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Good condi't'nbn. $500 or best offer 25000 miles Excellent Asking $2.795 Call 898-3727 V8 DOWBI steering automatic, radto exc With traulet. 35 hOISEDOWBI Mercury motor. Sultable to: skung $875 3-10 â€" Mel/Jenn m Bis & Supplies 76 BU|CK CENTURY “4° Motorcycles for Sale MIUIm CYCLE IHE SMALL MOIOR HOSPlTAL om. mm mmncs 3 I 1978 'Honda trail bikes XL-ZSO and XL~175 (hers). Both new this May. dependable. clean and m excellent lunnmg order Very l0w mileage. Cost $2750 WI” sell $2250 lo: both RM250 MX. Not udden for 2 yeats. $900 0: best offel. ALSO 76 CK 125 Honda Elsmore MX $800 or best offer, Well maintained, Bike must be seen. ‘55 Cars & Ttucks a lew hmes Asking $975 TWO MOTORCYCLES 185 cc. Dirt Specsal. Rudden only Like newawmdshleld. temng. Ctash bats. back test and carner. FIBREGLASS BOAT & TRAILER 12 FL *325 YAMAHA trail bike, 5200‘ 773-4283 Needs minor tepairs. Asking $550 V "8-4559 v 18665 SUWON RD. QUEENSVILLE TF 14' FIBERGLASS RUNABOUT 884-0320 773-5310 1974 SL 70 Honda Motor Bike 416-939â€"2974 or 936-4572 1978-750 HONDA MOTORCYCLES SALES & SERVICE 78_ SUZUKI BS 185 TRAIL BIKE 881-7625 Weekday evenings only Call betweenfi and 7 p m Ride away a bargain! SAI LBOAT 884-6455 76 PINTO 884-6609 74~350 HONDA BOAT TRAILER Spring Hing! 727-4544 6-8 PM 78 SUZUKI (deluxe model) Low mnleage. $350 Good condmon MINl_â€"__F}SH steering. power brakes (adio‘ excellent for $3,500 727-5426 478-5493 889-6577 881-4260 THE LIBERAL, Wednesday. August 15, 1979 MOPED 775-6643 77 Suzuki AURORA 7273661 727-1870 HONDA 4 CYLINDER 4 CYLINDER $775 evenings Mint condition after 5 pm t1 (Combetltlon). 250 cc. c-z. (R v.» rebunlt M condition new Ines Must sell. mm 1-476-2361 Excellent condition. 11.000 Best oflet Full 4 x 8 box. and 15" wheels $300 or best offel. 898-3235 Good condmon. reasonable 3-way fndgefsmk‘ stove. Sléeps seven. Good condition. ' 17 ft. fully equipped Campel Trailer. Sleeps 6, rent by the weekend 0r week. Reasonable. 16 ft. sleeps 5. equupped. awning. TV aénal. excellent condition. 1962 Glendale @703 hav'e a dunking problem? It so AA can help. Wnte Box 84. Richmond Hill or call 487-5591. ‘ TFC2‘3 MOTO CROSS BIKE 1974 1 Apache ngal ARE you Pregnant and Distressed? Let's talk it over confidentially. Birthnght 469â€"1111. 884'8055. 884- 9431. TFC29 “‘1 Motorcycles for Sale D1; something newâ€"Call Rendezvous Datmg Ltd. Local 657â€"1661. mm LEARN to fly. Introductory flight $10. Toronto Airways Ltd. Buttonwlle Alrp011297-1422, - 1ng Excellent condmon. $2200 firm 'In my home Starting September. Romtleld Circuit VD. munomm DIAGNOSIS & TREATMENT Wednesday 7 - 9 p m. & Thursday 4 6 p m lst of September to we f0: 6 month old baby boy Mondaanday ham 8 a.m.-5 pm Prefe: woman to come to house but will C0flS|dEI transporting. For Interview ca" BABYSITTING and light‘ housekeeping. 5 hours daily. September - June. 2 children. 881- 4014. tic 6 Want to'go hack to work? Wull babysut in my home â€" any age Infants most welcome. RELIABLE DAY CARE 714 MOTOR HOME HEAVY DUTY UTILITY TRAILER 712Nutse School ry RICHVALE NURSERY SCHOOL COOP $1500 TRAVEL TRAILER Sum"... lime and the learning is easy with We Cale luloual Sennces 'All subiects. all grades 7272544 221 889-2842 10350 Yonge St. at Crosby Ave Richmond Hill ( Iowel level) 8841133 PLEASE CALL AFTER 6 PM Mornings or Afternoons THREE DAYS PER WEEK WOMAN NEEDED Maple Mothers. call Paul 895â€"1764 $30 PER MONTH For further information BRENDA TAGGART: 23° Campers 8 Trailers 898-4374 1974 KAWASAKI 900 2-1 70 APACHE Sleeps 8. for sale or rent 1978 SUZUKI GS750 HARDTOP CAMPER No appointmen! necessary 889-3838 884-6455. 52" Personals Daycare Wanted 23 ft. fully equipped 722-6006 889-7618 FOR RENT 708 APACHE RAMADA II 727â€"5166 884-8093 Remster early "2 Daycare 832-8714 MONICA CLARK 884-7762 884â€"3991 FOR RENT evenings Tutoring after 5 221‘2001 C2W7 TFN - Grade 12 & 13 Ontario Ministry of Educa- tion Diploma programs - Small classes - Individual attention REGISTER NOW FOR 1979-80 ACADEMIC YEAR. A semestered private day school. University preparation. ‘ - Exclusively academic For information and application contact Mainly dark brown 8. tan. Whlte collar 884-9782 DEAD or crippled tatm animals. picked up promptly. 