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The Liberal, 21 Apr 1976, p. 6

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A-B â€" THE LIBERAL, Wednesday. April 21, 1976 Col. David Bridgford sold the front 50 acres of Lot 47 and the house thereon to a Mr. Gregory, who painted the building red. It was here also the Pattersons began manufacturing agricultural im- plements, an industry which was later moved a couple of miles to the west and developed into a large industrial concern at Patterson. One such family, passing through the village, was refused accommodation at any hotel and took refuge in this vacant building. It w§s here that two Americans, Troop and Sargent, started the Rich- mond Hill Fanning Mill Co. Unfortunately they brought the disease with them. Cholera Hit In the late 1840’s, Ireland suffered from an epidemic 9f ehqlera._ _ Many families fled that island to escape the dread disease and to make their homes in Canada. RICHMOND HILL â€"â€" Counterfeit money, both Canadian and US, has shown up in York region, and one of the victims was McDonald's Restaurant in Richmond Hill. AURORA â€" Vaughan Trustee Betty Canivet has asked that Area 3 office of York County Board of Education, in Beverley Acres School in Rich- mond Hill, be moved to a more central location next year. Thé office which serves schools in Thornhill and Cholera came with Irish A man described as six feet, three inches tall, TOWNS 81 COUNTRY}: SQUKRE YONGE AT STEELES Counterfeit money circulating in area Area school office location protested This might temporarily discolour your water. Please check the water colour before doing any laundry. Starting April 20, 1976 the Richmond Hill Waterworks will do the semi-annual Flushing of Watermains, from Tuesday to Friday from 9.30 am. to 4.00 pm. ' ITALIAN ‘ WEDGE SANDALS Member: Canadian Guild 0! Dilpamihg Opticiang ASSORTED COLOURS: NAVY, RUST‘ GREEN, BROWN, BLACK FLUSHING OF WATERMAINS ALL LEATHER égéglOpticall COMPLETE OPTICAL SERVICE o EYEGLASS PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED 0 CONTACT LENSES, ban! 8 soft o MODERN FRAME smes‘ o CUSTOM MADE FRAMES 0 SAFETY OLA$ES FOR WORK OR PLAV Open: Mon. - Fri. 9:30 am - 9:30 pm Sat. 9:30 am - am pm. CHARGEX REG. Vaughan, was to have been re-located in Langstaff Public School, but the $58,000 allotted in the first budget draft for renovations to the school for that purpose, has since been cut. Temporary renovations at Beverley Acres are estimated to cost $2,000. about 265 pounds, with brown hair, clean shaven and with a strong, southern accent, paid for his Big Mac and the rest of his meal last week with a $20 American bill. However, when the bill â€"â€" serial number A54675316 A â€" was turned ONE WEEK ONLY TOWN OF RICHMOND HILL M. L. Perkins Maintenance Manager 51223-5168 For months afterwards no local person would enter the house and it acquired the reputation of being “haunted”, particularly among the young boys who reported strange sights and sounds coming from the dwelling. Spook Story According to William Harrison, one of those boys, there was a tall chimney constructed of rough stone at one end of the structure. Some of them died, the survivors then travelling northward. V The chimney crashed to the ground one night. Naturally the local lads thought this was the work of the "spooks" which inhabited the struc- ture. The property also contained a dilapidated old barn and a field full of puff} yesterdays by mary dawson in at Bank of Montreal in Richmond Hill, it was disclosed as a phoneyl Meanwhile up the road in Aurora at Top Drug Mart, a young wellâ€" dressed woman, said to be in her 205, paid for her purchase with a $20 Canadian bill, which later proved to be false. 