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Box 332 Klelnburg. Ont. 893-1971 Lenok Rdachine Shop 73 CENTRE ST. EAST RICHMOND HILL 884-1993 Electrical Contractors Engineering Brian H. Cowen 55 Yonge Street North Phone: 889-8275 884-8651 CUSTOM WORK FREE ESTIMATES Call any time Carpentry Chartered Accountants STEAMFITTING WELDING 84 Yonge St. 5‘ Aurora. Ontario 881-2509 884-6663 THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill, Ontario, Thursday, Oct 7571 YONGE STREET THORNHILL - 889-0805 Service centre for all makes of lawn and garden equip- ment. Free pick-up and delivery. Insurance - Mortgages Fire. Auto and Liability Motor Vehicle Finance Service TELEPHONE 727-9488-9 Rear 4'! Yonge Street 5. Aurora, Ontario NEW GARMENTS IN STOCK OR CUSTOM MADE JUST FOR YOU. 5931 Yonge St. Willowdale (at Cummer) 225-0801 or 225-4442 Serving in the Thornhill a; Richmond Hill ‘ Areas Since 1960 Ernie Brock& Son Barrow Insurance Services Ltd. Toronto 363-35 25 Grandview Ave. Thornhill 889-1379 TREES ABE OUR BUSINESS H. 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C.C.M. 5; Raleigh Bicycles Repairs to All Makes A Complete Line of Sporting Goods 25 Yonge Street South Richmond Hill, 884-1213 Yearly, Monthly, Weekly, Daily, Hourly 24 HOUR SERVICE CALL 889-5101 CENTRAL LEASING Richmond Hill Eric’s Cycle and Sports Shop 16 Yonge Street North RICHMOND HILL 884-9295 884-9296 889-5729 Furniture. Office Supplies, Social Stationery Summer Hours Monday to Friday 8:30 am. to 5 pm. Closed Saturday during July and August only Optometrists COLOR QUASAR TV SERVICE : (And Other Makes) by PETER SMITH York Home TV PHONE 889-1646 H. B. FISHER Office Supplies TV Service CENTRAL lEASlNG By Appointment 884-3962 59 NEWKIRK ROAD, RICHMOND HILL V® AUTO TRUCK RUSTPROOFING If it isn't Ziebart, its not the same. 19,1972 Ziebar-t AUTO TRUCK RUSTPROOFING Of course we strolled through the lovely Shake- spearian Garden too. Naming over the fragrant old- English plants . . . all of which are mentioned in one or another of Shakespeare’s plays. Then we walked through the old business sec- tion of town. Streets built like spokes of a wheel out from the old grandeur of the city hall. (Destruc- tion of which was prevented by interested residents). But we noted the stores in this section, like those on downtown main street Richmond Hill, are modâ€" ernized to suit the times. However, I was amazed at the number of vacant apartments above the stores. Sometimes a whole street, of four or five stories. i About 300 positions for fe-‘squareâ€"foot retail space two- ,male and male store employeesylevel Bay Department Store will 1in 1974 plus a $6,000,000 con-{be the company's eighth outlet lstl'uction project in the mean-,in the Toronto region, [time at Thornton'ne Properties‘ THIRD EXPANSION Limited's Towne and Countrye} This is the third expansion Square. Yonge Street andlproject at the 37-acre Towne ‘Steeles Avenue, were announc-{and Countrye Square since it Led Tuesday of last week during opened in 1962. There was a a reception at the Plaza Room $4,000,000 expansion in 1966' of the Park Plaza Hotel. The and a $3,000,000 expansion in Square serves many York Re- 1968. The new Bay Store will gion shoppers, particularly those bring the retail selling area |from the Thornhill area. there to 500.000 square feet Thornhill Bay Department Store‘ The announcement was made jointly by the Hudson‘s Bay Company a n d Thorntowne Properties. The new 20.000- I think one of the most significant remarks of my Visit came from a conversation with Ernie when I spoke of his (so-called )retirement. And he said ice .me, “This is not retirement. This is a change of 1v1ng." We saw one pair with their young cygnet in tow . . . gliding gracefully through the calm waters of the river. The “youngster” in his unfinished, ruffled, dirtywhite feathery state, brought to my mind the story of “The Ugly Duckling”. It was nice to realize that some day he would become a gleaming white, smooth-feathered, red-beaked swan like his attendant parents. There's a little story about Haviland Limoges from France. An