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This was the best showing of any weekly newspaper from York Region and Metro Toronto in this part of the annual newspaper ex- cellence contests. The Liberal's sports pages were judged against entries from 70 weekly newspapers of a1) circulation sizes from coast to coast. Contest results were announced at the CCNA annual convention in Saskatoon this month. Liberal sports is tops The Liberal landed in a three-way tie for fifth place in the “best sports page" section of the 1974 Canadian Community Newspaper Association competition. Tied for third were The Wasaga Beach Times and The Penetanguishene Citizen. It was the first time The Liberal entered national weekly newspaper competition at ‘least in recent yea rs. Judged to have the best sports page were two Peel Region newspapers. The Guardian of Brampton was first. closely followed The “general exâ€" cenence” judging in the national competition was based on one spring edifion of the paper produced before the modernnafion and an edifion produced late in 1974 using the new producfion facfliues '9_|lllllllllliillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllé‘ gthe ‘ ifiano Egggiéi 1 teacher Esteiie Markham 884-3787 .â€" llllllllllllIlmllmllllll II|IlllllIIllIlllllllllllllllllllllIlllll|Illllllllllllllllllll|IllIlll|I||||ll|llllllllllllllllllllllllllll News Tied with The Liberal for fifth spot were two other Ontario weeklies The Canadian Champion of Milton and This Week of Oshawa. The Liberal also placed quite well, being judged 17th out of 40 papers entered, in the women‘s news and features category. filllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll lllllllllfi In the “general ex- cellence" category of the competitions The Liberal placed 15th among the nation‘s 20 largest cir- culation weeklies. The Liberal last fall switched to a modern new photo-composition pro- duction system and a complete new set of type styles. III“IllllIIIIIlllllIIIllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllll|I|ll|llllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII He has shaved his beard and mustache Al ' _ . s h face IS well tanned after spending two weelfs ilrsl Spain. The man is the same. but the face of Tony Snedker, candidate for the New Democratic Party. is slightly different. Mr. Moran. who was a regional councillor in Markham until a judicial recount put Alma Walker in his place. ordered signs. pamphlets and opened a committee room. Mr. Snedker left for Spain before the election was called and returned Monday. But his campaign is well under way. thanks to some fast work by party stalwart Ron Moran of Markham. There is a new face in the York Centre prevjncja] election compaign. TNORNHILL EVENINGS Eicenuu Denture Therapist The new Snell/(er now campaigning The Mississauga COMPLETE DENTURE jERVICE 889-4144 C.S.CANN Before llllllllllllllllllllllllé‘ @. Markham 3787 .aâ€"mn r.-- lIlllllllllllllllllllllllll CASHWAY Centres to serve you 6-". STEP OUR REG. $17.75 10% OFF! LADDERS Quality Aluminum Shop & Save After 41 Sl5.98 Woman harassed in many ways A citizen band radio valued at $550 was stolen In this case the victim alleges that she received a call about 6:10 pm. August 11. The caller said, “The string on your door is as thick as the one that will be around your neck." The victim went to the door and found a blue string tied around the doorknob. Food orders from restaurants and parcels from department stores have arrived COD, but were not ordered by the victim. There were also in- numerable telephone calls, with the caller hanging up as soon as the victim answered. According to a York Regional Police report. the person even had the victim’s telephone disconnected. Investi- gation is under way. Malicious call Police also 'report another type of malicious telephone call. Over the past two months a York Region woman has been harassed in a number of ways. Car radio stolen, Hill house ransacked, bogus $203 found SAVE 12% NOW ON BASEBOARD HEATER Four windows were broken at Allencourt Pharmacy, Allencourt Plaza‘ Markham Road, from a car on the lot of North Islington Toyota. Woodbridge, some time between 11 pm. August 7 and 5 pm. August 19. The passenger window of the car, property of a Toronto man, had been broken. The premises had been checked on routine patrol August 23 by York Regional Police, and the damage was discovered on a later patrol. Damage was estimated at $160. Four thermopane windows at Mark 11 School. Unionville, were broken at some time between 10:11 p.m. August 23 and 1:22 p.m. August 24. At some time on the weekend of August 17, a person or persons unknown broke into the home of Gavan McKenna, Gretel Drive, Richmond Hill, ransacked all the b e d r o o m s , t h e bathrooms, and damaged dining room furniture. Unionville vandalism and malicious damage Serving Richmond Hill, Aurora and Area from our location at Yonge St. (Hwy. 11) at Oak Ridges OAK RIDGES 1/4” SANDED 4’x8’ FIRPLY 17% OFF! Shop