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V-E AUTOMATIC Bucket sea's, consoIE, radio. As is $400. or best olIer. 49,000 miles. Mag wheels, oversixe lires. Home-made cap. Good‘ condition Ideal for camplng and small hauling. “.700. 084-3619. 4-speed. Rear window deirost radio, SLIOO. or best oner. 8 cylinder, power brakes and steering, rear defrost, undercoat, 18,600 miles, like new, $3,300. New Iransmission. 30,000 mi. on mo'or. Recenth certified. Asking $525. or best otter. 1974 PONTIAC ASTRA HATCHBACK 318 v-a. Rustprooled, cap. warramy. Private 75 DODGE l/2-TON Cars & Trucks 895-3084 EVgS- I960 PONTIAC. Uncermied. Bes' afler. 884-5671. clwaz I971 Dodge Polara 4 door. Body or pans for sale. Gull station on Yonge St, Oak Ridges. plwn 1974 Buick Century I97! Volkswagen Window Van Good condition. $1,800. 884-0568. 64 Buick Wildcat 1972 Oldsmobile. au'omatic. power steering and brakes, tape deck. A-l. Certified. EBA-573?: ANTIQUES, GLASSWARE AND FINE FURNITURE The property at Mrs. Patricia Collings, Markham. Located on the loth Concession ot Markham, approx. M mile south ot Hwy. 7. Including, Motlat relrigerator, Frigidaire washer, Kenmore dryer, Walnut gate legged table, walnut secretary, wool winder,.pr tall altarbrass candlesticks, windsor back rocker, victorian settee, Engl. pine washstand, pr. wicker chairs, pine butter churn, horse hair sota, two pine chests. Oak dining room suite, maple kitchen suite, Maple bedroom suite (2 single beds, 2 dressers. night table) Maple captain's bed (iuvenile) never used Maple server on castors, large maple credenza, pr. fern stands, walnut corner cabinet, pr. rosewood chairs, cranberry glass cruet (complete) and many other pieces ol cranberry glass, I wash stand sets, 2 silver lea services, a h.p. riding lawnmower, Alaskanski 15 hp. snowmobile, approx. 500 cedar rails, 3 pt. hitch grader blade, and many other articles too numerous to mention. Auc- tioneer‘s Note: This is one ot the tines! cellections ol Antiques and Furniture we have been com- missioned to sell. Sale Time: l2:30 Evgs‘ 76 pla'es. Good cIean condition Cerfilied. $650. 1969 MUSTANG FASTBACK MINT CONDITION 302 V6 one owner, certified. Power s'eering and power disc brakes, radio. console and tape deck. Rear delroster, snows. New battery. exhaust system, brakes and shocks. $2,000 firm. 127â€"4957. 727-2609 Evgs. 12 NOON FOR MR. AND MRS. D. DOUGLAS AND PA NAYLOR,170 HAWTHORNE, STOUFFVILLE. HOUSEHOLD CONTENTS AND ANTIQUE FURNITURE. Auctioneer Don Burd “0-2925 DETAILS NEXT WEEK Excellent condi'ion. Must sell Phone Jack, aner 5 pm. p.m. Terms: Cash, NO RESERVE. All bidders must regis'er Excellent running condition CAN BE CERTIFIED 67 FORD WAGON Mark 884-8422 73 DATSUN PICK-UP TRUCK OPEN 6 A.M. ALL_DAY _ Antiques, vegetables' cheese, meats, anythin and everything Everyone welcgme: FREE PARKING Stouffville, Ontario 74 VEGA GT SAT., APRIL 24 68 Plymouth Sports Satellite 68 MUSTANG AUCTION SALE Sat, April 24th AUCTION E E R S w.F. Walker 5 Assoc. Ltd a Sherwood Foresv Dr.. Markham, 2944970. Open Every Saturday All Year STOUFFVILLE SALES BARN Auction and Flea Market Auctions 75 MGB 832-1342 884-9035 223-7186 889-2269 291-3430 884-2250 I‘LOOOMILES CERTIFIED 1-640-3813 Certified clwll clwaz clwfl clwu :Iwu Child! c1w42 dwfl :Iwu clw42 clw42 chfl Clwd? awn clwfl c011“; 12 NOON For Mr. and Mrs. w. King, em Con. South on Moun! Albert Sideroad. IMPORTANT EXTENSIVE PUBLIC AUCTION SALE OF Mâ€" FERGS., NEW DIESEL TRAC- TORS, FARM IMPLEMENTS, PANEL TRUCK, SNOWMOBILE, VEGETABLE GROWERS' SUPPLIES, FARMERS’, HAN- DYMAN'S POWER AND HAND, MISCELLANEOUS USEFUL .TOOLS. Choice household lurnishlngs. various home eIIecIs, etc. HOUSEHOLD CONTENTS Part oi List: Dishwasher, relrigerator. built-in wall oven, built-in surtace stove with counter top, sink a kitchen cabinets, (6' x 6' L-Shaped), 19' cu. lreexer, dlningroom table, 6 chairs, 3 pce. livingroom suite, end tables, cottee tables, oil paintings, dressers, stereo, complete brass tireplace set (screen included), tea wagon, kitchen suite, rugs. larnps. brass wood box, pine blanket box, shower curtain, dishes and knick-knacks, desk, acorn fireplace, Honda Mini-Bike, larm All-Tractor with s' rotary mower model A, approx. 