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0n Springhead Gardens At WeIdrick Major concern about the two entrances on Springhead Drive, planned for the Mac's Milk Store to be located at Weldrick Road and Spring- head Gardens. was again ex- pressed to Richmond Hill" Council by Grant Ruthen. ford on behalf of 10 rate payers of the area Septem- ber 16. “There are a lot of small children in the area and two. driveways are double trou- ble,“ he said. “We feel this will create a traffic circle,,~ with cars flying in one en-:I trance and out the other» With one entrance-exit they will have to be more cau- tious. "the overall concern of the area is the people. Cars are the main problem, the more control we have on cars, thc better it will be." Rutherford submitted a plan showing the two en- trances - exits, located side by side, north of the chest- nut trte it is hoped to preserve. ENTRANCE OPPOSED Ward 6 Councillor Lou Wainwright said he’d done extensive homework on the subject and the people most affected don't want an en- trance to the south. Coun- callor Andy Chateauvert asked for the logic of having separate entrances, Works Ccmmissioner Bernard To- porowski replied it is a very shallow and wide lot and two entrances would mean leSS, confrontation of traffic in-1 side, particularly in the win- ter. “I don‘t think it is the in- tent to have a double en-. trance, but rather to have, some abutment in the cen- tre," explained Wainwright. ' “Two entrances in the: centre would mean a trem- endous amount of conges- tion," said Councillor Jack, Major. , LANDSCAPING STRIP l Planner Randy Alcorn said the governing bylaw re-: quires an eightâ€"foot land-. scaping strip, and moving, the southerly entrance could, mean elimination of parking space. “Two trances spread apart en- are more convenient." CORRESPONDENT: M 8600 Yonge Street Neighborhood Notes Here it i another Friday, and as mos of you know, the news has to go to the office today. I haven't had any phone calls. There must be some activities going on in Langstaff, so how about giving me a call. I'll be waiting. School Notes Langstaff Public will have its home and school sports equipment sale September 30. Cataloguing will be 4-5 pm and 6:30 - 7 pm on the same day. The sale is from. 7 - 9 pm. Twenty-five percent of the proceeds will go toward re- pairs to the school skating. rink. Everyone is asked to come and participate. Langstaff Public will have its Meet The Teachers night Wednesday (tonight: This is a great opportunity to talk to the teachers and see where your children spend the day. We would also like # _________â€"__â€"â€"â€"â€" LANGSTAFF NEWS RS. ELLA RICHARD - Phone 889-4319 to say a friendly hello to Mrs. Marcotte, a new teacher at this school. Mrs. Myrtle Lang, one of the editors at Langstaff Pub- lic, was telling me the school library will open as.soon as they organize the volunteer mothers. She also says the children started to play tag football during lunch hourâ€" weathcr permitting. They will also be starting to play soccer this week. We would like to welcome all the new families who have moved into the Lang- staff area and hope that they enjoy living in their new homes and surroundings. THANKSGIVING NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND OTHERS In the Estate of Patrick McNamee All persons having claims against the Estate of Patrick McNamee. late of the Town of Richmond Hill, in the Regional Municipality of York, who died on or about the 25th day of March, 1974 are hereby notified to send particulars of same to the undersigned on or before the 16th day of November, 1974, after which date the Estate will be distributed, with re- gard only to the claims of which the undersigned shall ' then have notice and the un- dersigned will not be liable to any person of whose claim she shall not then have not- me. DATED at Richmond Hill, this 20th day of September, 1974. Mabel Willis. Execut- rix. of the Estate of Patrick McNamee. by her solicitor, Robert H. Blackburn, c/o Messrs. Lawlor, LeClaire. Stong and Nevins, Barristers and Solicitors. 10265 Yonge On- Street. Richmond Hill, tario. . \_ 5x7, natura No appointment necessary of poses. Linnt family Second child individtiallt (li 99C Age hm to 14 years 99c ch St“ for m tional poison to gror. 1 ask \. one SPC‘CICII otter pev Photographed A Season of Bounty 10711 YONGE STREET Richmond Hill. Ontario .v'l Selection 4 3 ‘v‘. G 9 k5 It each add:â€" ‘85 one , ‘ rick Road. ‘because of the size of the to have . BLACK HAWK MOTOR INNS lTD. This menu was prepared and pampered for your delight by our Master Chef John Ewashkiw. It will be held in our Main Dining Room. Sunday October 13th. and Monday October 14th. 1974. From'12.00Noon to 9.00 RM. ***************** "MENU" Celery â€" Dill Pickles â€" Spiced Apples Radishes â€" Sweet Pickles â€" Fruit Basket Indian Style Bean Salad Chef Salad â€" Potato Salad â€"â€" Tuna Salad Stuffed Devilled Eggs Shrimp Aspic â€" Assorted Cold Cuts â€" Tomato Aspic Herring in Sour Cream â€" Sardines with Onion Rings Meat Balls â€"- Liver Paste “Our Staff will help you in selecting your Main Course” BARBECUED SPARERIBS ROAST PRIME RIBS 0F BEEF au jus ROAST YOUNG ONTARIO TURKEY Stuffing. Cranberries. Giblet Gravy Creamy Whipped Potatoes â€" Vegetable DESS ERT Apple Pie â€" Minced Pie Tea. Coffee, Milkâ€" Alter Dinner Mints Please reserve your table ahead of time Entertained by Neville Thomas during your Relaxed Dinner Capture that priceless smile Commend 2 YRP Men, New Mac’s Milk Store In BAIF Thornhill Robber Case Will Have Two Vehicle Entrances “I \tould have to support our staff as experts as far as this plan is concerned," said Councillor Dave Step- henson. “When people are so conâ€" cerned I think we should changr our thinking. The developer is here and is not averse to change," said Wain- wright. “To me, one entrance is not acceptable." said Coun- cillor Andy Chateauvert. “We should be willing to sacrifice something to move the drive- way over, and although I‘d like to preserve the tree, to protect lives I would sacri- fice it ” FORMER STORE “I thought it was agreed to more the south entrance far as possible to the north. Let‘s do away with the tree if that is necessary to satisfy the people.