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1975 PINTO RUNABOUT. automatic transmission, radio and rear window defrostef: Vgiark blue Helium 13000 miles, Lic. No. KVX038. :3, ) 1 1975 PINTO 2 DOOR, automatic transmission, radio, light green metallic, 12000 miles, Lic. No. KVW909. $3,195.00 1974 NOVA 2 DOOR, 8 cylinder engine, power brakes & steering, factory air conditioning, vinyl top, light green metallic, Lic. No. BAP837. $3,295.00 1974 RENAULT 17TL. 4 speed transmission, AM- FM stereo radio, front wheel drive, blue with orange racing stripe, Lic. No. HFA923. 32.595.00 1973 PINTO WAGON. automatic transmission, radio, new white wall tires and wheel covers, white with tan interior, Lic No. AFA869. $2,195.00 1973 VEGA HATCHBACK. automatic transmission, radio, light green metallic, Lic. No. AVV766. 31,495.00 CONVERTIBLES 1965 MUSTANG. Lic. No. DWY447. 1969 COUGAR XR7, Lic. No. ATW270. 1970 PLYMOUTH SATELLITE. Lic. N0. DTE003 1970 BUICK GS 455 RAMAIR, Lic. N0. EYJ699. PICK-UPS & VANS 1976 FORD F150 CUSTOM PICK-UP. 8 ft. box rear step bumper, 360 8 cylinder engine, automatic transmission, power steering, brakes and custom radio, only 3300 miles, blue & white. 1975 DODGE TRADESMAN'S VAN. 8 cylinder engine. automatic transmission, only 12,000 miles, rustproofed, white, Lic. No. T14630. $4,195.00 1973 ECONOLINE E100, .8 cylinder engine, automatic transmission, sliding side door, light green, Lic. No. D56744. $2,695.00 6 cylinder. Automatic. Goodcondmnn. $795, or best oIler. RANCHEROS 1972 TORINO 500. 8 cylinder engine, radio, power brakes & steering, factory air conditioning, with tinted glass, tonneau cover, dark green, mag wheels, Lic. No. D56710. $2,695.00 1971 TORINO GT, 351 Cleveland, 4V, power steering, dual exhaust, tonneau cover, red with black vinyl top, new tires, Lic. No. D56711. $2,395.00. 1966 FALCON. $99.00 1967 FALCON. $199.00 1967 COUGAR xm. $199.00 1968 DODGE MONACO, $299.00 1968 PLYMOUTH SATELLITE. $399.00 1970 LTD SQUIRE WAGON, $599.00 VUSTANDARD Complevely cus'omlzed. Shag clrpei Interior Including bed. 'Ible, lrldge. tape deck, sky Ham. pan hold tinted windows, roof rack, ladder. lav," whi'e mags, wlm 15" charger fires. Dual hudllng, wood bumper. 70 Chev grill. 2 tone pain! iob, dual exh-us', many euros. Mus! be seen 00 be Ippreclued. ASKINGSSAOO. AS IS CERTIFIED CARS 1966 FALCON FUTURA 2 DOOR. bucket seats, radio, automatic transmission, very clean, Lic. No. AWH621. 8695.00 1969 FORD CUSTOM 4 DOOR. 6 cylinder automatic, power steering and radio, interior like new, Lic No. AXF 929. $995.00 1969 BUICK SKYLARK, 2 door hardtop, 8 cylinder automatic, power brakes and steering, radio, dark blue metallic, Lic. No. DXC532.$1.495-00 QUALITY USED CARS AND TRUCKS 43,000 miles. Good condnlon. $1,000 or best ouer. 25,000 mlles, good shape. d now rial-ls. CONVERTIBLE Power brakes and steering. Radio. Bucke! seats. Low mileage. 1 owner. Private. Best offer. DON REID SALES & SERVICE I,“ CHEVROLET 30 5'09 van. N6 plains. S350. ammo. chso Automnic, power steering, 51,000 miles. Certified. $900. irn- maculue 1972 FORD VAN 16 Industrial Rd. Richmond Hill You are important to us â€" Ask for Don or Doug 884-4026 65 Olds Delta 88 75 CHEVROLET ELCAMINO 6 cylinder, automa'lc, radio 7 __ __ __..â€".v.nu 1/2-T0N PICKUP 72 MAVERICK Low mlluge. A! condltion GOOD CONDITION Automa'lc. Certified Cap. $1,000 71 CAMARO $2.500 OR BEST OFFER 72 CHEVELLE MALIBU 350 72 FORD 884-8409 1-640-4985 884-3915 AFTER 7 P.M 887-5781 889-4688 PEEEEE‘E couomon 69 MGB Off-White 832-2528 727-8111 884-3197 884-7403 aner7p.m 1967 GMC Cars & Trucks UNCERTIFIED CARS clwso chso ciwso clwso c1w5° (:in clwso clwso :sto Radial tires. Finished Inside as camper. Jus! palmed and has murals. Certified. '76 plaies. 