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To raise house and put in basement 8-12 â€" THE LIBERAL, Wednesday, March 29, 1978 is calling tenders for an addition to the Maple Library. Drawings and specifica- tions will be available at the offices of Eugene Janiss, Architect, 433 Mt Pleasant Rd., Toronto, teleohone 483-3581. Closing date April 20th, 1978, at 3:00 PM, at the offices of the Architect. Fine selection at antiques. quality furniture and collectibles including 10 DC. mahogany Sheraton dining room set. solid 9 pc, Mission Walnut and other carved dining sets. 5 pc. and 7 pc carved mahogany regular and twrn bedroom surtes. walnut 8. mahogany breaklront china cabinets. round walnut dining table with 6 matching caneback chairs, oval dining table with 4 chairs. antique Victorian parlour chair. mahogany kidney-shaped. kneehole writing desk. ProvrnCial couch. Oak settee. (2) pine stands. maple commodes. mahogany washstand. butternut chest. antique Victrola, oak rockers. carved walnut server. Eastlake marbletop table. twin poster beds. walnut cedar chest. single & double 4-poster beds. mahogany bedroom chests. dressers and night tables. maple dinette set, lootstools. selection of coffee. end. duim and lamp tables. tea server. mantle and dome clocks. oil lamps. brass & porcelain lamps. collection of beer signs. picture lrames, mirrors. milk cans, Depression glass. hand-painted china 8 much m0re. Everything must be sold. Without reserve bid. Be sure to attend. Prevrew lrom 12 Sunday Consrgned from Important Toronto & Montreal Estates Magnrtrcent Jewellery- large dramonds to 7 ct. emeralds. rubles. amythests. gold. gem stones. pocket watches. etc. Superror Englrsh Oak antrque furnrture Tudor Jacobean. Chrppendale. etc. Important Worse bronzes, sculptures. porcelain: & parntrngs, Mene's Falconer. etc. Relrgrous oarntrngs & Icons Sterling srlver tea servrce. vases & flatware. Goergran. etc. Englrsh chrna. Dalton. Mrnton. Worchester, etc. Dresden. crystal. brass, wood carvrngs medieal 81 art books. Chinese lrne carved rvorres. rades. porcelarn. etc. 250 lots. Prevrew 4 - 6 pm. Krng Edward Estate Auctrons Ltd. 37 Krng Street East. Toronto, 861-1261 M. Barr Auctroneer In the "Hampton Court". Terms Cash 0r Certrlred Cheque, Excellent drnrng. reaSOnable. SUNDAY, APRIL 2, 1:00 PM YORK FARMERS MARKET 7509 YONGE ST.. THORNHILL 773-4404 For the Estate of Deloss Hamiltonr formerly of Woodbrrdge. Antique tractor and car parts, tools. furnrture, glassware and china. More detailed Iistrng next week. THE 4th ANNUAL INFORMATION GUIDE THE EDITORIAL AND ADVERTISING STAFF AT 31hr Ifibtral ARE NOW ACTIVELY PREPARING THE ’78 COMMUNITY GUIDE This valuable information package will be distributed in MAY ’78 Thousands of €13 ifilltral readers use the Guide throughout the year for easy reference YORK REGlON BUILDERS ASSOCIATION TENDERS WANTED THIS IS YOUR COMMUNITY GUIDE GET INVOLVED TODAY Community Guide GRAHAM ALLEN AUCTIONEER 705-726-5055 or 705-737-2491 309 609 “"5 Notices ANTIQUES & COLLECTABLES NOBLETON COMMUNITY CENTRE SATURDAY, APRIL 8, 1978 10 AM. THE TOWN OF VAUGHAN PUBLIC LIBRARY BOARD AUCTION SALE Auctions Tenders English-European-Onental THURS. APRIL 6 AT 6 PM. AUCTION SALE lst GENERAL MEETING TUES. APRlL 4, 7:30 PM. THORNHILL COUNTRY CLUB for confirmation and information PHONE 881-8287 AUCTION TOTAL CIRCULATION OVER 35,000 COPIES 'Irc 30 @1112 Iihmtl of Estates. furnishings. antiques, garden equlpment, mISCQHBUEOUS etc‘ Rose- town AUCtIOflS. 11666 Yonge St. 884-4351. 883-4051. LIBERAL odverhsgrs appreCIotQ YOU 884-81 77 881 -3373 CONSIGNMENTS WANTED 309 “5 Notices 5°9Tenders Auctions 39 PEACOCK, Rev. Charles Egerton Suddenly. at York Central Hospital. Richmond Hill. on Sunday, March. 26, 1978. Rev. C. Egerton Peacock. Honorary Assistant Thornhill United Church. beloved husband at the late Pearl Bugden. dear father of Myrtle (Mrs.' G W. Lang), Harold, of Thunder Bay and John at Whitehorse, grandfather of William, Steven, Kenneth, Kathy. Nancy, Cheryl. and Gayle, brother of Charlotte, Ivy and Ethel, all ol England. Complete funeral services in Thornhill United Church, Dudley Aveo, Thornhill, Wednesday at 2 pm. Cremation, It desired,’ donations may be made to the Canadian Bible Society, Thornhill Branch, Arrangements by B, E, Ring Funeral Home, Thornhill. KING, Phyllis llirliwood Suddenly at Richmond Hill on ThursdaynMarch 23, 1978‘ Phyllis Tomblin, wife at the late William M. Kirliwood and the late S. M. King. Dear mother ol Wilma Westerhol and Phyllis Stunden. Loved grandmother ol