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Viewing on pmperty Tuesday, October 5th from 3-5 pm. For more information on this valuable propetty call 869-1661, Ext. 53. Owners or Auctioneers not responsible for accidentsto the Public day of sale. Sale time: 1 pm. Terms cash or known cheque (Proper IDr required). Acting on instructions of Victoria and Grey Trust, all of the property must be sold including: 2_door refrigerator. "Tappan" stainless steel range, Hoover spin dryer, chrome suite. 7 piece birch dinette suite. gas dryer, Acorn fireplace. 4 piece maple Chesterfield snite, maple bedroom suite. cedar chest. colour console television. combination Hi-Fi. quantity of framed oil paintings (N. Fleming), quantity of miscellaneous bedding and kitchen effects, R. S. German plates, Silver. etc. Property and automobile: Selling at 3 pm. 5 rooms, 2 bedroom aluminum sided bungalow. large well treed 103' x 428' lot on town water offered subject to a low reserve. Terms: $2000. deposit day ol sale. Balance 30 days l97l Acadian, 6250 original miles will be certified. (As new condition). Garden equipment: Rototiller. cement mixer. electric lawn mower. rotary lawn mower. 5 no snow blower. 5 no "Tiger" garden tractor and attachments. extensron ladders, hoes, rakes. shovels, etc Quantity of handyman's tools 01 items as donated to King City Lions Club‘ "You Name It. We May Have It". To be held at King City Arena parking lot. Household contents 1971 Acadian (6250 mi.), 5 morn bungalow on 103' x 428- lot (selling with ieserve). Property of Roy Biooks, 41 Birch Ave. Richmond Hill, lst street south of Camille Rd.. west oft Avenue Rdo (watch for signs). -Household furniture, will be held in Victoria Square _Hall, 3% miles north of No. 7 Hwy., 25’: miles south of Germley on Don Mills Rd. Sale at 7 pm. Sharp!. Property of Maisy Hartwick. This sale is from a private home. Chesterfield suite, several antiques, maple writing desk. Antique cash register. Dishes. China. School desk. Antique radio. 2 continental beds. Black and white television, working. Kitchen chairs and table. 1 shot gun. I .22. ritle. Baby crib. pictures. toys â€" includes Big Wheels ‘Rockam Sockam Robots. Tinker Toys and many more. Antique sideboard. Antique plates. Coffee table. End tables 3 arm chairs. Oak office desk. Wooden office desk. 2 drawer filing cabinet. 2 sofas, Picnic table, Odd dishes and china. Several tools. Bedroom suite and mattress. 2 night tables. 9 kitchen chairs. 1 lace Sauna Sun lamps. Box of several materials. All kinds of articles not mentioned. Sale at 7 pm. Sharp! Terms cash. Also refreshments. Alvin 8. Farmer, Auctioneer 887-5311 OFANTIQUES featuring pine cranberry, clocks, lamps, etc. will be held at Victoria Square Community Hall on Don Mills Road. 3 miles north of Hwy. 7. 9 piece dining room suite, antique bedroom suite. Boston ‘roclrer, Deacon's bench, pine open hutch, pine sideboard, pine flat back, antique rounding corner glass china cabinet. pine harvest table, ice cream table and 4 chairs, pine (list top) chest. church pews, blanket box, mantel cloclrI |eaded_ glass windows, cobalt blue lamp green lamp, purple lamp, brass hanging lamp with miniature acid cranberry shade, equisite cranberry banquet lamp with matching swirl pattern shade, beautilul pink overlay lamp and many others, Victorian cranberry dishes, cranberry sugar dish, cranberry linger bowl, end of day vase, cut :rystal decanter, cranberry opalescent epergne, and many more. brass hanging lamp with unusual copper lont, semens brass wall telephone, wooden butter bowls, pine butter churn, etc. Approx 250 pcs. lerms cash. Sale at 12.00 noon. REG AND LARRY JOHNSON Auctioneers Ph. (705) 357-3270. 1973 VW, excellent condition 2.100 miles on new engine. 31,9504 0! best ofler‘ 881-3438. clw14 POLLARDS AUCTION SERVICES 416-476-3601 1971 DATSUN. Certified, 5900. 884- 9325‘ clwl4 1974 VW Super Beetle. Excellent condition. 88927“. cle 1965 METEOR. As is. 884-3170 tunning condition‘ Make offer 2273 days. I Excellent condmen, power dISC brakes, power steering vmyl top, radlo. Asklng $1,650. 