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RICHMOND HILL â€" Sunday, April 17, is Bikeâ€"Aâ€" Thon day. In the past four years over $680,000 has been raised by the enthusiastic riders, who take pledges on a ‘per mile’ basis and then set out to complete the 20-mile course. Ken Foss of Richmond Hill is the marshal] for the north course this year. There are five other courses, the closest along Steeles Avenue between Bathurst and Islington. For the fifth year in a row, Tent 28 Variety club will be sponsoring this fund-raising event. The north course begins at the Hillcrest Mall, proceeds north on Yonge to Elgin Mills Road, east to Bayview Avenue, south to Steeles Avenue, west to It’s a mean machine. and The Liberal’s entry, District Sales Manager Gord Ear- dley means business. He’s planning on riding the full 40 miles on two courses to. Your chance to ride for needy children â€"â€" THE LIBERAL, Wednesday, April 13, 1977 Editorial 8 Ac00unting . . Circulation . . . . . . . . . . . Display Advertising . . . . Classified Advertising . . TELEPHONE THE LIBERAL DEPARTMENTS DIRECT The Lubeval is published each week by Metrospan Community Newspapers Limiwd. This newspaper IS a member 0! the Canadian Community Newspapev AssociaIion and the Audit Bureau of CIVCUIBKiOD. .un Colin Fovsvth Ross Hodsoll Lorna Woods METROSPAN ~ NORTH DIVISION JG Van Kampen - General Manager Jean Baker Pearce - Ass:stant General Manager Jim Davies - Advertlsrng Director Peter Line - Circulation Director Norman Stunden - Production Manager Larry Johnston « News Editor, Markham~Vaughan Edition Tom Gale - News Editor, Richmond Hill Edition cussmm â€" sums. tel-am c'fiiémnou â€" 886-09814 saxâ€"am Home delivery at The Liberal is 80 cents every four weeks; by mail $9.90 a year In Canada, $15.00 a year outside of Canada. No local maiI delivery where carviet service exists, The Liberal's bike-a-thon champ Adverllsmg Superwsm Circulalion Supervisor Accounting Manager Ebrmifihtral The contems, Dom edllorial and advertising 01 The Liberal, Richmond Hill, ave protected by copyright and any unauthovized use is prohibixed, mm Yong. Strut, no. hox 390, no as, Ontario Taxman: â€" seam. same-Ia Second Class Mail Registra‘ion No. 0190 ~r VOLUME 89; NUMBER 41 884â€"81 77 884-0981 884-81 77 884-1 105 Thornhill 8 Toronto Customers Call 881 -3373 For all Depts Four of the students of Variety Village will be riding this year. Anyone wishing to sponsor them is asked to call 961-7300. In case of bad weather, the event will be April 24 Entry forms and maps are available at The Liberal 10101 Yonge St. Bathurst Street, north to Carrville Road and east to end at Hillcrest Mall. Money raised by riders on this and the other courses will be used for such worthy projects as Variety Village for handicapped children, research and production of electronic limbs‘ cardiac catherization. and ultra sound wave diagnostic equipment. raise money for the fifth annual Tent 28 Variety Club Bike-A-Thon, starting Sun- day, April 17. If you’re listed incorrectly in the present YORK REGION phone book, please tell us now. Before we print the new one. Look up your present listing, and if you want any changes, give us a call at 599-3911, or the Bell Canada business office number listed in your directory, before May 11th. Give us a clue! Bell Canada M3] 2G2 Ollice: 630-2661 Ste. 601, 1183 Finch Avenue W951. Downsview, Ontario You can bull two birds wnlh one slone ~ convert the lump sum “"0 a He Income and save a bundle in taxes now, by usmg Sun Live’s trans“! of lunds arrange- mem. The lump sum the taxman didn't on Will be put [0 work for you, and you‘ll be taxed only as lhe Income :5 paud. Gwe me a call Let me show you how small (ha! lax lump becomes. H you're expecllng Income In a lump sum (say, (mm a registered penilon plan 07 a delened profit sharing plan o'r as a rennng allowance) you can expect to be taxed In a lump as well' Sobenng though! Isn't It' Besndes, wouldn't a He Income be more useml to you than a lump sum’ How to Keep More of Your Money I. RACCO, C.L.U. Photo bv Hogg‘ Radar detectors lead thefts on YR