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Low mileage. Excellenpcondltuon Must sell‘ 1967 DODGE Dart. slant 6. good running condition. Best offer. 727‘ 8850 01 884-42474 Buckets. console. 283. new brakes uncemhed 3500 Must sell Ask tel Evme ' OPEN EVENINGS 79 YAMAHA ET 300 Cars & Trucks WANTED FOR SCRAP Top Prices 775-6773 889-0353 TOP PRICES paid for scvap cars and trucks Coppet. bran. etc 727-3632 4984 ' " cKENZIE ; cmmctmsns HWYJAT MW momma» '79 HARDTOP 8 SLEEPER FULLY EQUIPPED‘ SPECIAL PRICE $2.995 CORONATION CAMPING CENTRE INC. . YONGE 31., OAK RIDGES 12 Heritage Rd., Unit 3, Markham REPAIRS TO ALL MAKES. FREE PICK-UP & DELIVERY. 30 DAY PRICE GUARANTEE ON ALL NEW SUZUKIS. ,4. - V 4784559 \‘I” 18bbSSUTION no. ouzauswu: mos 889-6663 SUZUKI GOES THE DlSTANCE ‘55 Cars & Trucks For all your parts, accessory and serwce needs, Genuine Suzuki parts and factory trained mechanics. Fast. friendly small town service wrth down to earth prices like; THIS WEEKS SPECIAL ‘1979 RM 100w THE, CYCLE SYSTEM PLEASE NOIE' Minimum requirements IS a current Btonze Medallion and Leader Red Cross, Applucants must be a minimum age of 16 on at belore July 1, 1979‘ Please call the Woodbndge Vaughan Pool (851-1151) to have an appllca- tlon form mauled to you. Deadline for receipt of application forms IS March 16. 1979. Is now accepting applications far the posnions listed beIow for the Thornhlll Swimming Pool: .) Programme Coordinator .) Assistant Programme Coordinator .) Lifeguard-Instructor (s) .) Safety Assistants COME SEE OUR SPECIALS COMMUNIIY CYCLE THE SMALL MOTOR HOSPITAL 727-8700 between 8 am. to 6 pm 64 IM PALA SS t'o's'fll' 'I'I'G' "" ASK ABOUT 6 SLEEPER FOR 7H! “fluNKlNG” MAN'S CHOICE NOW’S m: rm: 19 5": us as THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF VAUGHAN Parks and Recreation Department $1,995 ’79 MODELS AT '78 PRICES ‘27 6306 List Price $1,349.00 294-2201 i‘ goes the distance SUZUKI “0 Motorcycles for Sale Only $1,199.00 (BESIDE O.P.P. STATION) 5"5 Help Wanted YAMAHA 23“ Campers & Trailers 498-0055 c2w06 Phone 775-3000 IFC 29 New exhaust system. Good tires. 289 mm, runs well. As is or sell for parts. Ask for Bill 2 doc: hardtop. excellent condition. certified. $2,000 or best cite: or wull trade for GM Van. 1969 FORD 257 ton Stake Truck Senes 500. 51.100. Call 773-5942 Power steering. Dowei brakes, power windows. radio‘ Good condition. $900 or best offer. ’70 BU|CK WILDCAT 70 DATSUN 510 Up to 26 Layouts to choose from Good hhdion of doén' mod haiku 5-15' Tralersfrom 31.0% IZ-II'Traiers m... 32,395 3-erranrsInm 32,950 4-20’ Traitnm $3.195 1-23’ Trailers mm... $5.30 J-N’Traiersm $5,095 77-27W Pruner, extras...â€" $7,250 70-IOW Camper 51,995 7442' Camper. shower...â€" 33,5“ 74-25‘ Venlun Wane. “6,5” FREE STORAGE TILL SPRING Izaak-s, um, Am Probing, smog, Pam I. 884-2557 1969 CADILLAC ‘55 Cars & Trucks MOTOR HOME 25'. Sleeps 6, Fully contained Pfifi‘u‘v'ii’n. CAMPGROUNDS AT PIGEON LAKE 66 MUSTANG 1966 FORD 889-6940 884-6591 STATIONWAGON FOR PARTS ONLY UNCERTIFIED $100 898-1683 Days 881-3415 Aftel 6 881-5785 ZmL W. of Hwy. 11 77341260 ‘ FOR PARTS FOR RENT 727-9987 evgs 773-5288 11 Holland St. E BRADFORD after 5 pm EN 33 ngh mileage but excellent mechan- ical condition. $700 as IS‘ 8843180 Days A (191-2584 Evgs. ASK FOR MING lmmaculaie condition. Rustproofed. Firestone 721-CRadial tires. Air- conditioning. 