1,000 board it. at 2 x 6, 6 it. lengths, maple, garage door, other doors, many more artlcles too numerous to mention. item 055: menorn AT: Pafl Lo! 5. Conc. 6 east Region of Markham Township, 5‘ Road. SALE: 12:30 P.M. TERMS: Cash day 0! sale. See posters lor lull lisflngs and particulars or contac': CLARKE PRENTICE. F.A.l. Auc'ioneer Markham 640-36“ 12:30 P.M. Auction sale for MABEL A, SKINNER, Church 51., Schum- berg. Turn oil either No. 27 or No. 9 highway, lst house west of United Church; sale includes Jacques a. Hayes platform rocker, armchair, side chair and living room table circa 1880. Oak top dining room table; drop leai table, small pine bench, 3 wooden kit- chen chairs (gun stock type top). These items stated to be in house 1343; 6 dining room chairs and bullet with mirror (refinished) walnut desk; library table. 2 old pine cupboards with 2 doors and small drawers at top; large pine chest oi drawers; pine llour bin, bake board and teed box; bed- steads, dressers, washstand; wicker arm chair and other lur- niture, stove, refrigerator, misc. dishes etc. An extra good ottering contalnlng a number at old items. Terms cash. House'sold. GORD ORR, AUCTIONEER 833-6360 7P.M. Auction sale al anlique china, glass. lamps, cranberry, banquel lamps, elc., approx. 150 pieces. Shipment just in lrom Ireland and Scolland. Will be held'al Viduria Square Community Hall, on Don Mills Rd., Reg. and Larry Johnson, Auctioneers. BRASS beds â€" a country slore lull. All sites and slvles (including Queens). Open all weekends. 9994 Keele 5L. Maple 832-2567, 936-3056. "(:05 Brampton Livestock Exchange EVERY WEDNESDAY EVENING Starting at 6:30 pm. SELLING ALL CLASSES OF LIVESTOCK Cattle. pigs, sheep, goats, horses, ponies, poultry and miscellaneous ellects. 3 miles north at Brampton. on No. 10 Hwy. at Snelgrove. DONALD W. REINHART, Proprietor and Auctioneer 843-1071 BRASS. copper. antiques repolished. Brass beds. e‘c‘ Britex. 755-7351. "(29 TERMS CASH NO RESERVE AUCTIONEER â€"DON BURD 640-2928 @nttquefi 8c Q11 Saturday April 17th NOTICETO CREDl'I‘ORS & OTHERS In the Estate of Percy Charles Edwin Peirce All persons having claims against the Estate of Percy Charles Edwin Peirce, late of the Town of Richmond Hill, in the Regional Municipality of York, who died on or about the 7th day of February, 1976. are hereby notified to send particulars of same to the undersigned on or before the28th day of April, 1976. after which date the Estate will be distributed with regard only to the claims of which the _un- dersigned shall then have notice and the un- dersigned will not be liable to any person of whose claim they shall not then have notice. DATED at Richmond Hill, this 25th day of March, 1976. Russell Charles Peirce and William Edward Peirce, Executors of the Estate of Percy Charles Edwin Peirce, by their solicitor, JOHN. J. LAWLOR, c-o Messrs. Lawlor, LeClaire, Nevins, Hobson & Chauhan, Barristers and Solicitors, 10265 Yonge Street, Rich- mond Hill, Ontario, [AC Hr. um Ave. and McCowan AUCTION SALE Sat, April 24 1976 Auctions Antique Auction Thurs. Evg. ApL 29 AUCTION GOOD FRIDAY APRIL 16th. AUCTION SALE Legal c1w42 Clwli c1w42 c7w42 clwll NOTICETO CREDITORS ANDOTHERS IN THE ESTATE OF MORTON MUNROE