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The plan provides a warranty of one year from time of purâ€"4 chase from ANY of the mem- ber dealers for ANY repairs re- quired ((excepting accidents) al- lowing 15 per cent ofl parts and labor. Present your bill with your certificate and discount it 15 per cent. It's as straight- forward as that. Guaranteed Warranty is only‘ I year or two old but already has 6,200 dealer members. Its growth promises blanket cover- age soon for the (1.8. and Canada. Dodge Ontario joined this plan because we see it as an u-id to franchised new car deal- ers to gain and keep the con- fidence of used car buyers. By and large its membership list is a suggestive guide to dealers with similar motives across the country. A national list of members‘ covering 5 provinces for motor-‘ lsts planning to travel is avail- Ible from the dealers‘ associaâ€" tion and a province-wide list can be obtained in our dealership. 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Watch ociaâ€" 1 ‘ O :3"; Repairs J; SHIRT SERYJQE MOTORS LIMITED [Approve Bus ITransportation iln Danger Areas Parents of school children ofl Vaughan Township in the Jef- ferson, Concord, Sherwood dis- tricts and an area on No. 27 Highway will be deeply thank- ful to learn that the township school area board, meeting Thursday night, decided to pro- vide transportation for children living less than two miles from school in these recognized dan- ‘ger areas. Open Evenings ‘til IO P. M. Mr. Norman Jackman, busi-1 ness administrator, gave an out-‘ line of the proposed routes‘ which will require two more panel buses, and was authorized to complete arrangements with Langdon‘s buses for the coming term. Vice-chairman Mona Robert- son reviewed the history of the transportation problem. and 1stated. in placing the motion, ‘that the proposed plans includâ€" ed the people who are now pay- ing for transportation of school children in two ways â€" through taxation and an additional sum for the transportation of their own children â€" in Jefferson, Concord and Sherwood. “These parents have shown a greater realization of the dangers," she said, “and I feel that they should be the first to benefit from an enlarged transporta- tion program.” Mrs. Dorothy Robertson was the seconder of the motion, which passed unan- imously. Two of the Jefferson parents, who have fought for the rein- statement of bus transportation in their area for the past year. thanked the board for their de- cision, saying. "You have no idea how it feels to know your children are walking on Yonge street.” The cost of the increased transportation service was es- timated to be about one mill. Some savings are anticipated by co-operation with the boards \of the high and separate schools. SUDBURY : Alderman Ernestl Proulx charged that the Ontario Municipal Association conven- tions are nothing but a big party and a waste of taxpayers‘ mon- ey. The councillor was oppos- ing the addition of the Mayor to a six member delegation of council members going to the convention at Niagara Falls in August stuart green JEWELLERS} Newtonbrook Plaza Yonge St. Willowdale BA. 5-0571 ON THE PREMISES FAST, EFFICIENT LIMITED “III-Alum (Continued from page 1) III, Eng. Lit. III, History II, Latin A. c. French A. c. French Comp. c. Craigie, Sharon: Eng. Comrp. c, Eng. Lit. c, History 11. Latin A. c, Latin C. c. French A. c, French C. III, German A. 111, German C. III. Darker, John: Eng. Lit. c. Alg. III, Geom. III, Bot II, Zoo. III. Davis, James: History 111, Geom. II, Tr-ig. II, Zoo. c. Chem c, French A. c, French C. c. Ewing, J-ames: Eng. Comp. c. Eng. Lit. c, Alg. II, Geom. I, Trig. 11, Physics 111, Chem. 0, French C. c. Fen‘wick, James: Eng. Comp 11, Eng. Lit. II, Alg. III, Geom III, Trig. 1, Physics 11. Chem 111, French A. c, French C. c. Fletcher, Ann: Eng. Comp. c, Eng. Lit. III, History III, Alg. c, Geom. III, Tr-ig. III. Bot. III, Zoo. c. Release School Results Folliott. Larry: Eng. Comp. I, Eng. Lit. I, Alg. I, Geom. I, Trig. 1, Physics 1, Chem. I. French