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'66 TRIUMPH Spitfire Mark 2. Best offer. 884-8567 ask for Gary. cl'w15 excellent condition, $800 or best offer. 884-8525r tfc15 ’64 MERCURY Montclair, as is, make offer. good running condition. 889-3838. c1w15 '65 P O N T I A C Parisienne convertible. power steering, brades, radio. Certified. must sell. $450. Call Ron, 884-3798. ‘ *1w15 '65 PONTIAC Stratochief, $200. 889-2665. cl-w15 '68 CORTINA 1600 deluxe, 4-door, 50,000 miles, $425. 884-6729 after 7 pm. c1w15 ‘72 TOYOTA Land Cruiser. '69 FORD LTD wagon, 46,000 miles. $1.600. 884-4039 eve- nings. c1w15 '71 SUPER Bee 4-barrel, 4- onethe-floor. Hurst transmis- sion. 340 Magnum, 39,000 miles, loaded. Asking $3.000. 889-0747. clw15 Greenwood Garage Ltd.. 16 Industrial Road, Richmond Hill. We lease Renault and Peugeot and all other makes of cars. Phone 884-8841 or 773-4444. tfc4fl ‘64 CLASSIC V8, good con- dition, motor needs some repair. 884-1609. c1w15 '64 VOLKSWAGEN, running condition. needs body work, $150. 884-6142. c1w15 '65 DODGE, air conditioned, power brakes and steering, new tires, buckets and con- sole. Priced for immediate sale. $700 or will trade for snowplow and cash. 884-1414. c1w15 '67 BEAUMONT V-8. auto- '67 HILLMAN Estate Wagon, automatic, 21,000 miles, like new. Best offer. 832-2649 after 6 pm. c1w15 '68 FORD station wag0n V-8. FJ40, 4-wheel drive. $3.450. 889-1527. V clrw15 matic. buckets. console radio, $250. 884-9793. clwl5 Kharman Ghia stick auto- matic. Red with matching trim. Lic. No. AWT 605. Stationwagon, V8. auto- matic, power brakes, ra- dio. Jade Green with beige trim. Lic. AWZ 130‘ ’69 Volkswagen Newport Custom 4 Door Hardtop. Fully equipped with air conditioning. Lic. No. DXD 468. Dart 2 Door Hardtop. 6 cylinder. automatic, radio. Bronze wi‘h matching trim. Lic. FBZ 647. '70 Monte Carlo 1968 PLYMOUTH Fury I 4 Door. Lic No DXJ 405. Riviera 2 Door Hardtop. V8, automatic. power steering and brakes, radio, bucket seats and console. Silver Grey. Lie. No. DWT 092. 2 Door Hardtop. Fully equipped with factory air conditioning. Pewter Grey with matching trim Lic. No. DXR 836. LeSabre 4 Door Hardtop 'Lic. No. AKH 743. 2 Door Hardtop. 454 SS. Fully equipped with fac- tory air conditioning. Bronze with saddle trim. iLic. No. DXY 584. §Grand Prix J Model. 2 Door Hardtop. V8. auto- matic. power steering. power brakes, P.W. radio. buckets and console. Bur- gundy with black trim. Lie. No. DYY 120. 889-1105 1971 Ford LTD Southern York's Thursday Morning Marketplace The Liberal Classified AS-IS SPECIALS 1969 Fairlane 1969 Chrysler USED CARS 1970 Pontiac 1969 Dodge 1969 Buick CAR LEASING 1965 BUICK PHONE '71 RENAULT 12 31,000 miles, lady owner. 833-5565. c1w15 ’72 FORD Pinto station wag- on. 12,000 miles. automatic. 884-4280. c1w15 GREENWOOD GARAGE LTD. ’72 RENAULT 12 TL. vinyl top, radio, Michelin tires. ‘72 RENAULT 10, 40 mpg. tinted glass. radio. ‘66 VOLKSWAGEN 1500, 36- 321 ENFORD ROAD 4,560 sq. ft. of light indus- trial space with offices avail- able for Nov. 1, 1973 at $1.15 sq. ft. net. Call W. B. Mal- oney, 444-6633. Lawrence Const. Co. Ltd. c4w15 BLACK vToy Powerian for sale. 889-0217 or 226-4552. SIAMESE cat, Sealpoint, one year old. 889-8200. day, No longer in our life to share But in our hearts, she's a1- 000 miles, as is, $500, 16 Industrial Road. PETS FOR SALE HOME wanted for 10 month old part Lab dog. 884-1519 KITTENS, six weeks old, free to good home. 884-4896. clw15 DRESSMAKING and altera- tions. Reasonable prices. 889- 4145. tfc2 ways there. â€"- Sadly missed by husband William and family. *1w15 DOG grooming. poodles, ter- riers. 'mutts. Betty Forsyth, 889-3606. tfc3 after 6‘ died Oct. 15. 