1972 VEGA, 4 speed. Radio. is is, in 1972 BUICK Skylark, automatic, air conditioned. AM‘FM radio, fully Powered‘ Michelins, sunroof, low mileage, Undercoated. Excellent condition Certifiedt Private 889- 6846. clwl4 ZZ'FQrd LTD Brougham Auction Sale SATURDAY 06!. 9 at 12 sharp Auction Sale Sat. Out is 12 noon. GORD ORR, Auctioneer. ‘55 Cars & Trucks Wed. EVENING, OCT. 13 Auction Sale THURS. OCTOBER 7 309 884â€"0397 Auctions cZwl3 c2w14 cle clw14 clwld c1w14 '. 88l- clw14 Advertising: Accidents: Neither the owner nor the auctioneer wrtl be responsrble tor accrdents or property loss. ERNIE SEVERN, Auctioneer, R.R.l ALLISION 705-435-7467. Mr. E. ANNING of Richmond Hill wishes to express thanks to the staff at York Central Hospital. Dr. Hyami and many friends and relatives and to Dr. Pringle and nurses at Princess Margaret Hospital. for their many acts of kindness during the recent loss of wife Dorothy Margaret Anning. clw14 Terms: Cash day 0! sale. Cheques with Identification. Nothing to be removed until settled ton The sale offers household furniture. electrical appliances, 9 piece diningroom suite, Gerhard Heintzman Queen Anne piano. antique parlour and bedroom furniture, McClary wood cook stove. Kitchen aid cupboard pressed back chairs, patterned rugs, patchwork and applique quilts. linen, toilet set, crocks. pictures and frames. Limoges china. glass. silver, modern livingroom lurniture and electrical appliances. Auction Sale MON. OCTOBER 11 at 1 PM. F01 Mus. Ethel Rumble, 55 Keele St. North in the Village of King City. First house north at King Sideroad on Keele SL. Victorian l'oveseat. 'S'tanley concert piano. 3 piece bedroom suite, captain chair, chime clock, wicker fern stand. upright freezer. antique table and 6 wooden chairs, coal oil lamp, toot warmer, set of pressed glass, all pedestal cake plate. water pitcher, fruit bowl and cover, cream and sugar bowl, covered butter dish, 6 tumblers, number 01 cups and saucers, 12 piece dinner set, Steel engraving picture of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert opening the Great Exhibition of all Nations in Crystal Palace, 1851. Large number of blankets, sheets pillow cases, quilts, large number of tools and electrical Supplies _ i Terms cash. No reserve. Property sold. Brand new brand name house‘hold furnishings, Wednesday, October 6th, at 7:30 p.m. Newmarket Arena. Cedar Street, Newmarkett Partial list of items. Chestertields, drnlngrooms, bedrooms. kitchen sets, lamps, coffee and end tables, novelties. recliners, rockers. gifts, dinnerware, flatware. auto accassorres. radios. clocks. cookware. tools, plus many other personal and household Items, Terms cash. Chargex, Master Charge, cheques with ID. For into call 857- 3454 Bolton. Community Auctioneers c1w14 Sat, Oct. 9th. 11:30 am. The property of Mr. and Mrs, Ernie Trimble. in the Village of Greenwood. 10 miles eas‘ oi Markham, off Hwy. Victoria Square Hall. 4 mi. north of Hwy. 7 on Don Mills Rd. Antique & collectables auction sale. pine grandlather clock 1819, gingerbread & several others, brass bed, dining set. box stove, cherrywood what-not, round table. chairs etc., Mary Gregory blue pitcher (exceptional), vaseline epergne, carnival, oil. lamps, pocket watches, jewelery. quantity of old chinao Hummel bell, weather vane, blue flower Crock. toys, quilts. silver. paintings, coins, copper, brass post horn & coach lamps. etc. 660 um ADVERT“ ADVISORY BOARD of lurniture and other household and miscellaneous items including chestabed. continental beds. knee- hole desk, humidifier and dehumidifierJnglis refrigerator, frost free with upper door lreezer, chest freezer approx 15 cu, ft. electric stove rugs, washing machine, old trunk, issues of National Geographic for the last 21 years, separately packaged, number of hand tools. rotary lawn mower, etc. for Mrs, Marie Thompson with inclusions from Mrs. Irene Kelly, 164 Dew St. King City. first street east of Boyd Motors, turn north. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1! AT 7:00 PM. Being held at "Victoria Square Community Hall". located just west all Don Mills Rd, 4 miles north of No, 7 Highway, at Victoria Square Sale includes pine washstands; pine chests of drawers; pine blanket boxes; pine deacons bench; Edwardian carved oak Sideboard (a beauty); Victorian Chaise Lounge; Burl walnut piano; hallstands; marble top washstands; wardrobes; Occ. tables and chairs; various desks; dressers; art-deco furniture: assort. of clocks; bullseye oil lamp; toilet set; beaver sealers; crocks; iron ware; stain glass windows; primitives: some glass & china; etc. etc. Over 250 quality items. PREVIEW: 6:00 PM. TERMS: Cash or cheque No reserve. KAHN AUCTION SERVICES PHONE 985-8161 Earl Gauslin and Norm Faulkner, Auctioneets keeps people wgrking. Cards 0f Thanks Auction Sale GORD ORR, AUCTIONEER ANTIQUE AUCTION SALE SAT. OCT. 15 AV 11:00 AM. Auction Sale AUCTION SPECIAL ANTIQUE AUCTION: SAT. OCT. 9. 2 PM 309 B. GREEN. Auct. 2974133 Auctions c2w13 clwld c1w14 clwld c1w14 JACKSON. Wayne and Marilyn (nee Mathews) are very happy to announce the arrival of their hrst child. a son. Matthew Wayne, 5 lbs.. 9015. on Sunday, October 3, 1976 at York Central Hospital. Happy grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. C. Matthews, and Mrs, L Jackson. BULEK, Mike and Sandra ( nee Diceman) are happy to announce the anival of Ieresa Lynn. 7 lbs.. 2 015., on September 30, 1976‘ at North York General HospitaL With thanks to the hospital staftt clwld NIXON â€"Lori is pleased to announce the birth of her brother, Gary Peter, 8 lbs.. 2 015,. on September 30. 1976, at York Centrat Hospital, Proud parents are Peter and Connie, proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs, R. Brooks, of Camebridge. Ontarro and Mr. and Mrs. R, Nixon of Toronto. LIBERAL ADVERTISERS ROBINSON, Kenneth George (Taxi driver) â€" On Friday. October lst. 1976. Husband of Esther Robinson of Lake Wilcox. Dear father of Bill, Gearge and lime Rested at the Marshall Funeral Home, Richmond Hill Service was held at St Paul's United Church, Oak Ridges on Monday afternoon. Interment Maple Cemetery. c1w14 MORRISON, Bill â€" In loving memory of a dear father and grandfather, who passed away, Octobel 6, 1974. "We mention your name And speak of you often. God bless you dear lather. You are not forgotten." Sadly missed by daughter Esther and Family. clw14 ZIMMERMAN, lmogene,Victoria. â€"At York Central Hospital. on Friday, October lst, 1976, beloved wife of the late William Zimmerman ( formerly of Brookside Drive. Richmond Hill). Dear mother of Margaret (Mrs. H. L. Smith) Thurnhill and Jo Howard of Montreal. Loved by her seven grandchildren. Rested at the Marshall Funeral Home. Richmond Hill. Service was held on Monday afternoon, Interment King City Cemetery, c1wl4 RICHARDSON, Sarah Fern â€" At Belleville General Hospital on Friday. October lst, 1976 Fern Jarvis, wife of the late John Richardson of Marmora. Beloved Mother of Leland, Marmora; Joseph (Mac), Milton; William, Beleville; Donald, Richmond Hill; Dave. Milton; Robert. Galt; Mrs. Ruth sears, Bancroft; Mrs. Melissa Phillips. and Mrs Isabel Whitley of Trenton Lovineg remembered by 20 grandchildren and 17 great- grandchildren. Sister of Mrs. Heloise Kitchen, Willowdale and James Jarvis of Milton. Predeceased by 3 sisters and one brother. Service was held in Howden Funeral Home. Marmara, on Saturday, October 2nd, 1976. Interment in Marmora Cemetery. BUSH, Thomas Harold (member of Richmond Hill Curling Club) â€" At York Central Hospital on Friday, October lst. 1976. Tom. loving husband of June Bush of King City. Rested at the Marshall Funeral Home, Richmon‘d Hill. Service was ‘held on Monday morning. Interment King City Cemetery. clwld WHALEY, Anita Aileen â€"At the Pine Grove Nursing Home on Friday. October lst, 1976. Anita Carscallen, beloved wife of .the late Stanley Whaley in her 86th year. Dear mother of Patricia Mary and Florence Helene, also survived by Six grandchildren. A family service was held from the Marshall Funeral Home on Saturday afternoon, Cremation Served overseas as lst Lt., Canadian Nursing Corp, 1914 - 1918, cle begihs‘HERE! ANNING, Dorothy Margaret â€" At Princess Margaret Hospital, Toronto, on Wednesday. September 29th 1976‘ Dorothy Duncan. beloved wrle of Norman Anning of Richmond Hill. Rested at the Marshall Funeral Home Richmond Hill. Service was held on Saturday afternoon. Interment Edgeley Cemetery. clwl4 Suddenly, on Monday. October 4, 1976, Frank, beloved husband of Betty, ol Maple, dear father of Patti (Mrst Ron Borland), Brian. Pamela and Lynne. son of Mr. Frank G Bromlield and brother of Bill, Lorraine, Beverley and Bruce. Rested at the Marshall Funeral Home. Richmond Hill Service was held on Wednesday alternoon. Cremation. Remembrances may be made to the Ontario Heart Foundation. 