nounce the arrival of their first son, Clayton Wayne. 8 lbs. 1 02.. born on Dec- embor 30. 1972 at York Central Hospital. Special thanks to Drs. Socol and Bate and the nursing staff on the 3rd floor. oiw28 PAXTON â€"- Shelley and Wayne are happy to an- nounce the birth of their daughter Christine Lee- Ann. 8 lbs., 6% 025., Dec- ember 29, 1972, at York Central Hospital. c1w28 Mrs. Jennie Campbell of Weston is pleased to an- nounce the engagement of her daughter Charlene Anne to Harold Duane Reid, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Reid of RR 2. Gormley. On~ tarior c1w28 Mr. and Mrs. Victor Croc- ker of 74 Royal Orchard Blvd.. Thornhill wish to an- nounce the engagement of their daughter Denise Anne to Craig Douglas Andrews. son of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Andrews of RR 2. Maple. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Taylor of Richmond Hill pleased to announce the gagement of their daug Linda A. to George G. M: son of Mr. and Mrs. R: Macri of Thornhill. *1 All breeds. poodles. terriers and Spaniels specialty. 25 year's experience. Free pick- up and delivery. Rosemary Lamb Davenport. 833-5715 or 889-6116. tfc7 BEAGLES. cockers, terriers. shepherds. collies. poodle type puppies. guaranteed. $5. to $35.. will hold. 889-7194. tfc22 SAMOYED champion stock. very friendly, 3 males. 884- 8841 between 9 am and 4 pm. clw28 PETS FOR SALE DOG grooming. poodles. {er-3 riers. mutts. Betty Forsythw 889-3606. tfc3 ‘ PROFESSIONAL DOG GROOMING All breeds, poodles. terriers and Spaniels specialty. 25‘ year's experience. Free pick- ‘ up and delivery. Rosemary. Lamb Davenport. 833-5715‘ or 889-6116. tfc7 ‘ BEAGLES. crackers. terriers! shepherds. collies. poodle' type puppies. guaranteed. 35’ to $35.. will hold. 889-7194.l tfc22 . SAMOYEDfichampio‘n_stock, very friendly, 3 males. 884- 8841 between 9 am and 4 pm. c1w28 PooDIJEs, tiny toysfwhite. ("hnmnirm uni-k $125 984â€" BAILEY. Mary Kathleen â€" In Delray Beach. Florida. on Monday, January 8th. 1973, in her 8lst year. dearly beloved wife of Frank H. Bailey. dear mo- ther of Mrs. Jean Hayes of Don Mills. dear sister of Mrs. Edith Helleur of Thornhill, also survived by two grandchildren. A pri- vate family service was held Wednesday from the Jarrett lWillowdale) Chap- el, 4661 Yonge St. (just north of Hwy. 401). In- terment York Cemetery. No flowers please. As ex- pressions of sympathy do- nations to Canadian Can- cer Society would be great- ly appreciated. c1w28 PERSONAL Eirtha cl\\'28 ghter hap [acri. In Our :alph â€"Sa 1w28 Orphie are CULLEN â€" In loving mem- cry of a dear wife and mother Martha who passed away January 9, 1966. Two tired eyes are sleeping, Two willing hands are still, For one who suffered far too HOWES, Herbert â€" In lov- ing memory of a dear father. The blow was great. the shock severe, We little thought the end was near, And only those who have lost can tell The pain of parting without farewell. More each day we miss you. father. Friends may think the wound is healed. But they little know the sorrow That lies within our hearts concealed. â€"Sadly missed by a loving dnuehter Carrie and sons Richard, Fred and Steven. c1w28 HEPBURN' Re“ Jame-“fl Noble â€" At Sunnybrookl Hospital on January 1, The days of horses and 1973. Beloved husband of wagons hauling farm produce Nancy Watson and dearjto Toronto were recalled reâ€" father of Mae of Toronto cently with the passing of and Kenneth of Ottawa. James Joseph Jones. Gorm' dear grandfather of Jenni-lley. known to many as fer and Michael Hepburn. 1 “Uncle Joe". A private service was held Born at Jefferson on Sep- on Wednesday, January 3. tembel‘ ll. 1885, Mr. Jones 1973. Those wishing tolwas the son of James Jones make memorial tributesland Ida Weir. All his life are asked to contribute toj Mr. Jones farmed in the the Canadian Cancer So-,Gormley - Buttonville al‘ea ciety. nc1w28 and for the last few years LAWRENCE. Hector John (Member of Universe Lodge 705 A.F. and AM.) â€"- At Scarborough General Hos- pital. on Saturday. January 6. 