51,600. 74 Dodge Monaco STATIONWAGON Fully equipped. 33,000 origlnal miles‘ All new fires. Must sell. $3,300 or hes! ouer. Frivne. CONVERTED INTO CAMPER 42.000 ORIGINAL MILES Cerfifled. '76 plates. 120 I. 110 vol' outlets. $1,500 or best offer. CaII Rick after 6 pm. v-o. Power sleerlng. Excellem condlllon. 1 owner. Low mllelge. Completely overhauled. Owner will cenlly. Many extras. Mus! sell. Prlvnle. 881-3422 M“ 1969 DODGE 1 TON VAN Needs body work Good mechanical condition with slant 6 engine. siso. WRECKINGIHI CHEVY i TON TRUCK PARTS FOR SALE 17" 0 ply Mud and snow Truck Tires Nearly new $75. pair 084440! ,PAIR o! 15" McCrury racing ‘sllcks wI'h chroma reverse Mags. 5150. Evgs. M5113. cleO 1960 PONTIAC. As Is. Needs work. 3100. “44361. Clwso 66 Chevrolet 1 Ton 1967 DODGE Coronet 500 5-5 sedInA an. As I: 5350. or best oner. "+8698 AfleropJn. CIWSO 197‘ PINTO. good condinon. $2,200. 773â€"4151. CIWSO 1965 FORD GALAXIE. New paint Good running condition 089-1395 cleO 61 FIREBIRD. 350. V-IA Power. As Is. Bes' offer. 3844050. dwso LEARN to Fly. Introductory flight S5. Toronto Airways LM., Bu!- tonvllle Airport, 297-1422. ":32 FENDERSIDE 4 speed Cransmlsslon New Nres. Excellent condmnn Certified. 8844361 Evgs. rlw ECONOLINE VAN 69 DODGE VAN éALL RICK AFTER a P.M LIBERAL ADVERTISERS TENT TRAILER Son top. Good condition ASKING $425. 70 DUSTER 7884-2512 881-4025 884-5288 After 5 pm “I 4025 69 FORD clwso uwso clwso clwso cleO :lwso clwso Antique Furniture, China, Glassware Etc. The Property at Century Antiques Ltd. Complete Dispersal ol entire stock to be held in the LIVESTOCK PAVILION at MARKHAM FAIRGROUNDS. Corner at HWY’S No. 7 a 48, Markham, Ont. Including: Quebec Pine Bayou, ‘ Pine Gun Rack, Pine Sideboard, 1 Pine Desk, Pine Armchair, Vic- torian mahogany dining table, a mahogany Queen Ann dining chairs, Victorian mahogany display cabinet, mahogany chest oI drawers, Mahogany Loo dining table, carved oak butiet, oak gatelegged table (iacobean turned legs) 4 carved oak chairs, oak hall setteeoak corner wall cabinet, oak china cabinet, Victorian balloon back chair, mahogany tea wagon, walnut tour poster bed, Pr. rosewood chairs, Grandlather clock, rosewood wall clock, several other wall clocks, Ship’s lantern (ruby glass) hanging lamps, Bristol banquet lamp, crystal a, glass chandelier, brass chandelier, Pr. Bartlett prints, two oil paintings, llow blue dinner set, Ilow blue wash basin, ilmoge luncheon set, Iimoge plate, china cruet sat, glass A silver cruet set, cranberry dish, cranberry carale, cranberry single epergne, ruby glass bowl, lardinaire, Pr. mustache cups, iron kettle, stone lugs, and other articles too numerous to mention, SALE TIME: 12:01 P.M. Terms cash, No Reserve, Property Sold, Owner retiring. All Bidders must register. Auctioneers: w.F. Walker e. Associates, a Sherwood Forest Drive, Markham, Ont. 294-4970. Sat, June 12th 11:30 A.M. AUCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE etc., including large unique combination bullet and chlna cabinet, bevel glass leaded glass doors on bullet, curbed glass door on china cabinet (very old), 2 centre pedestal round oak tables; 2 sets ot oak dining room chairs; combination secretary and bookcase; large hall stand with long oval bevel glass mirror, hat box seat and umbrella holder, Jacques and Hayes type table: wardrobes, wash stand, dressers, bedsteads, one iron bed with brass turls: rockers. pressed back chairs, child’s rocker and high chair; Princess Pat coal and wood cook stove; oil lamps, 1 piece toilet set, other parts at sets; copper kettles, moustache and shaving mugs, china and glass, some quite old: old picture trames; ginger bread clock. Dash curn, butter bowls, ladle, prlnt; wicker llower boxes, approx. 