0le BlCKET, Eileen May At Toronto. on Monday, October 4. 1976, Eileen Playter, wife of James Bicket of Richmond Hill, dear mother of Patricia (Mrs, John Latour), Edward, William and Sharon, daughter of Mr. Ralph Playter,‘ grandmother of Cindy and Shawn“ sister of Ruth and Donald, Resting at the Marshall Funeral Home.‘ Richmond Hill. Service Thursday October 7th, 1976 at 1:30 pm interment Aurora Cemetery. BROMFIELD, Frank A‘ 555 In Memoriam good, “35 Births “55 Deatls clwl4 clw14 clw14 Bruce Noble scored two of the runs with Greg MacMillan crossing the plate with the other. Both teams ended up with four hits each with Paul Philip, Doug Lewis, Phil Wood and Randy, Spensley getting one apiece. Moreland Stars Richmond Hill ace Glen Moreland matched the Owen Sound hurler with both striking out 17 batters and walking two. All seven Owen Sound runs were unearned. DLUP, DLCVC mauueu, leIL “€er1'; Ureg Walton, centrefield; Greg MacMillan, rightfield. Utility players were Randy Spensley, Ian Forsythe, Bill Logush. . . Specialthanks Special thanks to the Richmond Hill Ball Association for its sponsorship of the club. Also to Wayne’s better half, Linda, who was always there when she was needed, and scorekeeper Debbie Haviland, parent and fans who made 1976 a successful year for the midgets. Owen Sound scored one run in the third inning while Richmond Hill peeked away for single runs in the fifth, seventh and ninth innings. Richmond Hill outscored the visitors 3-1 after that fatal first inning but it was too great of a margin to overcome. UGH That first inning saw Owen Sound sending nine batters to the plate with the first six scoring on one walk, a hit and four errors by Richmond Hill. RICHMOND HILL â€" A sixâ€"run first inning spelled finis to the OASA hopes of the Richmond Hill Midgets last Wednesday night and blew them right out of the softball finals. Owen Sound, who had won the opener 2-0. went on to carve out a 7-3 victory at the Town Park and win the southern division championship. RICHMOND HILL â€" Ian Jefferis, 31, of Richmond Hill, faces deportation to his native England. even though he's been in Canada since he was three years old. Hi/l man may be deported 0“ Pémle .1111“? March told a Toronto newspaper after servmg t1me for last week The first game was won by default. Playing against Huron Heights in the second game, Langstaff defeated them Ca tho/i0 gran 1‘s rise RICHMOND HILL â€" York Region Roman Catholic separate school grants for 1977 will be increased by 11.7 per cent, Ed Joyce, RICHMOND HILL â€" Sept. 25. Langstaff‘s Senior Girls‘ basketball team competed in the Referee‘s Tournament held at Huron Heights in Newmarket ahd WON! Hill midgets ousted Langs taff girls Win tournament Stuffed rice For years, my Christmas dinner consisted of pheasants stuffed with wild rice. It is for this reason that I have selected the first two areas as the top spots for a pheasant hunt. The limit for both areas is two birds per day. With the average of 1.3 birds per hunter, I feel the hunting can be considered very good. Daily fee is $5.00 with hunting from 9 am. to 12 noon and 1 pm. to 5 pm, but no hunting on Sunday or Monday. This area is on the island in Lake Scugog off Highway 7A a few miles east of Port Perry. SCUGOG ISLAND is a management area with excellent hunting. The birds are released by the day and I have found that con- ditions are as close to natural conditions as a hunter could wish for. with good cover and the birds flying just like wild birds. As we are mainly concerned with