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I87 Yonge St, N. Richmond HiII I30 Yonge St, N. Aurora § 1 NORTH-WEST CORNER OF THE NEW WING E fi RICHMOND HEIGHTS CENTRE 0 884-4527 5 '45 |(é°;{fi32ky flied akiokem DINNER FOR ONE M |(éiifiiéky Fried 6mm; Colonel Sanders and his boys make it “finger lickin’ good" ficofiis chickenYiflfla WHEREVER NEEDED... We have always served families throughout the Richmond Hill District. Wherever our help may be needed, it is our dedicated purpose to provide it. Families in surrounding areas may call us with every assurance of prompt, complete assistance. TUESDAY SPECIAL .”u~y~uâ€""y~~_yâ€"_~_-~_v_~, , _ r 7 YORK REGIONAL COUNCIL 1 41 ' LOOKING FOR YOI'R FAVOURITE THING? TRY . . . , ' 5 {7/ the unneke place boutique a Our Regular 3 Piece Dinner TUESDAY ONLY (i LOOKING FOR YOUR FAVOURITE THING? TRY YOU must see our large _selection of pantsuits, > gowns, coats and tops! WE carry a complete line of clothes for the young", up-to-date career girl. and 126 Yonge Street North, Richmond Hill Serving the Community under the Wright & Taylor and Pipher Chapels marskall auneral WOme LIMITED since 1876 884-1062 Police also reported a double fatality in Newmar- ket when two children were killed. A car driven by their mother was side-swiped by a vehicle which failed to stop and sent them into the path l of another vehicle; Biggest haul during the week. however. came in la break-in at Home Contact Limited, 60 Doncaster Road. in South Thornhill area of Markham, when thieves stole $5,954 in electrical appni- ances. The coupons were in the following lots: 500 at 3 cents, 1,000 at 5 cents, 2,000 at 10 cents. 500 at 25 cents and 300 at 50 cents. Entry was gained by breaking a window. ‘ Wedding rings were popu: lar with fihieves in the Thomhill area of Markham. ‘ Mrs. Marion Brown of ‘170 Dudley, told police that ithieves had forced the door {of her apartment while she lwas away all day November 17 and taken a combined dia- mond Wedding and engageâ€" ment ring valued at $900. Car accidents killed five people here in York Region during the past week. Three people were killed during the past week. Three people were killed in two separate accidents in King Township when the ve- hicles in which they were riding were in collision with the backs of two tractor trailers, York Regional Po- lice reported. According to York Region- al Police, 3 box containing $540 in bonus coupons des- tined for Canadian Tire Cor- poration Store at 70 Yonge Street in Richmond Hill. was stolen from a CNR truck, while it was making a delivery at 250 Yonge Street North last week. Earlier in the week, a Markham milk store managâ€" er was kidnapped in his own car and relieved of a $2,000 night bank deposit. Canadian Tire Storcs in the area will probably be look- ing for heavy spendersâ€"in coupons. that is â€" for the next little while. King City, Richvale Cars, 5 Fatals Lyle Pegg told police he was forced to drive his car to the Warden Awenue sub- way station by a man who had been- hiding in the back of his car waiting for him to leave his Becker’s Milk store. Thieves Make Big Haul In Bonus Certificates He said that three win- dows, an inner door, the speedometer and controls were all broken The seat and canvas roof were slash- ed and a depth finder was stolen. The man, who had a gun, tied him up and took his money, Pegg said. Pegg attracted the attenâ€" tion of a passerby by press- ing the car’s four-way flash- er button with his head and rocking the car back and forth. Richmond Hill recorded a number of other varied thefts and several cases of vandalism. Fred Skopit, 183 Forest- d‘ale Dnive, Willowdale, told police that a house boat he 'had parked at 215 Markham Road, was heavily dam-aged in the mount of $500. At Harvey's Drive-Inn, 9471 Yonge Street, Richvale, two concrete garbage disâ€" posal units were damaged by vandals who drove into them with their cars. Damage amounted to $50. Neil Datsun Limited, 169 Yonge Street North, reported that a new Datsun, which had been parked in the lot, was damaged in the amount of $300. A window, tail and head lights and a fender were all smashed. About $50 damage was done at Altan-a Limited, 216 Markham Road, by vandals who broke into the premises and poured printer‘s ink on the floor. In a break-in at Summit Golf and Country Club, an amplifier valued at $175, was stolen from the office. Edwin Burnett. 49 Fairway Heights Boulevard, reported the loss of two rings, in- cluding a gold wedding band, taken from his home in the Linda Nicol, 464 Elmwood Avenue, told police that a pair of suede winter boots had been taken from in front of 'her apartment. Also taken was a fire extinguisher from the laundry room in the basement, she said. John Clapham, 30, of ELECT Give him a chance to continue the work he began during his last term ERIC WARD I COUNCILLOR GEORGE I X Martin told police that he left his car to get help fol- lowing the accident and when he returned $80 worth of tapes and deck had been stolen. Stroud and Bruce Brown, 26, of 8 Whitman Street, Willow- dale, were both killed almost instantly when the Clapham car ran into the rear of a tractor trailer on Concession 6 in King Township, south of Highway 11 Saturday at about 4:30 am The latter ve- hicle was driven by Antonio Aieillo of Toronto. Robert Mcllwaine, a pas- senger in the car. was treat- ed for injuries at York Cen- tral Hospital. KING CITY DEATH In the other truck-car ac- cident Thursday of last week John