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455 cars 74 Pinto Wagon 4Cyl 30,000 mi Fully reconditioned and guaranteed Lic JHA345 $2,695 75 Ford Super Cab V3 Automatic, power steering and brakes, only 19,000 mi Fully reconditioned and guaranteed Lic P51688. 75 Pontiac Astra SafariWagon 19,000 mi Fully reconditioned and guaranteed. Lic JVO4ll. $3,195 74 Ford l/2ton pickup V8. Fully reconditioned and guaranteed.ch E88441. $3,195 73 Capri V6 Automatic. I.IC. DWW400. As is. $1,400 72 lhunderbirrd Fully equipped. Fully reconditioned and guaranteed. Lic. AVDSII. $3,395 74 Chev 3/4 ton Camper Special. V8 automatic. Fully l3077 reconditioned and guaranteed. Lic. M65177. Ormesher Ford Sales Ltd ., 120 Yonge St. N, Aurora. 884-0955 727-1358 1970 Cougar Many new parts. PS/PB Clean $1.000. 883-6387 Clw20 1973 Grand Prix Excellent condition. 33000 884-4843 after 6 pm. 66 VW 68,000 miles. Excellent throughout. Best ofler. Must sell. 884-5479 clw20 1974 Olds Cutlass‘l Power steering, brakes, windows. Factory tape deck, certified. All- highway miles. Excellent condition. $2,250. 294-5234. c3w19 CleO offer. 74 Dodge Caronet Power brakes. steering. Lovely condi-- lion. One owner. $2.500. 773-5620 Clw 20 72 P into Radial and snow tires $750 or best offer 883-2290 days ‘ 633-0521 evenings c1w20 1973 GMC Van 6 cyl. Standard shift. 24,000 miles. Oneowner. 884-9612 Alter 6 PM. 73 Chrysler Newtorker One owner. Lots of extras. Owner getting company car. 884-4881 cm 69 Chevrolet Power steering, power brakes. Good running condition. 3450. or best Clw 20 offer. _--§i‘_4;133‘3-_dd 75 Ford Ranchero with can 889-2943. mo 69 Volkswagen STANDARD. BEST OFFER 884-6969 am 73 International 1110 Custom Cab pick-up. Bucket seats. radio. 392 automatic. PS. PB Aluminum cap. 44000 miles. Must sell. Best offer. 727-6182 My) 71 Camaro 350 Automatic. Bucket seats. floor console. Green with black interior. Excellent condition throughout Will certify. Must sell. 57.000 miles “35° 883-1676 m VOLKSWAGEN SALE GOOD SELECTION OF QUALITY RECONDITIONED V.W.'s Specializing in v.w. body work and general repairs. ALL WORK GUARANTEED ooiiERrv MOTORS £151?" 727-3922' ‘ 8 Trucks 74 Ponhac GRAND PRIX Light green, white Vinyl roof and interior Fully equipped including AM FM stereo tape automatic. air- conditioning, tilt steering wheel new tires Excellent condition Wlll Certify c1w20 ______â€"â€"â€"â€" 71 International 2.89m Single axle block truck 9000 front, Door Pnze 18500 rear with unit lift unloader. withiob CNN 68 GMC uron Truck 12,000 miles on new motor Alum- inum cap $1,200 5‘5 Coming Events St. Gabriel’s Anglican Church Crosby Avenue a: Bayview Richmond Hili FALL ART SHOW 8 SALE Paintings from The Gallery of Wm Gamon Saturday November 27th ADMISSION 75‘ 3‘0 Antiques 8 Art Visit us at, 884-8646 Wait-A-Bit Antiques 1969 NOVA V8 automatic. radio. Reasonable. Private. 669-2709. clw20 Kleinburg. now located I: mile west of Hwy 27 oil Nashville Road on kleins Ridge 893-1538 New 8 Old Clocks. Marble Top Washstands China Cabinets etc 1964 VALIANT. Uncertilied. $200. or best offer. 884-1900 clw20 1972 CHEVROLET 1: ton pick-up. Excellent condition Certified. 773- 5755. CNN BRASS, Copper, antiques. repolished Brass beds. etc. Britex 755-7851. If: 29 1968 PONTIAC Laurentian Working condition. As is. 8225. 884-7475. CleO 555 Deaths 1972 DATSUN, l200. fastback Standard, low mileage One Owner Certified Excellent condition. 727 clw20 BOYLE, Agnes On Wednesday, November 10. 