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ichmond Hill Lions Hem lONDAY, SEPT. 11".. OPEN EVENINGS SALE 6 cylinder, aufomatic. 54 Oldsmobile, needs work 53 Chevrolet . . . . . . . . . . . 35 Chevrolet . . . . . . . . . . . 61 Volkswagen Deluxe . . . . l leather seats, low mileage 61 Volkswagen Deluxe . . . . . 1 with leather 60 Dodge Pioneer V8 . . . . . . automatic, black with red 60 Meteor, 6 cylinder, only .. 60 Studebaker Lark V8 59 Simca Vedette V8 . . . . . . . . 59 Prefect 4 Door . . . . . . . . . . 58 Chevrolet V8, automatic . Silver grey metallic Black with whitewall tires 58 Ford Fairlane V8 . . . . . . . . . . . . . Automatic. radio. power steering 57 Dodge 4 Door, radio . . . . . . . . . . . 57 Austin A95 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56 Chevrolet 4 Door . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54 Pontiac Hardtop . . . . . . . . . . . . . Most of the above cars are trade-ins on new 1962 Chev- rolets and Oldsmobiles. All have been inspected and reconditioned. 58 Chevrolet 4 Door, radio AV.5-2303 ME. 3-8572 â€" ME. 3-9506 C.'M. LESLIE MOTOR PRODUCTS LTD. KING CI'I'Y AN ADDRESS YOU'LL BE PROUD OF . . . . . RENTAL OFFICES ON PREMISES I. Located At Colbourne and Elmwood We Must Clear The Way For ’63’3 Country club living â€" KING SIZED and filtered. No more hot highway driving for you, just use it anytime from noon till â€" 9 pm. â€" fenced for safety, spot-lighted at night. â€"To speed you automatically and silently in complete comfort. FIRE PROOF â€" 533535553 Aifi‘t’i‘o’i’i‘ifi offirfooyo‘iflroofoiflio’o'tioo. With factory fresh fridges and stoves, lots of cupboard space EQUIPPED â€" 31:3: ZT§°E£EEO§SE Igofivoglifryoiosoi‘yv com?“ °" F.M. _ Into each suite _ no extra charge and m control it. l lARGE BALCONIES _ roo yooo oooooo oooaooo oomoooo. FREE TV HOOKIIP â€" FREE INTERCOM â€" FREE PARKING â€" Brand New Ultra Modern Buildings â€" ONLY STEPS AWAY FROM All CONVENIENCES Check These Outstanding Features ..... LARGE SEPTEMBER One year GM Warranty available on most cars. landscaped 8. Flood-lit Buildings Set In Beautiful Residential Area NOW RENTING GMAC FINANCING APARTMENTS interior TE. 3-5301 One and two bedroom suites, modern in every detail â€" (also some bachelors) $1,495.00 1,495.00 1,195.00 1,095.00 1,295.00 1,295.00 695.00 1,295.00 1,795.00 1,395.00 695.00 595.00 795.00 250.00 100.00 100.00 ofier \ OCTOBER 2 â€" Tuesday. R.N.A. ‘ 0. members interested in a bus ‘ trip to see “12 Angry Men" at the Crest Theatre, Toronto, please contact Miss B. Tunney or Mrs. M. Wright. The bus will leave York County Hospital at; 6 pm. The charge will be $3.50 I approximately. c1w11 SEPT. 26 â€" Wednesday. 2 pm. Kingcraft Birthday meeting at home of Lady Flavelle, “Kings- wold”, 7th Concession, King. 1 c2w11 OCTOBER 24 â€" Wednesday. Hot turkey supper sponsored by the Laskay United Church Women. Admission by ticket only, contact members or phone TE. 3-5506. Adults $1.75, child- ren 75 cents OCTOBER 3 â€" Wednesday. York North Women's Liberal Association autumn tea at the home of Mrs. Charles Peterson. 32 Victoria St., Aurora, from 3 to 5.30 pm. Admission 50 cents. Everyone welcome. c2w11 OCTOBER 1 â€" Monday. Re- fresher course for Registered Nurses. Attention â€"- Accepted Applicants are reminded, the Refresher Course will commence at 7 pm. Please submit fee of $10 to Mrs. Mae McAfee, 202 Queen St. immediately. c1w11 SEPTEMBER 21 â€" Friday at 8 pm. Richmond Hill Naturalists meet in Gordon Maclaren Audi- torium, Public Library. Wel- come to all‘interested persons and members. Refreshments. clwll SEPTEMBER 18 â€" Tuesday, pm. Bridge and euchre w held at the Masonic Hall, Cr by Ave., sponsored by 0,}: 75c. Refreshments and prize BINGO every Wednesday even- ing at 7.45 pm. at the Canadian Legion Branch 375. Carrville Roa'd. tfc48 EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT â€" Euchre, Legion Hall, Carrville Road West. 8.15 p.111. tfc39 Coming Events Friday at 8 Naturalists prizes clwll O.E.S clwll iros- Elmwood Ave surance company- “Euler Inspec‘ Chief Robbins said he organ- tors and the fire Chlef' ized police activities at the Also tabled before council was