the hunting aspect at this time, I will attempt to give you a rundown of some of the better areas you could select for a day‘s hunting. However. please remember that the Landowner Agreement Areas are still private lands and you must comply with the owners wishes so it would be a very good idea to go ask his permission before hunting on his property. At present. Jefferis is Hurlting C1UbS all across Ontario The area is a favourite of mine as are working in these areas- NeSting it holds a great assortment of ducks. boxes for non-sporting birds such as The northern section has a good the bluebird, as well as observation number of Ruffed Grouse and platforms for birdwatchers and Woodcock, and pheasant hunting, phOtOEI‘aPhel‘S are bum. and ShFUbS with a limit of three birds, is perâ€" have been planted to attract mitted free of charge. Tiny Marsh is songbirds alld Other Wildlife between Elmvale and Wyevale on * Hwy. 27. By Su Gipps. Rob Matthews. and Robert Edmanson Then there are the Wildlife Extension Areas which are basically Landowner Agreement Areas. The government manages the wildlife on these private properties with the understanding that the owner permits hunters on his property. These areas are open all year round for such activities as hiking, dog training, archery, trap shooting and, of course, hunting. Twentyâ€"four provincial Wildlife Areas are distributed across southern Ontario. Wildlife Areas are public lands managed by the Ministry of Natural Resources to produce wildlife and recreational opportunities. Look to Wild life :2 ltroilblozeri Scugog island OUTDOORS WITH Alex Eberspaecher superintendent of business and finance said Tuesday. “This is the first time the ministry has released the grant information this A special thanks to the junior girls who played in some of the missing senior's positions: Lynn Hofland, Jackie Lines and Congratulations to Marianne Ball, Deb Barnden. Danielle Delaney, Wendy Evelyn, and Beth Lloyd. by a 14-8 score. The championship game, played against Bayview, resultediin a 25- 14 win for L5. “I've paid the penalty. I’ve been in jail. I know I've done bad things and I deserve the sentence. But sending me away from Canada is like giving me a life sentence," Jefferis robbery and assault Send a letter at least eight days before the hunt including your name, address, Ontario hunting licence number and the date of the proposed hunt. Applications should be mailed in a plain envelope to Long Point Water- fowl Management Unit, Ministry of Natural Resources, Port Rowan. Ontario, and in case you need it, the telephone number is 519-586-2133. Blinds Blinds are available on a first- come-first-served-basis but reservations are taken for a number of blinds from distant points (we qualify). Long Point LONG POINT, on Lake Erie near Port Rowan, offers the best water-fowl hunting in Ontario. The success rate is high (1.5) and the 40 or more blinds are perfectly placed. A boat is a must, but they can be rented in the‘ area. American Widgeon, Redheads, Mallards and Blacks provide the bulk of the ducks. Hunting for diving ducks is excellent until early November. The daily fee per blind is $4.00with twohunters permitted in each blind. Hunting days are Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday. The area is a favourite of mine as it holds a great assortment of ducks. The northern section has a good number of Ruffed Grouse and TINY MARSH WILDLIFE AREA gives you very good waterfowl hunting for free. Hunting is from Monday to Saturday and you must find your own spots as there are no blinds supplied. Waders and a canoe are a must but no motors are per. mitted. Line-up , The line-up: Glen Moreland, pitcher; Doug Lewis. catcher; Phil Wood, first base; Dale Strang, second base; Bruce Noble, third base; Paul Philip, short- stop; Steve Madden, left fielder; Greg Walton, centrefield; Greg MacMillan, rightfield. Utility players were Randy Spensley, Ian Forsythe, Bill Logushl . . Specialthanks Special thanks to the Richmond Hill Ball {Association for its sponsorship of The coaching staff of Wayne Burling and Sid Moreland extend