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The fire. also of unknown origin. did $60,000 damage to the store and $10,000 smoke damage to the adjoining Trio Restaurant. The only other area fire of any significance occurred in Aurora at Deemac Fur- niture Limited. 55A yonge Street. Firemen from Aurora and Newmarket Fire Depart- ments answered the call. 'l‘he l'aculty ot science at York l'nirersity is con~ ducting.l research aimed at reducing the emission ot nitric oxide from jet aircraft engines. Nitric oxide is ot concern tor two reasons, It is part of a cycle that generates photochemical smog. and it may annihilate ozone in the stratosphere. The latter. explains York prolessor ll.(). l’ritchard. may lead in turn to an in- crease in the amount ot the sun's ultraviolet radiation that reaches the earth and perhaps ultimately to an increase in sickness. par- ticularly skin cancer. The uni\'ersit_\“s computer program will assist in determining rates ot all chemical reaction proceeding trom jet engines. This would he tollmred by construction Damage estimated at $1.500 was done in a fire in 'I‘hornhill last week. No one was hurt in the blaze. ’His days start at éeven in the morning and usually end at 10 at night. It‘s a seven- (lay a week job that leaves little time for anything else. at least one would think so. But now. Mr. Von Rothenstein considers himself a Canadian and wouldn‘t want to go back and live in Austria. even if you offered 10 of the best horses Canada can find. Canada is his home and Redstone is his baby. Well. almost. He also owns his own window display advertising com- and testing at u prototype that would be practical in pt-rtm'mutco yet less hazardous to health 'l‘hv real question. says ()Idfamily His family history can be traced as far back as the year 1700 when they were made Von Rothenstein (the ‘Von' denoting royally! by Emperor Carl VI of Austria because of special services render'ed. Quite enough to satisfy the cravings of any horse-lover. Alter much thought he gave Redstone farm its name. But why Redstone'? Why not Rothenstein Farm or something Austrian and completely unpronouncable to most Canadians? Simple â€" 10 guesses what Hothenstein means in English. York University jet engine emission study In fact. he gets emâ€" barrassed if someone harps on the fact too long. 20 years here He came to Canada from Austria 20 years ago and five years ago purchased Redstone Farms. His one love in life is horses and he has 70 of them housed in three barns with a riding arena. Sixty belong to other people who board there and 10 are his own. By Lorie Sculthorp The serenity is almost stunning. Redstone Farms on 18th Avenue and Bayview in Richmond Hill could make you forget you are only 20 miles from the second largest city in Canada. Dogs, horses, lots of open space. And to complete the picture â€" a big crackling fire in an open fireplace and a real live Baron. Resembling what The Toronto Telegram once described as a “tall Yul Brynner". Kunibert Von Rothenstein is just your average. unassuming baron. Royalty right here on Bayv/ew Avenue Austrian royalty is living right here in Richmond Hill. but Baron Kunibert Von Rothenstein is the very last person to tell. Serenity with just a touch of class. House fire in Thornhill spotlight on people Professor Prilehard. is whelhei' the benefits to be derived from such a “clean” engine can jusliiy the huge cost in refilling planes 10 make use 0| theme He used to have a full company. But since his purchase of Redstone. he has scaled down his operation to a few favorite accounts he can work on by himself between tending to the horses and riding shows he puts on once a month. There just isn‘t the time to devote to running and staffing both businesses. Although it costs $120 a month to board a horse at his farm. Kunibert doesn't pany called International Window Display. Business life Two or three days a week after he has done his chores on the farm, things like feeding and watering the horses, he jumps into his business suit and heads down to the city. Austrian Baron Kunibert Von Rothenstein is shown at his five-year Bayview Avenue home holding one of SELECT USED CARS Fully Reconditioned and Certified 1967 COMET 1974 and 1973 models to clear. 1972 PONTIAC LUXURY“LeMANS" 1970 HORNET SST SEDAN "WE HAVE 17 IN STOCK” 1973 BUICK CENTURY SEDAN 1972 TORINO 1972 OLDS ROYALE 2 door hardtop lullv eqmpped m‘ eluding air coriditiomng, power wmaows. radial tires, Ziebarl rust- prooling, mus! be seen to be ap precia'ed. License DWS 241 J door sedan. 6 cylinder, automavic wiIh power steering, Ideal second car one owner car only 39,000 miles License DWT 26$ 304 V8 engine automa'it, power steering. power brakes, many more cp'ions, yellow with black vunyl rool. License DWS 365. fully equipped, one owner car with very low mileage, only 17,000 miles‘ License FLM 785 2 door hardtop VB automatic, radio and power steering, finished in copper metallic License AZR 262 2 door hardtop lully equipped finished in silver wnh black interior. only 48,000 miles. Lucense AJW 828 One advantage of his location is that he is close enough to the city that many of his patrons who don‘t have a car (many are too young to drive) can get there by bus and a little leg- workl Two years ago he put an application to the town for a restaurant in the back of his property. He had in mind a nice quiet cocktail sort of Bachelor life A divorcee. he lives a bachelor's life. but is always surrounded by women of all ages. Riding is perhaps considered and Redstone is a classic example. 