52,000 miles. Asking $3,500 certified. Days 1-775-3491. Evgs. 17753523. c2w32 SST 72 HORNET speed, vmyl moi, bucket seats, good gas mileage, new snow tires. Ex~ cellent running condmon (as IS). Make adofler I can't refuse. Phone Marilyn 7272748. Beaumont Sports. Excellent con qun. Seats 9. Power steenng, power brakes. sun r091, etc. 478-2009 New exhaust] AM~FM 8 track Excellent COHUIUOH‘ Certified] 5900. 936-4954 1972 PINTQ, recently painted, good tires. runs good‘ 7272366. 4 dom, 6 cylinder. automatic, fadIO. Radials. rear w1ndow defogger. block heater, sude mouldings, new brakes & mufflel. etc. 1 owner. Exceptionally clean. Original paint. Undercoated‘ Venually no rust All receipts available. Certified. 5 Eves. Exceilent condition. $900 olfer. 883-4071 1972 COUGAR. new plates. new paint. ea: In excellent condition. 7272366. Zdom haldtop‘ $350 Full power an‘ FM Stereometc $1.600 Stew 884-3764 P.S.standard 6 cyl, Air conditioned. new tires. new brakes, $1,700.00 or best offer. Certified. Good condition, 7272758 afler 6 pm. Seldom used. $400 Power steering, power brakes. 350 automatic, Tinted glass Painted and certlhed. $1.450 727-2366 74 NEW YORKER 65,000 miles 4 new tires $450. 71 VOKSWAGEN 72 DATSUN 510 1973 CUSTOM FORD 1974 Hornet Hatchback 73 PLYMOUTH 1973 MAZDA 808 All have automatic transmissions and will certify 1973 Chev 1 ton Window Van 884-1598 1971 SCORPION STINGER 73 DATSUN 2402. 74 TOYOTA SR-5 Asking $300. Uncermied Loaded Good condition‘ $1,800 71 DART 72 CHEVELLE 1974 OLDS Clearance of Company 832-2541 881-1070 889-7690 881-0595 STINSON EQUIPMENT LTD. 130 CREDITSONE RD. CONCORD 669-2360 (11:30 toS pm.) 88 ROYALE FURY IA“! ‘1'. NIWMAIIKI'I’ â€" 895-3122 - 6 cyl. standard, 3 bucket seats, good 74 CHEV 1/2 TON PICK-UP 74 GMC 1/2 TON PICK-UP 75 FORD 1 TON STAKE ‘55 Cars it Trucks TRUCKS or best Sat & Sun. Feb‘ 24 & 25 Large selection‘ 5 ml. north of Markham on west Slde of Hwy. 48. 640â€"4232 WOOL lug, 17 ft. x 32 ft. colov'beigeA Good clean Very low price for quick 7615‘ ‘ IN your'home from April 2. boy aged 3 months. 8843871, VANIIY 48" white moulded libreglas. Shell basm $135. 832- 2348 after 6 pm. Fully loaded, PIn stripping. Mag wheels. Steveo cassette. Low mile- age‘ Oil undercoated. $5.800 or best offer. ALIERATIONS done In my home. 884-8958, (4w34 completely reconditioned (leceupts) Automatic steering, brakes. Camper speCIaL Many options, $3.500 or best offer. Phone: 2 dom. automatic. power steenng DOWEI brakes Certified, New plates $2.400 887-5565 V8. power steering, brakes. wrndows. & trunk Unique sound system. 13,000 miles. Still under warranty. Showroom condition. Must sell Immediately. Best offer. 5000 miles. Power btakes‘ steering wmdows‘ locks trunk. tmted glass‘ an. Just Me newv Private. Custom. with white fibreglass top. 4 MlChBIlnS. auto and power Excellent condition, $2,900 7“ Daycare Wanted rTEAKWOW $1,800. Can be certified 305 Sleeleé Ave HOUSE OF VIOLETS SALE EMAR CLAUSEN LTD. 884-3675 1976 Ford F100 "2 Dressmaking 1976 Chrysler Newport 1978 MARQUIS BROUGHAM With cover. Good condition $950 8981829AFTER (1:30 1977 FIREBIRD FORMULA Articles for Sale 75 FORD PICK UP F100 1975 FORD PICK UP F250 77 AUSTIN 1974 SKIDOO FA340 78HONDA ACCORD 1â€"473â€"2484 £ng FURNITURE 727-3223 884-6200 75 BUICK 669-2709 Au conditioned Power steering 727-5525 SALE 7912355 Duncast 881-0000 afterSp‘m aftel 5 pm MARINA SKYLARK $2.800 727-2448 Bumplon Bramalea 895-8770 Siteles Aye after 4:30 Clw 34 )me back condition sale. 881 4 HIV C2W3 Come and get your own $27 percord 884-7774 MACHINERY lot sale, Dnll pless spemal 5: capamy $175 1‘. capauty $550 7496941. 