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16 THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill, Ontario, Wednesday, Sept. 25, 1974 . 1" iii ’1‘... Seneca Art Show Big Attraction More than 100 artists and craftsmen turned out September 1 5 for the public arts, crafts and antiques fall festival at Seneca Col- lege‘s King Campus. Hundreds of visitors were there to view and buy, picnic and wander through the beautiful spacious grounds and tour the impressive facilities at Eaton Hall. One of the most popular and interesting stalls was that displaying handmade leather jewellery designed and made by Daphne Ling- wood of Caledon East and the batik caftans (centre) designed and made by Joan Donelly. Fires Not Only Concern Firefighters Have Busy Week In More Than Just One Area It’s not just fires that keep area firefighters on the run.‘ Last week, Richmond Hil Fire Department, besidesl answering the usual fire, calls. acted as standby for, Vaughan Fire Department while it was out on a major call, and also visited Hill-‘ crest Mall to do battle with‘ a faulty sprinkler system. The latter call occurred} September 22 at 11:48 am at Top Drug Mart when a, “surge of pressure" activat- ed the sprinkler system in, the store and threatened to flood the premises. The firemen plugged the system until it could be shut off, but not before some $8,000 damage had been done. $5,000 DAMAGE A fire of undetermined origin at Ronalds Federated, 10481 Yonge Street, result- ed in $5,000 damage Septem- ber 10, about 8:50 pm. The fire broke out in the shipping room and received some resistance from the plant sprinkler system be- fore the Hill department ar- rived to bring it under con- trol. Chief Robert Kennedy’s men also answered a call at Oxford Picture Frames, 278 'Newkirk Roadâ€"no dam- age â€" and responded to 14 grass and bush fires with- in ,the week. It It I it Vaughan Fire Department was equally busy. 'Biggest fire of the week occurred at Canadian Build- ing Materials, Highway 7, west of Woodbridge, Sept- ember 18 at 8:30 pm. The fire started in the area of the furnace and en- gulfed several small oil tanks, conveyor belt and a small tower. Ten employees, working in the area, man- _ THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF YORK TENDERS FOR RIB-ROOFING REGIONAL ADMINISTRATION BUILDING AND PORTION OF ROOF 0F YORK MANOR HOME FOR. THE AGED CONTRACT NO, 74-41 CONTRACT NO. 74-42 SEALED TENDERS proper-l ly marked will be received‘ by the Regional Clerk until 11:00 a.m. E.D.S.T. on ' TUESDAY, OCT, IST., 1974‘ for rerouting Regional Ad- ministration Building and' portion of roof of York: Manor Home for the Aged.‘ Specifications, Information to Bidders, Tender Forms. and Tender Envelopes may) be obtained at the office of the Engineering Department,[ The Regional Municipality of York, Don Mills Road, one and one-quarter miles north of the Aurora Road. ‘ A deposit of $25.00 will be requier for each set of' tender documents taken out. This amount will be refund- ed upon return of the docu- ments in good condition within fourteen days 114) ofi the above closing date. A marked cheque for not less than fifteen percent (15%) of the value of the tender will be furnished by the Contractor when sub- mitting the tender. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Tenders shall be delivered to the Clerk's office, 62 Bayview Avenue, North En- trance â€" 2nd Ffoor. New- market, Ontario, L3Y 4W9. GARFIELD E. WRIGHT Chairman which ROBERT N. VERNON, Regional Clerk. aged to escape from the burning building. The fire, which $210,000 damage, brought under control 10:15 pm. Richmond Hill Fire De-‘ partment covered for the: Vaughan crew while theyl were at the CBM fire. CONCORD BLAZE l Another major blaze oc-! curred at Bilnor Express Lines Limited, 11 Credistone , Road, Concord, September. 23, as a result of vandalism. Jerry Stuckless, a driver with the company, told police he was attempting to start his 1974, 10-ton truck. parked in the caused, was I by “'85 company yard, whcn the en- igine backfired and a fire broke out. The fire quickly spread through the cab to the box area and contents, complete- ly destroying the former. A later check of the vehicle revealed that the car- ‘buretor and air attachments had been removed. Also, 35 gallons of gas had been sip- honed from the tank. Damage to the truck was $10,000. Damage to the con- tcnts, which belonged to the Windsor Board of Education, was unknown. 1 The Vaughan department also answered minor calls at Monsanto Canada Limited, 8214 Kipling Avenue; Hunt- ington Golf Club, Highway 50: and Provincial Roofing, ‘ 133 Maplecreek Road. In Markham, the depart- ment was called out to ex- tinguish a blaze in a car i being refuelled at G.E.M. . Stores gas pumps, Yonge 1 Street and Meadow View ‘Road, September 17. The car, which was owned by Daniel McKinley, Lord Seaton Drive, Willowdale, was completely destroyed. Cause of the fire was be- lieved to have been due to a jammed cigarette lighter. The car was pushed away ,from the pumps before the fire had a chance to spread. this time, do it rigli THE AURORA HIGHLANDS GOLF CLUB :92 YONGE sr., AURORA PHONE 727-5774 (Aurora) 6.30 - 7.30 8.30 - 9.30 881- 2737 (Toronto) 3-month membership K Mon. thru Fri. Adults A p.m. $75.00 R pm. Students A $50.00 '|' Master Instructor (6th degree) Kee Tue Chung E YOGA- When the need is greatest Adults Tues. & Thurs. 