1976 Agnes Boyledear srster of Marguerite and the late Morgan Boyle of ihornhill, Rested at the Marshall 1973 CHEVROLET lm ala, low mileage, power brakes.p steering. gnml "magi FR'Chmonid H'”' [13de; Very good common $2200 rvrce was ed riday aternoon. 8843120 Interment Presbyterian Cemetery ‘ W20 Richmond Hill. 1975 CORDOBA excellent condition, like new. New radial tires. Must sell. 889-2175. clw20 73 Ponfiac Moon 350 V8. Power steering and BURGESS, Frederick Charles, at York Central Hospital on Monday. November 15, 1976. Fred Burgess. beloved husband of Louise Boswell of Richmond Hill. Dear father of Bruce. Agincourt, and lean (Mrs. Robert brakes. A] condition. Thompson) Richmond Hill. Dear grandfather of Heather. Carolyn and Dryw. Resting at the Marshall c1w20 Funeral Home, Richmond Hill. Service on Wednesday, November 17, 1976 at 2 pm. Interment Richmond Many articles 10% off. 55“ Deaths SLATTERY, Norman ln hospital on Thursday. November 11, 1976 Dear lather of Norma (Mrs G Getson) of Richmond Hill and Duane Slattery of Virginia. Rested at the Marshall Funeral Home. Richmond Hill Servrce was held on Saturday morning Interment Prospect Cemetery. “35 Births LAWFORD Richard and Barbara (nee Macfarlane) are pleased to announce the arrival of their son, Peter Russell He was born at York Central Hospital, on October 3lst. 1976. clwl9 MILLER, Bob and Gail (nee Robinson) wish to announce the birth of a son Steven Robert weighing 8 lbs at York County Hospital, on November 9, 1976. A brother for Stacey Ann Many thanks to Dr J. Hall and the maternity staff. '73 Austin Mini like new, one owner, 34,000 miles, 45 mpg. Asking $900. 773-5398 1968 TOYOTA, low mileage. Best offer. 884-1307. nclw20 Hill Cemetery clw20 clwzo TAGGART â€" Davrd Arthur is pleased to announce his arrival on November 8, 1976 at North York Hospital. Proud parents are Rob and Brenda, and happy brother is Michael. clw20 FISHER, Alice At York Central Hospital. on Sunday. November 14, 1976, Alice Enston, beloved wife of the late Albert (Ted) Fisher, dear mother of George Fisher of Thornhill, grandmother of Cathy, Ted and Tom. Friends called at the B. E. Ring FuneralHome7783 Yonge $1.. (at Hwy. 75) Thornhill. Service was held in the Chapel on Tuesday November 16th. Cremation and interment in Mount Pleasant Cemetery, Toronto. 6‘5 Engagement 1969 PONTIAC, 4 door automatic, power steering, 350 V8. Certified. 3550. 884-6139. c1w20 MR. and Mrs. John Middleton of Richmond Hill take great pleasure in announcing the engagement of their son Charles Michael to Dianne Marie Reynolds. Miss Reynolds is on the nursrng stall of York Central HoSpital. Charles is a recent honour graduate of Seneca College. The wedding to take place in August. 1977. Advertising. helps you know Why. 1976 PINTO. Excellent condition. 4,000 miles. 884-2273. clw20 66 AmbassadoT 327 cu. in. Power steering, power brakes, 62,000 original miles. Very good condition. Certified. 3600. Or After 6 pm. _ 884-0050 c1w201 1976 CAPRI Chia, ll. 3,000 miles. Best offer. Owner has 2 cars, must sell. 884-5536. c2w19 clw20 GUPPY, Ruby A. Suddenly at the Branson Hospital on Friday, November 12, 1976. Ruby Smith. beloved wile of Arthur Guppy oI Willowdale. Dear mother of Grace (Mrs. James Fitzpatrick), Robert and Donald. Rested at the Marshall Funeral Home, Richmond Hill. Servrce was held on Monday afternoon. Cremation. 