thanks to the following players who gave it all they had and that they will continue in the game of fastball next year. The two game._final saw Moreland striking out 39 batters in the 22 innings he hurled on an aklerage of nearly two per'inning. All the players are to be congratulated for a job well done in carrying the Richmond Hill colors to the OASA Finals which was further than any other team in the midget division had advanced for some time. While shooting on the ground is prohibited(hopefully no onewould do this anyway!) I would like to stress that for a successful hunt, a; dog is a must. 1 ‘ SIBBALD POINT PROVINCIAL PARK can be reached by driving 'east on Highway 48, a few miles from Sutton on Lake Simcoe. As at Scugog, two birds can be taken and the hours and cost are the same. There is hunting from Monday to Saturday. Tiny Marsh Sibbald Park Last year’s grant issue was not made final until early.” he said, “giving boards a chance to work on budgets earlier than before.” Congratulations to Bill Reynolds who shot 82: thus. placing him 6th overall; and to Glenn Georgian Bay Golf At the Georgian Bay Golf Tournament. held at the Barrie Golf and Country Club, Langstaff entered four contestants who played quite well amid the windy, wet weather conditions. “This is my home, my country. I don‘t know anyone in England. I‘m Canadian. not an Englishman." When it was pointed out he couldn't be deported if he had taken out Canadian citizenship. Picked up in 1974. he Jefferis said he always plus being in possession of was sentenced to three aura Pizin THE lst Richmond Hill Brownie Pack will be holding their annual Rummage and Bake Sale on Oct. 9th, 1976, at the Presbyterian Church, 10058 Yonge Street, Richmond Hill, from 10 am. to 1 pm. Donations may be left at the Church Hall Thursday and Friday for any pick ups, please phone 884-4255. c2wl3 “This will help alleviate the inequities for boards of low vyealth," Joyce said. All boards of average wealth received a 75 per cent grant rate last year For 1977 the ministry has introduced a second level of grant so that all boards with transportation and debt charge expenditures in excess of $172 per “weighted pupil” will receive a 95 per cent grant rate. The change in grant regulations for ex- traordinary expenditures has also been increased this year, Joyce said. at 10.8 per cent but because of an equalizing factor for York region separate school board, or “weighing factor" of .0423, the per pupil ex- penditure will be in- creased to $1,247.63. Sat. Oct. 30th, 9 am. to 2 pm. Contributions of saleable Interns accepted. If pick-up required. call 640-3244 or 640-4943. THe increase in tfie elementary grant was set March, although the board‘s budget was cogpleted in January. OCTOBER 20. Wednesday The Naomi Chapter of the MW of Holy Trinity Church invite you to its card party in the Church Hall, Brook Stu. Thornhill at 8 pm. Tickets $2. Prizes and refreshments. For tickets and Information call Helen Begg, 889- 71924 c2wl4 On Sept. 27, our field hockey team defeated Markham with a 1-0 score. Lisa Hudson scored our goal. Sept. 30’s game was a scoreless, well-played game against Thornhill. Perret who sh 0t 84, placing him 8th overall. Mike Parker and Ray Toiviainen also did well. All told, Langstaff ranked in 10th position. “I don‘t know é thing about England; that’s not my country,” he said. Jefferis was first convicted in 1970 for possession of hashish for purposes of trafficking. thought he was Canadian, because he grew up here. Stouffville United Church Building Fund NEED A SERVICE? WANT TO HELP? I like children and have some spare time. What can I do? My kids are all in school now. What should I do? GOT A QUESTION") NEED A SERVICE? WANT TO HELP HELPMATE INFORMATION WILL PROVIDE:- GOT A QUESTION? Where do I get job retraining? Where can I play chess? When do the Lions meet? Where can I find help? I feel as a parent. that I am losing control of my anger. I need a credit counsellor. Where can I find one? I'm IS and pregnant. Where do I go now? Mammoth Auction Sale York Central Hospital - Trench St. & Major Mackenzie, Richmond