P blotter Two residents of Woodbridge Ave., Aniello Bianco, of 627, and Sebastian Sanginesi, 666, reported thefts of $4.000 and $2,500, respectively, of motor vehicles and warn drivers of im- pepding speedr traps. Losing them were Frank Borgatti, Wills Rd., Pinegrove, who also had several articles of clothing and a tennis racket stolen; Michael Barnett. Oaklea Circle, Markham; Leo Perkell, Toronto, stolen from his car while parked on a lot at 8111 Yonge St., Thomhill; Fred Chefero, Concord. THORNHILL â€" Area “hoods” apparently plan to do considerable speeding in their cars, if a rash of thefts of Fuzz Busters (radar detectors) is any indication. The detectors are at- tached to the dashboard 7 Last week, foufpeople reported the theft of them from their vehicles. The stolen Fuzz Busters ranged in price from $150 to $300. Jewelry, too There was also a run on jewelry, especially in Woodbridize. \CHABGEX, mum's CLUB, AMERICAN EXPRESS x\ PLENTY OF FREE PARKING A Where the people are friendly... ....the atmosphere comfortable and relaxed. “TRY OUR SEAFOOD MENU" AND ENJOY THE SOUNDS OF ENTERTAlNER PAUL MachECE AT THE ORGAN FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS 55 Yonge St.S., Aurora 727-4073 COMPLETE RENTAL Er SUPPLY SERVICE FOR SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY OFFER a * CONTRACTORS 460 ELGIN MILLS RD. EAST Honored were: Richard Yule, 20 years, works; Herb Rose, 20 years, works; Bernice Piercy, 20 years, licensing officer; To help compensate for this, service plaques recently were awarded by the town staff to fellow colleagues with 20 or more years experience. Gordon Osborne, Rock- view Gardens, Concord. lost $5,805 in jewelry to thieves, while Angelo Decina, Oxford St., Rich- mond Hill, lost $250 in gold necklaces and gold coins to the unscheduled visitors. in break-ins at their Police also reported 3 homes. wide variety of other Gordon Osborne. Rock- thefts. RICHMOND HILL â€" Many of the people who work for the town of Rich- mond Hill are never in the spotlight, and so remain little known to the general public and councillors. RICHMOND HILL Town staff retirements ICHMOND HHILL I THE SMART MOI“ (AID 1/2 WAY BETWEEN YONGE ST. & BAYVIEW DATSUN Alex Peters. 20 years, meter reader; Jim Iafano, 21 years, works, Jack Hollowell, 21 years, building inspector; Don Gillis, 21 years, fire department; Ken Clubine, 20 years, works; Fred Bouvaird, 25 years, works; and Kay Bellis, 21 years, treasury. At the Richmond Inn in Richmond Hill, someone made off with a quantity of 25-cent pieces and 14 billiard balls from an automated billiard table, for a total gain of $300. The town7 of Richmond CREIGHTON & ALLEN TRAVEL SERVICE LTD. YONGE & JOHN ST. THORNHILL 889-5543 8135 YONGE ST. THOBNHILL 881-3535 RENT ALL Something Special ’ CALL YOUR PREFERRED TRAVEL AGENT TODAY We Enjoy Making You Feel Comfortable Voyageur Tours Inc. SALES & SERVICE FORUM TRAVEL AGENCY LTD. DELUXE MOTOR COACH TOURS carefully selected - Extra Value PRICES PER PERSON ON TWIN BASIS * INDUSTRY Someone also removed the UN flag from the flag- pole in front of the town offices. An 18-year-old Hunt Ave. youth has been arrested in connection with the matter. In King, Chris‘s Service Station. reported the theft of $700 worth of motor oil. In Markham, Woodbine Avenue proved popular with thieves looking for automotive parts. Hill reported the theft of a street sign at Garden and Fairview Avenues. The sign was then used to break three windows in a bus shelter at the in- tersection. Taken from Woodbine Texaco were two large tool boxes and some * FARMS * HOMEOWNEB * COTTAGER 7766 MARTINGROVE RD. WOODBRIDGE 851-2293 Pittsteel reported the theft of 12 truck tires from a trailer parked on its premises. Facing charges of break, enter and theft, are: Ken Dennis, 25, of Downsview. and Roy Hanson, 29, of Rexdale. engine parts, valued at $8.100. In Maple, Police Constable Charles Jessopp surprised a would-be thief after hearing breaking glass coming from the Maple Plaza, about 11:10 pm, Apr. 11. He arrested a man and a so-called lookout, sitting in a car nearby. Caught in act