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RICHMOND HILL â€"â€" Leave your wallets at home, would seem to be a good warning to hockey players, plus anybody else who plans to use the changeroom at a rink, school or community centre. Police reported 11 different thefts from area locker rooms, including three from Richmond Hill Arena and one from Thornhill Community Centre. The thief all but left police his name. In the Thornhill case, a wallet con- taining $57 and two tickets for Maple Leaf Gardens for the evening of Feb. 1, was taken from a changeroom at the Centre, Jan. 21. WOODBRIDGE â€" It’s not enough that people use the telephone to make threats, they now have the advantage of recording their happy messages. According to police, one of the messages left for Humber Valley Real Estate, Islington Ave, on its recording device, Feb. 6, was a bomb threat. The threat proved to be false. Hockey players must leave wallets home Gets message He was arrested and a subsequent search of his home turned up the missing wallet, police said. Man arrested On Feb. 1, police attended the Gar- dens and found a man occupying one of the seats designated in the stolen tickets. Car victims are A.C. Simonds and Son Ltd., who lost two, two-way radios valued at $1,300, and David Douglas, Rexdale, who was robbed of a tape deck and a wallet. Woodbridge arrest At Woodbridge High School, a youth was arrested in connection with the theft of money and attempted theft from a change room. Charged with theft under $200 and attempted theft, is John Simone, 17, of Humber Dr. About $200 damage was done to Thornhill Community Centre, where two mirrors and a fire extinguisher door were broken. Double Rink Arena in Concord was also popular with thieves, who hit a locker room and two cars. Taken from the former was a wallet containing $200, belonging to Horst Seawald, lslington. One of the wallets was later recovered, but the cash was missing. At Aurora Too In Aurora, four hockey players from St. Andrew’s College, had their wallets taken from a dressing room at the community centre. In Richmond Hill, Steven Brown. Maple; Tom Kirisit, Wenlock Dr., and Dennis Cruttendon, North Taylor Mills Dr., Richmond Hill, all had their wallets taken from a locked room at the Richmond Hill Arena. Arrested was Michael Hetherington, 18, of Deaconwood Rd., Thomhill. Contract NO. 77002 - Supply of DALQ Half Ton Pick-Ups and ONE One Ton Van - Trade-In of TWO Half Ton Pickâ€"Ups and ONE One Ton Step Van. Truck â€" Tradeâ€"In of Five Ton Dump Truck Contract No. 77004 â€" One Light Tractor with Cab and Power Angle Blade. SEALED TENDERS plainly marked as to contents will be received by the undersigned until: Specifications and tender documents can be obtained from the Municipal Office in Maple, Ontario. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. 1977 SUPPLY OF VEHICLES R.H. KRAFT P. ENG., Town Engineer Town of Vaughan Maple, Ontario. ontractfi No. 77003 â€" Supply of 27,500 G.V.W. Dump :fi) P.M. MONDAY. FEBRUARY 28th. 1977 TOWN OF VAUGHAN THE LIBERAL. Wednesday. February 9. 1977 â€" A-7 llllfllllflfltflfi. IIIIEIIIBSEEM FOR IMPORTED 8 DOMESTIC CARS 8 LIGHT TRUCKS FOR APPOINTMENT CALL MARTY STEINHOUSE Discover Flying . . 10087 YONGE ST., RICHMOND HILL (2) Applicant Frank Carone File No 25V(p) Location Lot 5. Concessuon 3. on Highway = 7 onposalz To exempt 2 5 acres 01 land from lhe Pa‘rkway Bel! Regulalvons All submissions received in the Office of The Trea- surer of Ontario and Minister of Economics and Intergovernmental Affairs. 801 Bay Street. 7th Floor. Toronto. on or before the 23rd day of February, 1977 In respect of the foregoing requested amendments will be fully considered before a final decision is made thereon. Ontario (1) Applicant 27 West Apartments Limited file No 8V(p) Location Southwest quarter 01 Lo! 5. ConcessIOn 7 o" Knphng Road Proposal To exempt 1 02 acres at land trom the Pavkway Bell Regulallons (3) Applicant Hlllcrest General Leasmg File No 47V(p) Locahon South hall 0! Lot 1. Concession 5 Proposal To exempt 5 acres from the Parkway Belt Regulations Under Section 32(9) ot the Act. any interested person may request a hearing by the Municipal Board on an application for amendment to a res- tricted area order. » Take notlce that applications for amendment to the Treasurer's Parkway Belt Land Use Regulation hted as Ontario Regulation No 475/73 In the Town 0! Vaughan have/been received The applications are (4) Apphcant. Estate of Dr Bonar C Cotes Frle No ' 49V(p) Location North halt 0! Lot 5. Concession 8 Proposal To exempt approximately 2 7 acres at land trorn the Parkway Ben Regulations MAPLE AIR SERVICES *5 COMPUTERIZE ENGINE TUNEUPS THE PLANNING ACT AND THE PARKWAY BELT PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT ACT BUR WAY OF INTRODUCING YOU TO MAPLE AIR SERVICES. TORONTO MAPLE AIRPORT MAJOR MACKENZIE DR. MAPLE. ONTARIO 3897751 For more information CALL KEN WRIGHT Town of Vaughan at 883-1387 INTRODUCTORY FLIGHT LESSON! W. Darcy McKeough Treasurer 0! Ontario Minister 0! Economics and Intergovernmental Aflaurs