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PERSIAN lamb lacket. chocolate blown Wlth medium brown mink collat, size 12 - 14‘ Excellent condition‘ 3285. Bookcase-buffet. walnut with albonte top, glass sudmg doors, 48 x 36 x 12. like new. 335 884.6979. REFRIGERATOR, 13 cu. it. Electric Stave. 24". Excel|ent condition. 889‘ 2582. DININGROOM suite With 6 chairs hutch._trest|e table4 pine Canadnana senes 881-5075. BASEMENT SALE Minor Mosquito Soccer Team MIAMI '77 RUMMAGE SALE In vacant store next to Mr. Donut. Richmond Heights Plaza. Thursday Nov. 3. from 6 to 10 pm. Friday. Nov. 4, from 6 to 10 pm. Saturday. Nov. 5. from 9 am. to 6 pm. SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL BOYS Tent trailer. clothing, dressers household items. With Iotissene and meat thetmometer in excellent condition. Beige Chester- tield and chair. Aflet 6. 60" x 46" x ‘/2" thick smoked glass top 4 matching swivel chairs. Perlect condition. Cost $800. $450 0r best offer 727-6712 C-l2 â€" THE LIBERAL. Wednesday. October 26. 1977 WASHING machine and dryer, excellent condition. Both machines all cycles. Reawnable‘ 881-7179. TYPEWRITERS. adders. calculators sales. sewice. rentals. Newmarket Business Machines. 497 Timothy $1., Newmarket, 895-7621, m as FOR Fuller Brush Service. Call H. Losberg. 889-0827. ticlO HOUSE PLANTS. many, ver reasonable. leaving Province‘ Thornhill, 889-0295. LEARN to fly Toronto Am. Airport. 297~i CARPENTER WATER SOFTENER Like new condition. With paper ’ S450. FIREWOOD Oct. 30th, 1mm 1 pm. - 5 pm. 111 Pmm SL, Newmmet FIREWOOD Daily checks on your residence, business or property by mobile patrol. Richmond Investigative & Security Services Ltd. Contemporary Oval Dining Table 9216 BayVIew Ave. at lBth Richmond HIH Renovations and Home Improvements “Large and Small" 209 COPIER SAT. OCT. 29th 11 TO 4 PM. GARAGE SALE Between 8 am. & 5 pm or Evgs. & Weekends 921-3894 SEASONED WHITE BIRCH BEECH E MAPLE PICK-UP 0R DELIVERY AUTOMATIC MARK || REASONABLE 727-8508 832-1177 Seasoned hardwood Maple. Oak 8. Ash Cut. split 8. deliveled $30 per face cord 889-5237 884-1443 SNOWPLOWING AVAILABLE ALSO 1-476-4961 Aliways 2974422 EXPERIENCED Full line of Chain Link Fencing at Reduced Prices 30" WHITE VIKING 889-6902 881-1689 884-9626 STOVE SNOW FENCH 100 FT. ROLLS $50 6 FT. STEEL POSTS $2.30 EA. 7 FT. STEEL POSTS $2.55 EA. GOING ON VACATION? Introd uctory fhght $5 34 Elizabeth St. 8,. Richmond Hill 305 883-3177 BONE FENCING ’2‘ Miscellaneous Articles For Sale Butionwlle cZwlS C2»: 17 Ch 16 C2w l6 20 cu. ft. wholesale. New - tor sale or tent. MAPLE HILL SEAFOODS 6 Months old. Barely touched. Walnut European Contemporary - MIA. wrth bench. $1,950 new; best otter or $1,695. 473-6222 705-835-2110M IWO Englush Axmmster rugs. 9‘ x 12‘ ovals mth hinge. almost new Including underlay. greatly veduced 851-3277. Water Soitener tor. 14 cu. ft 499‘0880 days, Bromley. TEAKWOOD. Rosewood furniture, Bedroom suite. dmingroom 9 piece Chesterfield suite, wallunit. Brand new. Reasonable. 247-4377, Intercom system 884-1147 SNOW tires, G78 - 14. good con dition.‘ Reasonable, 889-8821. Days: 883-4344 After hours 773-5119, 895-1035 ALUMINUM Doors. wmdows. awnings. ralhngs. Sldmg. sotm system. trough, Free estlmates. Ron Woods 884-1514. , ,, BABY clothes. Excellent condition Best offer. 884~0947l .TWO FAMILIES SATURDAY OCT. 29 9 AM. TO 1 PM. 19 OAKBANK RD. THORNHILL (YONGE AND HWY. 78) MODEL XL900 Semi-automatic. 2 years old. $230 And gr garden Myth and Sa Specnahzlng In small nusmess 8. 5e" employed. 222-7851 Teakwood Furniture Independent Bookkeeping Service $30. curd - Delivered Sat. & Sun. Oct. 29 & 30 10 to 3 pm 8556 Yonge St. “101an FIREWOOD Direct irom Importets warehouse Open nll 9 pm. EINAR CLAUSEN LIMITED Hwy. 7 Bramalea 791-2355 79 Doncaster. Thornhnll 8810000 CHEST FREEZERS GARAGE SALE ‘ GARAGE SALE SAT. OCT. 29 8. SUN OCT. 30 12 NOON - 5 PM. 22 NORMARK DR.