DAVIS. LATE 0F 82 WELDRICK ROAD. RICHMOND HILL, ONTARIO. “All persons having claims against the Estate of Morton Munroe Davis, late of 82 Weldrick Road. Richmond Hill. Ontario. who died on or about the 8th day of April, 1975, are hereby notified to send particulars of the same to the undersigned on or before the 30th day of April, 1976 after which date the estate will be distributed with regard only to the claims to which the undersigned shall then have notice and the undersigned will not be liable to any person of whose claim they shall not then have notice." DATED at Richmond Hill this 25th day of March, 1976. l LOUIS J. Dalv. ol 75 Centre 5'. East, Richmond l-lilll will not accept responsibility for any debts Incurred in my name. after this dale, April 14, 1976, without my wrmen consenl. cawfl All persons having claims against the Estgtg of ROBERT COCHRANE FORREST, Retired Executive, late of the Town of Vaughan. in the Regional Municipality of York, who died on the 16th day of September, 1975, must file claims with the undersigned solicitors on or before the 29th day of April, 1976, after which date the Estate will be distributed without regard to claims not then Coming Events NOTICE TO CREDITORS & OTHERS filéd ANGLICAN CHURCH WOMEN oi St. George’s Anglican Church, Willowdale (Yonge St, opposite Nonmawn Plaza) are holding lheir ANNUAL CARD PARTY WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1151’, I976 Dessen 7:30 pm. â€" Card Playing 8 p.m. JOHNSTON, Marguerite SCHOOL 106 Garden Avenue, Thornhill Presen's "ET CETERIA" THURSDAY, APRIL ZIND FRIDAY. APRIL 23 RD sum. TICKETS $1.50 MACKAY, Anley D._ â€"H At North York General Hospital. on Sunday April II, 1976, Peg Watt. beloved wile oi J.W. (Wilt) Johnston, dear mother oi Carol Ann (Mrs. E.M.S. Denemoustier). Wayne Douglas and Sharman Patricia (Mrs. W.G. Walker). grandmother of Virginia, Debbie, Kevin; Darren, Sandra and Cathy. Friends may call at the B.E. Ring Funeral Home, 7733 Yonge St” (at Hwy. 18), Thornhill. Service in the Chapel Wednesday at 3 pm. In. terment Thornhill Cemetery. In hospital on Thursday, April 3, I976, Anley Mackay, beloved husband ol Violet Caddy ol con- cord, dear lather ol Jean (Mrs. James Barber), Mary (Mrs. Gordon Murray) and Francis and Enid Mackay. loved by his ten grandchildren and dear brother at Yvonne (Mrs. Harry Greenwood). Rested at the Marshall Funeral Home, 10366 Yonge St., Richmond Hill. Service was held on Saturday It a.m. Interment St. John's Cemetery On The Number, Weston. SECORD. John Mortimer A1 York Central Hospital, on Tuesday, April 6, 1976, Jack Secord, beloved husband of Margarel May Henderson, dear lather oi Anne, Mary and Cathy, brolher oi William and Donald. Friends were received at me 3. E. Ring Funeral Home. 7783 Yonge St, Thornhill. Service was held in ihe Chapel Thursday at 2 pm. lniermeni Thornhill Cemelery. Donatian lo ihe Canadian cancer Socier would be apprecialed. MacRAE. Mabel M. In hospital, at Richmond Hill, on Sunday. January 25, 1976, Mabel Good, beloved wile of me lalé Roberl Henry MacRae (lormerly oi Mondon, N.B.), dear molher ol Donald MacRae ol Richmond Hill. Resled av lhe Tume Funeral Home, Monclon. Funeral service was held on Wednesday ailernoon. Intermenl was made in Me Elmwood Cemelery, Monclon. SCOTT. Catherine Mary At Elim Home, Wabaushene on Friday, April 9, I976, Catherine MacKay in her With year, beloved wite ol the late David Scott, dear mother 00 Gordon of Ottawa, Betty (Mrs. R. F. Moore) at Thornhill and the late Marion (Mrs. F. D. Lethbridge) adored grandmother at seven grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren. Friends were received at B. E. Ring Funeral Home, 7753 Yonge Street, Thornhill. Service was held at the chapel Saturday. 