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00 Household lurnilure elc. in- cluding oak corner china cabinet with curved glass door (rum; combina'ion drop from secrelary and book case, 2 drop lronl secre'ary’s; centre pedestal (:Mdown) large round oak collee (able.- Jenny Lind bedstead; 1 Quebec chairs rope seal; small Quebec rocker; large oak hand- made Quebec rocker; Dresser! l quile old and unique; colonial Chesterfield and chalr; sel ol china (Lily ol the Valley par'ernl ouile old; Tappan 4 burner slove; Admiral relrigeralor; General chest leexer (approx. 21 cu. (L); 26 in, Electrohome Colour T.V.; Zenilh Hill; Dryer and Easy spin dry washer (all good condilion), For Tony Mandino, Woodbridge on Highway No, 7 west ol ling at Kipling opposile Dairy Bar. Terms Cash‘ GORD ORR. AUCTIONEER. Bâ€"10 â€" THE LIBERAL, Wednesday AUCTION THURS. DECJ, W75 7 P.M‘ VICTORIA SQUARE COMMUNITY HALL lath Ave. East 0" Don Mills Rd., 5 miles north of No. 7 Hwy. Ex~ cellent auction including the estate at Mr. 6. Mrs. J. Russell ot Woodbine Ave., East York, which we have been instructed to liquidate. We are still able to accept consignments tor this auction. ~ R.S.(). l970 0.60 NOTICE is hereby given that the app‘lication of RONALD ROBERT HALDANE and PAULA JEANNE HALDANE, residing at 158 Lennox Avenue, in the Town of Richmond Hill, in the Regional Municipality of York, to change their name to RONALD ROBERT TRIANCE- HALDANE and PAULA JEANNE TRIANCE- HALDANE, will be heard before the presiding Judge in Chambers at the New Court House, 361 University Avenue, Toronto, Ontario on Wednesday, the 17th day of December, 1975, at the hour of 10:00 o’clock in the forenoon, or so near thereafter as the same can be heard. DATED at Richmond Hill, this 13th day of November.. 1975. LAWLOR, LECLAIRE, NEVINS, HOBSON &CHAUHAN Barristers 8; Solicitors 10265 Yonge Street Richmond Hill. Ontario Solicitors for the Applicants. SAT. NOV. 29th SALE AT 1 P.M. At Lot 5. Conc. 5 whitchurcn at Bethesda. The property at FRANK CURTIS Property sold. Auction sale at household tur- niture, antique articles, round oak extension table with carved legs, extra good. Antique large oak bed with carvings, old. Several sets at bells, Parlour lamp, oil lamps. Pine kitchen table. pine chest, 0 Victorian chairs, cane bottom. Several odd chairs. antique dishes. cooking utensils. tools. garden equipment. Retrigerator‘ Writing desk. 1 round stand. Pine chest at drawers. Several dressers and washstands, 1 new toaster. Quantity at bedding and blankets. Antique picture trames. All kinds ot articles not mentioned. Terms cash. Open Every Saturday All Year OPEN 7:30 AM. ALL DAY Antiques, vegetables, cheese, meats, anything and everything. Everyone welcome. FREE PARKING Stouffville, Ontario Auction and Flea Market NOTICE TO CREDITORS & OTHERS In the Estate of HELENA POLLARD All persons having claims against the Estate of Helena Pollard, late of the Town of Richmond Hill, in the Regional Municpality of York, Widow, who died on or about the 16th day of October, 1975, are hereby notified to send par- ticulars of same to the undersigned on or before the 3rd day of December. 1975, after which date the Estate will be distributed, with regard only to the claims of which the un- dersigned shall then have notice, and the un- dersigned will not be liable for any person of whose claim they shall not then have notice. DATED at Richmond Hill, this 10th day of November, 1975; William Pollard and Barry Pollard, Executors of the Estate of Helena Pollard, by their solicitor Robert H. Blackburn, c-o Stong & Blackburn, Barristers & Solicitors, 10350 Yonge Street, Suite 206, Rich- mond Hill. Ontario. Sat, Nov. 29th AUCTION SALE STOUFFVILLE SALES BARN AUCTION SALE THE CHANGE OF NAME ACT A actions ALVIN S. FARMER. AUCTIONEER 887-531] 1-640-3813 BRYAN GREEN AUCTIONEER 2974133 Legal IP.M clw22 plw21 clw22 c6w17 c3w21 CNN Bathurst Street Widening And Reconstruction BRASS, copper, anhques repolishedl Brass beds, etc. Briiex, 755-7851. ":29 BRASS beds â€" a couner store lull. All sixes and styles (including Queens). Open all weekends. 