‘ THORNHILL TV. bed. cub. iumlture. etc‘ ELECTROVOX FIREWOOD ROTOTILLING GARAGE 'SALE green PIANO 884-6603 Maple & Beech $20. tace cord or $10. and you cut STOVE 884-0297 893-1844 nth heav machine rdays. ITHACA 889-9906 MOFFAT power heavy Robert host free. Vlklng 888-1018 8ng Mr Culhgan. Refugela‘ J YAMAHA Barely touched compostm duty profe Avanlable e» sung your ofessmnal e evemngs "C 13 tic 39 1:44 HILL, Carol Suddenly as the result of an accident in Willowdale on Saturday October 22, 19772 Carol Hill wife of Douglas. Dear mother of John, Jellery and Joel Thurston and Jamie Hill. Loving daughter at Mrs. Mildred Carter and the late Roy. Dear sister of Robert, David and James Carter and Susan (Mrs. J. P. Bustard). Service was held at the R. S. Kane Funeral Home, 4812 Yonge St, Willowdale, In- terment York Cemetery. OLIVER, Sara Hazel (nee Middleton) At Humber Memorial Hospital. Weston, on Frrday, October 7, 1977, Sadie Oliver of 5 Bellevue Cr.. Apt 610. Weston. formerly of Wrrght St, Richmond Hrllr Beloved wife of the late John Oliver, dear mother of Helen Mariel Goldstone of Bolton; daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Davrd Mrddleton, Carrville; sister of Mr. Bert Middleton, Palmerston and Mrs Myra Barton, Carville, in her 75th year. The funeral was held from the Ward Funeral Home, Weston on Tues. Oct. 11, 1977 at 1 pm In- terment followed in Qarrville Cemetery, SCHELKE, Mabel Mary On Thursday, October 20, 1977. Mabel, widow of_Fred Schelke, formerly of Gormley and Richmond Hill. Dear mother of Mary Jane Stewart. Rested at the Marshall Funeral Home in Richmond Hill. Mass was held in Our Lady Queen of the World Church on Wednesday morning. Interment Mount Hope Cemetery. BROSER, Eric F. At Newmarket on Monday, October 24, 1977. Beloved husband of Caroline. Dear father of Barbara (Mrs. Philip Barth), Thornhill. Richard of Iroy. Michigan and Elsie (Mrs. L. A. Handley) of Downsview. Survived by 7 grandchildren. Rested at The Marshall Funeral Home, Rich- mond Hill. Service was held on Wednesday afternoon. Interment Westminster Cemetery. COUVRETTE. Cyrille and Marilyn (nee Deighton) are pleased to announce the safe arrival of a son, Ryan Joseph, 8 lbs.. 6 015.. at Toronto Western Hospital. October 16. 1977‘ Proud grandparents Mr. and Mrs Walter Deighton and Mrs. Leah Couvrette. LANGLEY â€" Ed and Cathy (nee Canick) are ,happy to announce the birth of their son, Corey Edward, at Guelph General Hospital, Monday. October 24, 1977, 7 lbs., 12 015A COXWORTHY. Dana and Sheila are proud to announce the safe anival of their daughter, Kelly Karine, weighing 7 lbs.. 5 015,, on October 18, 1977, Many thanks to Dr. Granton and the Staff of York Central Hospital. I WOULD like to thank my friends“ relatives and North York Vets Social Club for their concern. cards, flowers and fruit during my stay in hospital and since returning home. A special thanks to the nurses and my doctors at York Central Hospital, All was apprecrated. Sam Fockleri MANY at today's genetatlon ol hugh school graduates me not unweme motivated Many are discovenng the "shone! way" to new honzons- and rewarding careers - In the excmng and cha||engmg fields 01 Comput‘ e: ngrammmg and Systems AnalySIS. MR. and Mrs. James McNamara of Richmond Hill are happy to an- nounce the marriage of their daughter Lynn to Daniel Moore.‘son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Moore of Rich- mond Hill. on October 4, 1977. KERR, Waiter David. Passed away Octobe! 21. 1969‘ Sadly missed by Mother. Dad and Kathy. alcohol per day < alcoholism and rhosis of the liver‘ Did you know that a small beer contains as much alco- hol as a strong drink and eer contams as muc 1101 as a strong drink and that six ounces or more of alcohol per day can lead to alcoholism and cause cir- rhosis of the liver? 