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Get a cash advance from GAC for holiday shopping . . . or for any good reason. â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"-â€"~RICHMOND HILL 20 Yonge Street. South . . F -â€"â€"â€"â€"-â€"â€"-TORONTO 25 Bloor Stteet. West 2290 Dundas Street. Wes 64 Vaughan Road 944A St. Clair Avénue, West. . ..' (St. Clair at Oakw 545 Eglinton Avgnue, East For the mpney you need ’tq do your Christmas shopping |34 Danlorth Avenue for a cash advance FINANCE CORPORATION. LTD GAB INIEHNAIIUHAL LOANS UP TO $5006 Immediately after the said last mentioned date, the assets of the said John Hill will be distributed amongst the parties entitled thereto, having regard only to claims of which the un- dersigned shall then have noâ€" tice. All persons having claim against the Estate of John Hill late of 224 Oak Avenue, Rich- vale, Ontario, are hereby not- ified to send in to the under- signed on or before January 26th, 1967, full particulars of their claims. Notice to Creditors Dated at Richmond Hill this 5th day of December, 1966. John Thomas Hirtz. Executor of the Estate of John Hill. by his Solicitor, Joseph Rabinowitch. Barrister, Etc. 65 Yonge Street 5.. Richmond Hill, Ontario In a;\\\\\\\\\u\\l\\\\\l\\\\\u\\u\\\\\\uummuuummuuumuumlmmumummmu“mum“\mummumummummuuummmumuuuuuummuuuunuu\mulmun“uuuIu\\\uuuuummuumluuulu\uuuummmuulll\‘\muluIlm1umnmmummummummmuuum ‘ppe‘ Mummmunummmwg“mm}lummqnuMilmum“|luuluuuuulmumulmmmmlluuuuunuuuuuumuIlumunmuumuuummuuuumumumnmmmuml I(lllllllllllllkllllmlllIll!llllmll"iIilllllllmtRmllilllllll(IIlllH\mlllmlill!lltllllllllllllllllllji \ge the Estate 0! JOHN HILL Retired, Deceased “And it’s nice to finally see the tender notice in black-and-white,” he said. He noted that the tenders will be open until December 21 adding “I hope we get some answers.” A similar pro- ject is slated to get underway at Newmarket. Announcement by OHC of opening of tenders comes 14 months after an official from the organ- ization met council and indicated that “if all goes well tenders will be ready for call in about a month and a half.” Mr. Lazenby assured that he was strictly happy despite the long holdup pointing out that quite a bit of delay was unavoidably caused by land acquisition for the extension and establishment of a road allowance on Dufferin Street east of Church Street to Pugsley Avenue. vReeve Floyd Perkins and his works com- mittee found themselves involved in long drawn- out discussions with abutting home owners for The 66-foot roadway is a necessary first step to installation of sewer and water services for the proposed project. “It’s been a fi ustlatmg two y,’eals ’comrnented Mr. Lazenby who has been inxoh ed with negp- tiations with the OHC since the beginning in March of 1965 as chairman of council’s 1ndust1 1a] committee. The building will be erected by the Ontario Housing Corporation on the Dufferin Street ex- tension at the end of Church Street. The OHC will develop the project in co-operation with the federal government at no cost to Richmond Hill except that taxes in excess of $25 per suite will be rebated. Councillor William Lazenby heaved a sigh of relief Monday with the announcement that ten- ders will be let immediately for construction of a 56-suite senior citizens building in Richmond Hill. Let Tenders For Sr. Citizen Building At Richmond Hill As Long Wait Ends Phone 884-4458 Phone 537â€"1 Phone 699-968 Phone Phone none 534.8816 ‘61-7276 St. Matthew's United Church was the scene of the November 5 wedding of Elaine Ann Lantz and Barry Alexander Taylor of Toronto. Rev. James Burn The bride is the daughter of§Sharp, flower girl was Maur~ Mr. and Mrs. George Arnold‘een Bright and ring~bearer was Lantz of 101 Cartier Crescent, David Nott. A11 bridal attend~ Richmond Hill, and the groom is ants were gowned in turquoise the son of Mr. and Mrs. William‘ Alexander Taylor of Graven-(”W4 hurst. ‘ "MURDERER'S ROW" COMING SOON! Wed In St. LAMB THE MOVER LTD. 127 BIRCH AVE. - THORNHILL PHONE 889-4911-2-3 DEAN MARTIN LOCAL OR LONG DISTANCE MOVING DUFFERIN DRIVE-IN in Color ll] MR. AND MRS. BARRY ALEXANDER TAYLOR Contact Matthew's United (hurt/1 Drugs Dressings Home Visiting Nursing Services Housekeeping Service Home Nursing Services Diversional Programme Patient Transportation Lodge Accommodation om ”OW Richmond Hill & District Unit 15 Yonge St. N. Local Services Rendered to Cancer Patients The matter was later referred to the indus- trial committee and Mr. Lazenby. “Now I’ll be able to reply to the large number of phone calls I receive asking when the building will be built,” said Mr. Lazenby. Council has already passed a bylaw â€" approved by the Ontario Municipal Board â€"â€" re- zoning the site to allow apartment dwellings as well- as the planned minimum 25 percent parking. The seeds of a senior citizen building were first sown in 1963 by The Richmond Hill Senior Citizens who appointed a committee in 1963 to go into the matter of senior citizens’ housing. In late 1964 legislation was brought in by which the federal government assumed 90 percent of the costs and the province the other 10 per- cent. He would also have to convey at no cost to the town a 15 foot easement from the extended intersection of Pugsley and Dufferin easterly for about 650 feet required for storm surface water run-off. The secondary plan at the time called for H. J. Mills Ltd. to convey all road property widen- ing requirements without costs to the town from the one foot reserve on Pugsley to the west limits of his property on Dufferin Street. A sanitary trunk sewer and watermain would be installed on the frontage portions of the road conveyed and prOVide only for service con- nections to the citizen apartment. securing of the right-of-ways to extend the road. The only cost to the town will be that of extending services to the property line of the site. In October of 1965 council received and accepted a secondary plan to extend services at an estimated cost of $12,200. For Further Information 884-4070 CANADIAN CANCER SOCIETY satin and wore corsages of white and pink carnations. Dave Miller was the best man and ushers were Don Cameron and Norman Latenski. A reception for the 40 guests was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Bright of Concord. McCANN BEFORE YOU BUY DO WHAT OTHERS DO. COMPARE PRICES AT 3450 SHEPPARD AVE. 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