100 cedar rails; old basket rocking cradle. Feather ticks and many, many other old and in- terestlng items. Terms Cash. For Mrs. George Smith, being contents of the lorrner Estate of the Late Janie Archibald. Pot- tageville, corner at Con. 7. Twp. at King and the Aurora Road, 21/: east ol No. 17. GOR D ORR, Auctioneer 833-6360 clwso FOR JOHN BOSWORTH LTD.. Lo! 29, Con. 6. R.R. No. 3, Newmarket, WhiOchurch Town- ship, 1 miles an of Don Mills Rd., Eas' on Vivian RdJoo Can. 5. on 6 con. v. mile (straigm East 01 Newmarket, om.) on annoo a.m. complete dispersal ol Farm machinery and implements, potato and corn equipment. Including: Braco pull type potato harvesters, potato cultivator, potato grader and bagger, Har- vestore silo 10’ x 60’, Goliath unloader, A.C. Front end loaders,‘ Dodge trucks, Dodge pickup, Ford Ranchero 1912, Towmotor 4000 ‘ lbs. with pallet box dumper, corn or grain elevators, Dion corn wagons, Dion corn blower, New Holland 2 row corn harvester. disc, 3 lurrow plow. Quantity ol Braco parts, and garage equipment including marquette M200 solid state scope,‘ 4 drawer, lo total cash register,‘ cheque writing machine. cash‘ receipt machine, drum pullers, spark plug cleaning machine, headlight aiming machine, etc. etc. Quantity ol scrap iron. Bert Vanderdonk, Auctioneer. Bradford, Ont. 416-175-6637 AUCTION SALE Sat, June 19 UNRESERVED PUBLIC AUCTlON 7 P.M. AUCTION SALE OF FURNITURE AND MISC. ITEMS' including cedar chest. chesierlield and chair, collee tables, end tables, bedroom lurnilure, bed- sleads, drawers; desk, eleclric siove, 2 relrigerators; sewing machine. blankets, sheels, pillows, electric lable and lloor lamps; Ilving room rug; eleclric lawn mower. garden lounges and chairs, eleclrlc broom and carpet sweeper. misc. pols, pans, electric appliances and olher misc. items. For Joan Arnom. no Gurnen 51., Aurora. Turn easl on Yonge at Kennedy then I' block to Gurne't Terms Cash. 7 RM. AUCTION SALE OF FUR- NITUREANDMISC. ITEMS including semi modern dining room table and 4 chairs; low butlet appr. a it. long with centre glass sliding doors, piano; bedroom dressers and drawers, stereo components, turntable speakers; l2” portable B.w. TV. Electric lawn mower, rotary gas mower; electric snowbiower, hand saws, tools, electric tools, ilgsaw, skilsaw, drill, l in. bench vise, emery Mandel motor, electric motors; garden tools, step ladders, 1 lobster traps; Coleman lantern and stove,- radios. books, etc. Drapes, curtains, steamer trunk, etc. For Audrey Renninson, 181 Melrose Ave., King City. First street west oi Keele turn north oil the King Road. Terms cash. GORDORR H a.m. For Mr. 5 Mrs. J. ASCHWANDEN W. mile north at Ringwood on Hwy. 4! (Bethesda Sideroad West 500 tt.) Part oi list includes: Diningroom suite (tudor) I velvet chairs, pine table, 4 chairs, harvest gold tridge and stove, washer. dryer, treeler. beds. dressers, dry sink, rocking chair (Windsor), Kroehler 2 piece colonial Iivingroom suite, vilas tables, Ia1y boy, elercycle, Christmas lights (400'), Ski