Christoper Bonnell, Sydney Irene, Jamie Leah. Jason Patulo. Rested at the Marshall Funeral Home, Yonge St., Richmond Hill. Funeral service was held Monday afternoon Cremation R088: The family of the late David Robb wish to extend sincere thanks and gratitude to their relatives and friends who expressed their sym- pathy and condolences in many ways, in the loss of their brother; the Doctors and staff of York Central Hospital who were most kind and gracious during the period of illness, especially Dre Kole, Reverend Shorten and the staff of the Marshall Funeral Home. â€" Sisters, Viola and Blanche. HAMILTON, Joseph. â€" In loving memory of a dear brother who passed away March 27, 1974‘ “His lite was earnest. His actions kind, A Willing hand and an active mind. Anxious to please, loathe to offend, friendf' Sadly missed, Tary. Gail and Ian HUICHINSON, Francis Lillian Suddenly on Saturday March 25, 1978. Francis Keeler, dear wife of William J. Hutchinson of Gormley, dear mother of Larry. Rested at The Marshall Funeral Home, Richmond Hill. Funeral service was held Tuesday morning at Westminster Crematorium, 5830 Bathurst Ste, Willowdale‘ Memorial donations may be made to the Canadian Cancer Society. HARPER, Mabel Susan Life long resident of Thornhrll. at West Park Hospital. Toronto. on Friday, March 24, 1978. Mabel Harper, beloved wife of the late Charles Harper. Daughter of the late William and Susan Morgan Welsh. Much loved sister of the late Ella Welsh and Hazel Morgan Welsh. Rested at the Marshall Funeral Home. Yonge St, Richmond Hill. Funeral service was held Monday afternoon. Interment Thornhrll Cemetery. HOPE. Leslie Bernard At Bronson Hospital on Friday, March 24, 1978, Leslie Hope, father at Dahlgren (of Oakville), Eldon (of New Jersey), and Mrs. June Lorentz (01 St, Clements). Brother of Edith Lewns of Calgary. Rested at the Marshall Funeral Home. Funeral servrce was held Sunday afternoon. Crematlon, FIRTH, Donald Garfield At York Central Hospital on Thursday. March 23, 1978‘ Donald Firth. husband of Patricia, Dear father of Carolyn (Mrs, R. Mosier) of Richâ€" mond Hill. Robert, Brian. Kevin and Nancy Lee of Port Credit. Loved son of Alma Mortson and the late Garfield Firth. Step-son of Wilfred Mortson. Grandfather of Steven. Rested at the Marshall Funeral Home, Yonge St., Richmond Hill. Funeral service was held Saturday afternoon, Cremation. 55“ Cards of Thanks 555 In Memoriam loving brother and faithful 55" Deaths Architect's concept For tennis types, there will be ten outdoor courts, several of them lit for night playing, and four indoor ones, as well as racquetball and handball courts and squash courts. On the social side. lounges, card and billiard rooms are available and areas for children have been set aside so they can have their own recreational space. The 41-year-old club has been located in Metro Toronto since the beginning. Now. with the impending move to the huge new quarters, it can expand its membership to 500 families from its present 325. The airy new dining room with seating for 400 will offer a view of the ravine park, dedicated to the town of Richmond Hill by the club. The health _club offers an outdoor pool, exercise The plush. new family sports and recreational club on the old Wilson farm, Bathurst Street north of Highway 7, should be ready to open by October, five years after its planners first began to toy with the idea. Will take place on Wednesday. Ann! 5‘ 1978 a18‘00 P M In North Thorn- hIlI Community CEHUE. Royal Orchard BJE. &rBaythorn Dr [M w MR. and Mrs. Ralph De Forest are pleased to announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter Brenda Lee to Ron Evers, son of Mr. and Mrs, Ted Evers. The marriage will take piace on July 29 at St. Matthews United Church, Richmond Hill, APRIL 2nd. Sunday, 10-5 pm. Antique Show and Sale‘ 106 Centre St., East. (of! Yonge), Richmond Hill. 20 Dealers. Bargains Galore! For members of the Tri-Bell Club, a five-year dream is just coming to a happy conclusion. And for local residents, therfun is just beginning. Swank Tri-Be/l Club to open in October 5‘5 Coming Events ANNUAL MEETING OF THE PLOT HOLDERS AND TRUSTEES 0E THORNHILL CEMETERY 5“ Forthcoming Marriage '78 The union membership rejected a provincial mediator’s report in the Workers reject mediator’s offer by narrow vote room. saunas and Whirlpools. Executive director Tom Kays says the club hopes to attract new members to enjoy its facilities. A lot of these new members will come from the local From the Legion Price is only $3.50 each, which