939-7496. 08 4c IBM Selecmc tebmlt ten pitch typewntet In excellent condition $580. 8833517, 79 pm SECRETARIAL SERVICES Including typing, Invoming, photocopying. Puckvup and deliver. 884-9859 t1c5 ALUMINUM Doors, windows, awnings, railings, siding, soffit system, trough. Free estimates Ron Woods 884-1514. ‘ WOODEN dlnlngroom table, 4 chairs & buffet. and Chest fleezer. 884- 5559. DAYBED wuth headboard and cover Almost new 889-3176. 4 LARGE SHOWROOMS ~472 YONGE 81. 924-8408 Above College St. opposite Westbury Hotel, 01218 KENNEDY RD. 7592234 South of Hwy‘ 401. 029 DUNDAS ST, E. 275-1135 Corner of Hwys, S & 10 Mississauga. 04900 DUFFERIN 51. 667-1170 Between chh & Steels Warehouse & Showroom OPEN DAILY 9 TO 9 PM. SATURDAY TILL 6 CHAIRS, 4 antique walnut ladder back chairs. Reed seats. 889-5605. £2w34 FIREWOOD. SOIld oak blocks‘ Very clean long-burning fuel. By the load. 884-6693 c2w34 Canadian Pastel mink. Warm Tawny colour. Excellent condition; CHESTERFIELD and chair. Brown and gold tones. Good condition 889-2775 MARK 5 automatic soft water machine. 884-6623. TEAKWOOD. Rosewood furniture, bedroom 8 piece. drningroom, 9 piece. Iivrngroom. Brand new Reasonable. 2474377. He 28 Bed Chesterfields $168. to $598 28 Inch zero clearance Regal fireplace. Circulation vents, top and bottom. Brand new condition. PLEASE CALL Velour track surts. sweaters, jerseys. tennrs skirts. and velour robes. TYPEWRITERS, adders, calculatOrs, sales. service, rentals. Newmarket Business Machines, 49,7 Timothy St. Newmarket, 895-7621. MAPLE ANTIQUES .. , Cnr, Malor McKenzie & Keele Street Maple. ‘ ‘ DRAPES. 2 pan. antique satin, antique gold. wnth valance. Custom made 95" length. $250. Drapes 144" x 95" orange, thermo back. $25 Also drapes 144" x 95", red. thermo back. $30 8897164: _ TELEVISION, COIOUI. 25" consolej ExceHent condiiion $250 offer‘ 881-0231. 10:30 to 3 pm. Sat. 8. Sun. Feb. 24 & 25. 169 Oxford St. Richmond Hill (turn at Safeway). Wall units. rugs. fur jacket. books‘ clothes. tools. bench and chest‘ Skis. skates. etc. CHESTERFIELD CLEARANCE 305 TOP QUALITY HARDWOOD As low as $31.50 face cord delivered CALL PAM BROWN 297-3566 Wide selection of Samples COMPETITIVE PRICES DISCOUNT FIREWOOD FIREWOOD 6 pm. to 10 pm 8. weekends ' N023 CENTRES OVER 900 Chesterfields BOLTON CUSTOM DRAPERY BRASS BEDS $3.95 &up MINK STOLE CASH AND CARRY 0R DELIVERY ARRANGED Articles For Sale 884-9677 BASEMENT. SALE MOVING FIREPLACE 857-1330 832-2567 663-1327 889-4565 AND OFF 0r best CZWBA {FC23 IFCH IFC36 TEAKWOOD. Rosewood furniture, bedroom 8 piece, diningroom. 9 piece, livingroom, All new. Reasonable. 247-4377. tfc 28 fRASER, Keith r Suddenly. on Wednesday evening, February 14, 1979, Keith. dear husband of Julia Veillard, dear father of Dorothy, Nrck. Chrrstrne, Kevrn and Nell. also survrved by hrs brothers and srsters In England. Rested at the Marshall Funeral Home, Richmond Hrll. Funeral Mass was held Saturday mornrng at St‘ Mary Immaculate Church. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. ANDREWS. Phyllis DREYER, Hazel Muriel ., At the home of her daughter, on Saturday evening, February 17, 197.9, beloved wrle of the late Henry Dreyer, dear mother of Henry E., of Scar- borough, and Thelma (Mrs. N. Kolasky). Thornhill, also survrved by her six grandchrldren and two great- grandchrldren and dear srster of Mabel and Wright. Rested at the Marshall Funeral Home. chhmond Hrll, Servrce was ,held Tuesday afternoon. Interment Maple Cemetery TINKLER, James Sr. Peacelully at the WllIOWS Nursrng Home. on Sunday. February 18, 1979. James. beloved husband of the late Mary Ellen llnkler, In hrs 99th year, dear lather of Joseph, Fred, James and the late Lucy, also survwed by seventeen grandchildren. Resting at the Marshall Funeral Home, 10366 Yonge St, Richmond Hrll, Service_Wednesday at 2 pm Interment Maple Cemetery. At York Central Hospital, on Tuesday, February 13, 1979, Phyllis Andrews. beloved wtfe of Don Andrews of Richmond HIll, dear mother of Diane, Judy, Cheryl. Donald and Davrd. also loved by her six grandchildren and her mother, Mrs‘ Janet Bell and brothers and sisters in England. Rested at the Marshall Funeral Home. Servnce was held Friday morning‘ Cremation. 305 York Regional Police News Briefs Once inside, a hole was made in the wall and entry was gained to the store. A floor safe was forced open and $60 in cash was stolen. A .303 calibre rifle was also removed from the premises. KNIFE NEEDED TO PROVE POINT On February 12 at about 5 pm. a dispute started between Cindy Johnston of Squire Baker Lane in Thornhill and a 15-year~old juvenile. The youth pulled a 10-inch knife on Ms. Johnston. He was arrested at 6 pm. and taken to 28 Division, then transferred to 311 Jarvis Street, Toronto. He was held there for a show cause hearing on February 13. 530.000 FIRE [N THORN HILL On February 16 between 6:30 pm. and 11:30 pm. the home of Walter Vincent on John Street, Thornhill, caught fire. Cause of the blaze is unknown and while Markham Fire Department attended the scene, they couldn't save the structure. Damage is estimated at $30,000 and the house was destroyed. HEAVY HAUL 0F COINS Between 7 3m. and 6 pm. on February 12, the home of Anthony Pignatelli on Woodbridge Avenue in Woodbridge was entered by forcing the front door. The master bedroom was ran- sacked and $500 in coins was stolen. KNOCKED THE FIZZ OUT OF [T On February 13 at 9 pm. a pop machine located at the Shell gas station on Bayview Avenue in Richmond Hill had $1,400-worth of damage done to it. It was owned by William Boyle of North Taylor Mills Drive. Police have a suspect in the case. LEATHER STILL IN FASHION Between February 9 at 1 pm. and February 13 at 7:30 am. the home of Simon Bramson on Pointsetta Drive in Thornhill was broken into through a garage door. Taken was a black and white television, several leather jackets and a quantity of ladies jewelry, all Worth $1,600. ASSAULT CHARGE On February 14 at 1 p.m., Gerard Murac of Centre Street, Thornhill, was assaulted in the washroom area of the Midway Restaurant on Yonge Street also in Thornhill. Charged with assault causing bodily harm was Gordon David Hester, 19, of Willowdale. He was taken to 28 Division and later released for a court appearance on March 13. RIFLE TAKEN IN BREAKâ€"[N The outside washroom on BJ‘s Off Road Equipment on Yonge Street in Richmond Hill was entered through an unlocked