9:30 am. In- terment Mount Pleasant Cemetery. Donations to Elim Homes would be greatly ap- preciated. PLAXTON AND MANN PO. Box 36 Richmond Hill, Ontario. Solicitors for the Administrator. 1 CJw4o SULLIVAN, Ethel Gertrude â€" At North York General Hospital, on Monday, April 12, I976, Gertie Gentle, beloved wite at the late Leo M. Sullivan, daughter at the late Charles and Ellen Gentle, tondly remembered by many nieces and nephews. Friends were received at the B.E. Ring Funeral Home. 7783 Yonge St., Tnornnill. Funeral Mass in St. Luke Roman Catholic Church, Green Lane. Thornnlll, Wednesday at 10 mm. Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, Hamilton. WALSH AND WALSH, 85 Richmond St. West, Toronto, Ontario, MSH, 2C9 Solicitors for the Executor, DUANE GORDON FORREST. PRIZES,TICKETS $1.50 LANGSTAFF SECONDARY Legal Deaths cawdo clwfl Moose hunting seasons for 1976 will open on the same dates as those in 1975, it was announced today by Natural Resources Minister Leo Bernier. Hunting pressure on the moose herd will again be moderated by seasons placed between the rut and snow-fall. Most seasons will open on a Monday this year. Hunters may wish to use the weekend to con- siderable advantage by scouting their prospective hunting areas and planning their hunt. The Territorial District of Parry Sound, Provisional County of Haliburton. District Municipality of Muskoka, County of Renfrew and parts of the counties of Frontenac, Hastings, Lennox and Addington and Peterborough north of Highway 7 will be open to moose hunting this year. Moose hunt opensfaH .4 “These additional hunting opportunities should be welcomed by Ontario’s resident moose hunters," Mr. Bernier said. The primitive weapons season on the Aulneau Peninsula will be opened to non-resident moose hunters this year. In much of the far north (Albany River area), where access is limited and hunting pressure is low, seasons will open between September 15 and September 27 for residents and between September 15 and October 4 for non- residents. Seasons close in these areas on December 15 and November 15 for residents and non- residents respectively. The season in nor- thwestern and north central Ontario will be from October 4 to December 15 for residents and from October 11 to November 15 for non-residents. This season, in which residents will enjoy a week ad- vantage over non- residents, has been ex- MR. and Mrs. Dickson Miller announce the engagement at their daughter, Catherine Mansfield to Mr. Brian Michael Smith. son of Dr. and Mrs. Allen J. Smith. The marriage will take place on Saturday June 26,1916 at The John Spanner Chapel. Richmond Hill United Church. plwaz M. a. MME Dennis Kighlley ac Toronto, som tier d'announcer Ie marriage prochaine de leur lllle Susan, 3 M. Brian Smiley, garcon de M. a. Mme Lorne Smiley, de Monlreal P.O. Le marriage sera celebre a 3 heures, Ie 17 Avril. I976, I'eglise Anglicane de 5!. Mary's, Richmond Hill. clwu MR. and Mrs. J. Shearer are pleased to announce the engagement at 'heir daugmer Barbara Louise '0 svephen Burn- Iield, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Burnlield, at Richmond Hill. A bout with the flu marred the recent Florida holiday of Miss Mary Dawson, who travelled by Air Canada with her sister, Mrs. Ruth Gray of Parkhill, and spent three weeks at the Albermarle Hotel in St. Petersburg. Florida vacatipn marred by flu bug Pre-Olympic trials were being held in Tampa Bay for several classes of sailing boats and at times the waters of the bay as far as could be seen would be covered with white and colored nylon sails as the boats jockeyed for position. The last week of the month's holiday was spent on the MS Bolero on a