Doo, lawn mowers, lawn iurniture. brass bed. barbeque, wicker chairs, Quebec heater, old cook stove (coal or wood), spring tooth cultivator, 3.7 hitch. sewing machine, tencing material,. Many more articles too numerous to mention. Auctioneers Note: The articles in this sale are in Al shape Auctioneer DON BURD. «inns June 11, 1976 Saturday, June 12 WEDNESDAY EVENING June 16th MONDAY EVENING June 14th GOR D 0R R Auctloneer 333-6360 Auctioneer 8334360 Friday, Auctions c2wso CIWSO clwso clwso clw" Consignment Aucflon SOUTH EAST CORNER HWY. 4! & STEELES Antiques, household comenIs, collectable items. Anything and Everything. CONSIGNMENTS WELCOME west slde. (being V2 mlle norm 0! Gormley), Including livestock, implements, grain, vurnl'ure, ecc. NOTE: More details Ia'er. Farm sold CLEARING FARM AUCTION For Geo. Baynmon at "Bovnlelgm (Century) Farm”, Lot 1, Conc. t!t Saturday, June 12 OPEN 6 AM. ALL DAY Antiques‘ vegetables. cheese. meats, anything and everything. Everyone welcome. FREE PARKING 1-640-3813 gnttquzfi [8c gm i Wed., June 23rd Stouffville, Ontario Auction and Flea Market "BRASS beds at a couiflry s'on iull. All sizes and sums (including. Queens). Open all weekends. 999a Keele S'., Maple 832-1567, 936-3056. ":45 Sat” June 19th 12 noon MR. AND MRS. J. ASCHWANDEN ANYIOUE Iable lamp. Jacques and Hayes. $85. 889-2206. chso BRASS. copper, amiques repolished. Brass beds, etc. Britex. 755-7851. "C29 Coming Events WOODEN mamleplece with mirror $400. and pine gateleg dlnlngroom cable. $275. or hes! ofler. Call alier 7 pm. 884-7380. IT is with pleasure mm the lor- lhcomlng marriage is announced ol Sharon Lynn Movnes, daughter ol Mr. and Mrs. Fred Moynes to Douglas Gary Oliver, son of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Oliver, all ol Maple. Ontario. Marriage 10 take place Salurday, July 10th, 1976 at 3 pm. a! Calvary Baptist Church, Woodbrldge, Ontarlo. clwso SATURDAY, June l9fll. Rich- mond Hill Lion's Club auction at The Lion's Hall, Centre Street, Easl, Richmond Hill. 884-3859. Open Every Saturday All Year 110 10 p.m. M Blessed Trinity School‘ (Bayview-Finch Ave.) Bake sale, Tupperware. Many "ems of in'eres'. c‘wso JUNE 13m, Friday, 6 p.m. Rich- mond Hill Arena. Suppon Com. muniiy Spons lsi Annual Sports Night, Draw and Dance. Draw at n p.m. Tickets $10. each. Admits 2 persons and includes 1 relresh- men's. 084-1368. czwso IN honour at the Golden Wedding Anniversary 0! Mer' and Dais Brown Mere will be an open house at the S'oquille Youth Centre on June 19, I976, lrorn 2 - 5 and 7 - 9 p.m. Bes' Wishes Only. czwso JUNE 15. Tuesday. Rummage Sale, 7:15 pm. At 5'. Gabriel's Portable, Bayview and Crosby Ave., Richmond Hill. for TOPS ON 700. clw50 STOUFFVILLE SALES BARN JUNE mn, Wednesday. St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Annual Strawberry Supper to be held in Maple commyrlity Hall, 5 Call G. Rattle p.m."t-o 7:307 pm. AduIis $3.75. Childrenil.$0. clwso 298-0810 193-2279 DON BURD, Auc'lonear “0-2923 :2 JUNE 24m. Thursday, a pm. Thornhill Secondary School. Public Meeting ior Panel Discussion on Taxalion. Federal, Provincial, Regional, Municipal and School Board represenlalicn on me Panel. Come and ask your questions. clwso Forthcoming Marriage SALE-12 NOONâ€" REFRESHMENTS FLEA MARKET Wed., June 9th w. D. A'kinson. Sale Mgr. a. Auct Centre Stieet East, Richmond Hill 884-3859 ‘ SATURDAY, JUNE 19th 10:30 AM. RICHMOND HILL LIONS CLUB AUCTION CIWSO ch: 50 c1w50 LIONS HALL cewn c2w48 c7w4$ BRIGGS-JUDE, Jean Ida After a