7054392421. Call anytime, Ed Peconi & Son‘ Woodville, Ont. Licence No 324C66, Free Puck-up. APENIS: Daines (Dan) â€" at York Central Hospital on Friday, August 10, 1979 â€" Dan Apenis. dear husband of Anna Hatfield of Rich» mond Hill, dear lather of Robert and Darna. son of Mr. Eduard Apenis, and the late Mrs. Apenis, brother of Ausma and Inara. Resting Marshall Funeral Home. Rrehmond HI”. Service was held Thursday morning. Interment York Cemetery. Memorial donations Canadian Cancer Society, York Central Hospital. BROWN. Duncan G.â€" Passed away on Thursday. August 9. 1979. Duncan Brown, beloved husband 01 Vivian. Dear father of Guy, Barbara (Mrs‘ T. Hemer), David, Carol and Mark. Grandfather of Jason Hettlerv Brother of William Whittet and Mary Latam, Rested at the Ogden Funeral Home 202 Main 81.. Unionville. Services were held at Central United Church on Saturday at 10 am. Interment Elgin Mills Cemetery. ALTERATIONS done In my home 884â€"8968. "can CHURCHER: Frank Lawrence â€" Suddenly at chhmond Hill on Wednesday, August 8. 1979 â€" Frank. dear husband of Priscrlla Mann. loving father of Garry. Susan and the late Guy and his daughter-in-Iaw. Marlon. dear grandfather 01 Chris topher and Michael, dear brother of er. Ken, Norman. Edward. and Elsrer Rested Marshall Funeral! Home. chhmond HrlllFuneral Mass was held Saturday AM. in St. Mary Immaculate Church. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. COLLINS. Ralph Grant â€" Very peacelully August 10, 1979 in hospital in Saskatoon, Sask. In his 84th year. Deeply missed by wife of 58 years Pearl, daughters Dorothy (Mrs, Allan Elliott) and June (Mrs. Jr Wasylilv). son Dalton, fifteen grandchildren and twelve great grandchildren. Laid to rest August 13. 1979 in the family cemeterir at Canagana. Sash. MacGREGOR: Alexander â€" At York Central Hospital on Sunday. August 12, 1979, Alex MacGregor. Beloved husband of Joan Bland ol Richmond Hill, dear father of Brian. dear brother of Ella Jones, Margaret Willis and the late Janet MacGregor. Resting Marshall Funeral Home. 10366 Yonge Street. Richmond HIII‘ Funeral service Wednesday. 2 PM. Cremation. In lieu of flowers donations maybe made to Canadian Cancer Socrety or Ontario Heart Fund, MacPHERSON: Stuart M. â€" Suddenly on Saturday, August 11. 1979‘ Stuart â€" beloved husband ol the late Ruby Bulmer, dear father of Margaret Odell. and the late Thelma and Jack. Rested Marshall Funeral Home. Richmond Hill. Service was held Monday AM. Interment Mount Pleasant Cemetery. DISC JOCKEY CANTAB COLLEGE 63D 751 7” Dressmaking 451-4500 773-5564 All Occasions Member of Consumer Protection Bureau 8 The Better Business Bureau Lost 8 Found Farm Service “55 Deaths Established 1934 4 MONTH OLD KHTEN LOST REGlSTRAR CANTAB COLLEGE 287 Russell Hill Rd., Toronto, Ont. M4V 2T5 (416) 922-8318 or 922-8433 7‘" Private Schools CALL NOW 7" Miscellaneous (Brampton! SINCLAIR: Agnes Sr â€" Suddenly at her home in Richmond Hill on Wednesday. August 8. 1979. Agnes Hamilton, dear wile of the late William John Sinclair, loving mother of lan of Richmond Hill and the late William, beloved grandmother ol Richard, Scott Andrew, Kim Heather. Brian and Andrea. Rested at Marshall Funeral Home. Richmond Hill. Funeral service was held Friday PM. in Richmond Hill United Church Interment Pine Hills Cemetery. TAYLOR: Edna Pearl â€" At York Central Hospital on Tuesday. August 7. 1979 â€" Edna, dear wife of Charles of Richmond Hill, loving mother of Charles David. Linda (Mrs. George Macri). dear grandmother of Meridith Ann and Shannon, Lynn. Macri, Rested at Marshall Funeral Home, Richmond Hill. Family sauce was held on Thursday, PM, In‘ terment Elgin Mills Cemetery. Memorial donations may be made to Richmond Hill Cancer Society. LUSK. Richard M, Passed away August 19, 1978. THOMPSON - In the midst of our sorrow we wish to express our heartfelt thanks and appreciation to our many relatives, friends and neighbours for the kindness and sympathy shown to us in the loss of a beloved husband, father. son and brother Ben Thompson We especrally wish to thank Reva -Ronald E. Armstrong for hrs con- soling words and kindness and all the floral and heart foundation offerings, the pallbearers and Marshall Funeral Home for their kindness. Mrs. E Thompson and family; Mrs. K, Seymour and Joan sever Love and rememblance last forever, Sadly missed by Mom, Dad. Brothers & Sisters. DHGHTONGREEN Mr. and Mrs. Walter Deighton of Richmond Hill are happy to an- nounce the engagement of theh daughter, Heather Louise, to Shane Matthew. son of ML and Mrs. James Green, Willowdale. 