A. 1, French C. II. Fraser, Barry: Eng. Comp. c, Eng. Lit. c. Alg. II, Geom. III. Trig. II, Physics II, Chem. c, French A. c, French C. c. Gibson, Sara: Eng. Comp. III, Eng. Lit. 11, History 1. Bot. c, Zoo. II, Latin A. c. Latin C. c, French A. 11, French C. III. Cladding. Jean: Eng. Comp. III, Eng. Lit. I, History II, Geom. c, Trig. III, Zoo. 1, Chem. 111, French A. 11, French C. c. Gladdvin‘g, Joan: Eng. Comp. II. Eng. Lit. 111, History 11, Zoo. III, Chem. c, Latin A. c, Latin C. c. French A. 111, French C. II. Grant, Carolyn: Eng. Comp. c, Eng. Lit. II, Alg. III, Bot. 11, Z00. c, Latin A. 11, Latin C. 111, French A. 11, French C. III. Haldane, John: Eng. Comp. 11, Eng. Lit. II, History III, Alg. c, Geom. II, Trig. III. Physics 111, Chem. c. â€" _Méébwan,' Janet: Eng. Comp 111, Eng. Lit. c, History c, Bot. I Zoo. II. French A. c, French C Hallmlan, Gx‘am: Eng. Comp. I, Eng. Lit. II, Alg. I, Geom. I, Trig. 1, Physics I, Chem. I. Lalt- in A. c, Latin C. c. _"}_Iâ€"zi-rlfiéy,7Carole: Bot. 11, Z00 III, French A. c. fiiggins, Suzanne: Eng. Comp. III, Eng. Lit. c, Zoo. 0, French A. c, French C. c. 'Héwarfh, Elaine: Eng. Comp. 11, Eng. Lit. c, History c, Latin A. c. French A. III, French C. hKInééléy, Peter} Eng. Comp c, Eng. Lit. c, History c, A-lg‘ III. Geom. III, Zoo. c.~ c, German A. c, German C. c.1 Hunt, Deirdre: Eng. Com-p. c, Eng. Lit. II, Bot. c, Zoo. c, Latin A. c, Latin C. c, French A. 111, French C. c. Huston, Marilyn: Eng. Comp. 111, Eng. Lit. II, Alg. I, Geom. III, Trig. II. Bot. 1, Zoo. 111, French A. III, French C. c. Jones, Carole: Eng. Comp. II, Eng. Lit. c, Geom. II, Zoo.\c. Chemistry III, Latin A. c, Latin C. c, French A. c, French C. c. Lake, Mary: Eng. Comp. c. Eng. Lit. 11, History 11, Bot. c, Zoo. c, Latin A. c, Latin C. c, French A. c, French C. c. V7 M'acan-uel, Carole: En-g. Comrp c, Eng. Lit. 11, History III, Zoo III, Chem. c. French A. c._ Manning, Robert: Eng. Comp. 1, Eng. Lit. I, Alg. I. Geom. I, Trig. 1, Physics 1, Chemistry I, French A. I, French C. II. Gets letter, Wire From Queen,P.M. On 100 Birthday Mrs. C. A. Roberts, a former residenrt of Jefferson, received a telegram from Queen Eliza- beth and letter from the Prime Minister last week as she cele- brated her 100th birthday. Mrs. Roberts, whose birthday was Aug. 3, lives now at her son’s home in Wimowdale. On Saturday open house was held at the Roberts home, at- tracting guests from across the country. Five of Mrs. Robert's l3 chil- dren are still living. In addit- ion, 24 grandchildren and 19 great-grandchildren are living. Matéufiaga’, David: Eng. Comp 285 - 1128 c, Eng. Lit. III, Alg. I, Geom. I, Trig. I, Physics 1. Chemistry I. French A. c, French C. c. Methe, Gail: Eng. Comp. c, Eng. Lit. 11, History I, Bot. 11, Zoo. II, Latin A. I, Latin C. I, French A. 1. French C. III. Miller, Ronald: Eng. Comp. c. Geom. c, Trig. II, Physics c, Chemistry c. Moryto, Richard: Eng. Comp‘ c, Eng. Lit. III. Alg. I, Geom III, Trig. I, Physics II, Chem 11, French A. c. French C. c. Munro. William: Eng. Alg. c, Geom. c, Trig. c‘ Neal, Robert: Eng. Comp. Eng. Lit. III, Alg. I, Geom Trig. I, Physics 1, Chem French A. 11, French C. II. Orr. Sheila: Eng. Comp. III, Eng. Lit. I, History I, Bot. I. Zoo. 11, Latin A. 11, Latin C. II, French A. II, French C. II. Osmond. David: Eng. Comp. c, Eng. Lit. II, Alg. c, Geom. c, Trig. II, Physics III, Chem. c, French A. II, French Comp. II. Partington. John: Eng. Comp c. Eng. Lit. II, Alg. I, Geom. I. Trig. 1, Physics I, Chem. 1 French A. I, French Comp. I. Rabinowitch, Royden: Eng Comp. c, Eng. Lit. II, History c Rabinowitch, David: - Engl Comp. c, Eng. Lit. III, Zoo. c. Sale. David: Eng. Comup. II, Eng. Lit. I. Alg. I, Geom. I. Trig. I, Physics 1. Chem. I. French A. c, French C. III. Stephenson, Leah: Eng. Comp. 111, Eng. Lit. III, Alg. c, Geom. c, Trig. c, Physics III, Chem. c, French A. c, French C. III. Scrimger, Keith: Eng. Comp. c, Eng. Lit. c, Trig. 0, Chem. 0 Concord Ratepayers Change StandJ Want Public Hearing Edgeley Water‘ "Were Misinformed" In a statement to “The