cruise of the Caribbean, which is one of nine ships sailing from the new Port of Miami. Although registered in Oslo, Norway, the ship, one of two owned by the Com- m o d o r e L i n e 5 (American), has never seen its home port. The Norwegian registration comes in handy on the second and the sixth day of the cruise, when the ship sails for hours within two to five miles of the Cuban coast. If the vessel had an American MR. and Mrs. Dennis Kigmley of Toronto are pleased to announce the hflhcoming marriage 0! their daughter Susan Marguerite to Mr. Brian Lorne Smiley son 0! Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Smiley oi Monvreal. Wedding to take place 3 p.m. April 17, 1916, at SI. Mary’s Anglican Church. clwu SPENCER, Jnhn and Susanne (Austin) are happy to announce me arrival at their daguvher Kan Alexis, 5 lbs.. 5 on. on April 5, 1976.Manvthanks to Dr. luck and the sta" of York Central Hospital. clwlZ Engagement Forthcoming Marriage Births clwfl tended northward in the Geraldton area. The area where only residents may hunt will open on October 4 and close on December 15. In the northeast, seasons will open on October 11 in most areas. Exceptions include an October 7 opening in the Hearst-Kapuskasing area and an October 18 opening around Kirkland Lake. The non-resident season will open one week later (October 18) than the resident season in areas between Sudbury and Sault Ste. Marie. Seasons will close two weeks earlier in the Hearst- Kapuskasing and the Temagami-Gogama- Chapleau-Timmins- Cochrane area. T h e t w o - w e e k , residents-only hunt around North Bay has been extended southward to include areas north and east of Algonguin Park. Seasons will close on October 24 in the Sudbury and North Bay area. In the Hearst-Kapuskasing area, the resident and non-resident seasons will close on November 15. In most other areas of the northeast (except the far north), the seasons for both residents and non- residents will close on October 31. The residents-only season in the Parry Sound, Haliburton, Muskoka, Renfrew, Bancroft and Peter- borough areas will open on November 1 and close on November 6. An archery season will again be provided in the Timmins area in 1976. This season will open September 20 and close on October 10 for both residents and non- residents. The primitive weapons (longbow. crossbow and muzzle-loading weapons) season on the Aulneau Peninsula in Lake of the Woods will be held October 4 through December 15 for residents and October 4 through November 15 for non-residents. M a n y B o l e r 0 passengers took adâ€" vantage of a shore ex- cursion to the Yucatan Peninsula to view some Mayan ruins. Others shopped on the island, where small motorcycles were the chief means of transportation and storekeepers observed a siesta time from 1 to 4 And only man who have lost can tell. RANKIN. Launcelo? S.E. â€" who passed away April 10, I914. Loving and kind in all his ways. UprigM and just to me end of his days, The blow was great. me shock severe. ‘ We mm thought the end was near. registry, it would have to stay at least 18 miles at sea, where the water is reported to be much rougher. The pain a! parting without fareweu. More each day we miss you. tamer. Friends may think the wound is healed. But they little know the sorrow, That lies within our hearts concealed. Sadly missed by Jeff, Brian, Glen, Debbie, Aubrey. Ian, Sherrie, and the Corkin Iarnily. clwu Sincere and kind in ham and mind Whal a beaumul memory he left behind. Remembered by Harry, Mary and Grandchilaren Ian, Lance and Barbara. nclwn The cruise featured three stops. The first at Cozumel, Mexico found the Bolero anchored next to the Odessa, a Russian cruise ship. Most of its passengers