door sometime between6 pm. on February 11 and 12:30 am. on February 12. and her association with Dr. Gary Landsberg at Articles For Sale Small Animal Medicine and Surgery (3 Blocks N. of Steeles, 2 Blocks W. of Bayview) Is pleased to announce the opening of Medicine And Surgery for Horses Doncaster Animal Clinic Doncaster Equine Clinic Both clinics are located at 99 Henderson Avenue Thornhill, Ont. L3T 2K9 Dr. Linda Lowe for (he practice of for the practice of 881-2922 881-2924 Vaughan CouncH passed a bylaw during last Monday night’s meeting, prohibiting the construction of hydro transmission lines close to residential areas. About 20 residents of the Uplands area, af- fected by Hydro’s plans to build towers, came to the meeting and several voiced their displeasure. “ I don’t think our area deserves towers," said one woman, “tell Hydro to forget it." Vaughan ’Council was going to use a 65-foot height restriction bylaw to limit the towers but decided it was to their advantage to tie the height and distance motions together. Lorna Jackson was one of the most vocal coun- cillors opposing the tower construction. She wants the three southern municipalities to work together against Hydro. Councilloi Pool said the affect of any Council bylaw in this case should be to get Hydro to look at a set of technical alterâ€" natives, Council has already met with Premier William Davis on the matter and is waiting for a' full report from him The underground wire alternative has been studied and would cost an estimated $200-million more than above ground linesi Town passes hydro bylaw Among other items on the lengthy agenda were Vaughan‘s regional road costs‘ the construction of a sign by Steehild Investments Limited and THE LIBERAL, Wednesday. February 21. 1979 â€"- B-ll thsasg (‘ouncillors Foot and Jackson opposed the Steehild Investment Limited plans for con- struction a 240~square- foot sign on Steeles Avenue. Neither of them could see why a sign 140 percent larger than allowed by the existing bylaw was necessary or desireable when there was sign space available A recommendation that the Town of Vaughan pay $32 million for the reconstruction of Bathurst St. the chan- nelization requirements on Dufferin SL and High- way 78 and the expansion of Dufferin Sta from two to four lanes was carried unanimously by council. \IIICGSO the “WINDY CITY" 4 Day Depart Apr 12 Evenlng Depanure Night Travel wafishins.t9nflfl£_-_ Nashville 4 Day Depan Apr.'12 Evenlng Depanure Night Travel 4 Day Depart Apr. 12 Evening Departure Night Travel 5 Day Depart Apr. 12 Morning Departure No Night Travel elections ' expense disclosures At that time Natanya Auto Body was entered by removing wall panelling which separates the two businesses. Several electrical hand tools, an electric spot welder and a 1971 Ford van license K66 583 were stolen. The items were worth $4,000. COULDN’T STAY FOR THE MOVIE A plate glass window was smashed on the west side of Canadian Odeon Theatres Limited on Alden Road in Markham between 1:30 am. and 11 am. on February 12. The suspect is described as male, white, 18- yearsold, 5' 10%? tall and having blonde hair. ADJOINING SHOPS VICTIMIZED Between February 11 at 3 pm. and February 12 at 7 am, entrance was gained to B&E Sales Agencies on Guardsman Road in Thornhill. Assailants broke a window on the west side