1973, Hector John Law- rence. retired employee Bell Canada. beloved hus- band of Isabel Clark. dear father of Arthur of Mark- ham. and Jche 4Mrs. E. Edwards! brother of Eliz- abeth Lawrence. Glasgow. Scotland. Also beloved by 8 grandchildren. and 2 great-grandchildren. Serv- ice was held in the chapel of Prospect Crematorium. 1450 St. Clair Ave. W.. Tuesday. Donations may be made to the Cancer Society. Arrangements by the B. E. Ring Funeral Home. Thornhill. ciw28 much, ls resting in God’s will. Trust to meet her in the sky. â€"Evcr remembered by husband and family. clw28 HOWES. Herbert â€"â€" In lov- ing memory of a dear hus- band who passed away January 15. 1972. The one I loved has gone to rest. His fond true heart is still. The hand that always helped Now lies in death's cold chill. A faithful husband. one of the best. May God grant him eternal rest. â€"-Sadly missed by his wife Hilda. c1w28 WELDRICK â€" In loving memory of my dear hue- band. Boynton. who passed away January 10, 1971. What would I give to clasp his hand His happy face to see. To hear his voice and see hi? smile That meant so much to me INCE. Beatrice Amelia â€"- At Bayview Villa. Thurs- day. January 4, 1973. Bea- trice. beloved wife of James Ince of Richmond Hill, dear mother of James, Alex, Stanley and the late Ethel Cooney. Rested at the Marshall Funeral Home. 126 Yonge St. N.. Richmond Hill. Service was held Satur- day. Interment Highland Memory Gardens. c1\\'28 I dream of you. dear loved DOIRON, Eugeneâ€"0n Dec- ember 20, 1972. Eugene,;I beloved father of only child Diane age 20. resi- dent of Toronto. Resting at} O'Brien Funeral Home.‘ Belleville. Ontario. Service was held at St. Mary's Church. Marysville. On-I tario, on Saturday. Dec-I ember 23. Interment SM Mary‘s Cemetery. c1w28§ happy In Our Father's chosen place â€"Sadly missed by his wife one. And see your smiling And know that you 3m mpmnrmm Evath missed by his wife c1w28 face are c1w28 of For some time, Mr. Jones had been confined to Brier Bush Hospital in Stouffville where he died New Year‘s Eve. Services were held at the Marshall Funeral Home. Richmond Hill. and were conducted by Rev. William Vanderbent. a lifelong friend. Interment will be later in Hoiso Hill Cemetery beside Mrs. Jones. In January 1916. he mar- ried Violet Lehman. who predeceased him in March, 1955. Surviving are Orval of West End. Woking. Surrey, England: Phyllis tMrs. Har- ry Suyors' Richmond Hill and Albm‘t of Buttonvillv. Prodocoasing him was his =ocond son Morley of Mark- ham who died in June. 1971. Also surviving are 12 grand- children and six great grand- children. and Ida Weir. All his life Mr. Jones farmed in the Gormley - Buttonville area and for the last few years resided in Old Gormlcy. He served for a number of years as a public school trus- tee in Whitehureh Township as it was then known and also as a road foreman when road work was done by resi- dent farmers. Horses were used to haul the snow ploughs and much of the work was done by hand shovelling as was the main- tenance work on the roads during the other seasons. The family of the late Dun- can Campbell would like to express their sincere thanks to relatives. friends and bus- iness associates for their cards. flowers and acts of kindness during their recent sudden bereavement. Special thanks to the staff of York Central Hospital. We wish to extend sincere thanks and appreciation for the messages of sympathy from our friends and neigh- bors in our recent bereave- ment of Sybil Maud, wife and mother. ABLE! £5 W a 3,311.13? Mr. and Mrs. James Laird of Richmond Hill are pleased to announce the marriage of their daughter Patricia Joan to Mr. Brian Robert Gentles. on December 22, 1972. at St. Paul's Lutheran C h u r c h. Couple to reside in Thorn- hill. c1w28 ‘1w28 CARD 0]“ THANKS CARD OF THANKS marriageg Hill Rams Fall WE PAY 65% James Jones â€"John Donaldson and L Family. 