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made too much HR. 1, Gormley The company is con- grqlled by Michael Sifton, Armadale Communâ€" ications has been directed to return the money in the form of rebates and discounts. ' LIBERAL ADVERTISERS The Anti-Inflation Board has ruled that a Buttonville company made $268,000 in excess profits. Dink. loci: Unm- AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that my per- son who is vesidenl in the municipality and objects to my Ippliution may tile th- gmunds oi objeciion in person a! me time and place 0! m. meetingov In wining (copies 0! which will be 'omrded In applicant) to: Executive Dnrecw. Liquu Licence Board oi Ontario. 55 leeshom Boulevnm East. FHHTBBS TAKE NOTlCE THAY a Public Meeting 0! The Liquor Licence Board ol Onuno It” be held at THE LIQUOR LICENCE BOARD OF ONTARIO. 55 LAKESHORE BOULEVARD EASI’. 'IORONTO. ONTARIO. on TUESDAY, APRIL 1 1th, 1978. at the hcuiol9:OOo‘clock in the lotunoon. at which time the Board will heal applications lor new licences In accordance with The Liquor Licence Act, 1975 and Regulations thereundel. Yhe lollovung establishment has applied to! I licence oi the cIess indicated. Inc the application will be entettained at the alaiemntioned location and time. Hillcrest Mall is just winding up its 12-week jazz concert series that included appearances by the Climax Jazz Band, the Metro Stampers and Dr. McJazz. Starting April 5 and running every Wed- nesday through June 28, shoppers will be able to listen to such swing and dance bands as: John Smith, April 5; Pat Riccio, April 12; Bobby Gimby, April 19; Ian Bargh, April 26; Eddie Graf, May 3; Gus Armitage, May 10; Jim Galloway, May 17; Ken Howard, May 24; Jack Hutchinson, May 31; Don Simmons, June7; Eugene Amara, June 14; Paul Grosney, June 21; and Fred Duligal, June 28. Many of these famous Canadian musicians have appeared regularly on radio and television. SS, A/B says As concerned parents and taxpayers, as well as employees of the York County Board of Education, we are con- cerned about the quality of education in this county. This letter is regarding the Shoppers Drug Mart of Thornhill, 1 Royal Orchard Blvd. This company NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEEI’ING More music is happening at Hillcrest As winter draws to a close, the Ontario Society for Crippled Children wants to express its very sincere appreciation to the participants and sponsors in the 20 Snowarama events held Hillcrest Mall is in- troducing another Wednesday evening series of music. Assuming that you are still interested in the on- going saga of the Thor- nhill Post Office, I thought you might need some comic relief. Too many prizes in one category children claim COMMERCIAL RELATIONS THE LIQUOR LICENCE ACT, 1975 Ontario Society president reflects on success of Snowarama events MINISTRY OF CONSUMER AND Richmond Squat lulu-ml 10255 magma. Richmond um Letters TORONTO, Onuno. MSE lAl‘ Onun'o that you are ed in the on- of the Thor- Office, I might need relief. Last week, the brickies laid to with a vengeance and started work on the second storey, with its ‘decorative‘ windows. Imagine, if you will, the amazement when it was noticed that, of the 3 windows on the south wall, the first 2 were being bricked in â€" as the wall was being conâ€" structed! How could anyone in his right mind alternative 3 (is the serious consideration?) plan, Perhaps design or construct a new Post Office building in which the shed on its windows are bricked in, AS I undt complete with vertical second stor bricks overhead! staff supp Quality of education concerns them Thornhill Post Office saga continues The categories were â€" from ages four to seven and eight to 12, having three Plush Bunnies to each of the categories, After the judging, four prizes went to categories four to seven, and only two went to the eight to 12. Recently the Shoppers Drug Mart had an Easter coloring contest for six Easter Plush Bunnies. Snowarama brings together snowmobilers, members of service clubs, police, snow machine and equipment manufacturers and distributors, the media The misguided per- ception of the percentage increase in educational The proposed budget cuts would appear to be based on politically rather than educationally sound decisions. Last week, the brickies laid to with a vengeance and started work on the second storey, with its ‘decorative’ windows. across Ontario this year CHARLTON HARDWARE The rule spécifically NOW IT'S CHEAPER T0 COMBINE “G AND THE SUBWAY Hon. William G. Davis, Premier Hon. James W. Snow, Minister Operated by Richmond Hillâ€"Downtown Toronto via through GO BUS $1.50 CHARLTON HARDWARE'S AlV/VUAl [Afll YBIBD Toronto Area Transit Operating Authority NEW FARES EFFECTIVE SATURDAY, APRIL 1 Richmond Hillâ€"Finch Subway ' via “C” service: Subway Fare Government of Ontario Transit FOR INFORMATION 773-5377 88M331 Examples of these are individualized programs, remedial teachers, master teachers, smaller As far as we are con- cerned we believe this to be false advertising. Tiffany Sherwood Paula Sherwood Claire Scarff Cathy Powell, Thornhill wé tried to talk to .the judge but she would not respond. St. John Ambulance and CB. operators were also very helpful. states that three prizes would be awarded to each category. 