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The jail farm was once more in the news last week. This time it was the Langstaff Community living just south of High- way 7 between Bayview and Yonge St., who are suggesting how this property be used. The present govern- ment proposal is for in- stalling the Parkway Belt along with Ontario Hydro transmission lines through this Highway 7 community. New jail farm view In order to avoid the problems and hardships this would involve for the people. as well as putting an extra 700 people out of work, the group is proposing the Parkway Belt and the Hydro lines be placed in the jail farm area. A very successful Vacation Bible School held its closing exercises There will be a meeting to discuss these matters with members of the ministry on Thursday at 7:30 p.m., Thornhill Community Centre. As Mike Donnell and Bob Little. at the Park- way Belt Information Caravan were quick to point out, the present plan is not final. Election debate The Allâ€"Candidates Night at Thornlea High School was filled to capacity with interested electors; There were also many there who themselves had been elected just a year ago, including Mayor Dave Schiller and Councillors John Birchall and Al Duffy. Track and field Bible school children raise $100 for Brazil Kathy Wynne. coach of Richmond Hill’s Track and Field Club mite-tyke- atom division (7-12 year olds) held a wonderful barbecue at her home on Centre St. W. Kathy has un- fortunately left us to take up journalism studies at Carlton University, Ottawa. It was a lovely gesture of Kathy‘s to give such a party, and typical of her Gerry. who has been a resident of Aurora since 1960, brings ten years of automobile sales ex- perience with him. and invites all of his many customers and friends to drop in and say. “Hello”. JERRY ARTHUR Mr. Gordon B. Wilson, President of Wilson- Niblett Motors Limited, wishes to announce the appointment of Mr. Gerry Arthur as sales con- sultant. Home Handyman Wellâ€"maintained property always brings top dollar within a given price bracket . Another way to secure and add on to your real estate investment is by making improvements, particularly the conversion of unused space into something at- tractive and utilitarian l . There is space within your home which can be convened into a playroom. guest room or into some other lively design for tamily living . . ‘ Just about any unused space will yield itsell to ready adaption with a good plan . l . This is important and it the hard part is getting the plan, then a visit to your local lumber dealer will pay 0". . . They will be able to show you a variety ot plans which should cover most any situation . . . When you're looking for building materials be sure to visit LOUGHLIN LUMBER 8 PREFAB. We handle a wide variety ot items including Weldwood paneling, Stanley hand tools, Cedar fencing and Weiser locks. LOUGHLIN LUMBER 8 PREFAB is located at 6 Scott Drive, four blocks south ot Hillcrest Mall, Thornhill. 8894109. Correspondent Evelyn Milsted 889-9063 Harold Loughlin Advertisement THE LIBERAL. Wednesday. Sept. 10. 1975 The tofal enrolment was 169 with an average attendance of 108. on Sunday night in the Missionary Church: Lisa Corcoran was the senior prize winner and happy unflappatgle self We hope to see her next summer but in the meantime we all wish Kathy every success in her studies. Who knows. she may come back to The Liberal newspaper. ward 3 EAST YORK â€" Dawes Rd. and Gower TORONTO â€" Mt. Pleasant and Soudan OSHAWA â€" Simcoe and Tecumseh BURLINGTON â€" Guelph Line and Prospect BURLINGTON â€" Elizabeth and Gore all {@511 beef, porkand veal until closing time Saturday (septl3) The sale! Save a whopping 10%. The most unique sale ever pu‘r together by a maior food chain. Save 10% off every pound,every cut of Canada Grade A beef! Save 10% off every pound,every cut of fresh pork. Save 10% off every pound every cut of fresh veal. Save a full 10% off of our everyday low prices. 115 Kelly Benson the junior prize winner. Kenneth Brillinger began his course in drafting at Centennial College in Tuesday. V The children raised $100 for a television ministry in Brazil. Neighborhood notes Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Henderson are both in York County Hospital. Newmarket, as a result of a recent car accident. Dwight has a broken arm gormley Scarboro on Steven Brash, 7, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ken Brash is home from Sick Children’s Hospital, Toronto. He fell from a high loft and suffered a severe head injury which 3nd legfi and Mfis'd “93' Mr. and Mrs. Lehman erson as crac e n S of Pennsylvania were and lacerations weekend guests of their Von nrnnnam. u,“ son-in-law and daughter, Ken Brillinger was involved in a car accident Thursday night when a rear tire blew at Fort Erie. Ken escaped with only minor injuries. unlimited quantities ovoibbie SCARBORO â€"â€" Huntingwood & Brimley Rd RICHMOND HILL â€"â€" Yonge St. & Traybom BRAMPTON â€"â€" Hwy. 10 and Steeles MISSISSAUGA â€"- Hwy. 10 and King St. ETOBICOKE â€"â€" Rathburn & The East Mall required delicate surgery. Mr. and Mrs. David Slos= and family have returned from a holiday on Manitoulin Island. Rev . Cober A judging school to establish a uniform system of scoring for the combined Canadian, International and World Plowing Match was held Thursday at Lloyd Doner‘s farm. The matches will be held north of Oshawa Sep- tember 23 to 27. and Mrs. James Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wideman and Dwight spent the Labor Day weekend at Chesley Lake. The York County Junior Plowing Match and coaching day was also at Lloyd Doner’s farm Saturday. Wendy Wideman, Ruth Anne Wideman, Linda VanderBent, Judy. Janice and JoAnne Steckley all began their studies at the Niagara Christian College at Fort Erie on Tuesday. Cathy Wideman and Terry Doner resumed their studies at the Peoples‘ Church School in Willowdale on Tuesday. happening now at every Safeway store in southern Ontariaplus dozens of unadvertised specials in the grocery and produce departments. Ihe salel Come in and cart away the savnngs now thru Saturday only! Discover a fast, clean efficient way of shopping. Safeway. Something special. Mr; and Mrs. David Heise and girls of Lowbanks were weekend guests of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Heise. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Steve McMullen (nee Diane Turner) who were married in Bridlewood Brethren in Christ Church, Agincourt, on Saturday. Jack Campey left Saturday to attend Queen’s University in Kingston. Rick Briggs Jude has begun his second year of studies at Ryerson Polytechnical Institute in Toronto. HAMILTON â€"â€" Mohawk and Magnolia HAMILTON â€" Mohawk and Wellington WESTON â€"â€" Finch Ave. and Weston Rd. WlLLOWDALE â€"â€" Leslie north of Finch WlLLOWDALE â€"â€" Victoria Pk. & Van Horne The Town of Richmond Hill is proposing to restrict the number of pigeons that may be kept in Residential Zones. Before these restrictions are adopted‘ comments in support of, or op- posing the restrictions are being solicited from the public and may be submitted to the Clerk by September 19. 1975. Copies of the proposed restrictions may be ob~ tained from the Clerk‘s Office at 10266 Yonge Street. OWNERS AND BREEDERS NOTICE TO PIGEON TOWN OF RICHMOND HILL C. D. Weldon Clerk