1968. â€"Sadly missed by wife Ruth and family. c1w15 SEEDâ€"In loving memory of a dear wife, mother and grandmother Bertha, who passed away Oct. 12, 1972. Sadly missed along life’s way, Quietly remembered every COWAN â€"- Dr. W. Cameron. CARD OF THANKS The family of the late Gary Simpson of Waubaushene sincerely thank friends and the Langstaff neighbors for their floral tributes, cards and kindness expressed dur- ing our recent bereavement. Signed, Gloria Simpson and Family CARD 0F THANKS Many thanks to all friends and neighbors for their many kindnesses to me and my family during my stay in hospital. Mrs, Sarah Lewis wishes to express her appreciation to all on the 2-day Senior Citi- zens' Color Tour from Maple for their kind assistance to her after her mishap. Also a special thanks to Mrs. Cooper and the bus driver. â€"-Sincerely. Sarah Lewis c1w15 CARD 0F THANKS We wish to express thanks and appreciation to friends. relatives and neighbors for the many acts of kindness. floral tributes and messages of condolence in our recent bereavement in the loss of a husband. father and grand- father. Special thanks to Rev. G. French for his words of comfort, also to the Scott Funeral Home and the ladies of St. Paul's Church, Vaughan and St. Andrew's, Maple. â€" Mary Bishop and family. GOODme â€" Stouifville philanthropist Arthur Latch- am is providing this Uxbridge Township community with an artificial ice arena suitable for hockey and public skat- ing. The local council is hav- ing soil tests done to deter- mine the site. This latest gift comes on top of previous donations of a community hall and floodlit park. CARD OF THANKS DRESSMAKING REAL ESTKTE FOR SALE REQUIRED FOR PRESTIGE SALON Pleasant working condi- tions, high wages for right p e r s o n. Transportation supplied from Richvale, Richmond Hill and Oak Ridges. 3111 memnriam HAIR STYLIST AND HAIR STYLING APPRENTICE USED CARS Phone: Days, 727-2921 Nights, 889-2365 Richmond Hill 884-8841 or 773-4444 (Continued) Mrs. Ray Bennett clw15 clw15 c1w15 clw15 clw15 c1w15 c1w15 DOAN, Edith Gertrudeâ€"At RR. 3, Beamsville on Tuesday, October 2, 1973. Edith Gertrude Doan in her 102nd year. Beloved wife of the late Charles H. ‘Doan, dear mother of Viola (Mrs. Secord Hard- wick) of Beamsville, Nina (Mrs. T. V. Brett). Gladys (Mrs. Lloyd McGregor) both of Brampton, Muriel (Mrs. R. J. Steven) of Thornhill. Florence preâ€" deceased, sister of MI“ John Fields of Sunset Manor. Collingwood (for- merly of Stayner). Also survived by 6 grandchild- ren and 10 great grand- children. Service in Beamsville on Thursday. October 4. 1973. Service in Centennial United Church, Stayner, on Fri- day, October 5 at 1:30 pm. Interment Stayner Cemetery‘ *1w15 ROBINSON, Helen Isobelâ€" At York Central Hospital, on Tuesday, October 2, 1973, after a lengthy ill- ness, Helen McMurchy, loved wife of W. Joseph Robinson, dear mother of Roy and Bill. loving grand- mother of Dawn, sister of Ray McMurchy. Mrs. Rob- inson rested at her late residence, Bayview Ave., Thomhill. Service in Holy Trinity Anglican Church. Brooke St:, Thornhill, Fri- day. Interment Holy Trinity Cemetery. Dona- tions may be made to the Canadian Cancer Society. Arrangements by B. E. Ring Funeral Home, Thorn- hill. c1w15 GOULD; May -â€" Suddenly Thursday evening, Octo- ber 4. 1973. May Webb. beloved wife of Leonard Gould of Richmond Hill. dear mother of Desmond and Kenneth, also surviv- ed by 3 grandchildren. Rested at the Marshall Funeral Home, 126 Yonge St. N., Richmond Hill. Service was held Saturday 11 am. Interment Rich- mond Hill Presbyterian Cemetery. c1w15 KNOWLTON, Amy Kathleen â€"Suddenly at her home in Thornhill on Thursday, October 4, 1973. Amy Ashford, beloved wife of the late Ernest V. Knowl- ton, dear mother of Keith, dear sister of Helen (Mrs. D. M. Robertson) of Ot- tawa and Allen. dear aunt of Tommy, Ross, Gloria and Whayne. A private family service was held at the B. E. Ring Funeral Home. Thornhill, Satur- day. October 6. 