lengthy illness at the Scarborough Centenary Hospital, on Monday' June 7, 1976, Jean Nelson, beloved wile at Arthur R. Briggs-Jude, at EUR. 1, Gormley. dear mother at Robert ol Welland and Richard oi Gormley, dear sister at Marie (Mrs. J. Buchanan), Glenn Nelson and the late Evan. Resting at the Marshall Funeral Home. Yonge St., Rich- mond Hill. Funeral service in the Gormley Missionary Church. Thursday, June lo. 1976, at 2 pm. Interment Helse Hill Cemetery. In remembrance a donation may be made to the Canadian Cancer Society. LOWENS, James Cameron Al Toronto on Thursday, June 3, 1976. Jim Lowens beloved son 0! Mrs. Isabelle Lowens and me late James Clarke Lowens of Rich- mond Hill. Dear brovher of Bar- bara (Mrs. D. Hursl) and Mary Jane. Dear uncle of Dixon. Rested O‘BRIEN. Mary Julia a! me Marshall Funeral Home, Richmond Hill. Service was held sa'urdav morning. Interment Westmins'er Cemetery. Suddenly, a1 Quebec City, on Monday, May 31,1916, Julia. dear wile oi Alberl O'Brien, oi Toronto, dear molher oi Mary Jane (Mrs. G. Durslon), Albert Jr., and Palricia Ann. dear grandmother oi Jimmy, Kenny, and Kalhy, dear slsler oi Lenore Dusome, Clara Rogers and Marie Bennett and me Iale Delia and Joseph. Resled at the Marshall Funeral Home, Rich- mond Hill. Funeral Mass was said at Sl. Mary Immaculate Church, Friday morning. Inlermenl Holy Cross Cemetery. TOBEY. Everette William At North York Branson Hospital. on Saturday, June 5, 1976, Ev Tobey, beloved husband of Helen Bailey. Dear lather ot Marliyn‘ (Mrs. G. Bruton), Nancy (Mrs. M. Pinder), Guy, and Eileen. Dear brother at Walter. Fred, Beulah (Mrs. R. Sutton), Arnold. Mar- iorle (Mrs. K. Sangster): Lindsay, Leslie and Anna (Mrs. w. Cameron). Friends may call at the B. E. Ring Funeral Home, 7783 Yonge St., (at Hwy. 78), Thor- nhill. Funeral service In Thornhill United Church, Dudley Ave., Thornhlll, on Wednesday at 2 p.m. Cremation. Donations to the Ontario Heart Foundation would be appreciated. VENNARD, William Frank Jr. Suddenly as‘a result of a car ac- cident Saturday, June 50h, 1976. Billy beloved son of William and Joan Vennard of Hillsview Drlve, Richmond Hill. Dear brother of Lynn. David and Steven and dear grandson ot Mrs. Margaret Vennard. Rested at the Marshall Funeral Home, Richmond Hill. Service was held on Tuesday morning. Interment Richmond Hill Cemetery. WISE, Hugh At Aurora on Friday, June 4th, 1976. Hugh wise, husband of Florence, dear lather ol Doreen (Mrs. Arthur Green), Fred and Hugh and also loved by his seven grandchildren. Rested at the Marshall Funeral Home, Rich- mond Hill. Service was held Monday morning. Interment Richmond Hill Cemetery. HOLLAND, Bob and Lesley are happy '0 announce the birth of their second child, Sarah Margarec, weighing 4225 grams ( 9 lbs.. 5 015.) at 7 pm. on June fist. I976. clwso OLIVE' Patrick and Francie (Lamb) are happy to announce the arrival at Kelly Lindsey, born May 29, I976; Many thanks to Dr. Skory and York Central Hospital stall. DR. and Mrs. H. R. Armstrong ol- Thornhill are pleased to announce the marriage at their daughter Phyllis Joyce and Steven Garrett, son at Dr. and Mrs. D. Garrett, of Toronto, formerly Acton. Wedding took place Saturday, June 5, 1976. Mr. and Mrs. 5. Garrett will be HILL, Phil and Ulla are pleased to announce the birth of a son, Daryl‘ Adrian, 7 lbs. 14 015. June 4, 1976. A brolher lor Teresa and Debra. Special thanks to Dr. Kirby and can, plwso Cards of Thanks MILLS â€" on May 30, I976, baby girl, a! York Central