includes a full- course roast beef dinner. This has to be the bargain of the century. - On Sunday, April 2, the Jazz Appreciation Club is presenting another in their series of dinner- dances. This time around, the Lousiana Joymakers will play some beautiful old tunes for dancing. Music is from 2:30 to 6 p.rn. To all those who volunteered and participated in any way to make the tournament 3 success, we owe a debt of gratitude. Five lucky members of our Air Cadet Squadron will be going on a para rescue course in June, thanks to the generosity of five of our members. Cadets winning the scholarships will be selected by merit and each one will complete seven static line jumps. After completing a first-aid course, they will be eligible to wear the para rescue badge from the Department of National Defence, and will be available for para rescue service to local police and other organizations. Our thanksâ€"to Vern Dynes, Elgin Barrow, Ed Bailey, Tom Burrell and Ken Ham for un- derwriting the cost of fihese scholarships. Another big weekend is coming up for mem- bers of Branch 375. On Friday Night (May 31), the Colour Party is sponsoring their big dance in the Thornhill Community Centre from 8 pm. to 1 Public Relations Officer. Richmond Hill Legion if you see some of the members of our ladies’ organizations and our branch limping about this week, they may be suffering from a severe case of kitchenitis. Hockey Tournament Week is a busy time for many of our members, and especially those who donate their time to feed hungry hockey players. Last week, close to 2,800 fnéals wei‘é sérved from our kitchen. Tickets are $10 per couple and are available from members of the Colour Guard, 01' you may phone 889-3707. - The Rhonda Valley Showband will provide terrific dance music. Sée you at the Legion FROM THE LEGION By JAMES HAGGART CPP pension credits earned by a husband and wife during marriage may be divided equally between them if the marriage ends in divorce or annulment after January 1, 1978 This ensures that an asset accumulated through the efforts of both Spouses while they were married can be shared equally by both when the marriage is dissolved. Retroactive ent of Retirement enefits. Retirement benefits may now be paid retroactively for a period of up to 12 months to contributors who had attained age 65 but who are under age 70 and who have retired from the labour force. Divorce or Annulment. Scarborough Sune 309 2401 Egllnton Avenue East MlK 2M5 Tel. (416) 7526480 Monique Begin. Minister Hoalm and Weflare And as well as at- tracting local members, the 'I‘ri-Bell Club will be attracting local em- ployees, many of them students who will be able labor dispute at Arvin Automotive Ltd. in Concord last week by a area, he anticipates A bird's eye view of the architect's conception of the new Tri-Bell Club. now under con- struction at Bathurst Street north of Highway 7. Better Benefits ForSome. Etoblcoke Islmgton Towers 1243 Isllngton Avenue Sunte 701 M8)( 1Y9 Tel (416) 231-5683 Monique Bégm. Mnnnstre Santé et Bien-étre soc-al Canada The meeting gets un- derway at 8 pm. For further information about the club, mem- bership, or its facilities, contact Mr. Kays at 667- narrow margin The York North Federal Liberal Association will hold a nomination meeting Tuesday, April 4, at the Thornhill Community Centre. to work for the club during the peak season, he feels. Bruce Hazlewood, the union's chief negotiator, said the mediator’s report contained only one half per cent more, and the employees were not going back to work for that after almost two months on the picket line. Local 8341, United Steelworkers of America. turned down the proposed eight. eight and 8.5 per cent wage increase in a three-year contract by a vote of 42 to 36. There were other clauses in the mediator's report that Hazlewood, a Richmond Hill resident. objected to. including a clause that employees not recalled to work within one week following ratification will be conâ€" sidered laid off. The Concord plant manufactures exhaust pipes as original equip- ment for the major American car companies. The local was locked out last January 31 after rejecting a company offer. Nomination meeting set Toronto-Willowdale (North York) 4900 Yonge Street Level 1 WIllowdale MZN 681 Tel. (416) 2244403 Applications for retroactive benefits (i.e. up to 12 months) can now be made on behalf of a deceased person, in cases where a contributor qualified, but failed to apply, before death. Families or estates will be entitled to receive benefits in such