Grade Reporting to York Regional Police, the victim said soft drinks and beer had been con- sumed by the culprit or culprits. There were no signs of forcible entry and nothing else appeared to be missing at the time of the investigation. Two counterfeit $20 bills were turned in to the Bank of Montreal. Trayborne Drive, Rich- mond Hill August 18 by an Aurora Travel agency. They had been received as partial payment for air tickets to Sweden. York Regional Police report a man came out of a restaurant in the plaza at about 4:15 pm. that day and for no apparent reason began kicking out the windows. Richmond Hill, on August 23, causing about $3,500 damage. He drove away but was arrested the following day and charged with malicious damage. The man, believed to be a resident of Barrie, will appear in court Sep- tember 8. DROP lEAF TABLE CUT 12%! While They Las‘ only. White "GOOD NEIGHBOUR" FENCE PANELS 45" High each 336 57" High each $1.05 69" High each $1.25 The manager of the travel agency told York Regional Police the person who gave him the bills could speak very little English. He felt the Fire cause is unknown -The following day the youths returned and started shooting again. Police were called and the two arrested. They will appear in juvenile Two 15-year-old Woodbridge area youths were charged with dangerous use of firearms when pellets from a pellet gun struck a house on Ellerby Square North in Woodbridge. On August 13 pellets went through a screen door and struck aluminum siding at the home of Mrs. Georgina Springstead. One pellet lodged in the wall of the dining room. A fire of unknown origin caused $2,000 damage to an apartment building at 30 Clark Avenue, Thor- nhill August 23. M a r k h a m F i r e Department was called to the apartment of Cathy Larson at about 11:15 Dangerous use of pellet gun They Last â€" Available Toronto area yards wide. Redwood or colours as available! OUH REG. $59.99 Ready-To-Finish Natural Birch Redwood Glazed with Crystal Glass. Screens and double glazing extra. Rough stud opening add 4" to widih. 3" lo heighl. Ix8-8' $1102 Reg. $13.78 Bundle In Bundles 6 Layers Deep With A Few Nesled Shorts. Popular “Pick- wick" Panem. Milled 7/16" Thick! Reg. $13.78 Reg. $10.24 20% OFF! lx6-8' 10% OFF! KNO'ITY PINE 'PANELLING! COTTAGE & HOME WINDOWS 2’x6x1’9" Reg. $15.97 4’0x2’6” Reg. 513‘68 3‘0x2’6” Reg. $23.35 Reg. $26.77 3'0x1’9” man would not be aware the money was coun- terfeit. Markham Parks and Recreation Department There was extensive smoke and water damage to the Larson apartment and to other apartments adjoining. The two passengers fled on foot and escaped. but one was later arrested by Metro police in Down- sview. He had a stolen Moped in his possession and was taken to the juvenile detention centre in Toronto. pm. and extinguished the blaze, which originated in the apartment bedroom. court September 3. Youth charged Another youth, 14. was charged with taking an auto without the owner’s consent. The 1975 Cadillac was driven around until stopped by OPP on Keele Street at Snidercroft Road. Various parts valued at $1,850, were stripped Our Own Make Parts stolen $819 $l5.27 $16.8I $21.02 $24.09 THE LIBERAL. Wednesday. Aug Reg. $37.57 90".) Rugged vinyl exlerior! Ready 10! lop (no! included). 36” VANITY CABINETS Reg. $33.74 “PETERBOROUGH” Vanity'Cabinets For Which Spec- ial Orders Will Be Taken During This Sale. Note: Counter Tops, Etc. extra in all cases at Regular prices. 24” Reg. $29.91 30” 8% OFF ALL VANITY CABINETS Includes All in-Stock Vanity CabinetsrPLUSWOruEOwn “BOISE CASCADE” from a car owned by a Don Mills man while it was stored in a compound at 177 Snidercroft Road, Concord. between August 5 and 12. Police are still investigating. Malicious damage Also on York Regional Police blotter is a case of malicious damage in the reported to YRP a quantity of scuba equipment valued at $400 was taken from a hut at Mill Dam Conservation Area early in the morning Prefinished Raygold For free and confidential diagnosis and treat- ment of venereal disease â€" Birth control advice â€" No appointment necessary. Clinic Hours The York South Clinic 129 Church Street, South Richmond Hill Telephone 884-1133 887-5245 832-1384 $31.04 $34.56 s21.52 Wednesday 7:00 - 9:00 pm. Thursday HERITAGE Over 70 Choices! Widths an"- able include 12". 15". 24". 30". 36". 42“, 48". and 60". Save on our regular low prices During This Sale â€" Place your Older right away!! 0 Natural Birch 0 Heritage 0 Prefinished Acadian o Westmount Pecan 0 Pioneer Red Birch o Sherwood Birch o Dalewood Elm “PETERBDROUGH” VANITY CABINETS IN 7 STYLE CHOICES! A Toronto man has been arrested for making purchases in Hillcrest Mall with a credit card that did not belong to him. CN Express yard on Keele Street in Concord. At some time between 4 pm. and midnight August 12 the convertible top of a car belonging to a Toronto man was slashed while the car was parked in the employee parking lot. Damage is estimated of August 17 at $200 :00 - 6:00 pm. 1975