Hannah 7 lbs, UV: 015. Proud grandparenis are Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Mills, of Thornhill. Special thanks to Dr. Gran'on and "1e Nursing Sta". stafl residing in Acion MR. and Mrs. Lorne I. Greenwood ol Thornhill wish 10 announce the engagement of their daughler, Kathleen Anne, to Gary Bernard Baker, son of Mrs. Hazel Baker ol Toromo. Wedding to take place in June, al Thornhill. clwso STONE, We wish to express our gratitude to our friends. neigh- bours and relatives tor the many acts ol kindness, messages at sympathy and beautitul lloral tributes in the loss at a beloved husband and lather, Seward Stone. Special thanks to Rev. Harold Martin. St. Mathew‘s u.c.w. and the Marshall Funeral Home, whose help in time 0' need was deeply appreciated. Mrs. Annie Stone. Mrs. Grace Calvin VONIUBEN â€" In loving memory at a dear son Frank who passed away June II, 1972. He is gone but not lorgoflen. And. as dawns another year. In our lonely hours ol "linking, Thougms ol him are always near. and iamily Silent memories true and un der. near, Though you have been gone only a year, Many think the wound is healed, But they lime know the sorrow. That lies in the heart concealed. Sadly missed by momer, Susan Peter, and Teresa. ciwso ABBOTT â€" In memo Leonard (Jack) Abbe" passed away June 13. 1975‘ Just to show I still remember." Sadly missed by Emily. clwso Engagement Deaths Days a! sadness will come o'er In Memoriam "Days 09 sadness sOill Marriage Births In memory 0! c1w50 CIWSO chso chSO come who Historical roots dating back 150 years were commemorated in the riding last weekend. On Sunday, I was in Schomberg. where some 1,000 people gathered in the Com- munity Centre to pay tribute to those who founded St. Patrick's Parish 100 years ago. The Most Reverend Philip Pocock, Archbishop of Toronto presided. Our history relived By coincidence, it was also the 150th anniversary of the first Roman Catholic Priest to visit that Parish area in 1826. The present Pastor. Father Arthur McMahon had two personal anâ€" niversaries to celebrate. It was 10 years since he first came to the Parish and he was ordained 39 years ago. - In the beginning, vir- tually all of the parishoners at St. Patrick’s were of Irish descent. Their numbers grew so that there were 75 Catholic families in the area by 1875. The great exodus from the Ontario countryside then took over and by 1900, the Parish had decreased to some 50 families. It is now up to 150 families and according to the 1971 By Sinclair Stevens MP York Simcoe Some readers may not realize that in addition to nearly 40,000 books, the library has more than 50 magazines which may be horiowed. We subscribe to most of the popular general- interest periodicals and also to many which are concerned with more specialized fields such as astrology, backpacking, bicycling, finance. hockey. motor boating, and so forth. This week’gvnew books include two remarkable biographies. Margot Peters has produced a scholarly but smoothly readable study of Charlotte Bronte which contains less literary analysis and focuses more on her subject’s turbulent emotional life than did the earlier Charlotte Bronte by Winifred Gerin. With sympathy and insight the author examines the novelist's relationships with her unstable brother, her neurotic sisters, with other important Victorian authors, and above all, with the two men whom she loved so desperately and tragically. (Non-fiction) Unquiet Soul, by Margot Ppters_ The world renowned evangelist