9994 Keele 51., Maple‘ 812-1069, 832- 1561. "(:45 Also 2-piece senee/ stools, store display, e'c. House plan's‘ Every Friday at 1 p.m. al 1he ORANGEVILLE AUCTION- CENTRE, 10 Firsi 5L; Orangevllle. Consignments ol household goods 3. anliques welcome any day during the week. Phone cord or Jessie Courtney, av Collee Corner, 519-941-4373 for information Alex Duncan, Auct. "(:13 Antique Showroom (Regional Road No. 38) THE COUNCIL OF THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF YORK PROPOSES TO PASS A BY-LAW AUTHORIZING: The widening of Regional Road No. 38 (Bathurst Street) in the Towns of Richmond Hill and Aurora and the Township of King from Regional Road No. 11 (King Road) to Regional Road No. 15 (Aurora Road) to a basic width of 120 feet with additional widenings at cuts, fills and intersections; the clearing. grubbing. fen- cing and grading thereof to accommodate a basic four lane roadway and the gravelling and paving thereof to provide a basic two lane roadway with additional turning lanes at in- tersections, together with the construction of all culverts. drainage works and all related works and undertakings. and the acquisition of the necessary lands and interests in lands. 97am Upholstering The Engineering Committee of the Regional Council will. at its meeting to be held at 2:00 pm. on the 16th December, 1975. at the. Engineering Building on the west side of Woodbine Avenue one and one-quarter miles north of the Aurora Road, hear in person or by his counsel, solicitor or agent. any person who claims-that his lands will be prejudicially affected by the by-law and who applies to be heard. EIQUIDATION SALE Engineering drawings of the above proposed work may be inspected at the office of David Hill, Director of Property, at the Engineering Building (Tel: 895-2303). DATED at Newmarket this 6th day of November, 1975. BARN FULL OF ANTIQUES also HANDMADE FURNITURE Specialiling in reproductions Beeton 729-2582 Antique Sofa, Tables, Settee, THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF YORK UNUSUAL CHRISTMAS GIFT IDEAS COME BROWSE A] FURNITURE SALES 360 Newkirk Road. Richmond Hill. Ontario 884-0153 Closed Mondays GOLD VELVET, VICTORIAN EXCELLENT CONDITION AUCTION SALE ANTIQUES FURNITURE CHINA - GLASS 1-895-1056 0 Recovering o Restyling o Repairing o Rebuilding FARMER JACK’S 10956 Yonge St., Richmond Hill 884-5507 SEWING MACHINES SALES & SERVICE , Nov. 26. 1975 SOFA find the service you need for home or business in this 20 YEARS‘ EXPERIENCE FREE ESTIMATES Also custom built furniture by Craftsmen 889-7821 Upholsterers Legal 883-1570 clw22 clw22 "C21 SEE Solicitor for The Regional Municipality of York. FOR Coming Events Newmarket Little Theatre will present Alfie Dec. 10, 11, 12 and 13, as its second production of the year. 7 . professional actor and film maker. He is also director of production for the group. um w. . J 3 Taking the title role will be Paul Aspland of David C. Lawton, who directed Separate Tables last year, and acted in Summer of the 17th Doll, is the director. Proceeds of the Dec. 11 performance will be donated to the Cancer Society. Special arrangements are also being made to let senior citizens see the show. Alfie to ‘ Following the Friday ‘night performance, members of the audience are invited to meet the cast in the community centre. SAT. NOV. l‘nh. I am. Victoria “mare and Dis'ric' Lions Club Annual Turkey Shoot. Victoria Square Communiiv Hall. mu Ave., Markham west a" Wood- The group‘s next presentation will by The Hostage by Brendan Behan. Anyone interested in participating in any way is asked to call Dave Lawton at 895-2477. Tickets for Alfie are now on sale and can be obtained by calling Ray Burdon at 895-8118. There will be a nominal charge of $1, and com- plementary wine and cheese will be served. ine Newmarket EDWARD OAKES, 62 Bayview Avenue, Newmarket, Ontario. c4w20 CZWZI “Cl? Seé us for that longfi awaited w Custom Orders Invited SEE OUR EXCELLENT SELECNON OF TABLES CORNER BENCHES,CORNER CUP- BOARDS.FOUR POSTER BEDS PEDESTAL TABLES Little Red's