3 Yonge Street S. for Aurora and Richmond Hill Offices REAL ESTATE BROKERS PLEASE CALL GEORGE JACKSON FOR INFORMATION Myrtle and Family *1w28 We need 4 experienced All calls will be confidential Salesmen or Salesladios Phone 884-4446 The Rams came back on Terry's goal at 5:38 and then took the load on Dunk- lcy‘s tip-in but from there on in the going got tougher. Ajax lied it. went ahead 3-2 and then 4â€"2 on Field- ing’s goal at 17:49 of the qocond period. Enter Carr‘s problems. Carr attempted to pounce on the puck and smother it at the corner of his not but it squirted through his gloves and new.“ the goalmouth to a looring Fielding who just pushed it into the twines. Hill made it 4-3 at 19:09 01' the same period on a screen shot with assists go- ing to Jim Clement and Pat llughvs. What turned out to be llichmnnzl llill's final hurrah 01' the night came at 4:51 of the third period when they tied it an another screenshot :is- Bunuau‘ scared from Pirus at 4:5]. Then came more trouble. l’irus came out of his not to attempt to smother a puck at 7:09 only to have 11 Ram slap the puck as he reached for it. The wilful littlc disk slipped between his legs and =1ilhercil cooly into the not. Conlnnl received credit for 1he score. Ajax tcok little time start- ing the night‘s dol‘cful evmts scoring 57 seconds after the game got underway with Fielding doing the honors. He was taken out at the 9:11 mark for Bob Clement who was in the twines for the final two Ajax goals. Leading the Ajax offen- sive was John Fielding with three goals followed by Bernie Johnson with two and singles by Bob Marlow, Al Contant and Don Nicholson. Scoring for the Rams was evenly divided between Craig Terry. Dave "Digger" Dunkloy, Dave Hill, Bob Bangay. and Alex Pirus. Especially Richmond Hill Rams' Coach Karl Brimble- comb Tuesday night as he watched his charges bumble to an 8-5 defeat at the hands of lowly Ajax in a Provincial Junior "A" contest at the chal arena. The Rams couldn't do too much right especially on de- fence. Having one of his rougher nights since joining the Rams was Goalie Gary Carr‘ who argued and bickered with a flighty puck through most of the game. The puck just wouldn't co-operate with him on three of the six goals against him. He didn't get too much help from his teammates. l i To be pursued in this article are the news and events of Langstaff Secondary. In the sports field, our four basketball teams are faring well. As of Monday the junior girls’ team had a start- ling record of four wins and no losses and were in first place in York County South. The senior girls had a three-win and one-loss record and also held a first place position in our league. Il‘ )lt ill ll! 3* 'T‘L- ...:,J._AL .....J L. L-___| LA.,,,, 1A,”, 8-5 To Ajax It was one of those games tnat gives even the most philosophical of coaches a low thousand more grey hairs. STUDENT BQEEEBSSJ 11 M1 1131‘?) Richmond Hill PART TIME REQUIRED Talk around school now is of the coming LSS Student Association Directorate elections. The outgoing directorate consists of President Glen Barnden. Directors Josephine Matyas and Kim Derry, Secretary Ruth Harper, Treasurer Gail Shearer, Girls’ Athletic Directors Jan John- son and Boys’ Athletic Director Doug Wincester. Congratulations on their jobs! The names of the candidates for the new directorate are in some cases familiar, as well as new. There are four people running for the position of president at this point. Victorious as well were the Juniors, with a close score of 39-35. Langstaff held a fairly sub- stantial lead until the third and fourth periods. Markham started to come back, and held their opposition to only four points in the third period. High scorer was Marco Kovacic with 18 points, and the whole junior team provided an enjoyable and exciting contest. A “BB” Discotheque was featured in the cafeteria both nights after the games. It seems that Jan Johnson, who did fantastic work as GAD, has decided she is going to imple- ment a constitutional change if she gets elected. Ron St. Eve. a well known figure in Langstaff, has definitely decided to run for the presidential position. Dave Saunders. a grade 11 student, and Gary Gregoire, who is in grade 12, are in conten- i tion and should provide for an even more inter- i estinu election. 