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hiiiafi spent most in Federal campaign Stephen Roman of Vic- toria Square, Progressive Conservative candidate in York North in the June Federal election, spent more money on his cam- paign than any other can- didate in Canada, says the national chief electoral officer. The millionaire chairman of Denison Mines Limited spent $108,759 in his second unsuccessful attempt to defeat Barney Danson, now in his third term in the house. Prior to this year‘s election Danson proposed a ceiling on election spending. When the House was brought down over the budget issue, Danson an- nounced he would cam- paign within the limits of the proposed ceiling. Now minister of Urban Affairs. Danson spent $41,825 in 1974. I6 â€"- THE LIBERAL. Wednesday, Dec. 11, 1974 In 1972 Roman spent $90,000 on his campaign. _ After the election he admitted he knew he was up against stiff competition, but was determined to stay within the bounds of what he considered reasonable spending. 7 PC Runner-up The figures tabled in the Commons by House Leader Mitchell Sharp showed the second most costly cam- paign was that of John Thomson, a Calgary oilman and also a Conservative, in an unsuccessful attempt to unseat Trade Minister Alastair Gillespie in Etobicoke. Thomson spent $80,291, Gillespie $45,526. Newmarket's Form and Ray reâ€"elected Newmarket’s Mayor Bob Forhan‘ and Regional Councillor Ray Twinney were both returned to office for a tw0 year term by acclamation in the recent municipal elections. Lawyer Paul Mon- tgomery. running seventh in a field of 13 candidates for the seven council seats, replaced Randy LaMorre who failed in his bid for re- election. The seven council seats will be held by Bob Scott (3,649), Tom Taylor (3,125), Doris Blair (3,036) Peter Hall (2,689), Henry Van- denBergh (2,654). all re- elected, and Montgomery (2,081). Defeated were Beth Eccles, LaMorre, Seneca Cook, Susan Brower, Alan Tough and Watson Sweezie. Em HILLCREST MALL. 9350 YONGE ST. RICHMOND HILL â€" Phone 884-0444 OPEN DAILY: MONDAY T0 FRIDAY 9:30 AM. to 9:30 PM SATURDAY 9:30 ALB/1.10 6 PM. Leaders Light The party leaders were all light spenders. Real Caouette, Social Credit, reported a campaign tab of $3,750 in his riding of Temiskaming. WADDELLS WORLD mgozaen am [14-9513 1662A A eeeee Rd‘ at La cccccc 783-3366 OF 10084; Yonge St, Richmond Hill, Ont. 884.927] It's simple. you select a 1 week vacation to the Sheraton or Quality Inn Hotel in Ft. Lauderdale, during January. at the regular cost of $249 and for just another $39 we'll include a 3 day cruise to Nassau on the T.T.S. Atlas. You'll stay in a luxury cabin with private facilities and of course all your meals on board are included, there‘s even a casino on board. It‘s like 2 holidays for the price of one. Prices are based on double occupancy. are valid in January and in- clude: R/trlp let via Transair 8737 to Ft. Lauderdale all transfers. 5 nights accommodation at hotel selected, 2 nights accommodation in- cluding all meals and much more. Watt!) do now Give‘Us-a call. now, we'll tell you what else is included, aboui the ship and send you all the information as we say “It's the best January ‘Sail‘ yet. Ihe nitty gritty DAVE SCHILLER . . . a different attitude BEST HOLIDAY WISHES NDP Leader David Lewis spent $14,313 in York South and was defeated by Ursula Appolloni, Liberal, who waged a $11,659 campaign. Kobert Stanfield, Conâ€" servative leader, reported SINCERE THANKS To the Residents of Richmond Hill for allowing me to serve as Mayor during the next two years. Particular gratitude to all those who assisted in the campaign. spending $33,952 on his campaign in Halifax, and Prime Minister Trudeau was a Shoo-in in Mount Royal. reporting a modest $15,242 in expenses. After hours â€" Call 275â€"5165 CHARGEX | GLEN SHIELD Golf and Country Club Facilities available for: WEDDING RECEPTIONS BANQUETS PRIVATE, PARTIES ETC. Golfing memberships available for the 1975 season Contact Rick Allan, Pro-Manager “9-2279 7400 Dufferin Street Monday to Friday 9 am. - 9 pm. Saturday 9 am. ~ 6 pm. all new furniture at _ reduced prices. Come in for an afternoon of fun. A-I FURNITURE SALES ELGIN MILLS ROAD Entrance off Newkirk Road RICHMOND HILL 884-0158 Three floors of W unusual Christmas gifts. Good used furniture, pianos, china, glassware and antiques. OPEN TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY 9:30 â€" 5 THURSDAY AND FRIDAY 9:30 - 9 SATURDAY 9:30 - 5 SUNDAY 1-5 CLOSED MONDAYS