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WANTED. I Treadle sewing machine, Domestic modelt In good condition for Occupational Therapy Department. WE BUY household comems, niture, pianos, china and antiques 0158. 3331003 (9m 5 pm) Be your own captain, lhls coming summer in a CARSON libreglass bpal kil. In all colours. You can save hundreds on IS‘ and la’ kils. Easy 10 assemble. Call now, 851-1217. ":10 73 Honda Civic Fiberglass boar repairs. Also resin and materialsavailable.851-1117."C20 2 door siick, brown ilEID Mower, Marina and Spor's Repairs tn all {now vehicles. 884-1716. "CM Gas healer, radio, rear defroster mileage. Ideal second car. Truckload Sale 11623 Yonge St. Richmond Hill 884-9274 773-4542 Complete line of clothing, parts & accessories “SERVICE AWARD WINNER" 1964 ROVER 3-lilre. Borg-Warner] aulomalic, genuine lealher upholslered inlerior, hardwood window mouldings, original dark grey linish. power assisled steering, mechanically sound, needs some body work. A Collector's automobile. 5200. as is. For inspectioni call 49l-2208. Cars & Trucks Irticles Wanted $1,950. 69 VW Bug 1969 CHEVY NOVA, good condition. 50,000 miles‘ 51,950 or best oHer. 884- 6573‘ c2w27 ma TOYOTA COROLLA uoo Deluxe, cer'ilied. Phone Christine 389-8163, 881-3097! c1w27 Snowmobiles ol recondi'ioned cars. 1965 to \97\. AutomaVic and standardA Certified 8. Warramy. $595 to $1,695, Body work and paint. Mechanical repairs‘ 1967 MUSTANG 289I 3 speed aulomalic, mechanically "A" l, recenily rebuilt engine New ironl end, and tires Needs minor body repair and painl. Asking 5750. call Angie M9- 2260, 9a....m~5pm c2w27 TRUCK CAPS From $19900 FREE INSTALLATION McKenzie Trailers PLANNINGAWEEKENDTRIP? Why not travel in style? Rem a I975 LTD wagon lrom Don Little Ford Sales Inc. Low, low weekend retest 339-1105. clw17 REID MOWER MARINE 8: SPORTS 1971 DODGE Demon, as 889-8801 BOAT REPAIRS HWY. 7. SERVICE RD and BAYVIEW Closed Sun. 8; Mon. 889-1831 (1 1969 MERCURY Momego station- wagon. Fairly good condition‘ Bes' offer. Baa-745$ TFCIS I965 PLYMOUTH 318 $225. "$8131 I969 ENVOV.Cer1i1ied.5300. 884-8886. (M26 66 VOLKSWAGEN S'ahonwagon EErtiIieE, Good condition. sus‘ 359. 0891. c1w26 43 OLD HWY. 7 EAST THORNHlLL JANL'ARY 15TH 6.30 RM. SHARP VICTORIA SQUARE COMMUNITY HALL 4 Miles north of Hwy. 7. north of Buttonville on Don Mills Rd. Auction to include some articles lrom Antique Stores. including the tollowing: Pine harvest table. Gingerbread and other clocks, large swinging dresser top mirror, washstands, oak barrel, spinning wheel, pine drv sink, blue flowered crock, pine blanket boxes, copper boilers. 5 Arrow back chairs, rocking chairs and many more interesting articles. Bryan Green, Licensed Auctioneer. 291-“:3.‘ ”ARTICLES TAKEN 0N CON SIGNMENT“ VOLKSWAGEN SALE BOAT STORAGE REPAIRS 884-7716 â€" 881-2384 Winter Project ARCTIC CAT THE LIBERAL classifieds 884-1105 - nos SMALL CAR CENTRE Boating NEW 1975 MODEL HERRONS VANDORF FINA GREEN'S Country Style AUCTION 889-0505 Auctions 727-3322 only 22.000 miles us, hes! oNer. nclw27 c2w26 c2w26 Our- 884- "c9 NCTFN c$w27 "CM low c2w27 clwn c2w27 news report inl southern Yorkl On November 13, the 10th Richmond Hill Guides were guests at the enrolment of Diane Peart of the 4th Rich- mond Hill Guides. Com- missioner Sylvia Limpert and Lieutenant Isabel Colton conducted the enrolment and also