4% CANADIAN ADVERTISING Amlsonv BOARD 72 Volkswagen Super Beetle Certified. Excellent condition, 46,000 miles. Many features include auto matic stick shift transmissmn, gas heater. rear defroster. new tires. undercoating. Also included CB radio and 8 track tape deck. $1,800. Call John 884-7986. m.” welcome yo”! pat'onage 9”“"E “"5 Joyous holiday season! Cars & Trucks . _ WANTED FOR SCRAP Top Prices 1. 889-0353 % t Uulbaard 510 Legal Notices i ,7 MUtS C I, William H. Stewart, of Keele Street, ‘ RR King, Ontario, will not be‘ responsible for any debts incurred in \LL Ms. Chrysler 3.6 MI. to 10 hp. Hiallél‘iofiéié‘ “Matti Reid Mower Marine Er Sports 11.541 Yonge St. Richmond Hill 334-7775 “W” riorice‘ro “. ' CREDITDRS . . . . Ln the Estate of GRACE Grees. Things Families Like ece‘ased. ALL persons having claims against the Estate of Grace Gibbs, late of 9 Virginia Avenue, Toronto, who died on or about August 25th. 1975. are hereby notified to send particulars of same to the undersigned on or before December 8th, 1976, after which date the estate will be distributed. and the undersigned will not be liable to any person of whose claim they shall not then have notice. DATED at Richmond Hill, this 8th day of November. 1976. PIAXTON AND MANN, CHRISTMAS srlopfiivo? See ow gift display of hand made work by local arosansmdam'sls Macrame Ceramics Paintings "0- 3” 35- Open for your browsing pleasure from Monday to Richmond Hill, Ontario _ Saturday, ("my Christmas. 3:15" 10217A Yonge Street on for the . . Administratn'ces. Richmond Hill c3w19 W2“ “5 Coming Events . “Craigmore House" Pine Furniture (Sr Gifts HUME Cronyn and Jessica Tandy in "The Many Faces of Love", Georgian College Theatre, Hwy. 400 at Duckworth St, Barrie. Monday. Nov. 29 at 8.30 pm. 3700. $6.00 reserved, $2.50 rush. Georgian Foundation. Box 454. Barrie (705) 728-4613 c3wl9 See our excellent selection of tables ANNUAL corner benches, corner cupboards, POINSETTIA m AND aiiziuiii four poster beds, pedestal tables. Emmenual Anglican Church 15 Macltay Drive Saturday. November 20th 2 â€"4 pm Door Prizes, Tea Room. Plant Table. Gifts and Decorations, Home Baking, White Elephant Fish Pond. Yonge St. - Oak Ridges 7734091 c1w20 ~% This is your complete gift gurde to make your Christmas shopping more eniOyabIe and more convenient. The busmesses partiCipating in this handy page THE LIBERAL, I’I'ednesday. November 17. 1976 â€" B-ll King artists ShOW works Hill carpenters softball champs RICHMOND HILL â€" The Richmond Hill Bantam Carpenters won the York Simcoe softball championship Nov. 7 in somewhat cool man. cool weather at Crosby Park. They downed Markham 8-6 in a sudden death seven inning game. M a r k h a m w a 5 representing the south and Richmond Hill the north. The top of the first inning saw Richmond Hill scoring three runs off two singles by Matt Zurich and Rob Steel and three doubles by Kevin Ship- cott, Gary Wilkinson and Dan ()‘Sullivan. The Carpenters picked up one more in the second on singles by Gord Fournier, Zurich and Shipcott. The third inning saw another run scored on a double by Steel and singles by O'Sullivan and Bill Neilson. Markham garnered two runs in the bottom of the third on two walks and one hit by Greenway. Home Greenway then hit a homerun in the fourth inning to make the score 5-3. Richmond Hill scored one more in the fifth on a walk and triple by O‘Sullivan. Markham notched three more runs in the sixth to tie the game at 6-6. Big inning Then came the fatal seventh as Richmond Hill‘s Shawn McKenzie walked, stole second and third and was singled home by