7 SAMPLE FARE amazement when it was noticed that, of the 3 windows on the south wall, the first 2 were taxes seems to far out- weigh the benefits which our children have been receiving in this county. and the general public in an enormous community effort on' behalf of physically handicapped children. 10323 YONGE ST. RICHMOND HILL Many thousands of men, women and young people made our 20 Snowaramas a huge success â€" more than $480,000 was pledged across Ontario‘ We owe a special vote of thanks to Whipper Watson who has spearheaded Snowarama and many other activities of the Society. Many people apâ€" parently do not realize that Whipper serves crippled children on a purely volunteer basis and receives no com- pensation of any kind for all his efforts. He gets no salary, commission or expenses. In fact, he pays all his personal costs from his own pocket. Whipper seeks no other reward than that crippled children receive the help they need, and he would classes, etc., some of which could be eliminated or seriously affected by budget cuts. Using a comparison between a 1969 and a 1977 tax bill on a house in East Gwillimbury (Holland .35 .55 Landing), the educational portion has risen 37 per cent, whereas the municipal portion has risen 62 per cent. You may then compare this 37 per cent increase to some other costs such as cars, be the first to give credit for the success of Snowarama to other groups and individuals. Alex W. McIntosh President. Ontario Society for Crippled Children MORGUARD MORTGAGE INVESTMENT COMPANY OF CANADA Kathy Weaver 181 University Avenue, ‘I’oronlo, Ontario MSH 3M7 363-8383 . Janet Duguid 5445 Yonge Street, Willowdale, Onlario M2M 551 270-8111 ext. 332/333 SOILI.MIuImuoa. SquareOne, Hwy 010 a Bumharnmorpe Call today for your appointment. You’re Call John Cheley or Marlaine smith 6 Crescent Road, Toronto, Ontario M4W 3K9 Rate Submn [0 Change Member Canada Deposn Insurante Corpordlmn 5 Year Debentures Interest Payable Annually Minimum $1,000 Hair Bazaar You're the center of attraction. YOU inspire the action. A marvelous made-for-you haircut. An individualized hairstyle. A lilting hair-coloring. Or the pick-up and body of a bouncy perm wave Sears 967-0880 224-1900 Soon. Oomrd Squar Corner 0' Papa and Gerrard 461-9092 ext. 2 78I2 79 Can we honestly suggest that a possible increase of 10 cents â€" 25 cents per day (depending upon the house and location) is too much to spend to continue the present quality of education and to‘ fix leaking roofs and win- dows and generally maintain our school buildings at the present standard? As I understand it, the second story is to contain staff support facilities. How much has the average person‘s salary increased during this time? Perhaps the efficient Post Office needs no light shed on its activities! houses, food cigarettes, all of which have in- creased anywhere from 100 per cent to 200 per cent in the same time period. |l K. Lloyd J. Jefferis K. Bellar Sum. Richmond Hill Hillcresi Mall. Camille Rd 8 Yonge 883-1444 ext. 2 1 2 What is going to be happening behind these window-walls? Roger is the international product specialist for the Thomas Organ Co. and has traveled extensively playing concerts and entertaining thousands of people. He’ll also be happy to answer any and all questions you may have. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 29 7:30 PM. At Beautiful Hillcrest Mall Auditorium STARR/N6 ROGER GAUDET "Performing on the New Thomas 3 manual Trianon 6820 as seen on Lawrence Welk" AN EXCITING EVENING WW Sun. Nowmarkot, Upper Canada Mall Hwy 99 and Hwy “1 898-2 300 ext. 2 1 2 Our experts are selected, trained and updated by the world’s leading specialists in the field of Fashion/Hair/Beauty. To help you achieve your most effective look. Come in for a consultation. “FOR ALL YOUR ORGAN NEEDS" THE LIBERAL, Wednesday. March 29. 1978 â€" A-5 Sun. Mnrkham Pllco Corner 0! Don Mills and Sleeles 88 1 -6600 ext. 298/299 Il 3 INS noun MCI GUARNIIEE x > magssm 20% OFF IN RICHMOND Hlll 10217 VONGE ST. 313 Mon., Tues‘. Sat, 9:30 am to 5:30 pm Wed.. Thurs, Fri. 9:30 am, to 9:30 pm Shetnuts: BAUSCH ETIIMB SOFT EONLACT LENSES