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COLLEGE instructor, tutors in math, physics, chemistry, High School and College. Call 881-2296. c2w36 MARCH 16. SATURDAY at 12:30 pmâ€"Auction Sale at King City Community Centre on Doctor's Lane lst street east of lights in King City. Sale includes Arrowback rocker, washstand, 2 oak desks, 9 piece toilet set, quani- ty of Depression and other glass items, oil and Aladin lamps, crocks. milk cans, old Canadian silver (dollar and halfs), old foreign coins, dimes 1939-1969, Queen size box spring and mattress. and Niagara Cyclo massage unit both in excellent condition, 5 wooden shutters, quantity of pictures and frames, Fruit- wood end tables (2) and coffee table with marble inlay, mis- cellaneous China including 7 pieces of Blue Willow. high boy dresser. rockers, etc. This is our 3rd sale of 1974 for ones who do not have sufficient for their our sale. Approx, 250 items. Many use- ful and collector's items, good seating arrangement. Terms Cash â€" Gord Orr Auctioneer. c1w37 DOG - Male, vicinity of view and Centre Street, blonde and white hair. curling tail. very short Reward. Call 884-7823 SALE REGISTER HUDEMAâ€"Alan and Elaine are happy to announce the arrival of their first child Kevin Adam, weight 8 lbs. 15 ozs.. born March 8, 1974. at York Central Hospital. Fourth grand- child for Mr. and Mrs. Mel Hudema of Richvale and fifth grandchild for Mr. and Mrs. Jack Adams of Downsview. c1w37 LEATHERDALE â€" Ken and Dorothy (nee Corner) are happy to announce the birth of their second child, a son. 'Scott Thomas, 9 lbs., 6 025.. on Thursday. March 7. 1974 at York Central Hospital, a brother for Paul. Proud grand- parents are Mr. and Mrs. Harry Corner of Rich- mond Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Leatherdale from King and great-grandfather Mr. Thomas Leatherdale, Aurora. Special thanks to Dr. Granton. Dr. Bate and the hospital nursing staff. c1w37 MARTIN â€" Len and Mar- lene (nee Dennis) are proud to announce the ar- rival of their first child, a daughter Shelley Col- leen, born March 5, 1974. 8 lbs. 8 023.. at York Cen- tral Hospital, Richmond Hill. Many thanks to Dr. Paul Newbigging. Dr. A. Golab and hospital staff. *1w37 PERUSICH â€" Frank and Roberta Inee Wirtanenl are proud to announce the birth of their first child Michelle Christine, born February 24. 1974. weigh- ing 7 lbs. 9% 025. First grandchild for Mr. and Mrs. D. Perusich and fifth grandchild for Mr. and Mrs. A. Wirtanen. Sincere thanks to Dr. Nirenberski and the nursing staff. Newspaper Classified offers advertisers a combination of unbeatable advantages. Phone today â€" 884-1105-6. Fast results! W G: P MOTORS LTD.@ 178 YONGE ST. N._ RICHMOND HILL, 399-7701 or 884-6861 Among Our Readers, There's A Buyer For Anything You Want To Sell 178 YONGE ST. N., RICHMOND HILL, 889-7701 or 884-6661 TUITION iirthn Immgdiate Dellve y. &\\\\\\\\\\\\\?\“\§\ \\ _\\x\§\\\\\~,_, k; LOST Come in today. Start saving gas tomorrow. c1w37 clw37 Bay- long long legs. In fitmnriam BURNETT â€" In loving me- mory of our dear mother Mary Isabel Burnett who passed away March 14. 1973. Lovineg remembered by her family and grandchildren. *1w37 PETERS â€"â€" In loving memo- ry of a dear husband, fa- ther and grandfather, Cor- nelius (Pete) who passed away March 15, 1973. He left us suddenly, His thoughts unknown, But left us a memory, We are proud to own. So treasure him Lord, In your garden of rest. For when on earth, He was one of the best. â€" Sadly missed by wife Bet- ty, Marion. Norton, Ken, Carol. Marsha and Michelle. clw37 TYNDALL â€" In fond mem- ory of Stan Tyndall who died March 16. 1972. Hus- band of Jean, father of Stewart, Ruth and Nor- man and grandfather of Mardi. David, Paul, Peter, Laurie, Wendy and John. “In our book of memories We tenderly turn another page." YOUNG â€" In loving memx cry of Harold (Huck) Young who passed away suddenly on March 18, 1966. Canadian Association for the Mentally Re- tarded requires congenial fast, accurate typist â€" Keele-Steeles, $110 per week. Call Department S to be responsible for all day by day account- ing work up to and including trial balance. Must have good knowledge of accounts receiv- able, payables and general banking. Apply : 90.00 95.00 95.00 135.00 135.00 120.00 Woodbine/Steeles: First job and little typing? Training is provided for the figure oriented. Woodbine/Steeles: A bright, ambitious person, willing to learn all aspects of office work. Dufferin/Wilson: A recent graduate with typ- ing ability is needed by this growing Co. Good potential. Dufferin/Wilson: Fantastic opportunity for dicta secretary with above average ambition. Lawrence/Caledonia: Use your shorthand and typing in this challenging position. Lawrence/Keele: Want responsibility? dicta secretary to this busy president. Be the Clerk Typist EXPERIENCED BOOKKEEPER “No appointment neeeulry" 1315 Finch Ave. W., Suite 206 l 5 Fail-view Mall Dr.. Suite 260 ‘ 3089 Bathurst St.. Suite 207 . . . . . . ' Richmond Hill Company Requires Sisters & Brothers *1w37 ALCORE FABRICATING LTD., 65 Newkirk Road, Richmond Hill 889-4923 661-9611 a ofific‘sffis'finmonu comm *1w37 dxnke I would like to thank 311' my friends, relatives andi neighbors for their lovely‘ flowers, cards and inquiriesl received during my stay in York Central Hospital. Many thanks to Dr. Arai and Dr, Kirby and the nurses on the third floor. I CARD 0F THANKS CARD OF THANKS DAVIS â€" The family of the late Bertha I. Davis wish to express their sincere thanks to relatives, friends and neighbors for their kind acts and expressions of sym- pathy, cards, floral trib- utes and donations during their recent bereavement. Special thanks to Rev. S. Snowden and Marshall Fun- eral Home. c1w37 We wish to thank our re- lations, friends and neigh- bors for their cards, flow- ers, donation to the heart foundation and Bibles sent. in regards to our recent loss. Special thanks to Rev. Snowden, Marshall Funeral Home, York Regional Po- lice Department and the la- dies of Maple United Church. Lulu Leece and Family c1w37 CARD OF THANKS SEE OUR WANT ADS. A classified ‘ad in “The Liberal" is a good way to turn out-grown or unneeded items into cash. It’s easy to order your ad. Just phone 884-1105-6 for direct-line FOR FAST RESULTS. Mrs. Eleanor Cook, Hunt Avenue. c1w37 630-0064 493-6880 787-0397 BURTON. Robertâ€"At Quéefi Elizabeth Hospital, on Tuesday. March 5, 1974, Robert Burton, beloved husband of Martha Elliot, dear father of Margaret (Mrs. N. Adams), Robert, IRONS, Mary Ethel â€" At York County Hospital. Newmarket, on Saturday, March 9. 1974, Ethel Irons of Thornhill, in her 94th year, beloved wife of the late Walter G. Irons. Dear mother of Wilfrid Charles. and dear sister of Clara (Mrs. G. Reeve) of Galt. Mrs. Irons rested at the B. E. Ring Funeral Home, 7783 Yonge St. (at Hwy. 7B3, Thornhill. Service was held in the chapel Wednesday at 2 pm. In- terment Pine Hill Ceme- tery. clw37 MacDONALD, Alexander â€"- At York Central Hospital on March 9, 1974. Alex MacDonald, beloved hus- band of Ida Marwood‘ of Teston. and brother of Charlie, Ida, and Dorothy. Rested at the Marshall Funeral Home. 126 Yonge St. N., Richmond Hill. Service was held Tuesday 11 am. Interment Maple Cemetery. c1w37 WATTERSON. Phillip Cecil â€"â€"At Branson Hospital on Wednesday, March 6, 1974. Phillip Watterson of Thornhill. dear brother of l May ers. F. Corris) of Schumacher. Uncle of Peggy (Mrs. G. Morrison). Phyllis (Mrs. B. Busche) and Robert Watterson. Mr. Watterson rested at the B. E, Ring Funeral Home, 7783 Yonge St. (at Hwy. 78), Thornhill. Service was held in the chapel. Satur- day at 2 pm. Cremation. clw37 WILKINSON, Eleanor Rose In hospital on Wednesday, March 6, 1974. Eleanor Wilkinson. wife of the late Wallace Wilkinson of Thornhill, dear mother of Brian, Ross, John and Thomas. Dear sister of Jean, Dorothy, Joe and Pat. Rested at the Mar- shall Funeral Home, 126 Yonge St. N., Richmond Hill. Service was held Friday 10 am. Interment Maple Cemetery. clw3‘7 PENSIONERS Even if you earned no money in 1973, file an income tax return to get available re- bates. Kenneth M. Pal - 889-1377 Cathie (Mrs. G. Chambers), May (Mrs. H. Telfer), Mat- tie (Mrs. L. Briantl, Joan Anderson, Irene (Mrs. E. Marchant), Dinah (Mrs. D. Watson). Patricia (Mrs. T. Vesak), William and Ros- anne (Mrs. D. Littlefair). Also survived by grand- children and greatâ€"grand- children. Mr. Burton rested at the B. E. Ring Funeral Home, 7783 Yonge St. (at Hwy. 7B), Thorn- hill. Complete service in the chapel Thursday at 2 pm. Cremation. c1w37 Parents and high