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Phone 884-1105 - 6 CASH FOR HOLIDAYS sporting way of life MEAT - LEVENDALE MEATS - BUTT PORK CHOPS BUTT PORK ROAST LEAN SIDE BACON LOOSE WIENERS LEVENDALE RD., RICHMOND HEIGHTS CENTRE BLACKTHORN MEN'S WEAR MAPLE LEAF k * FREEZER FILLERS * ‘ Front Quarters of Beef 99¢ lb. Sides of Beef . . . .l.09 lb. Hind Quarters of Beef “9 lb. CUSTOM CUT, WRAPPED AND FAST FROZEN FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE the < tingf D life Of Gd g; BOB ’S BOTTOM ’S 6’ UP LTD. RICHMOND HEIGHTS CENTRE - 884-2777 CONTEMPORY DRESSING FOR DAD! casual clothes that make him look good and feel good. 0 SUMMER TOPS o KNIT SLACKS o JEANS and JACKETS â€" NORTH MALL â€" RICHMOND HEIGHTS CENTRE 0 884-7060 a style for every Dad. Just the thing for golfing, etc. to go with that new top . . . $14.25 and up. Plire comfort! LAN DLUBBER by . . . LEVI’S and Fast, Friendly Service 884-5801 A phoney $10 bill was turned in at Shoe Shelf, 103441A Yonge Street in ll11“llllll\lllll\llll\lll\lll\I“llll“Ill“llIlllllmllllllllllll\l\ll\\lllll Need Softball Photographer Arrested in the matter was Richard Hanna. 18, of Main Street North, Mark- ham. Police said the youth, an attendant at XL Gas Bar, Kennedy Road and Steeles Avenue, even supplied them with a description of the alleged robber and of the car he was driving. Another kind of hoax is still around. A youth, who told police he had been robbed at gun- point of $395, while working at a service station. May 26, now faces charges of causing public mischief and theft over $200. I“!\ll“llllllll“llllll“lll“\hl“l11m“lllll“l\\“llllllllllullull‘lu‘ A classified ad in “The Liberal” is a good way to turn out-grown or unneeded items into cash. It's easy to order your ad. Just phone 884-1105â€"6 for direct-line The Thornhill Softball League requires a volun- teer photographer immed- iately. About 50 team pictures must be taken over the next few weeks before vacations begin to play havoc with the mem- bership. A photographer with dependable equipment and some expertise will need to spend a few nights a week for the next two or three weeks getting this accomplished. Please call President Bob Adams at 889-1295 to volunteer. Charge Markham Youth With Mischief, Theft In Robbery Hoax JOB HUNTING? The best place to start looking is where the best jobs are offered . . . Liberal Classified! SEE OUR. WANT ADS. One of life's little ironies was recorded in an Aurora Street last week. Home from University in Thunder Bay, George had $235 worth of fishing equip- ment taken from his car while at Vivian County For- est. Whitchurch, June 4. Earl L. Sintzel, 37, was picked up on an impaired driving count. June 5. His address: 99 Temper- ance Street. Serial number of the bill is DG7857146. The holidays have proved expensive so far for George Hancey, son of Councillor Lois Hancey and Lionel Hancey. 173 Sussex Avenue. Police said the bill was tendered in payment for a pair of shoes costing $9.97. Richmond Hill last week WITIj GIFT SUGGESTION! ' Get Dad started on a fas- inating hobby. Let him dis- cover the beautiful world of trop- ical fish, for years of pleasure. We have everything he’ll need, pus a selection of quality fish. PET FAIR An Isljngton woman had .JUNE 16 ISA SPECIAL DAY FOR Your Complete Pet Supply Centre RICHMOND HEIGHTS CENTRE 884-3094 Open 7 days A Week - Including Father’s Day Both Bayview Fairway Public School in Thornhill and Beverley Acres Public School in Richmond Hill, reported the theft of projec- tors recently. The purse was side the car, but gone from it. Police are looking for three other people who had been in the car and then left when it ran out of gas. Somebody must be anx- ious to show off his home movies. Wfien awakened by police. she complained that her purse was missing. a rude awakening early in the morning of June 4. Police said the woman was found in an intoxicated con- dition sleeping in her car on Highway 7, east of Wood- bridge. The projectors are valued found $1.700 out- was have ( 10 p1 Street The woman was unable to supply police with a descrip- tion of her alleged assailant. Dorothy Graham, 9800 Bathurst Street North, Rich- mond Hill, told police she at $580 and $700 respect- ively. A 36-year-old Richmond Hill woman told police that a man had followed her to the hallway of her apart- ment last week and then beaten her. emember A Dad. . . THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill, Ontario, Wednesday, June 12, 1974 MICHAEL’S CARD & GIFT ...on his day. Sunday, June 16. a incident occurred . m. at 10 WHATEVER DAD WANTS...WE'VE GOT YONGE AND lEVENDALE, RICHMOND HILL, ONTARIO. “Your family shopping centre” m was u: e with a alleged 8 Graham 1 June ‘ 10087 B 'as unable to th a descrip- ged assailant. them, 9800 North, Rich- was said aid to about Yonge discovered a diamond ring was missing from her home shortly after workmen had been there making repairs to Select 'famous brand names from the stores HE prefers. We know our customers and cater to their needs. No shortage of free parking here. Richmond Heights Centg her kitchen, June 3, between 1:30 and 2:30 pm. $3,000 The ring is valued at PH 0T0 SUPPLIES 884-3221