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10 THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill, Ontario. Thursday, Feb. 26. 1970 g;lllillllillillllllllllllllllllllllllllllillllllllllllillilltlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllillllllllllllllllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll|llllllllilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllls. ' Goodhead Claims Error In Acreage Vaughan Twp. Signs New Agreement It was back to the garbage dumps for Vaughan Township Council. at least for a short period, at its meeting February 16. The subject was one which has come up at COLlnCll meetings frequently in the past five years â€"- the Disposal Services Limited Sanitary Landfill Site. owned and operated by Norman Goodhead, former reeve of North York Township. The dump under con- sideration is located on the north side of the ' Teston Sideroad, east of Keele Street. On November 21, 1966, township council signed a five year agreement with Disposal Ser- vices Limited for the operation and maintenance of a sanitary landfill site on approximately 60 acres of land zoned M-5. During the latter part of 1968 council was requested to revise this agreement. The result was that another agreement was signed January 28, 1969, whereby Disposal Services Limited agreed to deed 63 acres to the township in con- sideration for increased height of fill. A short time later Mr. Goodhead appeared before council in committee to state than an error had been made and that only 40 acres were to be used for sanitary landfill operations. He claimed he had intended that only those 40 acres be deeded to the township. The remaining 20 acres were to be left with Disposal Services to be used for a possible future industrial site. held with the firm and Metro Conservation Auth- ority in an attempt to resolve this matter. A solâ€" ution was finally agreed on at a recent meeting of the township engineer and Mr. Goodhead. it was reported. The new agreement will implement the folâ€" lowing policy: 0 That 43.492 acres be deeded to the town- ship aiid that the due date for completion be June 30, 1972. (The original due date for the present agreement is June 30. 1973.) 0 That a new plan for the area be presented with a top elevation of 1.000 feet. (The present elevation is 1,020 feet which allows a four to one slope from that. elevation to encroach on the 20 acres in dispute). 0 That the 20 acres presently zoned M-S be rezoned to agricultural as presently exists on the owner‘s remaining lands from the M-5 to Keele Street. 0 The remaining portion of the agreement pertaining to permanent ditches, three feet of clean fill over the entire area, proper perimeter fences and deeding of a 27-foot widening on the north side of the Teston Sideroad. west of the sanitary landfill site. remain as in the existing agreement. ' The township engineer was authorized to proceed with a new agreement. drawings and sur- I! l Newton=$mith=Brown Nuptials Assumption Chapel! E El Assumption l'nli'ersity Chan Waterloo L‘nlversiiy and Robin bride's mother received wearing RIChmond Flre DGDt- . = . _. . ,. . 3 cl, \lindsor. was decorated with Newton-Smith of Lindsay each‘pink shantung with matching . Q gwhile mums and gladioli for accompanied himself on a gin-accessories and a corsage of . Ellie November 1 marriage ofliar while singing lwo folk white roses and mlims. The. A =5 I!" i . gSheila Helen Brown to .lolinisongs. The organist was Dave‘bridegroom‘s moihcr l‘G‘CGIVPd: E Richard Tincombe Newton-{Bennett of Windsor. who playâ€" wearing cranberry French wool - r z E Smith. Both are working to-.ed selections in keeping witl‘ crepe with matching accessor-. For Our Friends The North . g wardl their master‘s degree iniihe "Mod" weddingw‘A \l'hit- ies and a corsage of while: . g socia work at the Liniverslty of‘er Shade of Pale". "Born Free" mums and roses. » < . . g Wionéifsor. land "Age of Aquarius", . For a honeymoon in Michi-z All} [1593“? ShATES “OLIlCl be gratefully re- : g , iciating at the ceremony Given in marriage by llPl'.:all the bride wore a green , s. . ~ .