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Featured will be a bake table, white elephant table. candy table, plant table and kiddie corner. A BAZAAR The Good Shepherd Ladies’ Guild is holding a bazaar on Saturday, November 12, from 10 to 3 pm. at the Holy Redeemer School, 111 Aspenwood Drive in Willowdale. The Unionville Con- servation and Develop- ment Society hopes to make the Unionville main street a “people place“ more than once a year. Now the scene of the highly successful Unionville Festival one Saturday each spring, Kennedy Road needs more businesses where local people can shop, says Ken Ackles, chairman of the UCDS. “It is now mostly an- tique shops, not that there is anything wrong with antique shops, but we would like to have more stores where people can do their everyday shopping." The plans would be developed in conjunction with the building of the Unionville bypass. The society was formed about eight years ago to oppose the widening of Kennedy Road and the bypass became the alternative for getting traffic past the heart of Unionville. Parking on Kennedy Road itself would be reduced to one side only, with benches and trees sprouting where there are now parking spots. The concept was to be discussed by the new executive of UCDS when they met this week and will soon be presented to markham council. One big question is how much the ideas will cost to implement, says Ackles. Even two mopeds were sold but didn’t go far for they can still be seen being driven around the area. At the same time, the society hopes to enhance the nineteenth century flavor of the street. Their concept, and Ackles is careful to say that nothing has gone beyond the conceptual stage, is to have a parking lot on the valley land off the street. Barbara says the Roxton furniture. the French Provincial dining room set, the office furniture, antique chairs and everything else on the lawn was sold within a couple of hours to among 60 bidders and the lucky ones carted off their purchases in trailers and station wagons. People place planned Husband Ken is starâ€" ting up a business in England so Barbara Coulthard and her three children, Donald, Diane and Linda, will be renting so the kids can finish school in Canada. He says auctions took place thousands of years ago in Babylon and although there are not many auction sales on the lawns of residential areas. they have them in the country quite often. He says that in a garage sale you don‘t always sell everything. Dunn, of Oak Ridges, who is with Wilson Industrial Auctioneers has been in the business for the past 15 years and says he has done auction sales from Whitehorse in the Yukon to Newfoun- dland. For him no two days are alike. ByDOREEN LIVINGSTONE 889.9922 When Ken and Barbara Coulthard, formerly of 26 Canadiana Drive in Thornhill, decided to move and sell some of their household items, they went one better than a garage sale, they had an auction sale. Someone from their moving company told them about auctioneer Charlie Dunn. Family moving to Europe holds auction in Thornhill C-2 â€" THE LIBERAL. Wednesday, November 2, 1977 @ é Don’t miss out on giant savings! WQQW Apply for your Miraoard today! BUDGET A meeting will be held Thursday, Nov. 24 at German Mills Public School on Simonston at which Ward 7 school trustees from the York County Board of Education, including Vice-Chairman Doreen Quirk, will explain the effect the recently an- nounced budget cuts will There is no admission charge. For informatiOn call Joan Rankin at 881- 0646. recipe book will be available containing favorite recipes of the members of the Guild. Luncheon will be served and there will be a raffle. 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The German Mills Tennis Club is having its annual general meeting Monday, Nov. 7, at 8 pm. in the activities centre of German Mills Public have on students in the German Mills area. This open meeting is at 8 pm. and interested residents are urged to attend. For further in- formation call Mrs. Quirk at 889â€"6553. german mills School. A new executive for the 1978 season will be elected and trophies are to be presented. For further information call president Diane Bain at 889-2891. HOMEOWNERS Monthly meetings of the German Mills Homeowners‘ Association Education Committee are held in the staff room at German Mills Public School. If you wish to TOMATO PASTE 13 fl. oz. lin 16 ll. 01. jar Assoned 24 II. 02. (in Hunt's PU RITAN STEWS Pkg. ol 12 Available until Nov. 12 only KRAFT MAYONNAISE BUTTER TARTS In Tomato Sauce 5 lb. box 14 ll. 02. tin Powdered Herelord 12 oz. lln 5 lb bag CORNED BEEF FAB DETERGENT FIVE ROSES FLOUR ya: LILIPCtC tivities and this committ G e r m a n Homeowners Chairman Qin'finnr a! Q} come on in! Take advantage at our 3"I Exciting Week at Grand Opening Savings! Plus Hundreds of Best Buys and regular everyday prices. participate in the ac- tivities and decisions of this committee. call the G e r m a n M i l l s Homeowners Education Chairman Andrew Silbiger at 881-4303. NEED CHECKERS Volunteers are desperately needed in the daily attendance check of the Block Parent program at German Mills Public School. Only one half hour of your time is required monthly. Call Joan Boxall at 889-3557 for further information. GUIDES WANTED There are still spaces for girls aged 10 to 14 in the Sixth Thornhill Guides. It is not necessary to have been' a Brownie to join the Guides. For information call Sharon Read at 889â€" 5835 after 6 pm. GIRLS HOCKEY The Thornhill Com~ munity Hockey League has openings for girls ages 9 to 15. Non-contact rules are enforced and the result is a safe and en- joyable game. All girls must wear full safety hockey equipment. Team sweaters and socks will be supplied by sponsors. For information contact Mrs. L. Poscente at 889‘ 3605. GRAND WRITER If you’ve been getting News ’n Views, the 2 lb. bag Frozen ~ Julienne, Crinkle Cut 675 9. box MCCAIN FRENCH FRIES Available until Nov. 12 only Christie's Maple Lea! TENDERFLAKE LARD 1 lb. pkg. KELLOGG’S CORN FLAKES JELLY ROLL Chicken. Turkgy 11 02. gig SWANSON T.V. DIN NERS 21b. bag 4 roll pkg \Ijlley Farm Frozen Granulated 2 kg. bag BATHROOM TISSUE WHITE SUGAR D_elsey- Assorledgolgurs. 2-Ply FRENCH FRIES G e r m a n M i l l s Homeowners Association newsletter and have enjoyed reading it you may be interested to know that it is all due to the efforts of Patty Grand of Framingham Drive. Besides being one of two Vice Presidents on the Homeowner‘s executive. Patty is this year's publicity chairman and puts out the newsletter almost single handedly. You can help Patty by contributing any in- formation you may have that would be of interest to the community. Her telephone number is 889- 8595. PRICES EFFECTIVE UNTIL 675 9. box NABISCO SHREDDIES 32 ll Sleinlgerg 1 lb. tub MIRACLE WHIP MACARONI & CHEESE DINNER Chelmasler 100% Vegetable Oil 16 oz. Kra" SOFT ' MARGARINE Canadian Processed Mira Man Regular or Englei Uglgn Pkg. CHICKEN NOODLE SOUP MIX Mira Mart TOMATO KETCHUP All Vegetable 1 lb. pkg‘ 32 fl CRISCO SHORTENING 1/1 02. of 2 am. lf-you like a challenge and feel you can help, please contact; Mrs.‘D. 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