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Observe and participate m baking nutritious yeast and quick breads Taught by Patncna Chinell. DO you have a dunking problem? If so M can help. Write Box 84. RIchmond Hill at call 487- 5591 IFCZE B-6â€"THE Do something newâ€"Ca“ Rendezvous ‘ Dating Ltd‘ Local 657-1661. £91m ‘ VD. CONFIDENIIAL DIAGNOSIS & IREATMENT Wednesday 7 . 9 p m & Thulsday 4 6 pm ARE you Pvegnank and Distressed? Let's talk I! over confidentially. Bitthnght 469-1111, 884-8055. 884- 9431‘ new Have your makeup applied by a pm Jessmnal in the convenience of your own home. Bndes and weddlng parties 0! any speua| occasnon, For appomtment. phone Gabrielle 884-42” Is to be held on Tuesday, September 18th '79. at 8:15 pm. at the Victoria Square Community Centre. Everybody Welcome. A Sable and white, medium han. spayed female Last seen outsode K-Martl Hlllcrest Mall‘ Fnday 7th, Reward. 884'2664 Evgs. DEAD or crippled farm animals. picked up promptly. 705439-2421i Call anytime. Ed Peconi 8. Son Woodville, Ont. Licence No. 324066 Free Pick-up, ALLISON. Lloyd Norman lr. (Hutch) Suddenly at York Central Hospital on Sunday, Sept; 9. 1979. Butch, beloved son 01 Lloyd and Sonia Allison. Dear brother of Elaine. John. and Valerie. Resting at the Marshall Funeral Home, Yonge St, Richmond Hill. Service Wednesday 1:30 pm, Interment King City Cemetery. WALTERS, Bealrice M. â€" Suddenly at York Central Hospital on Thurs. Sept. 6, 1979. Beatrice O'Donoghue. beloved wife of Howard Walters ol chhmond Hill. Rested at The Marshall Funeral Home. Yonge St., Richmond Hill. Funeral service was held Monday afternoon. In- terment Elgin Mulls Cemetery. 10350 Yonge St. at Cvosby Ave Richmond HI” ( lower level) 884-1133 5‘5 Coming Events lePan Plunkett - Louis and Beth lePan Plunkett are happy to an- nounce the birth of their iirst giandchild, Christopher Michael, born August 28, 1979. weighing 8 lbs.. 4 015_ Proud parents are Kathryn (nee Kennedy) and Michael IePan Plunkett. m subject. all and» 7272544 2212001 FlNOS. Phil and Matian are proud to announce the birth of their second daughter Melissa Louise 6 lbs. 2015. on Sept. 5. I979, at Etobicoke Genewl Hospital. A sistei for Heather Teressa. JORDAN. John (Jack) â€" The family would like to thank friends and neighbors for floral tributes and donations to Wellsley Hospital Also for their kindness and help to John and l during his illness. Special thanks to Ice and Mary Tanzos and lamily for everything they did to help us through these trying years. Also many thanks to Dr. L 8‘ Wilkes and nurse Fran for kindness and help during John's illness. And thanks to Marshall Funeral Home and Mr. Charles Dunn for the beautiful service Thanking you all very much Lillian Jordan. son Jerry and his wile Norma THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE RICHMOND HILL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY We Cave IutonaI Semces MR. 8. Mrs. John E. Krng are pleased to announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter Jennifer Margaret tn Gerald Russell Lindsay son of Mr. a. Mrs. Arthur Lrndsay of Manrlla, Ontr Wedding to take place Sat Sept 22. 1979 at £130 pm. Aurora United Church. No appointment necessary 630 DON'T WAIT UNTIL IT'S TOO LATE CALL BASIC BREAD BAKING ‘2“ Personals MR. and Mrs. L. Forsyth are pleased to announce the engagement of Rana Margaret to Gary Michael. son of Mr. and Mrs‘ R. J. Shier. all'of Richmond HiII. 791 615 irey tabby sttiped kitten 660 883-4224 PAMPER YOURSELF 889-8943 “5 Engagement Lost 8 Found ‘55 Deaths Farm Service Announcements FOUND Cards of Tlnnks COLLIE "5 Births IN THORNHILL LIBERAL. Wednesday, September 12. 1979 Evgs. CZWIO Bill Stephenson, 22. perched on his latest entry in stock car races. says he enjoyed his first season of competition. Through his stock car Ever since he was a child. 