Hill Call 883-2234, 8832235 6‘5 Coming Events We are again facing a possible Post Office shutdown. If there is a disruption of more than 24 hours, which will extend past Thursday of the week, we plan on setting up pick-up depots in yourarea. The depot will be with a local merchant, located as close as possible to the Post Office, and will be identified by a “LIBERAL PICK-UP DEPOT" sign in the store window. You will simply give the depot your name and pick-up your paper. We will only be able to establish depots in our “local area”, from Thornhill to Newmarket, and Unionville to Maple/King. All other subscribers will have their subscriptions extended by the number of weeks affected. We hope this step will not be necessary, but if it is, we will do our best to ensure that you get your copy of the LIBERAL with a minimum of inconvenience. ' A message to LIBERAL mail subscribers: HELPMATE INFORMATION CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT PREPARES FOR POSTAL SHUTDOWN c2w14 UNDEFEATED! A triple ‘header was played against Williams on September 27. Our senior soccer team was victorious. Paul Denzel. our goalie, had a shut-out with a 1-0 score. John Bordignon was the scorer of Langstaff’s goal. The funior te'am had a little trouble, but Garfieid E. Wright Chairman RObEIt N. Vernon‘ Regional Clerk Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted Tenders shall be delivered to the Clerk's office, 62 Bayvrew Avenue North Entrance, 2nd Floor, Newmarket, Ontario L3Y 4W9 Tender Forms, Information to Bidders and‘ Specifications may be obtained at the office of the Engineering Department, The Regional Municipality of York, on Woodbine Avenue, one and onequarter miles north of the Aurora Sideroad (Postal address: PO. Box 296, Newmarket, Ontario, L3Y 4X1) on or after 9:00 AM. Friday. October 8th, 1976. SEALED TENDERS,proper|y marked, WI“ be received by the Regional Clerk unth 11:00 AM. E.D.S.T. on THURSDAY, October 28th, 1976 for the supply, plantung and maintenance of approximately 3,000 trees at various locations throughout the Region 0! York. THE LIBERAL. Wednesday, October 6 a restricted weapon in a place other than his residence. He served 17 months at that time. In 1973, he was jailed for two months for assaulting police, then later failed to show up for a robbery hearing. als when necessary Tenders shall be delivered to the Clerk's office, 62 Bayview Avenue, North Entrance, 2nd Floor. Newmarket, Ontario L3Y 4W9. Garfield E. Wright, Charrman Robert N Vernon, Regronal Clerk tlw 1‘ Specifrcatrons, Information to Bidders, Tender Forms and Tender Envelopes may be obtained at the office of the Engrneenng Department, Ihe Regional Munlcrpality of York, Woodbine Avenue, one and one-quarter miles north of the Aurora Road. (Postal address: PO. Box, 296. Newmarket, Ontario L3Y 4X1) on or after 9:00 AM. Friday, October 8th, 1976. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted for the supply and installation of approximately 7,000 Iin. It. of 3 cable guide rall. SEALED TENDERS properly market will be received by the Reglonal Clerk untrl 11:00 AM. E.D.S.T. on THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF YOR‘K THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF YORK You are invited to attend the 2nd. annual Art Exhibition of paintings by ryday problems and emergencnes TENDER FOR 3 CABLE GUIDE RAIL Fon T. Lew RICHMOND HILL LIBRARY from Oct. >1§§r§o Oct. 30th. 1976 THURSDAY, October 28th, 1976 TENDERS FOR TREE PLANTING ART SHOW Contract No. 15-76-30 Contract No. 15-76-43 w1|l respect the confidential nature of LIBRARY HOURS 609 Tenders Circulation Department Jefferis said that deportation means being penalized twice. “I just hope that somehow I can remain in Canada; it‘s inhuman what they’re doing to me,“ Jefferis said. On Sept. 29, Langstaff played an outstanding game against Huron Heights. defeating them by a score of 2-1. nevertheless, so did Williams. The scoreless game was a shut-out for goalie Pete Beaufont. Unfortunately. our midget team lost by a score of 5-2. years in jail. He was released in April on parole. emu