cases. Elimination of Reductions in Children’s Benefits. Post-Mortem Benefits. These Important amendments to the Canada PenSIon Plan came unt‘o force on January lst. 1978. If you have any questions. contact the Canada Pensnon Plan office nearest you: Orphans' and disabled contributors’ children's benefits are no longer reduced for the fifth and subsequent children. All children in a family, regardless of its size, are eligible to receive equal benefits. Toronto Central 60 St. Claur Avenue East 71h Floor MAT 1L0 Tel. (416) 9666580 Richard Thomas Moscrop, 30, of Dufferin Street in Aurora was taken to the Toronto East Detention Centre on charges of mischief to private property, mischief to public property and assault with intent to resist arrest. He ap- peared at a show cause hearing yesterday. VOLATILE TEMPER On March 25 at 5:45 pm, a man visited the home of Terry Moscrop of Wellington Street West in Aurora. Once inside he became enraged and proceeded to break furniture causing $125 damage. The police were notified and, upon arrival, arrested the man. En route to the cruiser, the accused person tried to escape but was overpowered by police. He eventually kicked out the right rear window of the car causing another $75 damage. Police have charged Steven Meulmeester, 17, of Kingston, Ontario, and Douglas Andrew Long, 16, of Sheppard Avenue in Downsview with conspiracy to commit the indictable offence of theft and possession of stolen property. The first man was held in custody for a show cause on March 22 and the second was released for a court appearance on April 3. RADIO UPSET HIM , On March 24 at 3:50 pm. a police officer went to a home in Old Towne Place in Markham and found a man in an intoxicated condition. During the arrest a scuffle ensued and the man smashed a window in the storm door of the complainant’s home. He also kicked the arresting officer’s portable radio and broke off the antenna. Charged with being intoxicated in a public place, causing mishief to private property and causing mischief to public property is Michael C. Emerson, 18, of Station Road, King City. He was taken to 28 Division and later released for a court appearance on April 11. STOLEN CB On March 21 at 1:45 pm, two men were ap~ prehended near a car which was parked in the lot of the Hillcrest Mall in Richmond Hill. One of them had a plastic bag containing a coat hanger designed to unlock car doors, a screwdriver and a pair of pliers. After being taken to 28 Division for further questioning, they admitted to looking for a CB radio to steal. The car of the second man was searched and a CB radio was found. It had been stolen earlier in the day from a vehicle parked in the plaza at Yonge Street and Meadowview Avenue in Thornhill. On January 25, a thief forcibly entered the house of Sheila Fitzackerley, of Six Penny Court and stole a ring and monies worth $300. On February 8, the man broke into the home of Ralph Blackborow, of Almond Crescent, and upon searching the house, was confronted by the owner‘s son. He fled the scene. No property has, been recovered because it has all been fenced_ Charged in the first break, enter and theft and three counts of break, enter and theft and one count of break and enter with intent is Miroslav Ivkovic. 18. of Jane Street in Downsview. On February 20 at 2:30 p.m., the same man forcibly entered the premises of Charles Robertson, also of Simonston Blvd., and took a quantity of jewelry, monies and a coat totalling $5,000. Police apprehended Mark Sutherland. 16, of Apple Orchard Path, Thornhill, on lnverlochy Blvd. at 6:46 pm. He is charged with dangerous driving and consuming alcohol under age and will appear in court April 4. It was learned the man forcibly entered the home of Jack Hoffman of Simonston Boulevard, Thornhill, on February 20 and stole jewelry, silverware and monies totalling $1,200. BUSY BURGLAR On January 4, a man entered the home of Alfons Kreuzer of Dalmeny Road in Thornhill by breaking the side door. He took a quantity of jewelry and cash worth $4,000. A warrant was issued and he was arrested at 11 am. on March 20. As a result of an investigation, further charges were laid. BEER BOTTLE BERSERK On March 20 at 5:15 p.m.. a man was driving a car in the underground parking lot at 16 Elgin Street in Thomhill. Moving at high speeds and in an erratic manner, throwing beer bottles out of the window as he went he narrowly missed striking Henry Alexander of Elgin Street with the car. Region Police Briefs Oakwlle 345 Lakeshote Road East Sune 216 L6K 424 Tel‘ (416) 845-7071