presented hostess badges to Laura Lee MacEwen and Diane Peart. Guests en- joyed games and a social time with tea, coffee and dessert being served. The craft training held November 14 for Guiders, had an attendance of about 45 leaders. The evening was a profitable one with eight new ideas being demon- strated to and made by those attending the session. A magnetized owl, for notes, witches with acorn heads, ribbon-folded birds, calico flowers, pop can ring animals for decoration, a Santa Claus made of a paper roll a felt hobby horse head for candy canes and doll house lamps gave an in- teresting variety from which to choose. The Thornhill Rangers helped to instruct the crafts ‘and to serve coffee. Enrolment and bazaar Five girls were enrolled' 1n the 7th Richmond Hill Guide Company on November 28 The girls were Patricia Lyons, Janet Gadsby, Camille Peachment, Kathryn Kerr and Karen Stangl. The following badges were presented: Camp fire leader â€" Irene Van den Brand, Janet Elliott; camping emblem and backyard cook â€"â€" Kathy McNamara; hostess â€"â€" Camille Peachmen; needleworker â€" Jane Baddeley; baker â€" Linda Bushell; physical fitness emblem â€" Elizabeth Wiggins and Jill Harris. On December 12 the Guides held a mini-bazaar featuring a tea court for dessert, a home baking table, crafts and white elephant table. The proceeds from the evening were used to fill a Christmas basket for a family in need. Included in the 11th Rich- mond Hill Brownie Pack Christmas party December 17, was a presentation by each Brownie of a food item to help fill the Christmas basket planned by the Guide company. In addition, the girls enjoyed a craft, songs, refreshments and each was presented with a treasured friendship pin given by the mother's committee. Golden bars presented The 9th Richmond Hill Brownie Pack held a badge presentation on November 19. Brown Owl, Joan Lane, gave out golden bar emâ€" blems to Jennifer Board- man, and Andrew Young. On December 19, ad- ditional presentations were made of a golden bar to Bonnie Harrison, sixer stripes and a collector badge to Dawne Roberts. The girls celebrated their Christmas party with games and refreshments. Entertain seniors Reports tell us that 16 girls of the lst Richmond Hill Guide Company and two leaders Mrs. Cathy Connell and Commissioner Dianne Coghill, all passed the St. John’s First Aid badge. (York South Division) By Jean Peachman Six tenderfoot guides were enrolled on December 9. Parents were invited to see Wendy Wilcock, Janet Geriste, Julie Chasse, Helen Chasse, Johanne Chasse and Lisa Bailey enrolled. Along with Captain Jane Leonard and Lieutenant Wilma Klein the guides entertained at a senior citizens‘ home December 5th with a carol- sing followed by treats at the A & W restaurant. Babysitting offered The Richmond Hill Rangers are offering a babysitting service for shoppers at Hillcrest Mall on December 19 and 21. The girls will babysit for 50 cents an hour up to three children or one family in the auditorium. The girls enjoyed their Christmas party Decgmtger 4 and also met Gladys Redburn, their special guest, who will be acâ€" companying the Rangers on their trip next summer. New Brownie Pack The newly formed lst Richvale Brownie Pack has had a busy month. Brown Owl, Audrey Hilton, enrolled Tammy Bowden, Julie Tasmer, Jodi Walker, Tracey Filipchut, Sandra