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Richmond Hill Lions Hall MONDAY, DEC. 18“: WILSON - NIBLETT CANADA’S N01 CHAIN SAW "all" SIN! “I mnnnoul, on. Come in and look over our display of 65 us» CARS 55 fâ€"â€". % Reliable Mower Servuce WELL DON’T WASTE TIME ON THAT OLD AND TROUBLESOME CHAIN SAW When your engine is turning willingly but still won’t fire - - DON’T pump the gas pedal, you’ll only flood the combustion chamber with raw gasoline. INSTEAD press the gas pedal to the floor and HOLD IT THERE While the engine turns over. This way extra air Will be added to the mixture - which probably was over rich. TRADE NOW 61 61 61 61 61 Chev. Convertible Impala, V8, Auto- matic trans, radio, whitewallls, wind- shield washers. Coma-1r Sedan Custom 700, automatic transmission Chev. Convertible Impala, V8, auto- matic trans, power steering, power brakes, radio, whit‘ewalls, windshield washers Chev. 4 Dr. Belavir. V8, automatic trans, power steering, radio, white- walls, windshield washers Chev. 2 Dr. Impala Hardtop, 6 cyl.. automatic trans. power steering, pow- er brakes, radio, whitewalls 60 Chev. 4 Dr. Biscayne, 6 cyl., standard trans, radio 60 Studebaker 2 Dr. Lark, 6 cyl., stand- 355 Yonge St. N. AV. 5-4991 - TU. 4-1194 Just North of Richmond Heights Centre ard trans.. whitewavlls 7 60 Taunls 2 Dr., radio, two-tone 60 Chev. 4 Dr. Biscayne, V8, automatic trans, radio. whitewalls 60 Corvalr 4 Dr. Custom 500, stand-and trans. 60 Riley 4 Dr. 1-5 59 Chev. 4 Dr. Beluair. 6 cyl., standard 60 Riley 4 Dr. 1-5 59 Chev. 4 Dr. Beluair, 6 cyl., standard trans, radio, whitewalls 59 Chev. 2 Dr. Biscayne, 6 cyl.. standard trans, two-'tone 59 Vauxhall 4 Dr. Standard, 4 cyl., stan- dard transmission . 59 Oldsmobile 2 Dr. Hard-top 88, auto- matic trans. power steering, power brakes, two-tone, whitewalls, radio (Acreman) 59 Vauxhall 4 Dr. Cresta. 6 cyl., stand- ard trans.. radio, whitewalls 59 Mercury 2 Dr. Montcalm Hardtop, automatic tra-ns., power steering. pow- er brakes, radio. two-tone, whitewal‘ls 59 Riley Sedan. radio. two-tone 59 Chev. 4 Dr. Biscayne. automatic trans, 6 cyl., radio 59 Volkswagen 2 Dr., Deluxe, radio PIONEER CHEVROLET, OLDSMOBILE, F.85, CORVAIR, ENVOY, O.K. USED CARS 0N A BRAND NEW a you want to .N',‘ ‘ U" 11/, E; 7i: make more I J g money? RICHMOND HILL, ONTARIO PHONE: TU.4-1124 MOTORS LTD. HOW TO START YOUR CAR IN COLD WEATHER HINTS 58 Ford 2 Dr. Custom 300. 6 cyl, auto- matic trans., radio, whitewalfls 58 Ford Convertible, V8, automatic trams., rad‘io, power steering, power brakes. whitewalls 58 Rambler 4 Dr. Sniper V8, automatic tnans., radio 58 Thames Van 58 Chev. 2 Dr. Biscayne. 6 cyd., autom- atlc trans, radio, two-tone 58 Chev. 2 Dr. Belair Hardtop, V8, auto- matic trans, radio, whitewal‘ls. wheel discs 58 Consul 4 Dr., 4 cyl., standard trans. 58 Volkswagen 2 Dr. Deluxe, radio 58 Chem 2 Dr. Delray, 6 cyl., standard trans. 57 Oldsmobile 4 Dr. Super 88, automatic trans, power steering, power brakes. radio, twoatone 57 Vauxhall 4 Dr. Super, two-tone 57 Chev. 2 Dr., 6 cyl.. standard trans. 57 Ford 2 Dr.. V8, standard transmission, two-tone, radio 57 Chev. 2 Dr. Belair, 8 cyl., standard trans, radio 57 Ford 4 Dr. Fail-lane Hardtop, V8, automatic trans whirtewale. radio 57 Oldsmobile 2 Dr. 98 Hardtop, auto- matic trans, power steering, power brakes, radio, whitewalls, power windows 56 Ford 2 Dr. Fairlane, V8, standard trans, radio, whitewallls, two-tone 56 Cadillac 2 Dr. Coupe, automatic trans, power steering, power brakes, radio, whitewalls 58 Ford 2 Dr. Ranch Wagon, 6 cyl., stan- dard transmission 56 Dodge 2 Dr. Suburban, 6 cyl., stand- ard trans. 55 Buick, Special, automatic, radio 55 Chev. Coach, 6 cyl., standayd trans. 