‘ ' ' ' g \Iias the groom's father, Revlfather. the bride wore a gown wool ierse) dress with match»: Len“! fm dlsnlbmmn to the lndmn Children : go . W. Newton-Smith of Lindsay. of hand crocheted wool in mini» iiig coat of leather. - ‘ . . ~. éfoi‘merly of the Anglicanilenglh. Her floral headdress. Mr and Mrs. Richard New 0 m kmthen] Lanada‘ O gChurcli of St. Gabriel the Arch-land nosegay were of pink rose-lton-Smith are now livmg at _ g angdel. Richmond Hill East. The‘buds and white baby mums'638 Sunset Street ease Ca 5 bri e is the daughter of Airfl-ler maid of honor was Geri Guests at the wedding lnclud-‘. - gand Mrs. Gordon Brown of Sud-‘Scarmw of Windsor who woreyed all faculty and members of. R.H.F.D. = gbui‘y. a pink mini-length dress. iihe School of Social Work. 2. Professor Morley Glichen of‘ The groom wore a flared legitiniversity of Windsor. and‘ or leave at the Fire 2‘ mod suit and the best man was relatives and friends fromi = llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllltllll it t l . . . . - A l ‘ HUI“mm““WWNWW‘ David Campbell of Ol‘lllla. ‘Owen Sound. Sudbury. Gl‘lmS-l‘ Q Dog alvners i For the reception at St, I\iai- by. Toronto. Lindsay. Oi‘illia,.W““W (thew's Anglican Church. the Guelph. London and Kitcliener.l To Get (#‘o ’ v r l Copy Of Bylaw Richmond Hill Police will be asked to hand out a copy of the town's dog bylaw to each purchaser of a dog tag and the canine. control of- ficer will be requested to hand out a copy of the by- law to people claiming their animals at. the. control cen- trol centre. This was the decision of town council at its meeting February 16. The decision was promp- ted by a request from a tax- payer that all dog owners be made aware of the con- ditions of the bylaw which forbids the running of dogs at large. The ratepayer had requested that the, entire bylaw be published on the front page, of “The Liberal". filllllllllllllllllllllilillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllli Metro Police Citation For Dr. Jack lindzon His action in attempting to‘ stop two fleeing bank robbersi’ has won a third award for. Thornhil] dentist. Dr. Jack. Lindzon of Alcane Crescent. Last week Dr. Lindzon. who‘ has his office in Agincourt. was' ».one of 35 people who received .civilian citations from the Metro Police Commission. ‘ He was shot in the groin} while chasing two men who hadl emerged from a bank at Sher- bourne and Wellesley Streets carrying about $11,000. ‘ Both men were captured and' the money recovered. ; Dr. Lindzon spent ten days in; hospital recuperating from hisl injury. and was not able to get, back to work full time until the end of May, nearly two months after the incident. ‘ He was earlier awarded $5,144.18 in compensation from the provincial government and received a $5,000 reward from the Canadian Bankers' Associa- tion. ONE NIGHT ONLY SUNDAY MAR. 8th Since that time several meetings have been veys based on the above policy. llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllilllllllillllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllltlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllltlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll llllllllll-l? ' ‘I . .il ‘lll'll‘ ; llllll“""'? troll“\lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllhlllllilllllllllllllll g . TOTALLY NE A great new adventure in family shopping. It’s big, it’s exciting, it’s a totally new experience in family shopping and it’s now open. It’s Towne and Countrye Square, Toronto’s fastest growing shopping centre. Shop and save at the huge new Miracle Mart Department Store. Enjoy a movie at the new Famous Players Twin Cinemas, browse through the great shops and the big Say- vette Family Department Store. It’s all happening right‘ now from 10 am. to 10 pm. daily at Towne and Countrye Square. (Photo by Stuart’s Studio) An ancient mahogany dresser, old china. classic and modern paintings are all to be found 'at the Purple Palette operated by Mrs. Lorraine Winslow at Oak Ridges. Mrs. Winslow is pictured above with some of her most prized items. Miniatures And Matador: At Oak Ridge: Gallery BY MARGARET LADE [and can be favorably compared The Purple Palette in Oak with many created by noted Ridges Plaza wasn't plannedial'tism- that way. really. It just grew Originally Mrs. Winslow in- from an idea that was alto- tended to operate her business gather different. as an auction gallery but supply After spending several yearsiand demand in the area was not in retail management of otherilarge enough, so she branched people‘s businesses. Mrs Lor-‘out and since last May, the mine Winslow decided to strike! antique. Italian marble tables. swords and cameos. candles and tapers. a beautifully glazed matador and bull in shades of red to black. and novelty gift items. A real conversation piece is an old bamboo “whatnot” stand.