7.30 - 8.30 pm. Ladies Only , l0 0m. to II a.m. (Photo by Susan Samila)‘ SCUBA for all ages BILL SPRINGSTEAD lO-yeor veteran N.A.V.l. instructor A midnight swim ended in disaster for a woman at Glen iEcho Nudist Camp, Conces- sion 7, King, last week. According to York Re- gional Police, Helga Blaese, 42, of Gray Avenue, Toronto, failed to surface after she ‘dived into the water at the camp, about 12:15 am Sepi- ember 20. Dragging operations were carried out by York Police and members 0f Vaughan Fire Department. The woman‘s nude body was re- covered at 3 am. is a: s A near fatality was avert- ed in a bizarre incident at a Woodbridge corn roast September 22. l Police said one of the guests had combined Valium with liquor and had fallen, into the fire at the roast. Taken to York Finch Hos- pital, where she was treated for burns to her buttocks. arms and shoulder was Lor- raine Phillips, 33, of Drift- wood Avenue, Downsview. ‘5 *8 IIK ’1' l One motor fatality was re-1 ported last week. James McCaig, 19, of Jaca- randah Drive, Newmarket, died about two hours after being injured in an accident‘ just off Highway 11, near Newmarket, September 21 labout 12:20 am. } Police said the youth lost? . control of his car, just after: : leaving the highway and_ turning down a dirt road, , and flipped over in the vehicle. I He was taken to York ' County Hospital, where he died at 2:45 am. A wild ride through Rich- mond Hill streets on a motorcycle Saturday night,l ended in arrest for a Downs- I view youth. l FLYING MAYHEM | Police said the youth lost. control of his bike while} driving down Mill Street and hit a hydro pole on the north side of the road. He then, skidded to the other stdc ofl the street and struck another ‘ pole. l He also managed to causei extensive damage to a couple of vehicles parked at 90 Starlight Cresc‘ent. The youth fled when ap- proached by police, but was apprehended a short time later. Facing charges of danger- ous and impaired driving is Terrence Stephen, 19, of Shepherd Avenue. 1:: s 1- Saturday seemed to be the day for misguided motor- bikes in the area. In Maple, a motorcyclist was observed driving along Keele Street without any license plates. When spot- ted by policc, he sped off, ignoring st0p signs and al- most hitting a child on Major Mackenzie Drive, ac- cording to police. Facing a charge of danger- ous driving is Stephen Van Luyk. 16, Netherford Road, Maple. l >1: wk )1! Standing on the street corner is getting to be a dangerous pastime. even in Richmond Hill. Three youths told police that, while they were wait- ing for a taxi at 276 Cedar. Avenue, they were approach- .ed by two men, who asked them for a cigarette. They were then punched and kicked. ASSAULT CHARGES Facmg charges of common assault and assault occasion- ing bodily harm against Barry Crinall, 15, of McCon- vey Drive; Will Houston, 15, of North Taylor Mills Drive; and Michael Barber, 16, of Downsview, are John McCor- mack, 21, of Cedar Avenue, and Michael Judge, 18, of Oak Ridges. s so: It Kenneth Morin, 24, of Yonge Street, Willowdale, faces a charge of indecent assault, following an incident in Richmond Hill last week. A 14-year-old girl police that sister were picking flowers on Langstaff Sideroad about 4:45 pm September 22 when‘ they were approached by a. man who told them they were trespassing and would be fined $50. However, if they agreed to "horse around" with him, he would let them off. He then started to indecently assault the child. -r I: not A would-be burglar In Maple Saturday night didn’t have a chance. Bruce Thomson, 5 Station Street, told police he return- ed home about 10 pm to find the lights on in his house. SURROUND HOUSE He and his family then surrounded the house and called police. A man was Sizes: 8-20. COATS Cl Misses 81 Women's Pant Coats INFANTS Torry Play Sleeper 0-20 lbs., 2030 lbs. Reg. 2.98 100% Acrylic Blinket Sleeper Sizes: Sâ€"M-L. Reg. 498 100% Orlon Blanket Sleeper Sizes: 1,2,3. 100% Cotton Corduroy Jumpsuits Sizes: 12-18-24 months. Reg. 3.98. GIRLS WEAR 4-6X 100% Polyester Dresses Made in Canada. Sizes: 4-6X. Canadian Made Knit Shirts Sizes: 4-6X. Reg. 3.98 100% Polyester Knit Pants Made in Canada. Sizes: 4â€"6X. Reg. 4.98. DRESSES Polyester & Arnel Dresses Sizes: 7-15, Reg. $22. to $28. SPORTSWEAR Double Knit Pull-On Pant Sizes: 1220. Reg. 11.00 Acrylic Knit Ribbed Pullover Turtle neck. Sizes: 5(36) M(38) L(40) Reg. 700 D S-Mâ€"L. Reg. 8.00 XL. 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