1 The midget and junior boys‘ teams have played two league games each. On December 15 the midgets lost a hard fought game to Thornhil-l, in a doubleheader. The second game saw our juniors defeat Thornlea in a close, well-played game. Langstaff hosted Markham in another doubleheader Friday night of last week. The midgets won by a score of 33-24, Kevin Todd being high scorer with 11 points and Tony Gibson having a good game. Josephine Matst is seeking re-election as one of the directors. Ruth Harper and Gail Shearer are running again for their respective positions of secretary and treasurer. Gail Neale, who 'an for GAD in the last election, is once more going to try for office. Also up for election is the position of chair- man of the dance committee. Co-chairmen Debbie Mesure and Calvin Sauro did a good job of organizing: the two dances that we had this year. and the Coffee House as well. No candi- (lates_have been declared for the position as yet. Next week, more news, plus “a special sc'oop on this year’s coming Free School. That’s it. As I sit here trying to think of something to start with in my first column, I remember all those lessons in English class on writing expos- itions. Frist point: arouse the reader's interest. Second point: state your thesis. Third point: write coherent paragraphs, each with a definite topic. Fourth point: conclude your story in a way that it will be impressed upon the reader. Well, on with the exposition . . . er . . report . . . hmmmm . . Langstaff Junior And Senior Girls Lead York County South League Call Mr. Belton at 884-3211 or visit in person between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. McDonald’s Restaurants Of Canada Ltd. 295 YONGE STREET NORTH RICHMOND HILL, ONTARIO STORE NO. 8068 ~ CENTRAL SUPPLY WORKER FULL TIME WORK â€" ALI. BENEFITS APPLY IN WRITING TO: DIRECTOR OF NURSING YORK CENTRAL HOSPITAL RICHMOND HILL, ONT. L S S SCOOP Langstaff Secondary School Correspondent (Telephone 889-2501) The Town of Markham York Central Hospital By MARGARET ROGERS STUDENT ELECTIONS No Experience Required IHORNHILL POOL Required by THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill, Ontario, Thursday, Jan. 11, 1973 Required for Required for firm in Woodbridge area. Appli- cant should have a good typing speed and be interested in working with figures. Position offers variety and good working conditions. For personal interview please call Full time position with complete company benefits. Knowledge of inventory control and working ability in tires and batteries a definite asset. Unfurnished bungalow, no appliances, a small barn for storage. Reasonable rent in exchange for light maintenance duties. Young & Biggin Ltd. 7724 Yonge St. Thornhill, Ontario 889-9330 Major Toronto Realtor expanding operation into your area requires ambitious and enthus- iastic pepole. ELEANOR CALDER MANAGER Interested Call TANKOOS, YARMON lTD. For Sale or owner will build for lease Good working company paid required. By well established Volkswagen dealership in Richmond Hill. Must be able to work on all makes of cars. Apply to Mr. INDUSTRIAL SITES Clerk - Typist PARTS PERSON WAITRESSES DISH WASHERS SHORT ORDER COOKS FULL & Part Time Positions To Apply Phone 832-1555 2144 RUTHERFORD ROAD, MAPLE Experienced Real Estate Agents Wanted CONTACT MR. STANLEY - 223-6550 ‘I‘I'I'il Top commissions plus incentives In-Company training programs Be your own boss Manage your own time Opportunities available for KEEN, PLEASANT, AMBITIOUS 8 KING ST. EAST, TORONTO 363-5086 OR 884-3905 AUTO MECHANICS REQUIRED QVOyaoeurD FULLY SERVICED Immediate Opening BUNGALOW FOR RENT EXPERIENCED 1 TO 20 ACRES R. L. BROWN 851-2861 MAPLE, ONTARIO [r. K. Wichtler or Mr. J. Moss W. & P. Motors Ltd. 178 Yonge St. N., Richmond Hill Telephone 889-7701 Apply Mr. Myles, Canadian Tire Store, 70 Yonge St. N., Richmond Hill REQUIRED RESTAURANT conditions and wages, fringe benefits. References £§§d Dlllll IIVIIIM