1973. In- terment Mount Pleasant Cemetery. c1w15 PATTERSON. L a w r e n c e James â€"â€" Suddenly at Richâ€" mond Hill. Saturday even- ing, October 6, 1973. Larry Patterson. beloved husband of Harriet Ward of Rich- mond Hill. dear father of Lawrence. Shayne and Elizâ€" abeth, grandfather of Shayne Daniel. Brother of George, Mary and Ther- esa. Rested at the Mar- shall Funeral Home. 126 Yonge St. N.. Richmond Hill. Mass was celebrated in St. Mary Immaculate Church, Richmond Hill. Wednesday. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. c1w15 PARSCHE, Albrecht (All â€" On Friday, October 5. 1973, beloved husband of Herta Parsche of Rich- mond Hill, dear father of Kurt and Michael, father in-law of Dale, grandfather of Bari. Rested at the Marshall Funeral Home, 126 Yonge St. N., Richâ€" mond Hill. Service was held on Monday. Inter- ment Richmond Hill Pres- byterian Church Cemetery. c1w15 SIMPKINS, Percyâ€"~Sudden- ly at his residence in Thornhill on Wednesday, October 3. 1973, Percy Simpkins. beloved husâ€" band of Lily Bryant, dear father of Irene (Mrs. A. Humphreys) of Mount Dennis and Reta (Mrs. N. Hedges) of Newmarket and the late John. brother of Harry. also survived by four grandchildren and one great-grandchild. Mr. Simpkins rested at the B. TAYLOR, William Anthony â€"Suddenly, at the home of his daughter in Thorn- hill. on Wednesday. Octo- ber 3. 1973. Bill Taylor. beloved husband of Hazel G. Tozer, dear father of Pat (Mrs. J. Miller). Maur- een (Mrs. R. Corbet). Dub- lin, Ireland. Grandfather of Karen and Tina, bro- ther of Patrick, of Mississ- auga, Bro. S. Benedict of Montreal. Frances and Elizabeth of Ireland. Mr. Taylor rested at the B. E. Ring Funeral Home. 7783 Yonge St. (at Hwy. 7B) Thornhill. Funeral Mass was celebrated in St. Luke's Roman Catholic Church. Green Lane. Thornhill. Saturday. Inter- ment Holy Cross Cemetery. .c1w15 E. Ring Funeral Home. 7783 Yonge St. (at Hwy. 78) Thornhill. Service was held in the chapel. Inter- ment Thomhill Cemetery. c1w15 Emma (Continued) WAT-IS, Agnes Mary â€"- Sud- denly as the result of an accident on Tuesday, Octo- ber 2, 1973. Agnes Bushy, WATTS, Johnâ€"Suddenly as the result of an accident on Tuesday, October 2, 1973‘ John Watts, in his 73rd year, beloved husband of the late Agnes Bushy and dear father of William of Oshawa and stepfather of Jack Nigh, Richmond Hill: also survived by 4 grandchildren. Rested at the Lathangue and Skwar- chuk (formerly Lewis) Fu- neral Home, 30 Simcoe St.. Bradford. Service was held McCARTHY â€"- Ross and Sandra (nee Phillips) are proud to announce the arrival of their first child. John Albert Neal, Septem- ber 28, 1973. First grand- son for Mrs. Conny Phil- lips of Richmond Hill and a new grandson for John and Mildred McCarthy of Maple. Special thanks to the staff of York Central Hospital and especially to Dr. Zukotynski and Dr. Golab. clw15 Mr. and Mrs. Orville Don- nelly of Richmond Hill are pleased to announce the en- gagement of their daughter Patricia Catherine to Mr. Norman Lee Attridge. son of Mr. and Mrs. George Att- ridge of Etobicoke. Wedding to take place June 19, 1974. c1w15 Mr. and Mrs. Basil Mun- sey are pleased to announce the engagement of their daughter Christina Diana Grace to Mr. Lynn Edward Beaumont. son of Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Beaumont, both of Richmond Hill‘ c1w15 Engagrmvnm Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wal- ler of Richmond Hill are very happy to announce the engagement of their only daughter Peggy Ann to Mr. Douglas MacDonald, also of Richmond Hill. c1w15 Zflnrthwming marriages: Due to illness in the im- mediate family the wedding of Edrey Thacker and James Grant Cruikshank has been postponed until late Novemâ€" ber or December. clwl5 O Commissions. 0 Hidden fees. 0 Bonuses. O Restrictive prepayment clauses. Niagara in her 79th year. beloved wife of the late John Watts and dear mother of Wil- liam of Oshawa and Jack Nigh of Richmond Hill; also survived by 4 grandâ€" children. Rested at the Lathanague and Skwarchuk (formerly Lewis) Funeral Home. 30 Simcoe Street, Bradford. Service was held in the chapel Friday at 2 p.m.. Interment Aurora Cemetery. By request the casket remained closed. in the chapel Friday at 2 pm. Interment Aurora Cemetery. By request the casked remained closed. THE THINGS WE HAVE 0 Competitive rates. 