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Truckload Sale gas heater. radio, rear mileage car In your own Captain, lhis coming summer In a CARSON fibreglass boal m. In all colours. You can save hundreds on 15' and la' kits. Easy to assemble. Callnow,85142l7u ":10 Mo door stick, brown. 20,000 miles fiberglass boal repairs. Also resin Ind malerlals available. 65I-l2l7. ":20 I,“ ROVER Hive, Borgâ€"Warner, Imomaflc, genuine leather uphols'ered in'erior, hardwood wlnbw mouldings, ofigll‘lal dark grey finish, power assisted steering, mechanically sound, needs some body m. A collector's au'omobile. $200. IS II. For inspection, call 491-2203. 2 Dr. coupe auto. Cuscom roof. radio UK. HTLIM. INDOOR fluorescent light with trays for growing plants. 632-1600. clwu MOWER a MARINE LTD 228 Steeles W. 885 DEAD or crippled Oarm animals, Picked up promptly. For direcv line all Long Distance and ask lor lENITH 32800. call anytime, Ed Peconi I. Son. Woodville, 0m, Licence No. 324C46. "<29 WOODEN baby's playpen. 8894110 REID Mower, Marina and Sports. lepalrs '0 a" snow vehicles. 884-1716. "1:16 WE BUY household contents, nIWro, pianos. china and antiques om. "73 SKIROULE. 28 h p ONOI'..I‘-l905. d Dr. rSedan, dark red, ramo. Lic “IGHEST cash prices or trade value paid hr houseiul oi furniture and appllances. Brice's Furniture, 1-478- OI75 ":18 NOCMJ 13 OLYMPIC 340 Skid 000. Sun helmet and cover. Like new 884-3558 "7! SKIDOO Elan, excellent con- dmon. 304-0156 after 6 p.m‘ clw24 Articles Wanted 1974 Honda Civic TRUCK CAPS From $199"00 FREE INSTALLATION McKenzie Trailers Hakhback. blue. only 4000 miles HWY. 7. SERVICE RD and BAYVIEW Closed Sun. & Mon. 889-1831 30 â€" THE LIBERAL, Wednesday, Dec Cars & Trucks Last Chance! To Buy Before Big 1975 Price Increases Starcraft FIBREGLASS 8- ALUMVINUM INBOARDEOUTBOARD Thundercraft Crestliner Evinrude Outboards Complete line of clothing. parts & accessories “SERVICE AWARD WINNER” $1,995 1971 Toyota 1200 REID MOWER MARINE 8: SPORTS $2750. 1973 Honda Civic BOAT REPAIRS 43 OLD HWY. 7 EAST THORNHILL auloma'ic, ideal second car Snowmobiles BOAT STORAGE REPAIRS 884-7716â€" 881-2384 Winter Project ARCTIC CAT NEW 1975 MODEL $1.195 ..1.9§.‘~1-V_W Bug RUPP SNOWMOBILES & PARTS C] as S i 6d S ” HERRONS H.623 YONGE ST. RICHMOND HILL 773-4542 or 834-9275 "' $1,195. SMALL CAR CENTRE Boating North York BILL WALLS 74 MARINA 889-0505 74 MARINA ONLY $3150 ON LY 32495 888-1998 defrozver. low $600. or hes! c2w25 889-6277 clwu B$TF24 c1w24 (awn clwu clwu c2w23 clw24 "€16 "C16 lur- 884- ":9 1964 RAMBLER American Iwo~door 61,000 miles, standard. 5200 or best oHer, sea-3374‘ (M24 73 PLYMOUTH Duster. V-B automatic, power steering and brakes. Delux interior. Fold down rear seats, 18,000 miles. 884-0657. c1w24 NEW FURNITURE TUESDAY, DECEMBER 17, 7.30 p.m. York Farmers Market, 7509 Yonge St. Thornhill. (Just north at Steeles). Bedroom. living room sets, cottee and end tables, lamps. sofas, chairs, stereos, colour T.V.s, black 8. white T.v.s Radar oven, kitchen sets, paintings. sewing machines. Many items tor Christmas gilts, etc, Al Rowand, Auctioneer, 787-5045. 249- 2102. cin Fashioned after Dr. Vanier’s L‘Arche com- munity in France, Daybreak was founded in 1969 by Stephen and Ann Newroth. who are still directors of the home. and the “Friends of L'Arche". Daybreak, a home for the mentally handicapped, is a happy place, Sister Sue Hosteller told members of York County University Women’s Club at their recent meeting. Sister Hosteller came to live at Daybreak in Rich- mond Hill in 1972 as an assistant in one of the houses on the 20-acre property and now heads Daybreak Publications which distributes the works of Dr. Jean Vanier and related authors, 72 FIRENZA stationwagon, 16,000 miles, good condition. $1.050. Aner 5 p.m‘ 884-4803. clw24 1965 MERCURY halt ton pickup. 