22-year-old Bill Stephenson has wanted to race stock cars. “They used to lake me to see my dad race." said Bill‘ "and since then I‘ve alWays wanted to race." Bill‘s father. former councillor and well known business man in town. Dave, Stephenson. raced stock cars at Pinecrest, the CNE and Ottawa for about seven years, Bill said. This is Bill‘s first season and he spent it racing all Sunset Speedway near Barrie. “I didn't do anything spectacular this season." he said. “I was just learning how to drive.“ The rfiost exciting night was his first (and only) win. said Bill, describing Markham Place welcomes fal/ Suggestions for a Flea Market to be housed in the building north of Elgin Mills, previously occupied by Bristol‘s Furniture, were- well received by council last week‘ but the prospective September 13, 14 and 15 at Markham Place Mall in Thornhill will herald the arrival of Autumn with a parade of fashions. There will be three shows daily. Thursday and Friday the shows will be at 12:15 pm. and at 7 and 8 pm. Flea market proposed for N. Yonge building was one of two men arrested last week and charged with conspiracy to commit murder in connection with the lead- pipe beating of John Meiorin. Pine Valley Drive. Woodbridge. last March. Metro and York Regional police Saturday arrested the Woodbridge man. and a resident from North York. They are also charged with conspiracy to commit assault causing bodily harm. The arrests followed six I months of investigation by {our York Regionall detectives and members I of the Metro police in-I telligence squad. I In March; Meiorin. 52. secretary-treasurer of the Two Charged McTAGGART â€"- In loving memory of William McTaggart. who passed away. September 11. l978. We often think of days gone by. When we were all together; A shadow o'er our lives has cast. Our loved one‘s gone forever Sadly miesed by sister Donna and Karl. mother and brother Kim and niece and nephew Joanne and Davrd. ARMSDEN â€"l loving memory of my dear husband. Victor. "Every day in some small way. Memories of you come my way. Though absent, you are ever near, Still missed. loved and always dear." Wife Violet. COOPER â€" In loving memory of a dear wife and mother. Mild:ed. who passed away August 30, 1968. The metal gift 15 to remembe: I Missed by husband Charles and' Family. I A Woodbridge resident “5 In Memoriam Stephenson tastes stock car life how he had a fellow driver right on his tail “all the way“, and how he almost “spun out‘” on the last lap. Last week Bill drove his first race on the bigger and faster track at Cayuga Speedway. \wJ mo , For this race the Richâ€" mond Hill resident had a new stock car, his second. this time a blue 1976 (‘amaro with a specially prepared 350 CC Chevy racing engine, Ed Howe chasis and quick-change rear end‘ a stockâ€"car with which he is very pleased. Bill was happy with the outcome of the race at (‘ayuga. He just missed qualifying by one car â€"â€" he was number 31 out of 30. Although he’s always wanted to race, Bill adâ€" mitted he always had the Stan Hammond, owner of Dixie Flea Market in Mississauga appeared before council telling of his proposal for a weekend flea market. business owners were sent away. Saturday‘s shows will be at 11:30 am. and 2 and 3:30 p.m. All merchants of fashion apparel will participate in the fashion shows Shoppers will enjoy the shows, which will be held in Centre Court. Bricklayers and Masons Independent Union of Canada. was beaten unconscious in front of his Woodbridge home by two men who fabricated a way to use his telephone the previous day. He spent several days in hospital recovering. He said the same two men who beat him were at his house asking to use the phone because their car broke down. Atlast!Aweigh!controlprogramthauailorsyour diet plan to you. You lose weight fast because our trained staff helps you Select-A-Diet that “orks best “ith your eating patterns and your lifestyle. What‘s more. you learn 8 1 ct- _ new skills to help you 8 ? slav slim forever. get Dieting with a new lifestyle Introducing the social bonus For further information about our September money