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Local family wins Wintario $100,000 On an 7867 assembly line In 1959 the Redelmeiers, present owners of Don Head Farm, received a letter from Mrs. Constance Cook of Ithaca, New York, whose husband, Alfred, was a nephew of John Patterson, Peter's son. Mr. Cook, an en- thusiastic stamp collector. had been looking for a Patterson C.W., postmark for several years and finally found one in Boston. Inside the envelope was the following letter sent byherson to Mrs. Isaac Raymond, Poplar Ridge, Cayuga County. New York, and dated at Patterson April 21, 1867. Boss very nice The letter reads in part, “I arrived here Tuesday night at six o‘clock all safe and sound, and went to work next morning. There are about 60 men employed in the whole shop. The boss seems to be a nice man and the boys are the jolliest set I ever came across. “There is one regular boarding house where RICHMOND HILL â€" The Thomas Frame family of Richmond Hill-is $100,000 richer than it was a week ago. They were a'mong the big winners in last Thursday’s Wintario draw, and the biggest local winners to date. MARKHAM â€" Plans for Markham Place shopping centre have been completed, and construction has started on the 17-acre site at the northeast corner of Steeles Avenue and Don Mills Road. Markham shopping centre construction under way A-6 â€" THE LIBERAL, Wednesday, August 11, 1976 Kenner Ames, vice president of Trizec Equities Limited, (a wholly-owned subsidiary of Trizec Corp. Limited, Montreal) says con- struction has started on a two-level department store for Sears. Members of the family are Thomas, wife Doris, son Tom,‘20; daughter Linda, 21; and granddaughter Belinda, 4. It wa_s Mrs. Frame who purchased the winning ticket â€" at the Loblaws store in Rich- mond Heights plaza. She says the money is being invested and they aren’t yet making any big changes or plans. Mr. Frame is employed as a clerk in a fibreglass company. Ames said another major tenant Would be a Miracle Food Mart. The centre will have approximately 43 retail tenants plus a major restaurant. Markham Place will contain 20,000 square feet in office space on its second level, ap- proximately onehalf of which will be allocated for medical and dental offices. Trizec Equities Limited. Simpson-Sears Properties Limited and Bayview Summit Development Limited are the principal partners in most of the unmarried men stop, between 20 and 30 in all‘ It is a first rate place. They cook tip top and have everything nice, for three dollars per week. “They have had roast beef for dinner every day since I have been here and it is the best I have ever ate. also the bread and pudding can’t be beat. The folks are the best natured and most obliging I have ever met. In woods “The country right here looks pretty new for the shop was built right in the woods. No one lives here but those who work in the shop. “There are 25 houses in the “Patch” as they call it here and they are all owned by Mr. Patterson who owns the shop. “It is called Richmond Hill. I think I shall go up this afternoon to the Episcopal (Anglican) Church, and to see the place. “There is one far- mhouse just across the road. It is two miles to the nearest village. the joint development of the Centre. Markham Place is scheduled to open in the summer of 1977. More and more adults are finding great satis- faction in university courses taken on a part- time basis. Last year, over 300 men and wo- men were taking up to three B.A. courses each during the day at York University’s Glendon College. MATURE STUDENTS ENJOY UNIVERSITY Special scheduling enabled most of them to attend all their lecâ€" tures on the same day, leaving their evenings and the rest of the week free. Glendon campus, at 2275 Bayview Avenue at Lawrence, is easily accessible by subway and bus. For more infor- mation on Glendon's part-time and full-time studies call 4876105 or 487-6211, Mon. to Fri. “I don’t see but what things are about as for- ward here as in Cayuga County, back from the lake. There is quite a good lot of pine mixed in about here.” Editor commented In July 1885 the editor of The Liberal, T.J. McMahon, hinting at the firm’s removal from Patterson, described a visit to the plant “with every department run- ning at full blast". “From the ground floor, where the rough material is first handled to the upper storey where all the machinery is finished and neatly painted, every article passes from one room to another with the precision of clockwork.” _ More men than usual were employed, ac- cording to this peporp. “This was evident from the busy gangs of work- men in every department and the large amount of stuff which was being hauled away by their own teams and those of far- mers. Shipped by rail “Four teams of heavy horses are kept con- stantly busy drawing their machines to the railroad station (now the Maple station, then the Richmond Hill station). “A large number of men are employed daily in setting up and loading MEN'S CREW SOCKS JIG SAW PUZZLES REVOLVING EGG HEATER 100 PLAIN ENVELOPES \SCREWDRIVER u. Rod and Blue ballpoint pens in Medium to Fine polnt range, ROUND DISH PAN CROCHET COTTON On sale August 9th to I41): 0 While quantitie: lax! 0 We rexerve the right In limit Quantities c was e box RESGE’S machines on farmers’ wagons; S'elf binders were the best sellers that year with the plar1t_ manager _sta_ting he sold three before breakfast that morning. Reports from buyers were that the binders O Roben Andras Robert Andras ' o . 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