55 Ford 4 Dr. Fairlane, V8. automatic trans., radio, whitewalls, two-tone 61-10-1 DECEMBER 15 â€" Friday at 8.30 pm. Christmas bridge and euchre sponsored by the Cath- olvic Women's League at St. Mary Immaculate School, Tr-ayborn Drive. Refreshments and door prizes. Admission 50 cents. DECEMBER 16 â€" Saturday. 8.00 pm. at Victoria Square Community Hall. Christmas Turkey Draw and Euchre Party sponsored by Victoria Orange Lodge L.O.L. 2368. Richmond Hill. *1w24 All phases of police work had increased, declared the commi't- tee, with a great deal of time being spent in major crime in- vestigations. That increase was general in all departments. it was said. Finger-printing and photography, for instance, was up considerably. ‘ H 41.; DECEMBER 18 â€" Monday 8 pm. Richmond Hill Bridge Club, Richmond Thea/Ere Grill, Tur- key Bpidge. Admission $1.25. c1w24 “This shows the more serious nature of some crimes that are on the increase in the County of York," said county council‘s police committee, making its re- port to the full council. It pointed out that there were more cases in higher courts this year as evidence of the increase in major crimes. Policing of courts by the county's security guard had also increased greatly. A further problem along these lines would come into existence with the opening of a court in Richmond L-:_,. Hill Serious Crimes Are Increasing Committee Says sought Coming Events A: Eoiution was being c1w24 (By Toby Shore) A former re-eve and council member of Vaughan Township, James H. Robson celebrated his 80th birthday on November 24, at his home on the 7th con- cession. Vaughan. Gathered around him were 30 members of his family in- cluding his sons Frank, Bert and Charlie and his daughter, Jean, (Mrs. Roy Bowen), who all live nearby and daughters Helen (Mrs. Wes Obleman) of Lem- berg, S'ask., and Marion (Mrs. Ray McDougall), of Calgary, Alberta and several friends. Mr. Robson was born in the Purpleville Area, Vaughan In a New York junkyard of old can not so long back, a man with a sharp eye for antique autos found a delapidated hulk thafc appeared to be of European vintage. A Vaughan Township girl, Anne Miller of Nashville, won provincial honours recently and was presented with one of four Ontario Women’s Institute Scholarships at the York Coun- ty 4-H Homemaking Club Ach- ievement Day held in Aurora. The award, valued at $100, was presented by Mrs. Elton He paid the un- suspecting j u n k dealer $350 for it and thereby got the ' world’s rarest and most valuable clas sic car. It was a Bugatti . Royale, made around 1927‘ by a strange feudal sort of auto maker M. R. Bear in French Alsace-Lorraine. Every piece of the intricate, 130 mileâ€"an-hour beauty was hand made and to antique car collectors the $350 junk was priceless. It is to car collectors what a rare stamp is to stamp collectors. Vaughan Girl Winner 0f 4-H Scholarship Originally the car cost $40,- 000 _ for the engine and chas- sis, acnd King Alphonso of Spain, its original owner, paid extra for the coachwork. This car. In the language of car dealers, was a “clunker”. Most dealers run across clun- kers now and then. although few ever have the thrill, or the misfortune. to acquire a hidden gem like the Bugatti Royale. But the “as is” car can be a godsend for the man with a little mechanical knack, or the time and interest to repair it. An old car though, is a problem for the car dealer â€" he knows that the car is basically sound, but the price it would bring even in top shape isn’t worth turning skilled mechanics loose on it. We often have good older cars that can be run for a year or a summer without fixing, of- fering transportation that’s al- most cheaper than shoe leather. THE DODGE ONTARIO CAR CO. LTD. 5959 Yonge St. at Cummer Willowdale LOW COST TRANSPORTATION PROMPT COURTEOUS SERVICE Grouped around Mr. Robson are (left to right): sons Frank. Bert. and Charles, and daughters Jean (Mrs. Roy Bowen), Helen (Mrs. Wes Obleman) and Marion (Mrs. Ray McDougall). Highly respected and well beloved senior citi W1 James Robson of Vaughan Township relaxes with the members of his family at his 80th birtl day celebrations. Still enjoying excellent health Mr. Robson enjoys a busy bustling life. ,l_gme§ ‘Rgbiqn _____ elebrates His 80th Birthday $50.00 $315 STARTING TIME-8 P.M. FULLCARDTOGO JACKPOT NUMBERS CALLED Township and at the age of 6 moved to the farm, with hi: family, on the 7th concessiox opposite the Purpleville SchooT where he still lives today and is the only original reéidenl still living in that neighbor- hood. Anne is a member of the' Merry Lea 4-H Homemaking Club of South Vaughan of which Mrs. George Foster is club lea- der. A 1961 honour graduate of Woodbridge High School, she is now a first-year student at Wellesley School of Nursing in Toronto. ' fl Refreshments were served, tea r... being poured by Mrs. F. Sharp %. of Soarbonough and Mrs. M. Carmam of Toronto (nieces) also .3 by Mrs. Nlickerson of Richvale. % An additional surprise was pro- vided by the gift of a beautiful 5-. wedding cake with “Greetings _ from the Canada Bread Com-g ny”. Mr. and Mrs. Atbbey were 5-. also recipients at many lovely % and useful gifts. .‘ j ‘ He farmed the 350 acres in mixed farming and in 1911 he tore down the original buildings that were made of logs and reused the materials to build a larger barn. In 1926, he built the present house. A Armstrong, Women’s Institute official, for outstanding work in 4-H homemaking which includes cooking, sewing and first-aid. The winner has also completed 12 homemaking projects, qual- ifying her for provincial hon- ours. Always active in the commun- ity Mr. Robson was a member of the local school board until 1921 when he ran for council On entering their home, Mr. and Mrs. Abbey were amazed to find the inter-floa- beaut-ifully dec- oralted with golden streamers and yellow Chrysanthemums. Their next surprise was to find forty guests arriving, who were greeted by the bridal couple of fifty years ago, Mrs. Abbey re- ceiving the guests and wore a grey taffeta silk dress, with pink rose corsalge. Surprise â€" in fact, several surprises â€" greeted Mr. and Mrs. Walter Abbey when theytg returned to their home at 123! r,‘ Garden Avenue, ngstafi, early om the evening of November 23rd. To commemorate “the a: day", the Golden Wedding an- g n-iversvary of their parents, sons Robert and Arthur of Langstaff ,5 had entertained them with din- fl ner at the Town and Country Club, Toronto. M; Mr. & Mrs. Walter Abbey Honoured 50th Anniversary COLORED TO SUIT 3’ TO 15' 5840 Yonge St. Willowdale Nursery Christmas Trees Spruce - Balsam Scotch Pine COMPETENCE EXPER ‘ ‘7‘); ( ‘ ‘7 RELIABILITY Houonv roan SPECIALS 29_X9_N§F a: 5- gaAn-u-n'am-n'u'fim‘h‘fi'fix‘b‘fi-a sis-we'veafifififiEKfiK’fiKfiWMfiflm“fl#fi%fiifimfil§§5fimflmflflmflm "ORDER NOW FOR FRESH, ONTARIO J CHRIsans CHRISTMAS" r. Jifl {2 Fresh & Frozen Hen Turkeys ‘8. Capons Also Available IWWfiEWWWWWWWMKWfiWWWm Mixed Nuts I lb. cello bag 49c com 2 14 oz. tins 35C gmaiamma»:mazmammmammanmaimnmmaxmmmmanhuman: fl’fliflififl 4amaamammmammzmmmmm&fixmmmfiflhfimfimamzammmaamfima §YELLOW RIPE gxmfixwmmemwaxwfizwmflmxxmg :nd was.a councillor from 1924 'ollowed by terms as deputy- 'eeve till 1929. In 1930 he was :iected reeve. On the comple- ion of 25 years of service to .he Township of Vaughan, he ivas presented with a gold head- ed cane. > He is a mason and immed- ~' ~ M“ ‘WPsid'-nt of the Wood- ECopaco Sliced COOKED RICHMOND HILL 23Wififififimfiififi'fiiflfi'figEEKWW’MWWKWWWWm FANCY “WWW 6 oz. jar CALIFORNIA XMAS NAVEL Large Sizell3's doz. W339!!! bridge Fair Board The many friends in and a-' round Maple and the many scattered readers of “The Lib- eral" salute a respected and kindly senior citizen - James‘ H. 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