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More than 100 people attended Monday’s of- ficial opening of the new facilities for the han- dicapped at Richmond Hill Public Library. An Outreach grant from Wintario made renovationg the library possible and the new ramp for wheelchairs. elevator from one level to modifications to washrooms will make it much easier for. hanv dicapped people to enjoy the library. Presiding at Ihe opening ceremonies were Alf Slong, MLA-York Centre; Mayor David Schiller; - Ella Bremner. Chairman of the Library Board; and Betty R'owland.‘ Chief Librarian. Guests were invited to tour the premises, enjoy musical entertainment by a woodwind quinteL from Library officially opens facility for handicapped Really mild...surprisingly satisfying her route Christine Williams, aged 12, is a very active carrier who enjoys swimming, skating and skiing. Some of her hobbies include music and ballet. Christine has been a‘ Liberal carrier for approximately a year now and continues to try to increase the size of 2m Warning; Health and Welfare Canada advises that danger to health increases with amount smoked â€" avoid inhaling Average per cigarette: King Size: 4mg "tar" 0.4mg nicotine. Lib’éral * NEEDS CARRIERS Lib’éral BUY HERE PEOPLE SELL HERE CARRIER OF THE WEEK THEY DELIVER! CHRISTINE WILLIAMS 884-0981 AGE10-16 CALL the York Symphony Orchestra. join in a folk singing session with Martha Dynes and see a series of four short films. Al the ribbon cutting ceremonies. Gordon Snyder.aresidem of The Villa Hospital in Rich< mond Hill cut the ribbon. Visitors and officials joined library staff for refreshments following the official portion of the program. Continuing with special programs for the han- dicapped. on Saturday. November 3 at 2 pm. there will be a program for handicapped children at Ihe.library. Laurie Knight. an area ventriloquisl and Abra the Magi-CIOWn will be on hand lo entertain the youngsters. who are all invited to stay for refreshments following the program. Errol Michael Figuera. 25, became upset and had to be restrained Monday as his trial for the murder of Richard Lusk entered its second week in Toronto. What upset Figuera was the testimony of York Regional Police Con» stable Bill Whyte who said he saw blood on the accused’s hand and on the murder weapon. a large knife. t The judge ordered a 20- minute recess until Figuera sgttlgd down. Figuera is charged with second degree murder as a result of a dispute a year ago August in the hallway of a Thornhill apartment building. During the dispute, Richard Lusk, a resident of Oak Ridges. was celebrating his birthday when he was fatally stabbed and several others of the Lusk party were wounded. Police kicked in the door of the Figuera Defendant loses cool in trial SAVE 15% ON ALL PERMS Includes Setting Lotion Er Conditioner ON ALL PERMS DURING THE MONTH OF NOVEMBER BRIGHTEN YOUR OUTLOOK FOR FALL SEE WHAT A NEW PERM CAN DO FOR YOU TRY OUR OPENING SPECIAL RICHVALE BEAUTY SALON 9106 YONGE ST. THORNHILL I am in receipt of a list supplied to me by the Assessment Commissioner under Section 23 of the Assessment Act, R50. 1970. as amended. which shows the school support of every inhabitant who is entitled to direct taxes tor school support purposes. The list was publicly posted in my office on the 9th day of October. 1979. You are héreby requested to examine the list for any errors or omissions in my office at the Municipal Offices, 2141 Major Mackenzie Drive, Maple, Ontario. The last day for the fillng of applications for list is November 9th. 1979. I shall attend on the 9th day of October. 1979 between the am and 4:30 pm. for the revisuon of the continue to do so from day to day, except Sunday. until all applications filed on or before 1979 have been disposed of. TO ALL INHABITANTS OF THE TOWN OF VAUGHAN ENTITLED TO DIRECT TAXES FOR SCHOOL SUPPORT PURPOSES UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT NOTICE Albina Agnes Good. mother of the Good Brothers. intemationally- apartment and found the accused with the murder weapon in his hands, Constable Whyte told the court . Good Brothers’ mom dies If all goes according to plan. construction of the new headquarters of the York Region Roman Catholic Separate School Board on Dunlop Street should be completed by next June. ' Digging on the site next to the old board offices began a few weeks ago and foundation footings will be poured next. The 3800.000 project received its building permit last Friday. Whén complete. the 16,000 square foot FJ. JACKMAN, Town Clerk. TOwn of Vaughan. 2141 Major Mackenzne Drive, Maple, Ont. 832-2281 - 8898211 October 17th, 1979. OPEN TUES. TO SAT Figuera was arrested May flh/sh in June 889-6041 rewsion of the at my office hours of 8:30 list and shall Saturday and November 9th. and charged with the crime. Crown witnesses were heard during the first week of the trial and Monday and Tuesday. famous singers, died Thursday at Richmond Hill's York Central structure will provide a home for all the school boards departments, now scattered at three different schools. The York Separate School Board is one of the fastest growing board in the province. Enrolments this year alone jumped about 10 per cent over" last year‘s figure. ALSO TEST DRIVE OUR ALL NEW 1980 IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ON MOST MODELS. ALSO TREMENDOUS SAVINGS ON REMAINING 1979’s. THE 4WHEEL DRIVE AUTOMOBILE OUR OUT OF TOWN LOCATION ENABLES US TO SELL FOR LESS. EAGLE 1930 VI JEEPS 4 WHEEL DRIVE IT’S EASY TO GET TO York Regional Police presented its case. Defense witnesses are expected to begin testifying today (Wed- nesday). Hospital. She was 56 years old. Mrs. Good is survived by her sons George. Bruce, Brian and Larry. and six grandchildren. She was the daughter of Mrs. Marie Cormier of Richmond Hill. A funeral mass was held at St. Mary Immaculate Church Saturday morning, with burial at Holy Cross Cemetery. The family asks that donations be made to the Canadian Cancer Society in her memory JEEP CJ-5 GOLDEN EAGLE You can make those home improvements 7:30 P.M. EARLYBIRDS lfsome borrowed money can help you out. come see us at the Royal Bank. We have flexible interest rates and a friendly and helpful stuflto serve you. a little sooner than you’d planned. JACKPOT s1,000.00 When you succeed...we succeed. NO BINGO NOV. 5/79 WILL RESUME NOV. 12/79 THORNHILL COMMUNITY CENTRE JOHN ST. AND BAYVIEW AVE., THORNHILL THORNHILL LODGE EVERY MONDAY NIGHT THE LIBERAL, Wednesday. October 31. 1979 â€" A-7 8:00 P.M. REGULAR GAMES