9 025‘. Paul Antonio, August 6. Thanks to Dr. Bate. Dr. Luk, and Dr‘ Krystoiamch. And all the nurses on the maternity floor. MALFARA â€" To Tony and Joan Mallata (nee Masters), a son, 7 lbs. MR. and Mrs. John Walke are pleased to announce the marriage of their daughter Debra Arm to David James. son of Mr, and Mrs‘ Fred Bird. Wedding to take place Saturday. AUfiust 18. 1979. 3 pm. in St. Mary's ImmaCulate Church, Rich» mond Hill. Ontario. GASTON. Kaien and William an‘ n0unce the arrival of Ivy Nicole, 7 lbs, 3 015. at Belleville Geneial Hospital Dr. Bitchard misting. First grandchild lor John Fullman, second for William and Mary Gaston. all horn Richmond Hill. MR. and Mrs. Arnold MacNaughton are pleased to announce the marnage of their daughter Barbara Lynn to Mr. S. Gordon Barrington, son of Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Harrington 0! Calgary, Alberta. Marriage to take place at Richmond Hill United Church. 4 pm. Saturday, September 1, 1979. 652-1922 There is a link that death cannot 56" Cards of Thanks ASK FOR NINO “5 In Memoriam. “5 Engagement 5“ Forthcoming Marriages “55 Deaths ‘35 Births (Tornn'o) Richmond Hill coun- cillor A1 Duffy thinks it‘s about time the town started catering a little bit to bicycles instead of always to cars. “It seems," he said, “that whenever we’re alloting money out to various projects it has to do with providing parking for cars. Why not do it for bicycles for a change?“ Cater a bit to bikes - Al Duffy‘s remarks came at a Richmond Hill Parks and Recreation Com- mittee meeting dealing with a proposed con- struction of a bicycle path on the east side of Yonge Street from Highway 7 to Markham Road. They were inspired by a staff report that the Ministry of Tran- sportation had refused to pay for the cost. estimated at $48,000, of laying down a bicycle path as part of the re- construction of Yonge Street now underway. “The MTC has remained adamant that bicycle paths along high- ways are not their responsibility.“ the report said. It went on to explain that “if MTC had agreed to pay the cost of the Yonge Street cycling path staff would not object, but now that the Town is expected to pay staff would recommend it not be proceeded with at this time." This brought Duffy to the fore along with Councillor Mike Burnie. parks and recreation committee chairman. in favor of a Yonge Street bicycle path. “I think we should do it now while we have the opportunity." said Duffy. "Ten years from now it will cost a lot more. Even so. you‘ll never get a $48,000 price tag on a bicycle path anywhere else for this money. It‘d cost you much more right now." Councillor Burnie thought it would be an "excellent way to get people to use that part of the town." The Ministry of the Environment honored Richmond Hill's Recycling Committee yesterday. A Citation was presented to the group marking 900 tons of recycled material. It was back in October 1975 when the Richmond Hill Recycling Committee launched its community campaign for resource recovery. Yesterday, almost four years and countless truckloads of paper, metal and glass later, Environment Minister Harry Parrott awarded the group an Environ- ment Ontario Citation of Merit, formal recognition of the 60 volunteer members' outstanding contribution to the recovery of resources from waste. “Your committee has shown that a recycling program can work in Richmond Hill and that’s a potential take-off point for groups in many other areas," Dr. Parrott said, as he presented the framed certificate to committee chairman Michael Wheeler. “It proves that people can accept responsibility for waste management by starting in their own homes and com- munities.