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Hill Yoga classes stress ’mora/ health’ patio and Sidewalk slabs Over an eightâ€"year period. thousands of people from this area have entered darkened halls carrying blankets to learn ways of stretching muscles and joints as well as the reason why it is important to do so. Axel Molema‘s yoga classes in Richmond Hill are exercise classes with a dif- ference. Although emphasis is put on physical development - flexibility. strength, stamina. co-ordination and balance â€" proper diet and the philosophy to acquire what Axel calls “a morally healthy lifestyle" are woven into the classes. “Yoga is a total purification of the body." said .Aer, “enabling the whole system to work more efficiently." SNOW TIME ' J. (‘. Gilbert and Sons on Highway 7 in Woodbridge was robbed sometime on August 22. 23. The home of John Maver at 154 Arnold Avenue was entered between August 16 and August 20 and a fur coat and some food was taken. The missing items are valued at $3,800. Eric Boyden. at 44 Arnold Avenue, had his home entered between August 3 and August 20 and is missing a quantity of cash. A Meyers snow plow blade, valued at $1,400, was taken‘ They were taken from a construction site on Langslaff Road in Thornhill. and are valued at $4.000. TWO FOR THE PRICE OF ONE Two break-ins on the same street in Thornhill occurred in the past few weeks. It is not knéwnfal lhié lime, how much was taken. The break-in occurred sometime between August 17 and August 21. SET EM UP Someone is walking around with 200 plastic traffic delineators. those orange cones used to diver! traffic from one lane to another. Two tractors were damaged in the blaze. which was handled by the Stouffville Fire Department. Damages are estimated at $5.500. START YOUR ENGINES A shopbreaking at Almost Racing on Heritage Drive. Markham netted somone $8.000 in foreign car performance parts. The thief made off with jewelry, cash and stereo equipment valued at $8.000. HOT MUSIC A theft at the (‘osmo Music Centre on Yonge Street in Richmond Hill resulted in the loss of two cartons of musical equipment valued at $2.000. FIRE A fire broke out in a repair shop at Hut- chinson's Farm Equipment on Highway 48 in Slouffville August 22. The blaze Etarted when an employee was using a cutting torch in; the repair shpp. The home of Zavier Portmann of Major Mackenzie Drive. Woodbridge was broken into on August 19. Somzzone gained entry by kicking in the front door. “m! mm mm.“ mlJuanl-w ,, ‘ . .- vmll- DBMIIWVIMIIIIIIMH nu ' ‘ r I ‘xmumnwquIum-u-Ivmqu‘uul W' my ' ‘ a» m mum‘va Hum wuumuu rmmw “mm w my” cum lmmm-vuum’hmnw". N mm. H mmmmum v'mmnnrum -\ ‘ ‘ | ummnwummm‘flw-m W W” ‘ m ~ ..r. ‘ "mu-m ‘ u" - ‘ IN nuulllmmnmnwg'v « Standard Sizes Design your own patio and walk areas with permanent non-slip slabst A wide range of colours and sizes available. Also ask about our edgings, curbs and steps, all precision made to fit true and square from Brooklin. See your local Garden Centre or Building Supply dealer. Red, Yellow, Green, Brown Charcoal or Natural colour 1 2" 1 8" 3 6/! Police Briefs x 24" x 24" x 24" 24" x 24" 30" x 24” “It is impossible to have a healthy body without regular exercise. proper diet and a proper lifestyle." he em- phasized. Peoplé'come to lie... yoga classes for many different reasons â€"â€" to look better or feel better. to learn the natural relaxation techniques he teaches. or for social in- teraction or moral guidance â€" all draw what they want from the classes. he said. The benefits will show mentally, emotionally and spirilli'ially. he said‘ Classes are held on different levels. from beginner to advanced, and include the practices of “Hatha Yoga" the physical positions (including the traditional headstand), and breathing exercises. Four York Regional Police detectives in- strumental in solving the murder of a 15-yearold boy were formally commended by the police commission last Wed- nesday. The chief had special praise for Del. Sgt. Mc(‘ausland's “perse- verance. devotion to duty and excellent example of outstanding and professional police work." In a report to the commission. Police Chief Bruce (‘rawford sought the commendation for detective sergeants Robert McCausland and Robert Wilson and detectives Frank Laskoski and Gordon Marshall. The detective sergeant led the investigation into the 1977 death of a Villowdale youth. who died from stab wounds received during a robbery attempt in Vaughan. He and another youth had been robbed, and when a struggle took place. one of the youths was stabbed. Following a three-day round-lhe-clock surve- illance of the two suspects. they were arrested in October of 1978. \K'ith the help of a member of the Barrie police Det. Sgt. McCausland launched the investigation and learned that Iwo Barrie residents might be responsible for the teenager's death. Investigation led to use of legal wire taps to help catch the murderers. 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