Hooper, Louise Neal, Kim Russell, Michelle Sayer, Sharon Sutton, Tracey Daoust, Alison Saben, Mary Knowles, Tracey Rideout, Michelle Padley, Heather Moss and Leslie Manion. The pack welcomed two new Brownies from Corn- wall‘ Debbie and Alison Cross. Golden bars were presented to: Heather Clugston, Karen Cunâ€" ningham, Jennifer Hilton, Heather Leyman, Angela Hunter. Parents were en- tertained by the girls and joined them for refresh- ments. A talent night was featured December 9th with each girl bringing a friend to the meeting. Each Brownie then contributed her talent by way of a dance, song, puppet play, recitation or play. The girls also each brought a treat donated to the Salvation Army for its Christmas baskets. The lst and 2nd Richvale Brownie groups held a combined Christmas party with a gift exchange. games, refreshments and a visit from Santa. Carol singers Mothers joined with Brown Owl, Judy Cowan, and Tawny Owl, Louise Cross, when the 3rd Rich- mond Hill Brownie Pack went carolling at the Elmwood Manor on December 16. The girls stayed to visit and share juice and cookies with the residents. Brown Owl, Joan Hamilton, of the lst Jef- ferson Brownie Pack enrolled Laura Hamilton, Kimberley_ Steele, Loretta Hollingworth, Debbie Arseneau, Kathy Thomp- son, Alison Webb, Marni Ashton and Elaine Gold. The girls went carolling at the Country Place on December 16th. Make-up demonstration The Thornhill Ranger Company enjoyed a mother and daughter makeâ€"up demonstration on December 2 a the home of Marg Ball. The girls held a potluck supper on December 16 and completed the candy cane horses to be donated to a local hospital. Win Canada cord The Guides of the 2nd and 3rd Companies held a very successful Christmas bazaar at the Thornhill United Church on December 6th. The same evening, Judith Neun, of the 2nd Company, received her Canada Cord. All companies and packs in the Thornhill South area plan Christmas festivities. A special candlelight service was held December fl? £00K ' /X/i///C If)?“ {W EN meg éf/flf/QE (UHâ€"L ffljx/AléaoO n/U/IEN 75/55! 4/6/7750 ARE ,cLAJ'HM/éfl/ f/lf 0/‘2/O _ 26/6 'O 15th at the Presbyterian Church in Thornhill by the 3rd Guide Company. The girls chose an Indian theme for the service. Gifts and badges The 14th Guide Company held an enrolment December 9th for Donna Duffy, Lisa Christiansen, Jane McCabe, Donna Warr, Barbara Jobe and Nancy Marsh. Captain Pat Smith also presented the following badges the same evening. skater â€" Linda Moorehead; junior camper â€" Jane McCabe; baker - Brenda Lee McLaughlan; child care :‘Cilatrherih'e and Jennifer Straumann and Donna Fraser. The parents attending the enrolment were welcomed by the girls, The company presented a floral thank offering to the St. Paul’s Lutheran Church. The Company’s Christ- mas party featured gift exchange, carols and refreshments. Mothers at party The 16th Richmond Hill Guides held their Christmas Party December 16th featuring dessert and coffee with their mothers as guests. _. . . I'OI‘ The 8th Richmond Hill Guide Company celebrated their party December 17th with a gift exchange, games with prizes and refresh- ments. Entertain children The 7th Thornhill Guide Company with Captain Raheke Benaiah and Lieutenant Renate Lupke entertained about 20 children at York Cottage in Willowdale with a Christ- mas Party on December 