scene to conduct searches, set a report from Police Chief R. up road blocks. evacuate resi- P. Robbins concerning the Part dents and control looting. Nearâ€" The plant is regularly inspec- ted by the Department of Labor, Ontario Energy Resources, in- surance company, boiler inspec- tors and the fire chief. ylene and liqujfied petroleum trucks,” the chief suggested. Markham Rd. Isolate Propane Says Fire Chief (Continued from page gimp mm? ‘ Here are some of the 40-odd prizes being given away in the Back-Toâ€"School Lucky Buck Contest sponsored by Richmond Heights Centre merchants. Anyone can enter by filling out at Lucky Buck coupon available at all stores in the centre and dropping it in boxes provided in each store. Contest closes this Saturday. (Staff Photo) “25 Years of Commity Service” $50.00 FULL CARD TO GO Council requested the plan- ning board instruct Planning Director Harold Deeks to pre- pare the neCessary changes in the zoning bylaw and official Purchase by a town manu- facturer of slightly over one acre of land designated as green belt area, was approved by Rich- mond Hill Town Council Mon- day night. Mayor James Haggart said the one-acre site was not big enough to use as a park. Approval from the Ontario Municipal Board must be ob- tained before the sale can be finalized. The company's request for a right-of-way over an existing one foot reserve on Elgin Mills Road for loading and unloading of tractor trailers was turned down by council Purchase price of the property was set at $3,734.25. The property, situated at the corner of Elgin Mills Road and Newkirk Road, is adjacent to land now owned by the com- pany, Modern Sleep Ltd., man- ufacturers of foam sleeping units. To Sell One Acre For $3,734.25 0n Elgin Mills Co-operation between the various forces in the county was lauded by the chief. ‘While there are many differ- ent police and fire units in the county, these two services need never wonder in regards to co- operation. This has been evi- dent in the past, but never to this extent.” 1y 200 policemen wereiin the area at the height of the disas- ter, the chief reported. Time spent by the Richmond Hill force amounted to more than 100 man hours over a three day period. ‘ He said all available men were dispatched following the request from Maple shortly af- ter 11 pm. the night of the explosion. played by town police in the Maple disaster. The four resident min- isters in Richmond Hill East are presently planning a partial survey of the part of town lying east of the railway to identify the res- ident families according to their church connection. Already many of the fam- ilies, perhaps most of them, are recorded by their affiliation with one church or another. It is now pro- posed to knock on the doors where the church records do not indicate the deno- minational faith, and ask for a declaration of church attachment. The inform- tion thus gathered will then be passed on to the various churches. Church- es participating are St. John’s Baptist, St. Paul’s Lutheran, St. Gabriel Ang- lican, and St. Matthew’s United. The co-operation of the householders in the area will be greatly appreciated. Churches Plan Member Survey Prizes Galore For Everyone The one acre site is situated west of the existing park lands \ Approval in principal has been given the parks board ’by Richmond Hill Town Council for purchase of land to be used for park purposes. To Buy Land For Park I oz.size55c libby's Aylmer LOCAL FRESH KRAFT â€" ECONOMY SIZE HEINZ FRIEND Vic‘oU‘RiI‘Eous SERVICE gm, 9 MORLEY’S FIRST GRADE PORK&BEANS 2l502.tins35c CROWN CORN SYRUP TV DINNERS package 59: SWAN SON’S FROZEN $300 PORK ' lOIN IE BONELESS 29 YONG! ST. S. Yellow CORN JACKPOT FANCY RED, MclNTOSH 601.35KT.| APPLES 69 Fancy Wm TOMATO JUICE 248°z-fins53c m in order thaf profier értfiing can be carried out this fall. Councii instructed the clerk‘ to obtain two appraisals on the property. The board has asked council to progeed gs quickly as possible on Crosby Avenue 50 NUMEERE CKLLED 2 lb. tin THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill, Ont BUTTER lib-print 53c STARTING TIME â€" 8 PM. 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