773- 4592. clw24 New concept At Daybreak, said Sister Hosteller. the mentally handicapped and the staff share the work and life of a single community, trying to help each other develop fully as human beings. This concept of living together with no eight-hour shifts is new to North America. 71 DODGE Charger 318, 1 door hard- top.832-Nooal1er 5p.m. c1w24 69 DODGE Coronet 440 hardtop, :- door, 318 engine. New snows. Ex- cellent condiIion. Certified. $2,200. Evgs.773-5186. clw24 71 VEGA. Mus! selll Good condition. Standard, 3 speed. Super mileage per gallon. sum or best ofler. Call lor inspeclion, Evgs. 884â€"0934 or Days, 884- Ill9, Peter. 1969 FORD Falcon station wagon. Reasonably good shape. $1,000. and. 4042. clwld 1971 PLYMOUTH Roadrunner, Lic. DXK610, orange and black. Real nice car. Priced right. Call Murray Braith- waite, Kinnear Pontiac Buick Ltd.. 9612 Yonge 51.. Richmond Hill. 889~ 9651.884448]. clwld 1971 TOYOTA Coupe 1200, standard. Excellent condition.884-Jl91. clwu Daybreak is happy place for mentally handicapped I969 MERCURY Monlego Station- wagon. Fairly good condition Sell lor $800. or best oHer. 884-7458. c1w24 1973 FORD Squire wagon, 11000 miles. OHers. 773-5517. clw24 1972 PONTIAC Parisienne. All extras including air-conditioning. Rust- prooied. Brown with Iigm beige vinyl 10p. Spotless. S2895. Call 491â€"2208. Company Demo. Low mileage, lullv equipped. Liz. HTLIM. ONLY 53540. “W” of reconditioned cars 1965 to 1971 VOLKSWAGEN SALE VANDORF FINA 727-3322 Since 1969 similar homes $595. to $1,695. Body work & paint Mechanical Repairs Automatic & Standard Certified & Warranty Public Auction Auctions YORK Spring Service We are moving December 16th to Industry St. N., Aurora 74 MGB Specializing in Leaf Springs 727-6011 11, 1974 Truckers’ Special Cars & Trucks c2w23 NCNN clw24 1972 CAMARO Rally Sport. Green, vinyl lop, power brakes and‘sleering. excellent condition. $3,100. 832-1288 after 5 pm. c2w24 I974 AUSTIN Marina â€" Burgandy. 3.600 miles. Still under warranty. Certified. Best offer 884-0541. "(21 1973 BARRACUDA, 4 speed 340, 884- 9275, 884-9825. c2w23 FOUND â€"Golden male part Iabrador. very gentle, used to children. I! in- terested in providing home for this beau'iful dog call 884-1997 or 884-9495. clwu WANTED. â€" 15 passenger Maxiwagon. For Sale. low mileage Squire Wagon. 773-5517. "£12 I969 PONTIAC 2 door hardtop, 350 engine, power s'eering, excellem condlhon, new paint. Certified‘ SL250. 889-7116. clw 23 clwu _ I972 MUSTANG Fas'back, 351 automa'ic, new brakes, transmission, shocks. tires, and much more. $2,900 or best offer. 880-4300 alter 6 p.m. RICHMOND HILL 884-8841 773-4444 The house and property were donated to Daybreak by Our Ladies Missionaries Order after two of the sisters heard a lecture at the University of Toronto by Dr. Vanier. (It had served for many years as Mother House of the Order, but with changing times a decision had been taken to move into the city, closer to the people they serve.) At present 26 adults and 14 assistants live at Daybreak, said Sister Mosteller. Most of those who come to help do so as a result of having heard Vanier’s lectures. They stay for varying periods of time. Automatic. New Engine Fuel injection. have been established in almost every major city in Canada and are being founded in the U.S.A., India and Africa. Active farm Two residences have been built behind the large main house, and the land around them is farmed by the residents. Few of the inhabitants will ever gain employment in a competitive job, she told the women. Most‘ work in 3 Dr. Hd'p. 5 spd. radio, Lic. HNDVSG $2850. clwza GREENWOOD GARAGE LTD. 69 VOLKSWAGEN Lost & Found 16 Industrial Rd., Excellent second car Low mileage. 