9. The children, aged 4 to 12 years, enjoyed the carols, movie, refreshments, the stockings filled with treats and the gift each received. The guides made the gifts, which they presented to each child, and made and filled the stockings. We hear a good time was had by all 21 new Guides On December 4, Second Richvale Guides held their enrolment. Present were Mrs. Hobbs â€" District Commissioner and Mrs. Parker, Captain, Mrs. Meikle and Mrs. Weigel â€" Lieutenants. A record number of 21 new Guides were enrolled, and were well supported by their parents at the ceremony, including Debbie Dollery, Debbie Keogh, Brenda Cram, Cathy Collett, Anita Matuvics, Laura Brooks, Brenda Field, Cathy Smillie, Teresa Filipchuk, Heather Woolley, Susan Ure, Kim Heyburn, Lauren Hobbs, Kathryn Myers, Heather Fleming, Connie Colavecchia, Cindy Varley, Lorraine Sabin, Elizabeth Newman, Kathy Bauer, and Julie Corrick. {ms t) APPLIANCE SALES 8; SERVICE LESLIE APPLIANCE 68 YONGE ST. S.â€"AURORA 727-4681 727-8311 881-3827 Franchise dealer for John Inglis. General Electric, Hoo- ver Products. Black & Deck- er, Eureka. Service depot for Black & Decker. Hoover. Eureka. Repairs to all makes. tfcl7 Irons, toasters, blenders. vacuum cleaners, garden tools, etc. PROMPT REASONABLE SERVICE I BookkeépingJ Mister Transmission Ltd. 9677 YONGE STREET RICHMOND HILL Central Truck Rentals 881-1991 ":23 CALL ERROL. 661-1295 Life Time Guarantee Automatic Specialists Dy Competent Tradesman Prices on reques‘ or by hour R. P. (Bob) BOSS 130 Centre St. w. - 884-1788 TRUCK 8: AUTO BODY 41 MAPLE AVE. 889-5334 THORNHILL Collision - Refinish Wheel Alignment Wheel Balance Engine Analysis Mechanical Repairs Auto Transmission Auto Body CARPENTER CONTRACTOR Additions, Renovations 8: Rec. Rooms 83 Roseview Ave. Richmond Hill, Ont. Tel. 884-4171 Car & Truck Rental PANELS PICKUPS MOVING VANS MOVING TRAILERS Containers Available Call BOOKKEEPING FULL RANGE OF SERVICES INCOME TAX KENNETH M. PAL 889-1377 ic‘ 889-6662 Save Move Yourself RENT A TRUCK SMALL APPLIANCES REPAIRED Alf Catenaro CUSTOM WORK Carpentry FREE ESTIMATES 889-8625 884- CARPENTRY ALTERATIONS Rec. Rooms etc REPAIRS and tfcl6 0c]? ":19 Van Den Brink Carpentry. 773-5582 tfc14 Brian II. Cowen CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT 10265 Yonge Street Phone: 884-8651 - 889-8275 All types- of carpehtry work. LEONARD R. ROSENBERG a; ASSOCIATES Chartered Accountant 887-5720 - 889-2141 84 Yonze Street S. Aurora. Ontario Joscelyn, Laughlin, Harper, Tory & Associates Chartered Accountants 10355 Yonge Steet North Richmond Hill. Ont. 884-44744: 91 Geneva Street St. Catharines, Ont. 684-1177 Residential & Commercial Installations FREE ESTIMATES 492-1122 Bender Rug Co. COMMERCIALCLEANERS Commercial or Domestic Cleaning. Floors, rug shampooing, windows, walls, etc. Chartered Accountants BRAND NAME CARPETS 11'623 YONGE ST., RICHMOND HILL 884-927" tfc16 MAC PLUMBING AND HEATING CONSUMER'S GAS CONTRACTORS FULLY LICENSED ELECTRICIANS PLUMBERS SHEET METAL AIR-CONDITIONING GAS AND 01L 20 Service Vehicles at your service 24 Hours A Day 889-0506_- 895-1351 41 MAPLE THORNHILL SMALL CAR CENTRE Car Repairs SMALL CAR CENTRE HEATING and Air Conditioning Fine Selection of Repairs to Datsun, Toyota. British Layland & Honda products. Small Car Centre Carpets _l CLEAN HOUSES Fully Insured 884-5885 Cleaners T&J ”(:15 