The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

pm. to 8 pm. Art Show â€" Water colors of Richmond Hill and area by former resident, Harry Rankin; North York Central Library, to Oct. 29. Ontario Scenes â€" by Anne Nicholls of Toronto; Thornhill Community Centre, to Oct. 29. Black Hawk Inn â€" “Pockets,” back in town; to Oct. 22. Pepi Puppet Theatre â€" Magic in the Forest; Poor Alex Theatre, to Oct. 23. See How They Run â€" another farce by Philip King â€" Fairview Theatre Co., opens Oct. 20 for Hillcrest Mall Jazz Festival â€" TONIGHT, Oct. 19 â€" Jim McHarg’s Midnight Special; 5:30 Finest Home Furnishings and Antiques m-wsn-mii‘é'; ‘Oun-Q m m munapm SAY â€" mun pm Mâ€"iZlmdpm. Ovor the putt 100 Your. to proton! day Pune I Oak - Rosewood 0 Walnul 0 Mahogany and other lumuure of all kll'ldS always on display many "one 01 a kmd" pueces Lavge selection 0! smalIs. MWqu'o’stit guy Hip-M {may horned-gm)” 5' Seneca College. Call 491- 8877. How the Other Half Lives â€" contemporary comedy by Alan Ayckbourn; Cameo Theatre of North York; Fairview Public. Library Theatre, Oct. 27- 29: Nov. 3, 5. Call 781-9520 or 225-5845 Batty birds, 20 regulax, 4 special, jackpot, late games. MY WAY Whigs Sm EVERY WEDNESDAY NIGHT JACKPOT $1,000.00 WITHIN B'UM WED. OCT. 19th HRS} At 7:30 PM. THORNHILL LIONS “BINGOW AT YORK "srformances at THORNHILL COMMUNITY CENTRE John St. and Bayview Ave. Thornhill NO ONE UNDER 16 YEARS ADMITTED **************3**3 YUU'VI: IHItU IHt thl....l\|uvv Iru Iru: one“ i * $t*********it*t*t 7:40 pm. Earlybirds 8:00 pm. Regular Games ‘ RICHMOND HEIGHTS CENTRE RICHMOND H|LL 884 Restaurant 8: Tcfiern E IéPEN7A.M.-1o PM. MON.-SAT‘ CLOSED SUNDAYS YOU'VE TRIED THE REST“. NOW TRY THE BEST! I Entertainment Super Special! HALF POUND, CHAR-BROlLED SIRLOIN STEAK Served with Chef’s Salad roll, potatoe and vegetable Only NUMBERS "FIRST CARD s1.00" Royal Canadian Air Farce returns to Curtain Club $280 884-6531 The show, which in- volves five clergyman â€" some of them real and some of them equally odd â€" plus other assorted characters, will be presented by the Fair- view Theatre Co. The same show was presented by the Curtain There'll be a handful of veterans and one newcomer in Richmond Hill Curtain Club's second play of the season, “The Day After the Fair." The play runs Nov. 25 to Dec. 10. David Phillips is the director, and Margot Crack the producer. Handful of veterans in club ’3 2nd ShOW Taking the part of the two women, Edith Hamham and sister-in- law, Lettie Hamham, are Dilys Rubow and Pera Miller, respectively. There are great French Red Great Italian Red And great Portugese Red GranVasco. 4’ One of I the reat wmes o! the ' world. Mavkeleu across Canada by Schenley Wmes and Spmls Llo In the mornings. Monday to Friday. there isn't another radio personality in Canada who has more people listening in than Wally Crouter. In his own unique way. he carries on a One-to-one conversation with each member of his audience. Because when he talks. you really get the feeling that he‘s talking to you. You'll find his friendly style and warm delivery easy to wake up to. Wally has his own ideas. but he still tells both sides of a story. He likes people to make up their own minds. That's why so many people enjoy listening to him. Listen to him yourself. and you'll soon know too. The following week, Cameo Theatre of North York presents Alan Ayck- boum's comedy about a middle-aged woman’s attempt to cover up an affair, with all the Club last year. For tickets, call 491-8877. Both have performed in numerous Curtain Club productions over the