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Need Equipment To Launch Club For Town Youths Although Christmas ma in Richmond Hill is run slightly ahead of last year, post office officials have peated their warning to early.. Saturday was the deadline for delivery of mail to distant points in Canada and the United States by Christmas. Today (Thursday) is the deadline for all other out-of-town Christmas mail. Next. Monday is the dead- line for local delivery. First steps in launching a boys‘ club for Richmond Hill have been taken by a Church Street resident. Lou Donnelly. 164 Church St., says the propos- ed club is designed to keep 10- cal youngsters ofl‘ the street. “There are clubs for boys scattered across England," ex- plains Mr. Donnelly. who was raised there. “They have been very effective in keeping boys occupied in their spare hours." â€"vIâ€"\/II:V.'VD0nnelly isilooking for other residents to pitch in to help make the cluPna success. Ofiicials said they will try to deliver all mail on time, but can make no promises for mail not sent out by the deadlines. Richmond Hill Post Office handles about five times the normal monthly volume of mail during December. officials say. W, "People’s? who are willing to help are more than welcome.“ First requirement of the club is new premises. Mr. Donnelly is also looking for suitable fur- niture, a tennis table. darts, judo mats. a record player and records. boxing gloves and any other suitable sports and reâ€" creational equipment. ' Last December it handled about 500.000 pieces of mail. Over; 1,200 parcels went out during the same. period. ‘ Real pressure from Christ- mas mail began Monday. The post office will take on extrai help as it is needed. All Christmas mail should in- clude postal zone number, offic- ials warn. Out of town and local mail should be wrapped in sep- arate bundles. Anybody who has. time or equipment to help start the club should phone Mr. Donnelly at 884-5067. Yule Mail Jumps Over Last Year At Local Office Indications point to a normal Christmas as far as the post of- flce is concerned. Car Firm Moves To New Location One of Richmond Hill’s lead- lng English car dealers appears to be comfortably settled after a move from downtown to the north end of Richmond Hill. Richmond Motors, who have been located next to the Rich- mond Theatre for the past two years. have moved to newer, more modern quarters at the intersection of Industrial and Enford Roads. Proprietor Bob Currington nounced at the same time the dition of the Rootes Group cars to their business. The fi now sells Morris. MGA. Ri and Wolseley cars. Richmond Motors also spec- ialize in Castro] oil and grease products and Dunlop and Mich- elin Tires. They have body shop facilities on the premises and two licensed mechanics. "It is hoped customers will follow us to our new location," Mr. Currmgton stated. “We'll be ready and willing to serve them." The McLean firm plans to occupy the new premises early in the new year. The Riddell property consists of an 11-room building and a Yonge Street frontage of 115 feet. The familiar McLean sign that illuminated the corner of Yonge and Colborne Street for the past DaV'id MCLN“ SW9d that 1’“ For home, auto and all outdoor after- property that has been a landâ€" mark for years at Colbome and dark ohores. 20:“. weather-proof Yonge Streets is to be offered extensnon cord wuth reflector guard McLean Firm Owners The Riddell Property 17 years has been moved in pre- paration for the realty office transfer. The property of the Riddell Estate on Yonge Street. just north of Arnold Avenue in Thornhill, has been purchased by David McLean Limited. real- tors. for sale and sold as soon as possible. THE LIBERI STORE and SERVICE DEPARTMENT Open Every Night 'Iil 9 P.M. 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