Riding Goodsg EThe Clothes Horse “W10 {a 7 7 rcrfl’wio OJJ'LJUL -~---- u Colour Television or Stereo Set fimm%%MMMfiMMM%MMMMMMMMMMMMMMS Easy Care Curly Look $20 Including Cutg STETSON HATS $19.95 LEE CHECK JEANS $13.95 LEE BLUE JEANS $12.95 CHAPS. ALL COLOURS $49 UP. WINTER BLANKETS $19.95 HUNDREDS OF BARGAINS Free gift with every $10 purchase until Christmas. Open 9 â€" 9 p.m. 7 days per week 460 Elgin Mills Rd. E.. Richmond Hill AT SUPER BARGAIN PRICES The Price is Always Right at Bruce's Furniture Barn The Gingerbread House Pine Furniture & Gifts Yonge St. N., at Oak Ridges 773-4091 MAHAY TELEVISION only/"III I)” ,,,/- Model no. 55-0565 With 7~speed cooking controI:-(keep warm, simmer, stew, defrostq H..__ bake, roast, and -â€" gllg‘ normal). With the all new Browning E JL'ST SM Don Mills Rd.. 5 miles N. of Newmarket 363-1954 ANTIQUE CLOCK Repairs and Refinishing Bruce Walsh 727-6078 SWWWWfifiWWWWWK 881â€"2929 . You’re invited to our _ Microwave Oven Demonstration Sat. Dec. 13th, 11 - 5 & Sun. Dec. 14th, 11 - 5 Free food samples! fW’}‘Free balloons! Phone 883-1444, Ext. 212 CRAIGMORE fiP‘RE-CHRISTMAS ORGAN ~ HOUSE & PIANO SALE umwwm BUY AN ANTIQUE FOR CHRISTMAS 884-401 1- 773-5403 GIFTS ()F LASTING BEAUTY AND INCREASING VALUE CHRISTMAS SPECIAL s'47500 1 mile west of 48 Highway 0n Stouffville Road West side of Yonge St... just north of Oak Ridges HAIR SALON Sears ’7: (n \()l R “I. I’lRI'Usl-Z \('(‘0l\f guts «vacuum ‘0: coucuvt (lifflrY DE'AILS c‘wzz 1-640-4198 c6w20 ziwmcu FOR PICK- A-â€"PRESENT EACH g WEEK UNTIL .5 CHRISTMAS "£33m 3 Saturdays NOVEMBER NOVEMBER DECEMBER PRESENTS Almost new, clothing household appliances. Excellent condition Open 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. 13 Wellington W., Aurora (close to parking lot) IOa.m,â€"3:30p.m. New iiems each Saturday ANNUAL CRAFT SALE 727-2070 " afimfwg 86 Keele 51.. King City c6w20 c6w10 c4w22 C3W2 MMMW‘M HARNESS. Bought and Sold JOHN BRUNT Box 445. Richmond Hill 884-0590 “W 20‘ ‘ mwwwx; k 2; DACHSHUNDS } (in stock) Other models/from $329.94 it? Mr. Merchant “3? Your advertise- I 3 ment can appear _ 56 here for only $7.00 - g per week. Cafl now - V( The ‘ n wwwwwk that lhe whole Family will enioy! . . . A gill subscription 00 The Liberal lasts all year. ‘For only 59.90 you can have The Liberal sent to a lriend or relative lor 52 weeks. Each Gill Sub- scriplion will be announced in your name with a beaulilul card lo arrive belore Christmas Day. 881-2737 727-5774 awn immmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm 9514 Islington Ave, Woodbridge Freezer Order Specialists \LL BEEF HOME GROWN. NATURALLY AGED CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT BOX 390, RICHMOND HILL LJC 4Y6 nJAw-m EMMMMMMMW Straight east of Newmarket. Authorized agents for CONN. LOWREY. WURLITZER AND GALANTI ALSO PIANOS. LARGE MUSIC SELECTION Visit us day or evening. No high pressure. JOIN THE FUN JOIN THE HIGHLANDS SLEIGHS, CUTTERS, Give A 323 Christmas Gift gé Phone 884-0981 THE LIBERAL Miniature & Standard Smooth, long & wire haired From $100 Briandchris BUGGIES ANp The perfect Christmas gift is a Social Membership to the Aurora Highlands Golf Club 381M105 Eéé $39994 WM. BALL & SON 297-1569 Standa’rd ' Model no. 56-3454 with defrost Ponting’s Music Centre OR WRITE HEREFORD BEEF C0. First Quality Only Don Mills Rd. 895-6311 893-1982 n-c6w20 (M22 c4w22 Plus as an extra Bonus 3 B & W Television and 4 piece Stereo component Set. g 3 Have all the latest in fun organs from $449. 1326: Y( NGE ST. OAK [LIDGES 773-4251cawn Mso with anS’ 3 room grouping - no matter what price - a Free set of dishes and cutlerv. Easy listening with mgggg Gll Ventura Hillcrest Mall RICHMOND HILL NATURAL STONE ()R BRICK ACCESSORIES HEAT (‘1 RCULATORS GIFT ITEMS Record STONE & BUILDING SUPPLY LEONA 3 Giant Rooms of Furniture . 6 PIECE BEDROOM SET Carrot“? - 7 PIECE LIVINGROOM SET 'eaves wife, . 6 PIECE DINETTE SET 5 children on Capitol THOMAS ORGANS F IREPLACES 883-1255 Only $28.50 per month Vol.1,2, 8-3 10956 Yonge St., Richmond Hill 883-1570 . 