660 “5 In Memuiam you'reâ€"whistling In the dark. ‘alely Y allure See you Give Heart Fund (D Cards of Thanks Ask us about these Oppmtunltues - Ask us why we'le ptoud 0! cm |ob placement [ECOIG FOI Infmmahon Without Obligation Phone. Wine av Visut: Herzing Institutes. 44 Eglinton Ave. W.. Ste. 310 DEPT 1.3. 223.10RONIO MAR 1A1 0R TELEPHONE 484-6996 55“ Marriage ‘55 Deaths ‘35 Births DO YOU HAVE GRADE l2 0R EQUIVALENT7 TRAIN IN A YEAR FOR A LIFETIME CAREER REGISTER NOW sums NOV 7 eSSure an Career Training o! hugh school graduates me not qmversuty The Canadian Home & Insulation Pro ram 1 may pay you up 03350. New building at King opens No v. 3 The new Phase 1 building at Seneca College. King Campus, will be officially opened and dedicated next Thursday, November 3. Representatives from the provincial and municipal governments will take part in the opening of the 137,000 square foot educational facility. The event takes place at 4 pm. at the campus on Dufferin Street, north of the King Sideroad. Opening ceremonies will be followed by tours and a public reception. If you’ve answered “Yes” to all three questions, we’ll send along our information/application kit. If you can answer “Yes” to these questions: September 1889 saw the sale of two farm properties in this area with connections dating back to the first set- tlements. William Munshaw sold at public auction at the Palmer House on Sep- tember 26, 1896 the northeast part of lot 44. Concession l. Vaughan Township. Balsar Munshaw. his wife and family were the first settlers in what is now Richmond Hill, taking up land first in 1794 north of what is now Elgin Mills Road and. after doing settlement duties there, moving to lot 44 to be near other settlers. The property, ac- cording to the notice of sale. contained 65 and three-quarters acres of land (originally it had been 200 acres) and on it were a frame house 28x30 feet with attached kit- chen. containing 11 rooms; barn, horse and cow stables. shed, driving house and other out- buildings; a never-failing well; two spring creeks; five acres of orchard; selected fruit, apples, plums and pears. - Buildings- and fences were stated to be in good repair. “The property fronts on Yonge Street," the ad- vertisement cotinued, “and is within a quarter of a mile from the Village of Richmond Hill and 13 miles from Toronto'fl Salem Eckardt was the auctioneer. The editor of the day, T. J. McMahon, commented that the large orchard of apples, plums, pears and other fruit and one of the by mary dawson yesterdays Yes, this is a residential building of three storeys or less constructed before 1921 in Ontario. Yes, I plan to insulate the attic, . walls and floors over unheated space with CMHC accepted materials. Yes, this unit. is used as a pnncipal reSIdence. nicest homes in the neigh‘ borhood should bring a good price. 0n the day of the sale November, the property was sold to The Trusts ( Isaac Dollery of Fairbank porations of Ontario v at a price of $3.800 administrators of GLEN LONELY estate. Offered for sale to close WINGER BROS the estate of Quetton St. Starting August George was the 400 acres surrounding Lake St. George at Oak Ridges. Q\[|\lifi’ This property was granted to the first Quetton St. George. a French nobleman. who had fled to England to escape the guillo-tine fate of many of- his peers during the French revolution. Arriving in Great Britain on the feast day of St. George, he adopted that name in thanks for his safety. Later he came to Canada to start life anew in the wilderness, with others led by Comte de Puisaye. His wife called their beautiful ‘wilderness home Glen Lonely. St. George was one of the few of the noblemen who remained in Canada for any length of time. having begun a lucrative string of trading posts. Later, he returned to England and his com- mercial interests were turned over to his nephewâ€"another Quetton St. George, who lived at Oak Ridges, making the trip to his Toronto store daily by carriage drawn bwaast-stepping horses. “The affi/er'tisement stated that the property would be sold either in one block or divided into separate farms of about 100 acres each, three, of which are provided with Nearly 66 acres (plus the house) sold for $3,800 The Trusts Cor- porations of Ontario were administrators of the estate. all necessary buildings. 