years. Anna Dunsford, who is described as a radiant, uneducated 18-year-old, is played by newcomer, Leslie Reed. The versatile Yvette Steel appears as Sarah, her spunky, young friend. Eqilally' vérsatfle Clive Ryland is the stolid Arthur Hamham. The part of Charles Bradford, 3 young man of 6mm; lasvhlis C'orhrnents' 8 AM lt‘s thrs kind of ‘people' both 0 Hal Vmcent for ‘Authontatlve combinatlon that makes waknng up eople to News 9:00 AM to “The Wally Crouter Show' such a That‘s 0 Joe lrvme for 'Wmter Road pleasure. Reports' lim 0 Peter Head for ‘Recreatuon N lowtoo, Reports 7:45, 8:45 AM Fridays C F: F? g ‘1 © © The people people listen to 7:55. 8:35 AM 0 David Craig for “Authoritative why he's the number one man to listen to in the mornings. Join Wally and his friends: 0 Bill Stephenson for ‘Spor’ts‘ 6:55 News' 6:30. 7:30. 8:30. 9:30 AM David Tafler. Editor of the Financial Times. for “Money Matters‘ 7:40 AM Torben Wittrup for 'News and Comments' 8 AM Hal Vincent for ‘Authoritative News' 9:00 AM Joe Irvine for 'Winter Road Reports‘ Peter Head for 'Recreation Reports' 7:45, 8:45 AM Fridays For tickets, call 781- 9520, or 225-5845. The play, which runs Oct. 27, 28 and 29. and Nov. 3 and 5 will be staged at Fairview Public Library Theatre on those nights at 8:30 the area, has yet to be cast. resultant misundersta- ndings. Thomas Hardy short story, “On the Western Circuit," about life in the southwest of England at the turn of the 19th cen- tury. The play is based or} the FOR RESERVATIONS PHONE $$TWO JACKPDTS$$ No.1 Jackpot $60000 No. 2 $50000 NEW MONTGOMERY'S TAVERN 8' R 10156 vanes 3mm. RICHMOND HILL THE MONTGOMERY TAVERN IS PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THAT THEY HAVE EXTENDED THEIR MENU TO INCLUDE A WIDE VARIETY OF EASTERN CUISINE 0 FROM TEMPTING CURRIED DISHES TO EXO- TIC CHINESE WHILE CONTINUING TO SERVE NATIVE CANADIAN DISHES, SEAFOOD. STEAK AND LOBSTERS. 10% OFF DURING INTRODUCTORY OFFER CHINESE FOOD TAKE-OUT SERVICE NOW AVAILABLE No. 1 Jackpot *DUU‘” No, 2 "3UU"“ Wed Oct. 19th No 1 Jackpot 56 No's No. 2-52 No's Early Birds at 7:35 pm. - Reg. Games}: Specials at 8 pm. "YOUR BINGO CENTRE FOR ALL SEASONS" RICHMOND HILL LEGION BINGO iféi'éééfi""“ MWM IMPORTED CHINESE CHEF FROM HONG KONG NO PLAYERS UNDER 16 VEARS ADMITI'ED Legion Hall, Ohio Rd., off Elgin Mills Road E. THE LIBERAL. Wednesday. October 19, 1977 â€" C-9 'That The Parkway Hotel has 120 rooms 'That The Parkway Hotel has five aores of free parking 'That Bedroom rates for one person are still only $19.95 'That Happy Birthday or Happy Anniversary are played for each guest celebrating an event in the famous Old English Roast Beef Dining Room. That the Parkway HoteI has an award winning Dining Room. That The Parkway Hotel has 17 special rooms for business meetings and seminars. That The Parkway Hotel specializes in wedding receptions. That The Parkway Hotel has a delightful cocktail lounge that has been completely refurbished. That hundreds of area people are daily dining room guests for lunch and dinner. That hundreds of companies ate regulat meeting and seminar guests. Reservations 881-2121 That special seating is availabIe for large groups in both the Kings Club Lounge and the Dining Room. PARKWAY HOTEL Hwy. 7 & Don Valley Parkway 0 Pat Burry for 'Air Freight Reports' 0 Henry Shannon. the ‘Sky King'. and his Twin Comanche for “Traffic Reports' throughout the morning - 0 Charles Doering for 'News and Comments' at 7 and 10 AM Bev Edwards hooks them all up 5:30 AM to 10:00 AM. Monday through Friday. DID YOU ’ KNOW? DINING OUT WITH ANNA MARIE