0 Fully amortized loans people. THE THINGS WE DON’T HAVE (Up to 20 years) oLiberal plan for the purchase of existing mortgages. o Friendly, courteous WAITERS/WAITRESSES Terms: Cash. No Reserve. Sale Time 10:00 am. Two Important Reasons For Dealing With Niagara mama fFIawless Performance FURNITURE * APPLIANCES * TOOLS MISCELLANEOUS PROCEEDS TO UNIONVILLA REALTY LIMITED 354 Yonge St. N. Richmond Hill 884-8156 1/4 mile north of Steeles Ave. or 21/: miles south of No. 7 on 5th Concession of Markham BUTTONVILLE COUNTRY CLUB 297-1711 RUMMAGE 8. AUCTION SALE SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13 HELD AT M-F FARMS, MILLIKEN Full or Part Time Tfiirflw clw15 c1w15 BY TOM DAVEY Liberal Drama Critic Richmond Hill Curtain Club began its new sea-son with a magnificent perfor- mance of Leonard Gershe's Butterflies Are Free. Director Gerry Crack has wrung -a flawless result from the cast which makes the evening a truly emotional experience. The play begins with ma- ny of vthe lightweight lines which have made television sitcoms such a wasteland. But not for long. The author has a wickedly winty pm which the actors exploilt with great finesse as the play unfolds in a shab- by New Yo-rk apartment. SURE TOUCH Efforrtlessly, he gives a convincing portrayal of a sensitive, in-telligenlt young man who remains unsorry for himself. deSpite his aff- liction. Terry Harford gives a su- perlative performance as the blind Don Baker striking out on his own for the first time in his life. By Butterflies Cast He delivers his witty res- ponses with a sure touch â€" yet there are dramatic mo- ments when one" can swear ‘there are tears glistening in those sightlesvs eyes. B-onni'e Sheppard plays the s‘catterbrarined Jill Tan- ner whose life and back- ground sharply contrast with those of her blind lover. With thoughtless abandon, she gives herself easily, and withdraws herself clumsily, causing great pain -to her new lover. WAg-a‘in a great perfor- mance. As Don Baker's mother, Pat Kanttaroff has some of the best lines in the play and she does not waste a syllable. While we resent 'her in- terference. initially. we gra- dually warm to her and de- velop a gru‘dging respect for her penetrating ripostes. Hers is a great performance. While she does not deny she is a middle aged square from weal-thy Scarsdale, She shows that not all the witty words and wisdom come from the love-bead gen-era- tion. The part of Ralph Austin. the drama prodUcer who gets Jill to move into his apartment, is a minor one in this play. David Smith makes full use of the limiâ€" ted time he is on the stage and gets the laughs as he outlines the plot of his off- Broadwa-y production. Thé sét .of Butterflies is outstanding and an authen- tic backdrop to the actors. Not only are there some real Braille books in evi- dence but the faucets actual- lv work when the players me the kiichen. GREAT THEATRE One final mas-terly touch i: shown when the blind man uses his Braille watch. True. onlv the first 1hree rows might notice that the (‘rvsial aotnallv does lift when he Tell: the lime. Yef it i: t-hk attention 'to detail LLOYDTOWN: This historic hamlet is haunted by friend- ly ghosts and residents who claim to have seen them take them quite seriously. A lady ghost is reported to haunt the home of bookstore oper- ator Art Gray and the ghosts of a young Shawnee Indian and his French wife are re- ported as frequent visitors to the home of Art Herman. MARKl-IAM â€" George and Mabel Grose, aged 87 and 86 years respectively, are two flighty octogenarians from the Markham Senior Citizens' residence. They recently took to the air in a helicopter over Buttonville airport. the sec- ond such adventure in less than a year. Last time their picture was shown at the