1896 Possession was ann‘ promised for the first of run November. iellv Or to help a mother and her kids find a welcoming home for a week or so until she can find another home for the family. It‘s her job to find a place for a probationer to sleep for a couple of days while he tries to find a permanent place to live. It's even her job to help an outâ€"ofâ€"towner find a place to stay for a few days so that he or she can look for permanent ac- commodation without having to pay for a hotel he can’t afford. Where do you go and who do you see when you need a home in a hurry in York Region? Sylvia Moustacalis is the girl with the answers for short term emergency housing needs. But Miss Moustacalis, who is the region’s housing co-ordinator, can't find temporary homes for any of these people without having a housing 'registry to fall back on, a list of homes owned by people who are willing to give a hand to those who need it. Sylvia’s the girl to see if you badly need a home Dlpase mm! This ‘5 you! malllng label ID Last week, she made ADDRESS Please pnnl This Is your mathng Iabe| NAME PROV. Government of Canada Canadian Home Insulation Program Honourable André Ouellet L'honorable André Ouellet Minister Ministre English kit French kit to the earliest days of Vaughan Township‘ Jelly. apple butter, Closing of the season was boiled cider and vinegar November 19. ‘ were sold at the mill. 1896. the Winger Bros., announced they would run the Edger cider and jelly mill for the season. Again this was a family whose history dated back her plea for more volunteer homes (there are 14 on the emergency list now) at a press conference. With her were the members of the Emergency Housing Task Force, a group formed in 1975 which will now act in an advisory capacity to Miss Moustacaiis. With the hiring of Miss Moustacalis, the task force was freed from one responsibility so that it could pursue another concern. Last Friday, it was incorporated under the name “Project Hostel" to investigate the possibility of setting up another form of emergency housing in the area, a hostel-type residence. However, the members of the group are still concerned with all forms of emergency housing and they and Miss Moustacalis outlined some of the problems they have come up against in the past couple of years. Miss Moustacalis said that. out of the 14 homes Send to: Canadian Home Insulation Program PO. Box 700 St. Laurent..0uebec H4L 5A8 or through your operator call collect (514) 341-1511 CITY POSTAL CODE Gouvernement du Canada Programme d'isolation thermique des résidences canadiennes The brothers bought applies, but only sweet ones, pressed cider and cured it at a trifling extra cost. according to the advertisement. on the registry, only five can be used on a regular basis. Some homes won’t take in smokers. others won‘t take in people on parole while others want only senior citizens. Lyn Robertson. chairman of the emergency housing committee said that the people who do volunteer their homes are made “well aware of what they might come up against" in terms of problems with any of the people they take in. While the homeowners would receive a room and board fee if the visitors stayed more than a couple of nights, most of them do not request payment for a night or two. she said. Those interested or those who would like more information should contact the region’s welfare department at 832-1352. She reiterated the plea for more volunteers in all parts of the region whc are willing to have people stay in their homes.