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TU. 4-1196 25 Yonge St. N. Richmond Hill AV. 5â€"4501é 24 THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill, Ontario, Thursday, October 13, 1960 Are your brakes in good order? Including LABOUR AND Chcv. 55-57 Ford 55-59 Dodge, Pl'ym. 55:59 (M 10.10 9" 10.89 “5- 11.10 *° 11.45 N. 9.80 9° 13.15 Includes everything that I: nuded for both wheels. Ford and Meteor, 5.60 1947-54. Set . Chevrolet, 1942-54. 4.25 So! . . . Chevrolet 1955-57 .10 Pair . U . . . . . . V 1 0 00:19., Ford, Meteor and Ply- mouth (most to '56) 99490 and Plymouth, :30 1943.56. se'e Pail 1949-54 1955-59 MERCURY - MONARCH 1949-54 1955-56 1957-59 OLDSMOBILE 88, 98 1949-59 LEAF SPRINGS FORD - METEOR DODGE - PLYMOUTH 1946-56 1957-59 KING BOLT SETS CHEVROLET - PONTIAC 20, 22 BUICK - OLDSMOBILE 1952-55 1956-59 COIL SPRINGS BRAKE EAUIUJHJWVIIVIENT for all your CAR REPAIRS & PURCHASES open a Canadian Tire “CAN CHARGE" no down pay- mentâ€"nothing to pay for 30 days. COMPARE YOUR SAVINGS 11 FRONT END ALIGNMENT SPECIAL Check brake drums and lining You Get I. Clean, pack front wheel bearings 3 For 2._ BALANCE WHEELS $9 3. ALIGNMENT mamm . TROUBLE STARTING â€" NO PICK-UP ? GET A WINTER TIINE-IIP SPECIAL! POINTS + CONDENSER + ROTOR “YL' + C.T.C. “Turbo-Fire" Spark Plugs $695 LOUR + Check Fuel Purlnp' â€"_ Adjust Carburetor 511,95 fl| I I'I - ‘ 1ding car, year and model .50 to 13.96 FRONT END PARTS 1948-50 1951-59 1955.53 55" .90 Upper 9 to "’3; Lower 11.60 to 13.20 lower Reduces from wheel may. improves nearing. Chev. Ponfiac, 1955- 8.70 59, Upper . . Chevrolet, 1949-57 3.80 (most). Pair . . . Dodge and Plymouth, 4.85 1946-56. Pair Ford and Meteor, 3.80 1942-58 (most). Pair lower 8.20 to 8.50 593.1!“ Mew. if flaHened out cause -rear end dragging . . . check regularly! ~59 Dodgo, Plym. 55-59 (Most) 9“s“““““““‘cg‘g““\\“““““““‘\. ' Adiusl' b r c k e 5, including I’m” emergency brake ‘ ° Pack front wheel bearings ‘ Add approved heavy-duty ' A _-â€"“‘\““‘ brake fluid (superior to new COMPLE car quality) to master ANY CA cyflnden “““‘““‘\“‘\“““““““"\‘\\“““ Check Electrical _System Labour TIE ROD ENDS BALL JOINTS SAFE BRAKES... SAVE LIVES DON’T RUN INTO IRflUBlE! SPECIAL “DO-IT-YOURSELF" SALE PRICE Exchange Front and Back 7.65 7.40 7.25 7.40 7.90 $950 I FORD (1949-54) METEOR (1955-56) PLYMOUTH DODGE (1949159) CHEV. (1949-53) PONTIAC (1954-59) COMPLETE ANY CAR Mufflers Installed C.T.C. INSTALLED PRICE Front and Back (1957-59) COMPLETE ANY CAR 17.25 17.65 17.90 17.65 17.15 17.25 17.40 17.25 19.25 19.10 17.40 17.90 8.90 7.70 9.10 10.15 9.40 The November meeting of the W.A. is to be at the home of Mrs. Robert Kirk. Mrs. Jo Barton will take the scripture and Mrs. Doug- Bone the paper. Mrs. J. Barton and Mrs. Grant Drewery will be the social committee. Turkey Supper Glad to hear Mr. Jack Mc- Carthy is home from hospital. We hope he improves each day. See Coming Events for infor- mation about this annugl supper‘ Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Read on the birth of a son at York County Hospital, Newmarket, on Friday, October Mr. and Mrs. Bert Middleton, Gretta, Nancy and Glen Mid- dleton spent Thanksgiving week end with Mr. and Mrs. James Ash and family at Moorefield; and on Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Middleton and Denise, and Mrs. Chas. Jordan, Keith and Gary Jordan of Thistlet‘own went to Moorefield and had Thanksgiving dinner at the Ash’s also. \ Mrs. A. Read and Mrs. J. Mc- Ewen assisted Mrs. Williams with the refreshments. Margaret Wil- liams also helped her mother. While the ladies were preparing lunch, Mr. Williams showed some slides of the church decor- ation at Thanksgiving a year ago, some of the choir, of the Morris- Baker wedding last June, and the Sunday School picnic of a year ago â€" they were all lovely and we enjoyed seeing them all. Carrville United Church Service at 10 a.m On Sunday, October 16, ser- vice will be at 10 a.m. at Carr- ville United Church, and the Sun- day School at the same hour. This will be a trial period till the end of December, so come on all you folks who want morning service, we hope we’ll see you at church. That is also to be our Thanksgiving service. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Wilson, Myra-Jane and Betty Anne Wil- son of Toronto spent Thanksgiv- ing weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Barton and on Monday Thanksgiving day. Mrs. J. Oliver and Helen of Richmond Hill, Mr. and Mrs. D. Barton and family of Beverley Acres and Mrs. John Ash Sr., Concord, all had dinner at the Jack Barton home and also celebrated Bonnie Barton’s fourth birthday with cake and ice cream. On Sunday, October 9, Rev. H. R. MacDonald was in charge of the service and has as Student Missionary, Mr. Derwyn Docken who had been at East McAuley, Saskatchewan, throughout the summer months, and told about his work on Sunday to the Carr- ville United Church congregation. Mr. and Mrs. StanleS' Harris- on's baby daugnter was baptized at Carrville Church on Sunday. Plans were completed for the turkey supper on October 26. Mrs. J. Melnic is to be in charge of the tables. Mrs. J. Williams is to be hostess and Mrs. J. Baker, Mrs. A. Read and Mrs. J. Mc- Ewen in charge of the kitchen. All other ladies are to wait on tables with all the additional help that can be had. Rev. MacDonald will hold the Thanksgiving service on Sunday, October 16, so it was decided to decorate the chancel of the church with appropriate vege- tables on Saturday evening, Oc- tober 15. The October meeting of the Carrville United Church was held at the home of Mrs. James Williams, on last Wednesday ev- ening. There were 10 ladies pres- ent. Mrs. J. Williams was in charge of the meeting. Mrs. Jack Barton read the pa- per, "The Good Providence of God" an appropriate reading for Thanksgiving time. The meeting opened with the theme hymn “Let the Beauty of Jesus Be Seen In Me," followed by the Lord’s Prayer. MiSS E. Sheppard led in the unison read- inJ of the General "‘hanksgiving. By proclamation of the Mayor and Council all citizens are urged to co-operate with the Fire Department in rid- ding themselves and the com- munity of conditions deem- ed likely to cause or spread fire. The proclamation is issued inviting observance of Fire Prevention Week, October 9th to 15th. “Our fire loss record speaks for itself" said Mayor Tomlin in paying tribute to the Fire Brigade. “but it is only a yardstick for improve- ment in the future.” BRING RESULTS THROUGH LIBERAL CLASSIFIEDS PHONE TU. 4-1105 Endorse Fire Prevention Week CARRVILLE Correspondent: Mrs. Bert Middleton Phone AL. 7-8920 $13.95 8 CYL. Sté.' Mari; This should be one of the big- gest races ever held in Canada â€"~ and its on the new quarter-mile track at Pinecrest. Top Canadian drivers will compete in this final race of the Canadian season. They will come from Toronto, Montreal, Quebec City, North Bay, Hamilton, Sudbury, Sault‘ Ch. “I...‘£_ v - There will be supermodified stock cars with any motor, chas- sis, or fuel, plus jaiopies, ladies’ stock car championships, go-cart championships and a mammoth wreck ’em race. The Canadian American As- sociation for Stock Car Auto Ra- cing Ltd., has been working all season to get all Big Five com- peting racing divisions together toicrompete. 2 p.m., with’ a total guarva‘gt'eéd purse of $5,555.00! The biggest International Big Five Meet ever to be held in Canada â€" will be held at Pine- crest Speedway (No. 7 Highway), this Saturday, October ‘5th, at This year it is planned to build 100 homes in the new sub- division and it is expecred that many of these will be electrically- heated, qualifying for gold med- allion standards, as the demand for this type of comfort living increases. Two all-electric homes are a- mong the model dwellings that Grandview Estates, as the name suggests, provides an exâ€" cellent view and overlooks the Don Valley. The site on the north side of Steeles Avenue between Yonge Street and Bayview Av~ enue was chosen by Schickendanz Bros., the builders of this new- est Bronze Medallion subdivision, because of its choice location close to transporta'ion and shopping centres, also schools and churches. Situated on rolling land, the Grandview Estates subd1visnon is being laid out in an imaginative manner. The builders have intro- duced seven basic designs of houses, varying from the two- storey to the split-level. to the bungalow style. Each design has at least two different fronts so that there is no similarity of houses, which eliminates any monotonous appearance. All Electric Dwellings Among Bronze Medallion Grandview Estates Homes Big 5 Meet, Pinecrest Close Season Saturday 3 FLOORS TO SERVE YOU 8 Pieces MATTRESS & BOX SPRIN' 580 MATTRESSES “Reg.