“ Environment Ontario has provided the com- mittee with 100 Rub- Recycling group wins citation On 2 acres Ravine Lot, King Sd. Rd. and Jane area. Custom built extra large family kitchen with oak cupboards, ceramic tile floor and rustic beamed ceiling; 2 fireplaces, 3 large bathrooms Er sliding door- walkont to balcony and terrace, double car garage only $69,500. First time offered. 249-7981 or 832-1262. HAPPY 60th DIAMOND WEDDING ANNIVERSARY AUGUST 12, 1979 to Emily and Jack Meredith Visiting here from Cheshire, England. staying with daughter Peggy and her husband Don Wright of King, Ontario. Celebrating their anniversary with friends and other members of the family: Granddaughter Audrey and her husband. Gordon Lowe and great grandson, Arron of Erin. 0nt., grandson Alan Wright and his wife Denise and great grandson Danny of Willowdale, Ont Love and best wishes from all friends and family. 3 bedroom bungalow for rent, Bathurst and Hwy. 7 area, finished basement, bar, 2 year lease. 249-7981 or 832-1262. J. KBEINER REAL ESTATE 4 BEDROOM BUNGALOW 651 ‘°‘ Real Estate FOR RENT Anniversary bermaid containers for use in source separation and a $5000 grant to help offset operating ex- penses. While the income from paper tonnage fluctuates, operating expenses are increasing steadily and the non-profit group finds it difficult to break even. Major expenditures involve operation of a depot on Elgin Mills Road, running a 10-ton truck for the curbside collection service, shipping materials recovered and salaries for the full-time foreman- truck driver and two assistants, ' employed fron_i_ Daybreak. “The group provides a reliable and important service throughout the area," Mayor David Schiller said. “In addition to the revenue the committee derives from the sale of recycled materials, the Town of Richmond Hill saves $6.50 per recycled ton in tax dollars through a rebate on its garbage contract." The municipality has assisted with a $2,000 grant to help maintain the recycling endeavor. Attending yesterday's ceremonies besides Mr. Wheeler and Mayor Schiller were Marlene 'I‘urner; N. Roy Clifton; Persis Abram; and Barry Rawlinson. Splat Warden Avenue will be closed between King's Highway No. 7 and Steeles Avenue from 6:30 pm. on the let day of August, 1979 to 6:30 pm. on the 23rd day of August, 1979 for the construction of the York-Durham Sanitary Trunk Sewer. ' ROBER1HODGSON COMMISSIONER OF ENGINEERING THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF YORK PUBL|C NOTICE WARDEN AVENUE CLOSING it’s about time 3 The Gift of Time: Anv child who enrolls in Offer limited to new enrollments only. Good while supplies last The Gift of Time: Any child who enrolls in Mini-Skool for Fall and starts between now and August 31 will receive (starting in September) one free week every month for the rest of the calendar year. (Child must remain continuously enrolled to receive the free weeks.) Free Time: What's more, enroll and start by August 31 and Mini-Skool will_giye your child a free “Sesame Street” alarm clock. If you have a pre-schooler, now is the perfeCt time for Mini-Skool. An Important Time in a Child's Life: Experts agree.. the pre-school years are critical to a child’s physical, social, emotional and intellectual develop ment. Mini-Skool with its exclusive GOAL develop ment program helps you give your child the full benefit of these important years. Time is ticking away: Take time now to in- vestigate Mini-Skool’s free offers and the new GOAL program Free weeks and “Sesame Street" clock offer available at the following locations: ~i'i' MINI - skooL® .ll. JL A CHILD'S PLACE 54 AVENUE RD. THORNHILL RICHMOND HILL, ONTARIO (L4J 2G6) 881 -O71 O mim- skool’s new offer: You wouldn‘t know it but the girl on her laurels is a lifeguard at the Richvale Community Pool. She found herself in a ‘nightgown race' during the final evening ofswim activities for kids this summer. Incidentally, it was the first kids' team, selected from winners of' relay races, that has ever beaten the lifeguards‘ squad. Cathie McCready, 21, (nightgown) shows why. (Other photos, see Page C-l). (Liberal photo be Steve Pearlstein) BOB FORHAN CHA|RMAN