0t 60 boarders, only three of them are male. He has a waiting list of people wanting to get their horses into his stable and says some of the girls want him to offer lower rates to any male. It might even out the ratio a bit, find Redstone a money making proposition. All the money must go back into the stables for food. water, electricity. heating and stable help. He does a lot of the work himself to try and keep costs at a minimum‘ Priced from his own 10 horses at 70-horse Redstone Farms. $2,695 $3595 $2595 $3495 $3095 $2095 $1195 Spotless place Redstone is virtually spotless though. Even the most discriminating nose couldn't pick out horsey odors. He‘makes sure the manure is trucked away every single day (even Sunday). Right now he is unquestionably happy with his horse»laden pursuits and isn‘t worried about a sub- division moving in on him because his land is zoned agricultural. A baron by birth, Kunibert Von Rothenstein would never tell until you got taiking to him. It doesn’t mean as much in Canada as it does in Austria, but it sure makes a great conversation piece! Undaunted, however, by his first attempt. he intends to try again some time in the future. But the planners didn‘t quite see it in the same way as he did. Everyone isn‘t a horseâ€"lover and it seems they were worried about the smell more than anything else. place. somewhere in Rich- mond Hill where you could go to just sit and relax‘ away from noise and loud music. (Photo by Lorie) and Up form shoes. A simple outfit can be turned into the most elegant garment. Men‘s fashions And for men there are the casual safari outfits. the natty blazers to be worn with vests and dark trousers for more formal occasions. Next week is fashion week at Hillcrest Mall in Rich- mond Hill. and Sears has turned its whole store into a fashion bazaar. Every department will be involved in presenting a breath of freshness, color and activity for spring. from demonstrations of you-can- make-it crafts to shooting the perfect picture and effective putting. There is a green for practice. With economy and in- flation in mind. the fashion look for spring is away from “costume dressing". says division manager Pat McNeely. Emphasis is on the comfortable. practical put-together wardrobe. Mini fashion presen- tations. what‘s new in jewelery. how-to in cosmetics. how to work those scarves â€" emphasize the more feminine look yet are designed to help women enjoy the security and freedom of new lifestyles. Schedules of demon- strations of camera equipment. carpet cleaning. camping films and other activities running mornings. afternoons and evenings will be posted at each store entrance. IllllllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll|lllllllllll|lllll|lllll||ll|lll|lIlllllllllIllllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllll|lllllllllllllllllllll|lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllll Emphasis is on the free- and-easy look, soft pastel colors, light fabrics. glowing designs. The big look in dresses and capes is in. giving an unrestrictive feeling of comfort. belted or unbelted. Suits have fuller skirts, and puff sleeve jackets feature gathered cuffs. Safari look pant suits are still popular. but the pundits predict that with more comfortable skirts and dresses we will be seeing less of pants and more of The shops are bursting out all over with new spring fashions. and the merchants of Hillcrest Mall are presenting a preview in full and scintillating color this week. A percentage of ticket sales are in aid of local charities. There will be showings of “Swin Spring" in the secor. auditorium at the featuring fashions f( and women. boys an beginning tonight 1 pm. There will be same time Tl Friday. and 0 Saturday. Versatile hemlines Viewers will be relieved to note the versatility of the hemline â€" from knee to floor-length, or anywhere in between. And to set off the skirts there are camisole to bra tops. from elastic tubes to shirts. Practicality and economy are the key with ac- cessories. accessories, accessories to dress up or dress down any outfit â€" colorful flowers, single chains. thin bracelets. gay scarves, wide handbags and comfortable narrow plat- form shoes. A simple outfit can be turned into the most elegant garment. Men‘s fashions And for men there are the casual safari outfits. the natty blazers to be worn with vests and dark trousers for more formal occasions. THE LIBERAL. Wednesday, Mar. 5, 1975 â€" 3 IIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllllIllllllllllIIIIIIIIllIlllll|IlllllllllllIIlllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII|Il|llllll||IllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllll|llllllllllll|IIlllllllIllIlllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIlllllllllIllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIllllllllllllllllllllllmll 4 days of spring fashion shows set pant suits are but the pundits It with more 2 skirts and will be seeing s and more of 3e shows at the Thursday and one at 2 pm be four ‘Swing Into second floor ; for men and girls. t at 7:30 : pastel glowing look in x is in. Thursday and Friday evenings Breakfast Ticket Holders-8:00 am Yonge St. Entrance only Please DICKUD your tickets in our children‘s dept. BEFORE SATURDAY MARCH 8TH Simpsonsâ€"Sears Ltd.- Next week is fashion week at Hillcrest Mall in Rich- mond Hill, and Sears has turned its whole store into a fashion bazaar. Althea's dusty-rose leather- look wrap around all-weather coat with self-sash belt of polyester and cotton blend has a paper feel and wears extremely well. Softly knotted scarf, high-collared shirt and narrow platform shoes set off the longer-look for 1975 from Sears. Winnies hours in Sears Richmond Hill (Hillcrest Mall) Who/e department store is turned into fashion bazaar make-it crafts to shooting the perfect picture and effective putting. There is a green for practice. For daytime or evening wear, Dawn enjoys casual comfort. White collar, flower and cuffs give a touch of spring to this tailored-look navy gown from Town and Country Stores. Fashion for spring and summer are on the softer side. in color and fabric. easy-care materials. Above Jo-anne previews a slinky silver-beige evening dress with shirt sleeve jacket in washable polyester-jersey with two optional ties that can be used as head tie or belt â€" from the Village Shop.