Home. Auto and Business 10211 Yonge Street 884-1551 - 884-1219 Res. 884-8347 Insurance - Mortnlel Flre. Auto md Liability Motor Vehicle Finance Service Telephone 7 27-9488-9 Rear 4'1 Yonge Street S. Aurora. Ontario Bauow Insurance Services ltd. Corner Agency Limited Repairs to all air-cooled engines Authorized agents for Chrysler Marine pro- ducts. I Optometrists LIMOUSINE SERVICE Reid Mower, Marine 8. Sports Banquets, etc. 16 Yonge Street North WAREHOUSE a; FURNITURE SHOWROOM 321 ENFORD RD. RICHMOND HILL 884-9295 884-9296 889-5729 Furniture, Office Supplies. Social Stationery Monday to Thursday 8:30 am. to 5 pm. Plumbing 8. Electrical DEAL SERVICES Marine and Sports A. W. Kitchen, Limousine Semce BOA SKI & JOHN DEERE ' SNOWMOBILES 884-7716 - 881-2384 tfch BUILDING 22 RICHMOND ST. RICHMOND HILL H. I. FISHER Office Suppliex Weddings SUITE # 204 PROFESSIONAL 889-9398 - 773-4138 Funerals 881-1040 By Appointment Friday 8:30 am. to 6 W“- Closed Saturday Office Supplies Plumbing 884-3962 for tfc14 tfch Saunders Plumbing 889-8366 INTERIOR-EXTERIOR THORNHILL 881-0353 GARNET PAINTERS REDFERN PAINTING 8. DECORATING Psst ! ‘ Need A Carpenter FREE ESTIMATES of THE STUDIO THAT comes to your home 884-6941 Weddings. Portraits. Groups 11ch Plumbing and Heating Service and Drains Call 884-8847 884-6872 THE LIBERAL, Tuesday, Dec. 31, 1974 -â€" 23 All Repairs Renovations ANTENNAS Home INSTALLED Improvements Mr 884-72154“, hits truck ROOFING New and Old Roofing SERVICE Painters Free Estimates Photos by Elbert New and Old Roofing All Types of WATER PROOFING No Job is Too Small Eavestrough Cleaning Ice Build-12p All Work Guaranteed Fast Efficient Service FREE ESTIMATES 24 Hour Service 884-1251 Roofing c4w23 TFC19 Sales & Service Yearly service & parts contracts. Security and‘ Locksmithing 0 Completely wlnterlse . your pool heater 0 Spring reconnect to an and water 0 Completely clean and Calibrate o Flt-In: of an": C.C.M. & Raleigh Bicycles Repairs to All Mlle! A complete Line of Sporting Good. 25 Yonge Street South Richmond Hill, 884-1213 Eric’s Cycle and Sport: Shop SMYTH Pool Heating 884-4165 LOCKS â€" DOOR HARDWARE SECURITY SPECIALISTS HARDWARE INSTALLATION LTD. (And Other Mala) by PETER SMITH York Home 1" Richmond Hill division of York Regional Police reported a relatively quiet time over the Christmas holiday. This was PC Tony Caven. He was behind the wheel of police cruiser No. 213 when it became involved in a rear- end collision with a tow truck at Cartier Crescent and Bathurst Street early Sunday morning. But for one local constable it wasn’t quiefit gnougl} Daniage to ’the cruiser was estimated at about 3600. There were no injuries. Swimming Pools Fines resigns Vaughan job For information Steven Fines, programs supervisor for the Vaughan parks and recreation department since March, has resigned. ,, He ha§ accepted a position as student acfivifies coâ€" ordinator of Mohawk College. SECURITY & LOCKSMITHING Red Cross reminds you: Snowmobiles are land vehicles and should be kept on land surfaces. If it is essential to take a snowmobile over an ice- covered pond. lake or river the minimum safe ice depth is eight inches. Stay close to shore â€" a longer distance around is safer in the long Evgs. 241-5113 or 451-5274 306 BAYVIEW A". BAYVIEW PLAZA TV Service 881-0788 COLOR TV SERVICE Sporting Goods 661â€"441] "’46“ "<21 tfcl'l