Ontario Science Centre. NEWMARKET: Hardo Vase ila has been appointed town engineer at an annual salary of $17,000. His experience includes assignments in the Scarboro engineering de- partment. a period as a priv- ate consulting engineer and engineering experience in South Africa and England. He assumes his post Oct. 15. Experienced in theme plastic moulding, in- jection moulding with basic knowledge of tool maintenance. Salary commensurate with ex- perience. Apply to Box 55, “The Liberal”. SET-UP MECHANIC Auctioneers Walker-Liptay Ltd. James Stoddart. which gives Butterflies the final touch of class which is found in great theatre. As both comedy and dua- ma. the play is most highly recommended. But already the Curtain Club is under rehearsal for its next pro- duction. Six Tales of Can- terbury, adapt-ed from Chau- cer by Joanne 'Norman and directed by Cicely Thomson. Not to be confused with the musical. Canterbury Tales. it comprises six saucy episodes from the vibald En-gli-sh classic and opens on November 30. Meanwhile, while Butter- flies ‘has been playing to full houses. some tickets are still available. Details can be ob- tained from Merle George at 884â€"4274. \fhe Mover lid. Get into a “results office” where you help set the pattern. Top commission deal. Experienced or if you are responsible and capable we will train you. CANADA TRUST REALTOR 6989 Yonge St. Frank McGuire 226-0803 Minimum 5,000 square feet dry storage re- quired between November 1, 1973 and May 1, 1974. Must be accessible by transporter with reasonable loading facilities and security. Preferably within 25 miles of Newmarket. Reply, giving particulars as to location and size, to: Qualifications Ontario Department of Labour Certificate (Plumber). Minimum of ten 'years trade experience. Secondary school graduate. Starting salary $10,500. Apply in writing before October 17, 1973 to: Personnel Co-ordinator The Regional Municipality of York Box 147, Newmarket, Ontario MOVING? 127 BIRCH AVE. THORNHILL Modern Storage Warehouse Firestone Tire and Rubber Company of Can- ada Ltd., operating large retail sales outlets has immediate openings for: Office & Credit Managers and Store Managers. Excellent employee benefits and starting salary. Unlimited opportunities for advance- ment. Applicants must have grade 12 education, chauffeur’s license and be bondable. Exper- ience helpful, but not essential. Please telephone 884-4401 for an appoint- ment. ‘Fwestone CAREER OPPORTUNITIES 0 OFFICE and CREDIT MANAGERS o STORE MANAGERS PLUMBING INSPECTOR I YOUR UNITED VAN LINES AGENT et us help you solve All your @fi Department of Health & Soeial Services DRY STORAGE WANTED THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF YORK Looking for a job with a challenge? With something new? STORAGE P.O. BOX 210 NEWMARKET, ONT. oving problems efore you move! WE NEED YOU! received by the undersigned for the supply of: 1. Utility Body for supplied Cab and Chassis 2. 5 ton Cab and Chassis Truck 3. Truck mounted Hydraulic Crane 4. 3 ton tilt Cab and Chassis Truck 5. Industrial Tractor on Rub- ber and Front End Loader 6. One way Snow Plow and Sander Combination until 12:00 o'clock n o o 11 Thursday, October 25th, 1973, at the Municipal Build- ing. 56 Yonge Street North, Richmond Hill. Specifications may be ob- tained from the undersigned. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. L. M. Clement Clerk 56 Yonge Street North Richmond Hill, Ontario TOWN OF RICHMOND HILL SEALED TENDERS will be THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill, Ontario, Thurday, Oct. 11, 1973 889-4911-2-3 Gentle as a Lamb 0...... a9 p-n p: 0‘ $107 $103 $90 $115 $130 p .1-)-0-15.0-0.1)-lD-.0.0.0.0-0.0-0.0-0.1--.0-‘~. Finch/Dufferi Internationall: ienced 129 1 month salary Finch/Signet This large CI switchboard c Woodbine/Ste Your invoice gressive new Woodbine/Ste Use your nev in this billin ment. 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