“ said Wainwright. He went on to ‘recall that prior to Spring- head Gardens being estab- lished in BAIF, the site had a store on it for 25 years with an entrance from Weld- "It's unfortunate lot that we have both entrances on Spring- head." “I feel the driveway can't be moved northward because of the movement in the park- ing area” stated Alcorn. The majority of council de- cided to proceed with the. plans as presented by the planning staff. with two sep- arated entrances on Spring- head. ALTONA: The Altona Cider Mill will be crushing apples‘ for the last time this year. The cider press is the old screw-type and is estimated ‘to be more than 100 years old. For 30 cents a gallon it squashes and squeezes the customers‘ apples until the juice is all extracted. Unfor- tunately the mill sits on land that is wanted by the‘ government for the proposed Pickering airport. DAY WEEKEND A Time of Thanksgiving Price $7.50 (416) 884-9171 lcolour portrait days only‘ Offer ends Sat, Sept. 28th t thei' Children’s Photographer '5 'w' pennies '_ 1:. 1.. v, PORTRAITS o PASSPORTS o FRAMES Hillcrest Mall Market Court 883-1431 Open Mon. to Fri. 9:30 am. to 9:30 pm. Sat. 9:30 am. to 6 p.m. Hwy. 10 & Burnamthorpe Mississauga Phone 275-3583 priceless' " Square One 01$ Two members of York Reâ€" gional l’olice received let- ters of commendation from the Board of Police Com- missioners last week as the result of meritorious actions performed in the course of their duties. Receiving the letters, which were sent out under the signature of board sec- retary Brian Ward. copies of which will be put in their personal files, were Staff- sergeant Richard Pike of the Richmond Hill division, and Constable Paul Metcalfe of Markham. GOOD MEMORY The retentive memory of Staff-Sergeant Pike helped to earn him his commend- ation. After receiving a descrip- tion of an armed robber who held up One - Hour Martin- izing in Thornhill, August 8, 1973, Staff - Sergeant Pike remembered the man from some wanted posters. His confirmation of the description soon led to the man's apprehension. The latter was subsequently con- victed‘and received six years in prison_ BRAVERY AT FIRE The heroics of Constable Metcalfc during an apart- ment garage fire in Marit- ham, August 23, brought about his citation. When he arrived at the fire at 111 Wellington Street, several people were trying to get their cars out of the garage. Constable Metcalfe made several trips into the garage to assist them and at one point had to physically restrain it tenant from enter- ing the burning building. The constable suffered severe smoke inhalation and had to be hospitalized for ,his efforts. ‘BRADFORD: A Bil-suite l senior citizens apartment Ibuilding will be built here ‘early next year. on five acres of land purchased from the municipality by ,the Ontario Housing Cor- ‘poration, The site is in the ‘west end of town on Miller Park Avenue. The suites llwill be available to senior ‘citizens who reside in Brad- iford and West Gwillimbury. iThe rents will be geared to 1 income. i TURN SPARE ROOMS INTO SPARE CASH 1 BY USING LIBERAL CLASSIFIEDS BUTTONVILLE NEWS CORRESPONDENT: MRS. F. H. LEAF 61 \\'orten Way North Neighborhood Notes arrived September 7 at Buttonville ‘News has , Haileybury while their par~ 1200 plus square feet available NOW in mod- been on vacation for thelents were weekending at cm air-conditioned professional building on past few weeks while the ltheir Lake Temagami cot- Yonge Street in Richmond Hill __ may be Leafs travelled to Canada's tage. . ' - . . - . ‘ . west coast â€" an unforget- Buttonville WI members m “hOAQ' 01 can be dulded m bmanel able trip. tare rounding up euchre ' V , Rog and Joy Cra\\~f0rd ,players for the first game of TELEPHONE DAY TIME mm“, {mm Butmnvme ,0 the season at WI Hall Fri- MISS PELLETTIER their new home near Sharon last weekend. Mrs. Bill Baker returned home recently from a long delayed trip to Great Britain, and found this visit to her“ homeland well worth waiting for. l Friends were sorry to learn that Mrs, Russell Burr has been in hospital re- , ccntly. We wish her a speedy recovery. Dr, and Mrs. Donald Otis. Rebecca and Mathew of Pueblo. Col. were guests of Mrs, Otis' parents. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Miller, last wool-c While here they attend- ed the Millers' 50th Wed- ding Anniversary celebration held Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mingay at Markham. They also be- came acquainted with the newest members of the Mil- ler family â€" Bob and Jackie Miller's twin daughters who E g , 5 5 E .2: a THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill, Ontario, Wednesday, Sept. ‘25, 1974 a MEDICAL SUITES AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY Phone 294-5290 day. The series will run for five weeks. 88-1-9133 MR. LEN TITUS is pleased to announce he is the new owner of “BETTER CLEANERS” (formerly Mini Magic Cleaners - Oxford Plaza). with suedes, leathers, furs, drapes, electric blankets, suits, coats. Len has 28 years’ experience in the dry-cleaning business All work done on the premises and personally supervised by Len. Len's prices are low! FREE Pick-Up and Delivery â€" No Extra Charge. Open Monday - Friday 8:30 am. to 6:30 p.m. Upon pre- sentation of this ad $1.00 will be given off dry cleaning. Call 884- 0123. 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