Lib- eral" this week, R. M. McLean. president of the Concord Com- munity Ratepayers Associatiom announced that contrary to the association's decision of last week that they would withdraw their objections to Vaughan: Township's proceeding with the proposed new Edgeley water area without a public hearing, the association huad instead, maintained its objection to the dispensing‘1with a ‘public hear- ing. The weather was perfect for the Victoria Square District Lions Club Auction Sale and Funifare held last Friday eve- ning and Saturday in the Vic- toria Square Community Park. Lions Hold Successful Auction Sale, Funfare On Friday evening, the rum- mage sale was held and the goods for the auction sale were on display. Saturday afternoon Alvin Farmer as auctioneer and Gor- don Orr as clerk, took charge of the auction sale with part of it being held outside. The ma- jor portion, consistng of every imaginable article from an an- tique toilet to complete bed- room suites was held in the new community building. There were many antique ar- ticles and prices were very good. Six flowered soup dishes sold for $8; a pine chest (the whole chest having been made from one piece of pine) sold for $16.50; a solid oak table went for $11. The children enjoyed them- selves with pony rides and fish- pond. The ladies auxiliary of the Lions Club held the bake sale. They also sold refreshments. Mrs. H. Collard made a large ‘spon'ge cake and a lucky draw was held wi¢h Mrs. Gordon Mortson the winner. 7 Bingo was played both eve- nmgs. it 10 pm. Saturday evening, the lucky draws were held with Cousins Reopen Dairy Stand At Heights Centre Cousin’s Dairy Bar in the Richmond Heights Centre, Rich- mond Hill, reopened for busi- ness last weekend following a three-week closure. Donald Glass, vice-president car driven by John W-indrow of! of the firm, Said TUGSday that Toronto, plowed into the rear water and sewers have now of a car driven by Ivan Kozn-ijcz been piped into the building. of Buffalo, last Tuesday. The lines were brought across Paul George Szasz, Willow- from the east Side Of Yonge dale, was charged with chang- Street by the company to com ing lanes without signalling form With 10081 bylaWS- properly after an accident near The ice cream bar was closed Yonge Street and Crosby Ave. at the request 0f the York involving his car and a vehicle County Health Unit when it was driven by Gerald Faubert of ‘found that these facilities were Paincourt, Ont. Police estimated \lacking late last month. W; __ _'_ lawns “u: Anal. muuuu. I Dr. W. B. Hogarth. deputyKING TWP! King Township medical officer of health for the Council has received notice from county, said this week that thefithe Attorney General's office. firm had complied with all re- that township population and quirements laid down by his assessment has reached the department under the Health point where it must hire its own Act. police force. 1The decision had been reached, Mr. McLean stated, when it was learned that the executive members had been misinformed on one point. Lit‘ Stoddart. Pamela: Eng. Comp. c, Eng. Li‘t. II, Alg. I, Geom. II, Trig. II, Physics III, Chem. 11. French A. II. French C. III. Sturdy. Sharon: Eng. Comp. 111, Eng. Lit. c, History c, Latin A. c, Latin C. c. French A. III, French C. III, German A. c, German C. c. Teetzel. Bruce: Eng. Comp. II, Eng. Lit. I, Alg. II. Geom. III, Trig. 11, Physics I, Chem. 11, French A. 11, French C. c. Thorn, Sheryl: Eng. Comp. III, Eng. Lit. 111, History c. Zoo. c, Chem. c, Latin A. 111, Latin C. c, French A. c, French C. c. ' Toye, Sandra: Eng. Comp. III Eng. Lit. c, Alg. c, Trig. c. Turner, Graham: Eng. Comp. c. Eng. Lit. c. Alg. II, Geom. II, Trig. 1, Physics c, Chem. c, French C. c. Tyson, David: Eng. Comp. II, Eng. Lit. c, Alg. c. Geom. III. Trig. II, Physics 111. Wainwright. Donna: Eng. Comp. c, Eng. Lit. c, Geom. c, Bot. c, Latin A. c. Wilcox. Richard: Eng. Comp. I, Eng. Lit. c, History c, Bot. III, Zoo. II. Latin A. c, Latin C. c, French A. c. I {III Wilson, Joan: Eng. Comp. III, Alg. c, Trig