offers his in- terpretation of the role played by angels in the life of every human being. In this new book he explains why his study of Biblical references and his analysis of much testimony and other evidence have con- vinced him of the frequent and benevolent in- tercession of angels in the affairs of men. (Non- fiction) BUS/bass consu/‘ling offered Angels â€" God's Secret» Agents, _l)y Billy Graham T h e s e r v i c e , established in 1974, to provide independent businesses with practical solutions to problems, will charge a nominal fee to clients. Elliot Hoover, with good reason. becomes coldly certain that the 10-year-old child of another couple is the reincarnation of his own daughter, Audrey Rose. After a notorious court trial and a risky psychological experiment, he manages to persuade the tormented young girl and. eventually, even her frantic parents of the truth of his incredible claim. Audrey Rose is a far-aboveaverage example of the reincarnation-possession-witchcraft school of plotting. (Fiction) TORONTO â€" Business students at Ryerson Polytechnical Institute are again offering a low- cost consulting service to small business operations in and around Metro from now to August. A n y C a n a d i a n manufacturer, whole- saler, retailer or service establishment unable to. engage the services of a professional consultant, is eligible for assistance. Audrey Rose. by Frank dye Felitta F0} additional in- formation, call 595-5220 Marta Cohn This diary, which will inevitably be compared with that of Anne Frank, traces the heroic career of a young Jewish girl who left Palestine in 1939 to be parachuted into Hungary to rescue Jews from the German army. Her letters and journal tell the grim yet inspiring story of her valiant exploits. and of her eventual capture and death at the hands of the Nazis. (Non-fiction) Hannah Senesh. Her Life and Diary. translated by Set in the time of the American Revolution, this historical novel in diary form is based on the life of Philadelphia belle, Peggy Shippen. The beautiful coquette, who was ardently courted by officers in both the British and Continental armies, coolly withheld her heart and kept her own counsel amid the trecherous power shifts until her fateful meeting with Benedict Arnold, a man even more starcrossed than she herself. Peggy is an exceptionally vivid story with special appeal for young adults. (Fiction) Peggy. by Lois Dupcan A librarian looks a! new Markham Library booki IB'D‘DIK WAILIK Canadian Census, there are about 2.000 Roman Catholics in the Parish or about 20 per cent of the total population. The Parish has always had historical con- nections with St. Margaret‘s Church in Tuam, Tecumseth Township and St. Mary‘s Church in Nobleton. King Township. Family names of some of the original settlers are still evident in the community. I refer to family names such as McGuire. Graham, Murphy, O‘Neil. Reilly, Flanagan. Duggan. Hanley. McCabe. Foran, Quinlin, Kehoe, Boyd, O’Brien and McGoldrick. Saturday. an his- torical plaque was unveiled in Ansnorveldt to honor the 16 Dutch families who settled on the Holland Marsh in 1934 to form the nucleus of that community. The ceremony. during which the plaque was unveiled, was arranged and sponsored by the Holland Marsh Senior Citizens by margaret carrington We are pleased to advise that the homeowners residing in the area bounded by Steeles Avenue on the South; John Street on the North; Proposed __Highway No. 404 . vuvv. on 'the East;v"ano-'Getman