and took one Tamcall answering service machine worth $350. KITTY HAWK REVISITED On February 18, Anthony Douglas Wright of Bogert Avenue in Willowdale was piloting a Cessna 172 over the area of the King Side Road and Highway 400. At that time, he experiencec some mechanical failure and was forced to land the plane in a nearby field. There were no personal injuries as a result and property damage is unknown at this time. .357 MAGNUM FOUND IN CAR On February 16 at 1 am. two men were in- vestigated outside the Jane-7 Club in Vaughan. Arrested on a related charge was Fred D. Groves, 34. of Finch Avenue in Downsview. He will appear in Aurora Court on April 10. ASHTRAY WASN'T WORTH THE PANE On February 17, while leaving the Food Cor- poration Limited on Yonge Street in Richmond Hill, a man was found to have an ashtray in his possession which wasn’t paid for. When asked to return it, he threw the ashtray through an 8' by 10' window. He then left in his car, license number LPT 412. Oné man was in an intoxicated conditiofi and was arrested. The second man obstructed the arresting officers, so he was also held. A cheek of the vehicle owned by the second man revealed a .357 calibre hand gun in the glove box. The weapon was unregistered. Charged with obstructing police, possession of an unregistered restricted weapon and possession of a restricted weapon in a vehicle is Ronald Roy Paulinski, 24, of Tecumseth Township. He was released for Richmond Hill Court on February 24. All the coin machines were forced open and the money removed. The office area was then en- tered and the safe was forced open with the aid of a sledge hammer. Just over $1,000 in cash was taken, bringing the total value of loss and damage to $2,500. Toronto: 6nurio MSH 2E2 (415) 356-9‘6‘ Cumulallve Increase in Value [lo Januavy1a/79D 145 King §I. W WHERE? 'These lunds are sold In all provlncn by proupoclul only "Rules me summer to chungov WHY? WHEN? 1 Year 2 Years 4 Years 'ear 51.6% 53.5“, 'ears 60.4% 61.89 ears 83.7% 111.19 MAYBE YOU PREFER OUR GUARANTEED INVESTMENT CERTIFICATES Current rule ' '10‘h 96 101 5 your. (compoundod annually) Call or erto tor Dot-Its: United Investment Services Ltd. Continental Trust Company I W P 0 80110280 1210 Shelby: Pacific Comm 701 w. Goo: In St Vancouvov, .6 WV 166 (604) Gal-75“ Inflation and your retirement make it a must. NOW â€" for 1978 tax benefits United Accumulative Retirement Fund and United Venture Retirement Fund Look at thei' cumulative growth records Since the markets bottomed out in 1974 r . . NOW â€" for equities while share prices are undervalued ‘Unlted Accumulallvo 'Unlled Venture Rellrement Fund Rotlroment Fund “MUSIC CITY U.S.A." Council passed a motion requiring the disclosure of donations over $100made in cash or services to municipal politicians seeking office. A motion was also passed. requesting that the provincial govern- ment allow citizens, who contribute funds to municipal candidates, tax rebates similar to those allowed for provincial and federal contributions. Councillor McAfee opposed the motion. Mayor Williams sup- ported the construction. saying it was a necessary precedent to attract more industry. Council decided to continue talks with Steehild. at 'the store front See the U5. CAPITAL Monlvoll. Ounboc H3A H46 (51‘) OAS-0‘61 1210 Shgrtyooko 5!. W. 53.5% 61.8% 111.1 %