c. Weir, Dave: History c, Botany III, Zoo. c. Winstone, Diane: Eng. Com-p. III. Eng. Lit. 111, History 11, Latin A. III, Latin C. c. French A. c, French C. c, German A. c, German C. c. The following students regis- tered in Grade XII have been They had been told that the new well, chlorination 1 and iron removal treatment equipment were being in- stalled at the "insistence" ] of the Ontario Water Re- 1 sources Commission and ' would accordingly have to be done whether a hearing was being held or not. I When the association learned that this was not the case. that. the 0.W.R.C. had not insisted on the work and was not com- pelling the township to proceed with it, they decided that a pub- lic hearing before the Ontario Municipal Board would be in the best interests of the ratepayers of the entire township who will, largely, pay for the the following winners: Portable TV#Mrs. Mary E. Cm, King City; bicycleâ€"H. Pat- terson, RR 2, Gormley; tran- sistor radioâ€"B. Sandiford, Gormley Garage; steam iron-â€" Muriel Mortson, Victoria Square; hand mixer â€"- Jerry Fulston, 146 Markham Rd, Richmond Hill. in the district which com- prises Gormley, Headrford, But- tonville, Victoria Square, and the area between the T‘anline ‘alnvd Highway 7, and Con. 3 and Stong. Ronald: Geom. c, Trig Mrs. C. Nichols was in charge of a display of sick room sup- plies and equipment aimin- istered by the Lions Club for loan in the community. All proceeds from the auct- ion sale and funtfare will be used for community purposes Damage Reaches $1,500 Figure In 4 Accidents Four auto accidents last week in Richmond Hill resulted in al- most $1,500 damage. A 1955 model car driven by George Filkas of Toronto was completely wrecked when it veered ofi‘ Elgin Mills Slderoad near Bayview Avenue and roll- ed over. according to police. At Yonge Street near Vaugh- an Road, a rear end collision resulted in $500 damage and in- ‘juries to two passengers. A car driven by Jacques La- pierre of Aurora, collided with the rear of a car driven by Nor- ma Schubert of Brockville. Pat- ricia Schubert, 22. and Mrs. J. Schubert, 47, both of New Lis- keard suffered slight injuries in :the mishap. At Yonge and Arnold Streets, $350 damage resulted when a car driven by John W-indrow of Toronto, plowed into the rear of a car driven by Ivan Koznijcz of Buffalo, last Tuesday. project. successful in the Grade XIII subjects, as indicated: B'oake, Kingdon: Eng. Comp‘ c, History III, Geom. 0, Zoo. c‘ 'Haworih. Kyra: Eng. Comp II. Eng. Lit. III. History c, Zoo‘ III. Keith, Alexander: Geom. 11, Physics c. Link. Constance: Zoo. c. Lucas, Larry: Bot. 11, Z00. III Miller, Sheila: Zoo. c. Passmore, Nancy: Eng. Com-p. c, Eng. Lit. III, Bot. 0, Latin A. III, Latin C. c. Savage, Susan: Zoo. c. Scott, Margaret: Eng. Comp. c, Eng. Lit. III. Stong, Ronald: Geom. c. Trig: Wagner, Monte: Physics e. White, John: Eng. Comp. c, Eng. Lit. c. Alg. c. Geom. c‘ Chem. c. ‘White, Peter: Bot. III. Wilson, Wendy: Eng. Comp II, Eng. Lit. c. The Upper School Scholar- ships and Awards are as follows: Richmond Hill High School Stafi‘ Scholarship for Highest Standing in eight papers, in- cluding English: Robert Man- ning. Student Association Prize for second highest standing: David Sale. High School Board Prize for third high-est standing: Larry Folliott. Mary Bunting Izzard Schol- arship for Grade XIII English: Robert Manning. The Frank S. Hogg Memorial Plaque for highest standing in Grade XIII Mathematics, Phys- ics and Chemistry: David Sale. The Donald Leno Memorial Scholarship for Grade XIII Modern Languages and History: Gail Methe. The Morley Kinnee Plaque for highest standing in Grade XIII English: Robert Manning. The Kinette Clwb Scholarship for highest student entering the nursing profession: Sheila Orr. The top six students are as follows: Robeg-t Manning: 8 firsts, 1 sec- 0nd. David Sale: 6 firsts, 1 second, 1 third, 1 cred-it. Larry Folliott: 8 firsts, 1 second. Robert Neal: 5 firsts, 2 seconds, 1 third, 1 credit. 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