school students from southern York Region gathered here Friday morning at Richmond Heights Centre to board buses in a protest cavalcade. Organized by Rev. Charles Edwards of St. James Anglican Church, Sutton, the first buses started from the northern part of the region Over five hundred people from all over York Region took part in a demonstration march at Queen's Park last Friday, With the purpose of bringing the York teachers‘ strike quickly to a close Carrying signs, and, in some cases, balloons, the Richmond Hill demonstrators boarded a bus at the Rich- mond Heights Centre, where they were joined by other buses from Sutton, Aurora, and Unionville. Organizer Mrs. D o r e n e Trunk Of 267 Gretel Drive, handed out letters which sta- ted t‘he agenda for the day, and advised the demonstra- tors 10 act ma'turely and res- ponsibly. Many people used the back of these letters to write to Education Minister Thomas Wells. Mrs. Trunk, who attended a meeting in Unionville last Wednesday, had only one day to organize the Richâ€" mond Hill marchers. She did this by phoning ‘her own aquaintances, going to Bay- view Secondary School to re- cruit students, and by con- tacting local cable television, (Channel 10). Upon arriving at Queen’s P a r k, the demonstrators were addressed by Organizer Reverend Charles Edwards of St. James Anglican Church in Sutton. He, again, advised them to act maturely and po- litely in response to the speakers. Education Minister Wells spoke next, stating that, like everyone else, he wished to see the strike end quickly, and would do every-thing in BY DIANA COOK Richmond Hill Hydro School Stri/(e Protesters Board Buses his power to see that the students were back in school at the earliest possible date, A small delegation of or- ganizers then accompanied Mr. Wells into the Legisla- tive Buildings to discuss the strike situation with Ontario Premier William Davis. York Centre MLA Donald Deacon then addressed the crowd, urging that a requisi- tion be signed by 20% of the registered voters, calling for a new election of trustees. Voting lists were distribu- ted for this purpose. A New Democratic Party representative, spoke next. He stated that the trustees had failed to negotiate pro- For $15.00 - 20 ft. x 15 ft. Garden Will give you and your family the opportunity to relax and enjoy the outdoors. Limited number of plots. 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Char- l‘es Edwards 01' Sutton in- formed the demonstrators that the delegation had made it clear to Premier Davis that they felt government intervention was absolutely essential at this point. Rev. Edwards urged the demonstrators to increase public pressure, as the dele- gation had failed to convince FOR ONLY ELECTRIC WATER HEATER FREE SERVICE INCLUDED Fast recovery takes the “wait” out of water heating. Flameless-so safe and clean. Needs no flueâ€"can he installed anywhere. Available in sizes to-suit your needs. Purchase plan available. and all with the economy of Electricity. Call now LIVE BETTER ELECTRICALLY (P_hoto by Angela Nori) and travelled down Yonge Street to the provmcial government centre at Queen’s Park in Metro. More buses joined the cavalcade as it travelled south.. (See news story on the Queen’s Park protest on Page 3.) RENT A NEW SUPER-FAST 40 GALLON UNIT 51-59. the provincial government to act immediately to impose compulsory arbitration to settle the dispute. He advo- cated the signing of Donald Deacon’s petition and pro- posed a plan whereby con- cerned parents should begin TYPEWRITER SALE UN DDDDDDD $ GUARANTEED TTTTTTTTTT Sale ends 497 Timothy St. Newmarket Open daily 9:30 to 6: 1' Thurs. & Fri. 9:30 to 9; ‘40} Closed Sundays. Furnish your home for half the price. Many unusual items. MARCH CLEAROUT of new and used furniture â€" ideal for cottage or rec‘ room, china and antiques. Elgin Mills Rd. at Railway Tracks. Richmond Hill Telephone 884-0158 â€" plus sales tax Newmarket Business Machines A MONTH A-1 FURNITURE SALES your hydro 884-4466 60 GALLON UNIT registering their children on masse in a number of Toron- to area schools. starting March 11. Some of the schools suggested included Agincourt High School, Law- rence APark Collegiate, and Forest Hills Collegiate. 895-762] Sale ends March 16, 1974 .00 plus sales tax A MONTH