importer in New York applied to the town of Limoges to import this china to the States. But they did not want it to leave France. So, he bought a factory there; renovated it and put in many new methods of manufacturing. He em- ployed the local townspeople and finally had his own export business! Stratford is such a beautiful and historic town to visit. As you walk along the Avon River bank, the swans glide past. or prune themselves on the grassy river bank. Tame, complacent, yet regal as only a swan can be they make no move to leave their resting place as you pass them, close enough to touch them A. . . if you only dared. We saw milk glass, among which was a gorgeous hanging lamp. Bayreiuth bone china and Royal Doulton. A delicate little Bavarian china “orange” with leafy garland encircling it . . . Just the type of marmalade pot someone would lave to put on a tea-tray, or breakfast table. Soon after Ernie retired last year they moved to Stratford, rented an apartment and looked around for suitable quarters for the antique shop they’ve always wanted to own. \They found it on Erie Street. I was delighted to go from bottom to top of their three-level old home; which Vivienne Robinson has furnished with her own collection of antique furn- iture and curious and interesting pieces of art . . . including her large “jug” or pitcher collection. The Robinsons also have Fience pottery and Limoges china. Ernie told me in answer to a ques- tion, that people who are trying to match up sets most frequently ask for Limoges dinner plates. The, shop is on the'first fevel, to the left of the solid front porch of the house. Talk about an Old Curiosity Shop . . . it is de- lightful . . . and the Robinsons add to their antiques weekly. (Continued from Page 2) The Robinsons have a great deal of energy and interest in people. Until 1956 they owned Adanac Island in Georgian Bay â€" about a mile off shore from Pointe-Au-Baril Station. One of the five largest islands in the 30,000 island group. They ran a fishing camp there for 13 years. summers. In The Spotlight square-foot retail space two- ;level Bay Department Store will ‘be the company's eighth outlet in the Toronto region. THIRD EXPANSION This is the third expansion ‘project at the 37-acre Towne land Countrye Square since it iopened in 1962. There was a $4,000,000 expansion in 1966' and a $3,000,000 expansion in 1968. The new Bay Store will bring the retail selling area there to 500,000 square feet with 80,000 square feet of pub- lic and mall, 70 stores and offices, plus a movie theatre land parking for 2.600 cars. The éfiiighi Frnm Do on 9) total cost now is at. $16,500,000. Besides The Bay, major tenants are Sayvette and Mir- acle Mart department stores and Loblaw's supermarket. The Bay now has four stores in Toronto: Cloverdale Mall. Law- rence Plaza, Eglinton Square and Fairview Mall. Last year three new Bay stores were an- nounced in the Toronto region. at Bramalea and Mississauga City Centre opening in 1973. and a flagship store on the northeast corner of Yonge and Bloor Streets opening in 1974. OFFERING FULL LINE The Bay's new store is to offer a full line of consumer goods. including The Bay‘s fashions for men and women. A company spokesman said plans call for staff to be drawn from among residents of the local community. “The Towne and Countrye Square gives the Bay the oppor- tunity of participating in an established shopping centre and locating in a trading area which isn‘t only well developed, but which has excellent opportuni- ties for future growth." said Bay Retail Stores Managing Director Don McGiverin. COMPANY DELIGHTED President Mark Tanz and Vice-President Sydney Black-1 burn represented Thorntowne‘ Properties at the announcement‘ reception. President Tanz said his company was delighted to welcome The Bay to Towne and Countyre Square. “We believe this fashion- oriented, exciting and contemv porary store will make a signi- ficant contribution to the Towne and Countrye family of retail stores and services", said Gen- eral Manager Blackman. 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