‘ Many people do not realize. saidl Mrs. Winslow. that there are many pieces of very old bam- boo furniture around. 1 The newly renovated Sayvette Family Department Store The new Miracle Mart Department Store under the ultra-modern domed roof ‘ An exciting rain fountain at the l intersection of the malls. HUTCHINSON SHOW One of Canada's Top T.V., Night Club and Recording Stars 3 hours of Top Entertainment A magestic Braham bull looks' distainfully upon the scene from his place of honor on a Purple Paleue has blhssomehâ€"hslielt'. and there are floral paint- °Ut 0“ her 0“'h- V '35 a resale centre and gm ShOP» ing in oils on canvas and tile ancient furnishings and works‘ She had travelled widely.i The complete commode set inlereated b‘. Artist Gerald Leaare of a” l lived in England. visited Europe. the front window is a real rarity“,m is At present in O“:“.a_i 'V ' â€" Paris and the Louvre. andjwhite with blue. and including-th range from small to’ A111" 311v the Purple Palette Pioneer carpenters tools hang, from the ceiling. and there are appliances old and new to be found among the assortment ofl the Channel Island and she had.large basin. large and smallllsmauer to the unit,“ mindturesvils ahlh‘em‘SUhg and Pleasant $2.50 Per Person a lively interest in art. althoughipltchers. soap dish and soapya contemporary challenge to the Place In which to spend a few. & she‘does not conSider herself an tray. toothbrush holder and precomederauon prints that hows 0" ‘3 Chluy afiel‘homl' 7 artist. shaving mug. and a chamber stand Close b\._ Mrs. Winslow finds that her‘ She does charcoal sketching with lid. ' ‘ I V ‘kind of customers do not usual- & Steak House as a hobby and “dabbled a bit When you step inside and. BU" the from Shop ‘5 “‘51 thely shop at places like tlie‘ Jane St. between Hwy. 7 & in oils". Some of her charcoal look around you think you areup Of the iceberg _Y°“ COUIdealette in the mornings. SO She" landscapes hang in the back seeing the shop. There arospehd hours bm“'51hg among opens the door at 1 and stays $323657 ' room of her gallery-gift shop, brasses and ceramics. new and [he antl‘lues and Oddmenls and‘open 1mm 9 pm. ' ‘The elegant new Famous Players Twin The Carpetmakers Store in the brand Many exciting new shops and boutiques m i h v iCihemaS new mall eriwviewing the paintings and other 1works that Mrs. Winslow dis- plays for local artists. “People just love to come in? and browse around.“ she said as she drew my attention to an old] I 'GeOi'gian dresser with long. swivel bevelled mirror. Of darki mahogany with hand carved de- corative design. it has brass drawer pulls and each drawer has its individual lock, There was an old oak bench‘ that had been put togeher with wooden dowls. and an old wall clock made by one. Seth Thomas. in 1904 and still hear- ing the original price tag 537.50. ' There is an Oil painting of Nantucket Dunes by Louis Her- l OPEN io A.M.TO 10 PM. DAILY The Corporation of the Town of Richmond Hill Arnold Street - Change of Name TAKE NOTICE that The Corporation of the Town of Richmond Hill has applied to His Honour Judge H. G. Steen for approval of its proposed by-law 1404 which will change the name of the public highway known as Arnold Street to Arnold Crescent and that he has appointed Monday, the 2nd day of March. 1970 at the hour of 10:00 am. mg. It was exhibited in the in Motions Room H (3rd Floor) in the Court Metropolitan Museum of Fine House, University Avenue. in the City of Toronto lArts in New York in 1904. and‘ for considering the by-law and hearing those is still in the old gallery frame. advocating and opposing the change. The Painting measures 35 . inches by 48 inches. and is in The COI'POI'atIOH 0f the Town Of need of some restoration work. Richmond Hill. but this will not be done. said Russell Lynett. Clerk OLD TIME starring TOM MCQUESTON Twice a winner at Shelburne Old Time Fiddlers‘ Contest & HIS BAND Modern & Square Dancing The Very Best For a Whole Lot Less at The Royal Canadian Legion 41A. roses ST. N.. RICHMOND HILL Refreshments â€" Admission 31.50 per person AME: snare :Yonge St. & Steeles Ave. ‘ WILLQWDALE .\lrs “‘inslov. until a buyer” ' shows up who is willing to pal ' “‘“uu..~~ the price.