74 TOYOTA CORONA 72 RENAULT R-16 70 FORD CUSTOM 500 65 FORD FALCON 68 FORD FALCON Newly painted Really Sharp. Excellent car As is. $275 Like New clw23 sheltered workshops nearby or on the farm. and can be expected to spend their lives in this home. Fantastic potential Sister Mosteller stressed the fantastic potential which exists in the mentally retarded for bringing out Dairy farmers in south- western York Region are facing a very serious situation this winter, ac- cording to Agriculture Representative Al Wall. He reports 20 percent of the York dairy industry located in this area. Poor planting weather in the spring, the long summer drought and early frost has cut the yield of home grown fodder. Pasture conditions were poor this summer. also, he said. Serious times for dairymen Coupled with the high price of feed grains‘ this has forced the farmers to cut the amount they feed their cattle and thus reduce their herd‘s milk output, and take The first patient to be moved into the new Langstaff Wing of York Central Hospital was young John Tulloch, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Tulloch. 385 Osiris Drive. Richmond Hill. John is undergoing treatment for a broken leg suffered when he was hit by a truck. ln the above picture (left to right) are Head Nurse Mrs. Pauline Morse, bright-eyed John. his mother Linda and Director of Nursing Mrs. Joan Wheatley. The pediatrics division is now located on Level 5 of the Langstaff Wing. York Central Branch of St. John Ambulance and the local brigade were the happy recipients of a Resusi-Ann for training purposes at the annual brigade inspection held in Richmond Hill Arena ’67. The dummy was the gift of Markham District 1 Firefighters and is equipped to record the efforts of trainees in the proper methods of resuscitation. Another feature of the inspection was a mock car accident with members of the brigade displaying their skills in handling the “victims”. First patient moved to new wing of York Central Markham District Firefighters aid St. John Ambulance Brigade While emphasizing that one cannot do the im- possible, she described the experience as one of lear- ning and sharing and of trying to bring the han- “the language of the heart” â€" resources in the ‘ in- dividual previously unusred. An average farmer might run 25 to 35 head of dairy cattle and have a daily milk quota of about 1,000 pounds. In southwestern York some farmers are already finding their production cut by 10 to 20 percent. At $10.85 per hundred pounds for fluid milk paid by the marketing board, it could mean a loss of more than $20 a day. Lose quota But more important is the fact that farmers who ship less than 90 percent of their quota for two consecutive months lose that part below 90 percent. If the quota is 1,000 pounds, for instance, and the farmer ships only a loss in revenue 850 pounds for two months, he would lose 50 pounds of quota â€" more than $5 daily in cash. dicapped to their greatest autonomy. Surely, said Sister Mosteller, this is a proclamation of the success of Vanier‘s undertaking and proof that, in our divided world “there is enough room for joy”. And, according to Mr. Wall, once the quota is taken away, it’s gone for good. The only way a farmer can in- crease his quota is to buy a portion of another dairyman’s quota. The ag. rep. said “a number” of dairy farmers are in danger of losing part of their quota Transfer tax But there is even a penalty for this since the marketing board takes 25 percent of any quota sold “as sort of a transfer tax". In the above picture are (left to right) Resusi-Ann; Mrs. Phyllis Walker. divisional nurse for the brigade: George Doherty. superintendent of the brigade; Harry Sayers, chairman of the executive committee; and David George. who made the presentation on behalf of the Markham Firefighters. Inset is the mechanism which makes Resusi-Ann tick and records the ef- fectiveness of the trainees. (Photo by Elbert) (Photo by Elben)