saving specials muss. 5m. 13-1-11 PM. RICHVALE COMMUNITY OBITBE 1m AVENUE an. Join us for Hors D'oeuvre and coffee. Other location Baptist Church, 8018 Yonge at Royal Orchard Blvd., Thornhill. Introducing Youth & Senior Citilens Rates DIET WORKSHOP OPENING Every one is invited to a gala CALL 633-THIN racing, Bill is fulfilling his childhood dream. (Liberal photo by Bruce Hogg) He mentioned the hints and techniques he received from another stock car driver, Terrible Tommy Milligan, also of Richmond Hill. idea stock-car racers were a ‘%ough breed of guys". "But, I've really been impressed“, he said‘ describing the help he has received from different drivers. Bill also talked of the help he has received from his pit crew, Steve and Jack Slaughter, Harry Woodward, and his Little Brother. Jamie. Jamie was at every race. said Bill, and is a valuable part of his pit crew‘ In his spare time, when he‘s not racing or working on his car, Bill is a Big Brother and a volunteer selling antiques and crafts. â€" “a classy operation" â€" and asking that parking be allowed at the rear of the store. Approximately three acres at the rear of the Yonge Street location are presently zoned agricultural although the property is not presently used for crops. Mr. Hammond wanted council to approve his request before actually purchasing the building. Purchase was to close the following day. Council members were for the idea of a flea market at that location but were against being rushed. Councillor John Bir- chall said he felt the prospective purchaser was asking the “zoning bylaw not be upheld" and said he felt this action might well convey a non- conforming use in the future. “Are you asking us to waive the bylaw â€" without investigation," he asked Mr. Hammond. Council advised Mr. Hammond they would reconsider his request, if he was to meet with the town planning depart- ment and a proper report was prepared about the implications of the proposal. leader with Young Life. Some will rembeer Bill from the seven years he played hockey with the Rcihmond Hill Rams. Professionally he is involved in the con- struction end of the shopping centre field for W.A. Stephenson Con- struction. The stock‘car season has finished for this year and already Bill and his crew are planning changes to the car to make it faster for next year. y Bill said he is looking forward to getting his dad out to drive in a race next year. “He‘s been just itching [05; get in the car all season.“ he said. Here's an example We’re clearing our ‘79 stock of Superior puts it All TOGETHER We don't just hand you a box 0 We deliver 0 We assemble and install it 0 We make sure everything is working and ready 0 We demonstrate the operation of the grill too, Thomas Biso of Bayview Avenue, Oak Ridges. got the shock of his life yesterday af- ternoon. when he arrived home to find his house on fire. A neighbor called the fire department. when she noticed the flames. Thomas Biso. Junior, and a friend. had apparently left the house shortly before the fire was Fire damages Bayview house We at the House of Brougham extend our congratulations and best wishes to the Thornhi/l Village Festival, and invite you to visit our FREE refresh- ment booth and display off early Canadian Pine Furniture. PLEASE NOTE THAT HORSE CARRIAGE RIDES START ANO FINISH IN OUR REAR PARKING LOT. HOUSE OF BROUGHAM noticed. R i c h m o n d H i l 1 firefighters were able to Blood Donor Clinic 7775 YONGE ST.,,THORNH|LL All blood donors in the community are reminded of the Blood Donor Clinic to be held at York Central Hospital on Tuesday, September 18. The clinic will be in the lecture hall on level one and will be from 2 to 8 p.m. All staff. who did not give blood on July 26 are also urged to attend. 889-2700 Hours " ' PROPANE LTD. 8470 Keele St. (1 We 0t n. save the building. but the kitchen. a bedroom and the hall suffered smoke 669-1145 Mon- Fri -8AM-6PM Saturday -8AM'5PM and fire damage. At present. there is estimate of damages.