Mills Valley. on the West (better known as the Leslie East Community) will be switched to Metropolitan Toronto Water Supply, effective today. n nfl..l.kn-Znn D :nn Dated at The Town of Markham Municipal Office, June 8, 1976 parliament hill THE TOWN OF MARKHAM Club. whose president Mr. John Boneschansker presided. Van Dyke men- tioned that their original homes, built from wood. were 16 feet by 20 feet in size. Crops were poor initially, and being- depression times, the community hovered on the edge of failure. The five-acre plots were purchased for $90 per acre. I understand that land in the Marsh has recently sold for $10,000 per acre. NOTICE The Seventy-Seventh Annual Prizegiving at St. Andrew's College in Aurora was held on Friday. This was the largest class ever With some 65 boys graduating from the Upper Sixth. THE LIBERAL, Wednesday. June 9. 1976 â€" B-ll This area supplied 16 0f the graduates. They are N0.21-76â€"33 Sealed tenders will be received by the Regional Clerk until 11:00 am. on June 24th, 1976, for the demolition or removal of the following buildings a one storey frame building 25’ x 36‘ a one storey concrete block building 25' x 23’ located on the south side of the Queensville Road (Regional Road No. 77) on the west side of the Holland River. Lot 1. Registered Plan No. 333, Township of East Gwillimbury. upon a tender form PROVIDED AT THE OFFICES OF THE COMMISSIONER OF ENGINEERING, 11/4 miles north of the Aurora Sideroad on the Woodbine Avenue (formerly Don Mills Road), or Post Office Box 296, Newmarket, Ontario. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted Tenders will be DELIVERED TO THE CLERK'S OFFICE, 62 Bayview Avenue, Newmarket, On- tario. Garfield E. Wright, Chairman. The work involved shall include the supply of all necessary personnel, equipment and matenals required to cairy out the sauces as outlined in the York County Board of Education Conditions and Specifications. Interested parties are invited to mail an application (identifying the natme at service offered) on their own letteihead to The York County Boaid of Education, PO Box 40. Aurora, Ontaiio. L‘G 3H2. All Contractots will be asked before domg any actual work for the Boatd to furnish (a) proof of good standing with the Workman's Compensation Boatd and um. and (b) appropnate Liability and Ptoperty Damage Insurance Enquiries: Nick Vollebregt at 8890660. 88L8131, 727-3141, 887-5931 478â€"2050. Ext: 255. D‘ ALLEN. CHAIRMAN THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF YORK for the Demolition or Removal of â€"MECHANICAL AND PNEUMATIC CONTROL â€"BOILER SERVICE â€"|NTERIOR AND EXTERIOR PAINTING â€"ELECTR|CAL INSTALLATIONS AND REPAIRS â€"PLUMBING INSTALLATIONS AND REPAIRS TENDERS MAINTENANCE AND SERVICE CONTRACTS FOR BUILDINGS THE YORK COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION All in all, it was an interesting weekend which included the Lions Club elimination draw in Aurora and the Legion draw for $1,000 in Beeton. RICHMOND HILL â€" The One Parent Family Association of Canada presented a certificate of honor to Richmond Hill Chapter President Terry Heally at the national conference held in Ottawa during the Victoria Day weekend. Also attending the conference 'from Richmond Hill were Betty Stower. membership director; Mary Bir- mingham, Donna New, Dave Stewart. Lou Romanelli and Vonny McLauglan. 7 parent honors D. Mukherjee, P. Eng. Town Engineer S‘ L G‘ CHAPMAN DIRECTOR OF EDUCATION R. N. Vernon Regional Clerk. clwso cmso