100% COTTON FACE CLOTHS GIRLS' " PRINTED BRIEFS REFILLS W90 98% Nylon, 2% Lycra" Span- dex. Elastic top. Assorted solid colours. FllSZ 10-12. 'Reg'd TM SANI-PAK' 7 GARBAGE BAGS ch's’Aw‘ PUZZLES Reg'd TM 0n \u/v April [91/1 I 2’388c 'Lr’ ' ' C 88 ea pkg. 016 ‘41]. RESGE’S Excellent valuel 2 batteries per card. ‘ stumps which cast eerie shadows adding to the feeling of the sfiper natural being present. On one occasion Harrison was wending his way home after dark through this property and noticed the barn doors ajar. Boyish curiosity prompted him to glance inside and what he saw held him transfixed with horror. Terror Figure It was a gigantic figure of a man enveloped in a dirty white sheet with a high peaked hat of the same color. Krdund its neck was a dark tie by which it seemed suspended from above, its feet barely touching the floor. 7 He discovered he was the first victim of a childish prank, the youngsters of the neighborhood having constructed the “ghost” that day. Its cadaverbus face léoked directly at the terrified boy. Finally he ov'ercame his terror and entered the barn to investigate. Bot-h house and barn were demolished in the 1850’s. Death Dream Harrison recorded also that the old colonel had a dream a couple of years before his death in which he stood beside a grave being excavated in the village‘s cemetery. No white doveé circled his head and disappeared into the b_1ueԤky. Tlién he was approached by a man in a black suite who counselled him, “Weep not, for you will see them again”: "Shortly after that dream two of his grandsons Were victims of scarlet fever within a few hours. The burial service was conducted by the Methodist minister on the Yonge Street Circuit, whom Col. Bridgford had not seen before. When he first saw the minister, Bridgford identified him as the man in black who appeared in the dream. MERCERIZED THREADâ€" 10 PAK 9 PAK GADGET HOOKS APPROX. 51 PLANTERS KIWI SHOE POLISH MM» Ma»! 2E 88c m/ 88c A ea ‘07:] "W ‘ ‘V Approx. 18" x 30" ea SCATTER MAT NYLON CHIFFON RAIN BONNET Narrow or Wlde rule exercuse books 40 pages per book. Pac- kage ot 4 SELF STICK PICTURE HOOKS 7 OZ. COLA GLASS PAK GOTHIC COFFEE MUGS EVERYDAY GIFTWRAP re: 2 a sac s r $23836 ‘0 6 Sheet axg In most Carnival Queen competitions runners-up are briefly honored, then forgotten. But Peter Miller of McDonald's Restaurant has not forgotten. Last week he entertained Richmond Hill’s Snow Queen Karin Steiner and her court at a lit pak SET OF 2 WOODEN BOWLS SLACK RACKS Economical buy! 12 muck thirsty sponges per package TRANSISTOR BATTERIESâ€""0 LADIES FULL BRIEFS MAGNETIC CLIPS I SPLATTER SCREEN mu: ’1'“: 88c 88‘? Princesses honored With elastic lace on waist and legs. Small. Medium. Large. As- soned prints and colours! METRIC~§E CONVERTER POCKET ADDEHS ALUMINUM BASTERS 5‘ PLASTIC POT W/SAUCEH FRENCH FRY BASKETS V88 candlelight dinner in his Yonge'Street restaurant. Pictured with Karin. left to right, are third run- ner-up Elvira Varriale, Second Runner-up Lesley Shelton. and first runner-up Laurie Di Battista. AH sheer with nude heel‘ One snze fit Beige or SPICE, COATS MEHC CROCHET COTTON 18’ x 12" x r' ea COOKIE SHEETS PETIT'EV/ FASHION DOLL COFFEE JAR WITH SPOON CAST IRON 6‘/2' SKILLET / / 88c )DLL 6‘5 /u,.‘ ' c “as as ZOTTON ea '0 8951 Suitable for all fine knitting and crochetlng. ASSorted colours. 1 oz. balls ' PLASTIC 100 WALLETS VUE FASHION ‘- DOLL OUTFIT FEATHER DUSTEHS \ ' l BLUE JET; SOAP PAD? 2§88° (Phoxo by Dunlap)

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