3g Roll up 'Ord your sleeve ShOp $10 save a life... claw 10 c5w2l clwn c5w2| Markham Marketplace - plans are announced WKS‘Z'A‘W'}; g Plans for the development of Markham Marketplace, 3 250.000 gsquare foot community shopping centre at the corner of Steeles Avenue gand Woodbine Ave. (formerly Don Mills gRoad) in Metropolitan gToronto, were announced Nov. 17 by KC. Ames, Evice-president. Trizec Equities Limited, a gwholly owned subsidiary got Trizec Corporation Ltd. not Montreal. 9‘ Mr. Ames said Sears gwill be the major tenant for the centre with a Elarge, two-level store of £155,000 square feet. Remaining retail space Ewili include a major food Eretailer and ap- gproximately 30 to 35 in- Edependent and chain stores, he added. Parking Eis to accommodate apâ€" agproximately 1,350 cars. g Trizec Equities Limited, Simpsonsâ€"Sears EProperties Limited and Bayview Summit gDevelopment Limited are gprincipal partners in the 2 CUPE locals for region staff mamas g York Region will have two locals of the Canadian a Union .of Public (m, g ICK A P_A|R “:4 OF KINGS SA ' 727-8823 “W1 E gummwwwwx 2 ATTRACTIVELY BOXED YOUNG DUCKLINGS E 32 g $12 gKing Cole Ducks 5* 364-1081 WE PAINT TO ORDER NEWMARKET Hwy. 48 I mi. N.o! Markham 294-6839 “W20 waZO cswzl joint development of Markham Marketplace and Trizec Equities is managing partner. Architects for the project are Bregman 8.: Hamann of Don Mills. Alan Boulton of Trizec Equities is project manager. Trizec Corporation is one of the largest publicly-owned real estate investment companies in North America It now controls approximately 8 million square feet of retail space in a portfolio of 20 suburban shopping centres, including Scarboro Town Centre and Yorkdale in Metropolitan Toronto, Brentwood and Lougheed Malls in suburban Vancouver, and the newly opened Unicity Fashion Square in Winnipeg. The company's other assets include multi-use, city- centre complexes, office buildings, retirement lodges, hotels and mobile home parks. Employees (CUPE) for its more than 225 em- ployees. Results of a recent certification vote showed 117 inside workers to 55 in favor of a union and 32 to 22 outside workers. Representing 205 office, clerical and technical employees will be one bargaining unit. The other unit will cover 57 road main- tenance workers and the engineering department. Some 280 policemen bargain collectively while 34 public health nurses are members of the Ontario Nurses’ Association. It will be up to council whether the two locals are amalgamated said regional personnel c0- ordinator RH. Scullion. “Administrativer we might be better off this way”, he said. All non-supervisory personnel in the region are now unionized. York Manor Home for the Aged staff and non- nursing staff at the health unit number 150 service employees represented by CUPE. Frederick Carrotte, 41, a Thornhill resident and vice-president of Upper Canada Resources Ltd., died Nov. 16 of a heart attack. Carrotte was born in Galt and studied business administration at the University of Western Ontario. He became a chartered accountant in In 1962 he was ap- pointed general manager of Jamar Plywood Ltd, in Kirkland Lake and in the same year, director of Northland Trust in Timmins. He was ap- pointed treasurer of Heath and Sherwood Drilling Ltd. in 1964 and treasurer of Upper Canada Mines in Kirkland Lake in 1970. He was vice-president of Upper Canada Resources of Toronto, a company with interests in manufacturing, natural gas, mines and mining services, for the past five years. Obtaining a degree from the University of Toronto in mechanical engineering, he joined the Abitibi Paper Co. where he remained until his 1971 retirement. Clifford Anderson, 68 of Thornhill, a retired professional engineer, died Nov. 22. Anderson was born in the Dufferin-Eglinton area on what was then a family farm, Carrotte leaves his wife, Norma; three daughters, Debbie, Lynn and Louise; and two sons, Dan and Norman. Clifford Anderson He had been project manager and purchasing agent in the Toronto of- fice since moving 13 years ago to Thornhill. dies in Thornhill He leaves his wife, Mabel.