O’Sullivan. O’Sullivan then stole second and third and was singled home by Neilson to close out the scoring. Whiffs 13 Winning pitcher was Gary Wilkinson who struck out 13 big hitters. Dan O’Sullivan went four for four and had three rbi’s while Gord Fournier had three for four. 5‘5 Forthcoming Marriage MR. and Mrs. W. Barker of Thornhill are happy to announce the forthcoming marriage of their youngest daughter. Susan Marjorie, to Michael Stirling Robb, son of Mr. and Mrs. G. Robb of Toronto. Wedding to take place in the Chapel of Richmond Hill United Church on November 27th. 1976 at 4 pm. _ clw20 m Families Like THE LASTING GIFT 52 ISSUES OF THE LIBERAL A beautiful card will armimce your Gift Salami lion in time for Cll'istrras' Your drought will be remembered for the whole year. $990- Home or Mail Delivery Telephone 88409111 THE LIBERAL or write Circuhtion Department Box 390 Richmond Hill [41: 4Y6 cow to W 86 Keele 5L. King City ANNUAL CRAFT SALE 3 Saturdays NOVEMBER 20 NOVEMBER 27 DECEMBER 4 in un. â€":::op.m. New items each Satori-Y cawzo Figure Skating Boutique Er Sports (Competitor's Corryan'ml Custom Boots John Wilson Blades Al Accessories H112 Yorlge St, Wiovvdale 2251377 mm Coach Bob Davies thanked the team on a good year and especially the players “who gave up their hockey games to take part in the contest. A special thanks to umpires Tom Price and John Shearer who also braved the cold weather to do the game." Coach Davies also thanked the United Brotherhood of Car- penters and Joiners of America Local 3233 for sponsoring the team. Rocky start for Black’s RICHMOND HILL The Richmond Hill Black and Stewart Real Estate Minor Midget A team are off to a rocky start. They were bombed 14-2 by Orillia Nov. 12 after losing earlier by 6-2 and 5- 2 earlier to Barrie. Things looked like they might be looking up when the locals tied Newmarket 2-2. A spokesman for the team had this to say: “There are times when excuses are acceptable through injuries, suspensions. “But in this case there are no excuses. When the players realize they have to play as a team and not as individuals then and then only will they start winning. “We have those kids on the team who try and try hard, only to be frustrated by the ‘who cares and I know better than the coach” types." “Yes we do have them. So wake up fellows. The season can be short or long. It's your choice.” ERIC W. BAKER CANDIDATE FOR Correspondent Donna Matthews 832-1579 KING w Two King City artists have a show and sale of their work until Nov. 27 at the Maple library. Dora Dawson and Elinor Tolman both produce mainly landscapes working in the medium of oil. Mrs. Canadian National Exhibition this year. Public Forum King Township volunteers of the Canadian Arthritis and Rheumatism Society present a public forum on Nov. 22 at 8:15 pm. at King City United Church. Guest speaker will be Dr. Hugh Little. rheumatologist, along with Ross Morrison. executive director, and Mark Courtemanche. local field represen- tative. Art at library A walk through Jennifer Durkin's art exhibition at King Township Public Library from Nov. 13-27 will be a walk into a world of modern art new to many people. Through pictures composed of found objects. collages and prints, Durkin says she expresses the meanings she finds in objects old, used and aban- doned, and represents also the life of the human beings around her. She sees the world in a constant state of change, often ambiguous, and uses images to reflect this. Durkin