were from the USA, having boarded at New Orleans. They reported the fare on the Russian ship was about half the price of that on other cruise ships. It was headed for South American ports. WALTERS, Edlm. â€" In loving memory a! Mom. who passed away April H, 1975. Never shall her memory fade, Loving thoughts shall ever wander, DAVIS, Manon Munroe. (Mon) â€" In loving memory 0! a dear tamer, who passed away April a. 1975. To me spo' where she is laid. Sadly missed by her daughter Marleand son-in-law, Paul. than The second stop was in Montego Bay, Jamaica, with its great contrasts between the affluent visitor in the beautiful hotels and the more than 20 per cent of the population who are unemployed and who receive no welfare assistance. In M emoriam God knows how much I miss her‘ RICHMOND HILL - Bishop Charles Lalonde has announced changes in the Relief Society, the women's organization of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Nadia Harvey, 120 Briggs Ave. Richmond Hill, has been sustained as president. As her counsellors, she has chosen Irene Rapley, Holland Landing, and Pauline Fisher, Thor- nhill. ’ With a membership of 130, the Richmond Hill group serves women from Holland Landing to Willowdale, with classes and discussions of spiritual living, mother education, practical homemaking, social relations, leadership, Mormons name Hill Villagers Jack Kinch and George Clement skillfully split cedar logs for the spring chore of repairing rail fences in Black Creek Pioneer Village. Rail splitting is one of the l2:00 O’CLOCK NOON APRIL 26TH. 1976 for the Leasing of Municipal Property. Information and Tender Forms are available at the Office of the Purchasing Agent, Municipal Office, 1pm Yonge Street, Richmond Hill, Ontario. C.D. WEL'DON, CLERK. SEALED Tenders properly marked as to contents will be received by the Clerk in the Town of Rich- mond Hill until: LEASING MUNICIPAL PROPERTY FOR AGRICULTURAL PURPOSES Tenders Village demonstrations literature, art, and music. Women of any denomination are welcomed to the Sunday and Wednesday meetings at the chapel, 150 Briggs Ave. During the past three months, 230 hours of compassionate service were spent in assisting those in need. 880 home visits were made last year. With headquarters in Salt Lake City, Utah, the Mormons‘ Relief Society is one of the world‘s largest and oldest women’s organizations. Only 18 women attended the first meeting on March 17, 1842. Now there are 900,000 meeting weekly in 65 countries. Last year, the mem- TOWN OF RICHMOND HILL TENDER FOR Clw‘l THE LIBERAL, Wednesday, April 14‘ 1976 â€" 3-11 bers, as a global body, made 6,914,000 home visits, and spent 2,000,000 hours in compassionate service. woman new prexy featured demonstrations that visitors can watch and enjoy, weekends to 4 p.m. in April, at the village. Meetings in the local 6 CYL INCLUDES INSPECTION OF ALL SUS- PENSION PARTS VISUAL CHECK OF TIRES CONDITION OF SHOCK ABSORBERS REPACK WHEEL BEARINGS INCLUDES CHECK OF ALL LEVELS PRESSURE TEST COOLING SYSTEM INSPECTION OF LIGHTS CHECK ALL BELTS CHECK BRAKE LINING ON FRONT WHEELS , INSPECT TIRES $7.95 ' REPLACE POINT AND CONDENSER INSPECT AIR FILTER 8 GAS FTLTER CLEAN AND ADJUST SPARK PLUGS AND REPLACE IF NECESSARY SET CAR'S ADJUSTMENTS ADJUST IGNiTION TIMTNG ALL UN‘NG INSPECTED WHEEL CYLINDERS ENSPECTED BRAKE HOSES ENSPECTED EMERGENCY CABLES INSPECTED MASTER CYUNDER iNSPECTED LUBRICATION OIL 8- FILTER .$31 .95 8 CYL- $34.95 FRONT END ALIGNMENT $8.95 PARTS LISTED ARE {NCLUDED $7.;9'5 $8.95 ENGINE TUNE UP â€"_â€"â€"‘-â€"-â€"-â€"u~â€"-â€"-â€" chapel take place at 10:45 am. Sunday and at 9:30 am. Wednesday. Anyone wanting further in- formation may call Mrs. Harvey at 881-3525. '\\ Pius tax'