Belknap, 60, 165 Keele Street South, King City, was dead on arrival at York In Woodbridge, thieves wasted little time in attack- ing a car owned by Robert Martin of 7676 Kipling Ave- nue. after it had been in an accident at Dick Alford's Sideroad. Mrs. Helen Spratt, 7049 Islington Avenue, reported the theft of $200 in house- hold implements, credit cards and cash. by thieves who entered 'her home via a basement window. A car radio and tape deck Were also taken from a car owned by Andy Kessel of Agincourt while it was park- ed on Second Street in Unionville November 16, In a break-in at the home of Peter Boyd, Concession 7. King Township, a stereo and tape set, a speaker, 10 tapes and a color TV, valued at $1,500, were taken. Value of the rings was $500. Entry was gained by kick- ing in the front door. early evening of November 17. Recreation Room 81 Patio Furniture BARS. B’ERSTOOLS, PATIO ?AEEâ€"â€"s x. CHESTERFIELDS WITH BUILT-IN BAR, & DECORATIONS Custom Hand-Made direct from the Cooper Shop 884-4866 (Evenings) Weekend - All Day MADE TO ORDER SAVE UP TO 331/470 HRlfl'Y RENT-A-CAR TOWN A UTO BODY I73 Yongc Street N. Rlchmond Hill 884- 2139 Finch Hospital. Time of the accident was about. 6:05 pm. According to police, the deceased was going north on Keel'e when he ran into the rear of a vehicle driven by Clyde Murney of Kearney, Ontario. 2 CHILDREN DIE Killed in the Newmarket accident Wednesday of last week were Noreen, 10. and Donald, 14, children of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Berek of Holland Landing. Mrs. Berek, aged 43, was seriously hurt. Police said Mrs. Berek had picked up the children at school in Aurora and was driving north on Yonge Street about 4:30 pm when here car was struck by the hit-and-run vehicle. RICHVALE DRIVER HURT Michael and Carol Hall. aged 29 land 30, of RR 2, were stopped in the west- bound passing lane waiting to make a turn and their car was struck from behind. They were pushed into the eastbound lane where they were hit by an eastbound vehicle and further crashes followed. Two of his passengers, Brian Johnson, 25, of Pene- tang and Jocelyn Lalonde, 17, of Barrie were treated for injuries in York County Hospital in Newmarket. Mrs. Berek. 43, is in fair condition at the hospital. Total damage was estimated at $5,000. The accident was investigated by Provincial Con’stabl'e Bob Spano. Police are looking for a late model, maroon station wagon in connection with the accident. KING CITY PAIR A King City couple receiv- ed minor injuries Wednesday of last week when their car was hit by two other vehicles in a five-car crash on High- way 7 west of Keele Street. The ,collision sent the Berek vehicle into the southâ€" bound passing lane, where it was in collision with a car driven by Allessandro Car- carella, 25, of Duncan Road, Richvale. He suffered minor injuries. GAS SUPPLIED “ LET GEORGE DO IT" THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill, Ontario, Thursday, Nov. 23, 1972 “Drop in and see our new studios . . . Watch a class in progress . . . Enjoy a friendly cup ‘0' coffee. Studio hours are generally 4:30 to 9:00 pm. Mon., Wed., Thurs. and all day Saturday. If you are interested in times for any specific type of class . . . Please call any time” ATTENTION RICHMOND HILL A long time resident of the Richvale area, John Bailey is pleased to announce his candidacy for Councillor in Ward 6 of Rich- mond Hill. John first moved into the munici- pality after his war service and as time proâ€" gressed lent his efforts to various community activities. Through the early years he was a member of the lst Richvale Cub and Scout group committee, canvassed the area for the introduction of municipal water and served over 10 years on the volunteer fire brigade before it was disbanded. Mr. Bailey was a prime instigator of the Richvale Lions Club formation and served as charter president. John feels that since the annexation of the area by Richmond Hill, proper representation for the needs of this particular section has not been given by the incumbent representative. For this reason he feels that a change is very necessary and overdue. Mr. Bailey's experience as a contractor dealing with various munici- palities throughout York Region he feels will stand him in good stead to cope with the problems facing Richmond Hill in its burgeoning state. DON’T GUESS PROVE IT . . . COSMO SCHOOL OF MUSIC 1 Yonge St. South, Richmond Hill Corner Centre Open weekdays 10 am. to 9 p.111. â€" Saturday 9 a.m. to 6 p.111. Largest enrolment north of Metro MONDAY, DEC. 4TH IN WARD 6 ELECT announcing the first no-masonry woodburning fireplace with controlled heat circulation... AT YOUR CHILD’S MUSICAL INTEREST AND TALENT VOTERS .. JOHN BAILEY candee turner studio of dance arts THE SENSIBLE, LOW COST WAY: open house new . . . Twin Studios . . . new 884-8850 or 884-3584 LOOK FORWARD TO YOUR VISIT november 27 - december “A VOICE FOR THE TAXPAYERS FOR INFORMATION 889-3820 WITH a new concept in ImeCItilotor» fireplacing The new concept in fireplacingâ€"the new Heatilator Mark 1230â€"the first low-cost woodburning fireplace providing controlled heat circulation to one or more rooms. You can install it without masonry right on a wooden floor, against combustible wall materials. And. you are free to trim surround as you wish. HEARTH 8. PATIO (East off Yonge St.. one stoplight above Steeles Ave.) 60 DONCASTER AVE. WILLOWDAIE 889-3133 Corner Centre Street JOHN BAILEY 884-5272 889-9761 CALL TODAY