is a King City woman who graduated from King City Secondary School and later received a degree from Queen's University in Kingston. She has exhibited at the Ontario Society of Artists Annual Exhibit where she received‘a Purchase Award in 1975, at the Fifth British International Print Bienninal, Bradford, England and at the University of London, England. The exhibition at the library is open 10 am. to 5 pm. Monday through Saturday, and 7-9 pm. Monday through Thursday. Coming events United Church Women of King City United meet tonight (Wednesday) at the church at 8 pm. Guest speaker is Mr. Broombridge of Telecare. Public Forum this evening at All Saints‘ Anglican Church to meet the candidates for the upcoming elections. Tickets are still available for the Kingsmen Show at King City United Church. Adults: $2.50; children: $1. This is a very entertaining show and suitable for children. The show is on SCHOOL TRUSTEE OFFERS EXPERIENCE '5 direct to public Thursday and Friday of this week. Guest speaker at the Good Morning Group next Wednesday will be from the Children‘s Aid Society. Coffee and Dawson won a first prize in the companionshipiincluding babysitting) for $1. Kingcraft general meeting on Nov. 24 at Kingcraft House. Last minute preparations for their studio sale on Nov. 27. Dec. 6 and 13. Christmas Cakes King City Figure Skating Club is again selling Christmas cakes, starting Nov. 22. The cost is $2.50 for a 28 ounce. gift wrapped, sliced cake. Call Diane Betty at 833-5744. Hill swimmers take home wins RICHMOND HILL â€" Members of the Richmond Hill Aquatic Club came up with an impressive showing Sunday at the Lakeshore Swim Club Fall ‘8' meet. It was a long meet with 40 full events for 15 competing swim clubs including RHAC. The green from Richmond Hill ac- counted for many ribbons the unofficial tally was: A total of four firsts, seven seconds. three thirds, and three fourths. seven fifths, and four sixths. Richmond Hill finished second in the 200 yard free style relay for boys ages 11 to 12. The girls finished first in the 200 yard relay for 11 and 12 year olds. The Hill club came up with two seconds in the 400 yard relays for boys 13 and 14; and 15 and 17. Justice shows way Individually. Stephen Justice showed the way with ribbons in four events - firsts for the 200 yard 1M. and 100 yard back stroke; second for the 200 yard free style and 100 yard breast stroke. Richmond Hill had double ribbon wins from Helga Pape, Stephen Davey. Christine Bogie and Harold Mag and Doug Clarke. Andrew Pape and Ron Gelineau had ribbon times of 47.12 and 47.82 seconds in the 50 yard back stroke for boys 10 and under. It was second and fourth for Ann Grainger and Karen Branch in the 10( yard back stroke for girls 13 and 14. STORE FOR RENT AT AN ESTABLISHED PLAZA WELLINGTON ST., AURORA 800 80. FT. STORE LOTS OF PARKING FOR INFORMATION CALL 493-5331 Teak and Rosewood Furniture 2 DAYS ONLY Nov. 19 9 o.m.-9 pm. Nov. 20 9 o.m.-5 p.m. UP TO (Z) REDUCTION OFF SUGGESTED RETAIL PRICE Anyone presenting this ad is entitled to an additional 5'. DISCOUNT Wide Selection Including Complete bedrooms, mirrors, tables, lamps, Cabinets, shelving, seating groups, dining rooms, drapery 8. upholstery moteriols, plus ideal odds 8. ends for the handyman. CHARGEX â€" N SHEPPARD AVE. '08 AOBNNSM 'EAV lNOWV'I [CD ICD FURNITURE DESIGN LIMITED Scarborough, Ontario 41 Lamont Avenue. ~37W ONWOIW CASH & CARRY ONE TIME OPPORTUNITY First Come - First Served (416) 291-2591