$_59.50 each 778 ST. CLAIR AVE. WEST OPEN EVENINGS TORONTO LE. 2 - 5651 Special SLEEPS TWO CHOICE OF COLORS â€" ONLY EET'T'EN'ION'AEI'TVWKA‘E 5 .50 BRAND SMOOTH TOPS each ’ CONTINENTAL l CON 2 PC. BED CHESTERFIELD BUNK BEDS ARLINGTON FURNITURE CO. CONSISTING 0F BEDROOM LIVING ROOM 8. KITCHEN SUITE â€" Priced At Onlv . . . 3 ROOMS FURNITURE .wu, ouuuul'y, oault Kingston and Ottawa. [ BEDS BEDROOM SUITES $ â€"â€"-â€"â€"-â€"â€"â€"â€"â€" 39-5” FREE PILLOW Complete Only Priced At Only . . The subdivision has been plan- ned to please the aesthetic tastes of the prospective buyer. The houses will range from $19,000. upwards to $25,000. The area is in suburbia, where there is lots of clean, fresh air, but the sub~ division has all the facilities and services of the Metropolitan area. such as paved roads, sidewalks. sewers, water mains and yet it is still within less than thirty min- utes normal driving time to the downtown area by two main thoroughfares. Never before in Canadian stock-car racing history have there there been so many meets put together, to race so late in the season (American visitors are advised to pack their woo]- lies!). Prizes range from lst prize, $2,000; 2nd $1,000; 3rd, $450; 4th, $350; 5th, $250, right on down the line to 10th place. are on display near the entrance to the subdivision. These houses are not furnished so that visit- ors and prospective buyers may see the space saving features of electric heating and how unob- trusive are the baseboard con- vector type heaters. All the houses will have mo- dern, efficient electric water hea- ters. There will be 100 amp e1- ectric service in each house. On the streets there will be no un~ sightly wires. because backlot construction to take care of the hydro and telephone services will be provided. Only poles on which the lights are mounted will ap- pear on the streets and the wires leading to these poles will be underground. Police Chief Clarence Wide- man is reported to be rest- ing comfortably but still un- dergoing further tests. His many friends and well-wish- ers hope he will soon be back on the job at his desk in the municipal building, Buttonville. BEDS I 9 .95 e Only Chief C. Wideman Still In Hospital Still hospitalized at Sunny- bro_ok, Malikllqm Township $199. NO DOWN PAYMENT Richmond Hill 8: District Unit For information call Richmond Hill TU. 4-1328 TU. 4-2382 TU 4-482] Thornhill AV. 5-1603 AV. 5-1743 AV. i ;|. n. RAM-53¢ song - -n-n-n-m 7-u.( -u-u-n- ).u-u-n-n- I- -0- -u-n- -u-u-u-o.o.o& CANADIAN CANCER SOCIETY TU. 4-1313 Fuel Oil - Stove Oil - Burner Service For all your Veranda Steps 8- Tops Installed Colored Patio Slabs CONTINENTAL BEDS ' BETTER QUALITY 50 SMOOTH TOP Reg. $119.00 SALE 7 9x18â€"55c 12x24â€"..95c 1.8 x 18 â€" 95c 24 x 24 â€" $1.70 RED â€" YELLOW â€" WHITE â€" SLATE Maple ALpine 7-2650 Unionvllle 239 INDUSTRIAL CAST STONE PRE-CAST CONCRETE SIDEWALK SLABS AV. 5-2406 PATIO SLABS Choice of Colors 5 PIECES THORNHILL â€" AV. 5-3111 MONDAY T0 FRIDAY 7:00 am. â€" 5:00 pm. SATURDAY till 3500 pm. Plant Located on Observatory Lane Just East of Stop 23A Yonge Street DISCONTINUED SIZE 16 x 16 . . . . . . 600 each CASH AND CARRY CHROME KITCHEN NO CHARGE FOR DELIVERY BUDGET TERMS AVAILABLE (ITCHEN SUITES CHEST 0F DRAWERS FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY â€" ONLY 24” x 30” x 2” â€" $1.50 SAVE AV. 5-4825 Complete Only WITH EACH SLEEPING UNIT XMAS PHOTOGRAPHS LAGERQUIST STUDIO Where Quality and Value Meet SAVE MONEY ON OUR PACKAGE DEALS 93 Yonge St. S. TU. 4-2791