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gm Little 3. Son Limited - Yonge Street, Richmond Hm e 285-1163 E :5 THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill, Ontario, Thursdgyt Nov. 2891,1363 By trading now on a '64 Ford or Used Car we will refund to you in cash the value of your trade over our low $49 Down Payment. All Financing during this Sale will be at 5V: % and you can save up to $220 on borrowing costs! HAVE A NEW CAR AND CASH TOO! LITTLE a: No Payments Till February '64 PLATES ON All. CARS Immediate Delivery From 100 Cars YOUR TRADE WORTH 500 1,000 1,500 2,000 SHORT 0F FINANCING ON ALL '64 FORDS $55 PER 1,000 PER YEAR DOWN PAYMENT SINCE 1927 $49 $49 CASH YOU RECEIVE 451 951 1,451 1,951 Bathurst Project Causes Problems At Patterson P.S. The resolution by Woodbn‘dge Reeve Norn Garriock called for the county to pay Wood- bridge‘s hospital levy of about $400 to Peel County rather than to the York County hospital system. “Woodbridge 5 u p p o r t s the system of county hos- pitals; however the people and doctors of our com- munity are solid about continuing at Peel.” the reeve saicL He said the proposal met with the county hospital commission’s approval. York County Council last Thursday approved a hospital levy change by a vote of ,14 to 13, then reversed its decision and tabled the proposal until its December meeting. The reeve said no one in Woodbridge is a patient in the York County system according to his records and Woodbridge citizens use the services of Peel Memorial Hospital in Bramp- ton. Reeve Alma Walker of Mark- ham Village said her communâ€" ity was in the same situation with most of the patients going to Scarborough Hospital. Reeve Garriock said York Central when it is opened will immediately be filled up to caâ€" pacity. “By divertingl everyone to the new hospital LS defeat- ing our own purpose," be said. County Reverse Decision} On Hospital Levy Votei Although street reconstruct- ion is usually a desirable thing, on Bathurst Street in Vaughan it has caused some problems. Members of Vaughan School Board expressed their concern for the safety of children at Pat- terson School north of Maple Sideroad on Bathurst Street which has been lowered and widened in a project this fall. R. G, Bennett. assistant de- er, Queen of the Fur-row in the puty minister of agriculture 1963 World Plowing Match was presented certificates on behalf honoured and presented a gift of the Ontario Department of by the Kiwanis Club. Agriculture to those club mem- Later in the day 4-H club bers who have 1completed 6 or members visited the Royal Win- 12 4-H Club projects with a ter Fair. The slope of the entrance to the school is now steeper and with the increased width of the street more traffic is expected, resulting in a traffic hazard for students disembarking from school buses. Vaughan’s Road Committee suggested the slope be cut back further into the properly and the 60 foot culvert pipe be in- stalled to permit the school bus to pull off the shoulder when discharging pupils. The winners were as follows: William Robinson. Thornhill, Dalton Faris‘ Newmarket, Dale Debnam. Pefferlaw. Larry Pegg, Sutton, Ross Deacon. Unionvil- le, Keith Simpson, Woodbridge and James Ferguson of Man-k~ ham. The awards were present- ed by the President of the Downtown Kiwanis Club. Jack Wadland. 4-H Members Awarded? Certificates Of Merit5 for their annual 4~H Kiwanis banquet. The meeting .was in charge of Don McGillivray‘ chairman of the agricultural committee of the Downtown Kiwanis. Members of the agri~ cultural committee of York County Council were also in at- tendance including Chairman Jesse Bryson of Vaughan. The following 4-H members received certificate of merit awards from the Kiwanis Club. presented to the 4-H member who has the highest aggregate score within his club. November 20, close to 400 4-H general proficiency of 75% or club members of York County better. Recipients were as £01- and Kiwanians from the down- lows: (6 Projects) Murray Clark- town club met at the Canadian son, Gormley. James Ferguson. Room of the Royal York Hotel Maple. John Hope. Newmarket, MONDAY, DECEMBER 2,1963 Richmond Hill, Ontario, November 27th, 1963 All persons who file a Declaration at the time of voting to the effect that: (a) expect to be absent from the Municipality. (b) as an election official will be unable to attend the poll at which they are entitled to vote. (c) expect to be confined in a hospital, or (d) for religious reasons, are prevented from vot- ing on the day fixed for polling, Saturday, December ’7, and who are entitled to vote at Municipal elections may record their vote at the Advance Poll. 'An Advance Poll Will Be Held In The Municipal Building ADVANCE POLL From 2:00 RM. to 10:00 P.M. TOWN OF RICHMOND HILL 56 Yonge Street North on cut-us: Tl 7‘11“ 3 Mr. Bennett. brought greet- ings to the Eroup from his de- partment. Miss Elisabeth Bark- er, Queen of the Fur-row in the 1963 World Plowing Match was } POEMS-STORIES-ARTICLES ‘ WANTED ‘I 609 Durie Sheet, Toronio 9, Ontario Forced Two Cars Off Road, Driver‘ Fined $150, Costs Richmond Hill Deputy~ reeve S. J. Tinker said it was the first indication of a breakaway from the York County system. “There ap- pears to be an undue burd~ an on Woodbridge but if they pay double, they’ll have double service." Richmond Hill Reeve Floyd Perkins said. “The county should have some arrangement with Peel County to pay a grant such as Simeoe County gives to York County for potential pa- tients in the Bradford area who Would come to York hospitals.” Both Richmond Hill members stood opposed to the resolution when a motion to table it was virtually ignored by Warden Clarence Davis and the vote was held . . . a 13 to 13 tie broken by the warden who carâ€" ried the resolution. The vote was questioned on the basis of the tabling motion by its mover Reeve Marian Gil- lan of Sutton and a second vote Was held to table it. Miss Austra Janitis, home ec- o‘nnmist for York County pres- ented two 4-H home-making club girls, Gail McTaggart. Kleinburg, and Lynne Hillary, Aurora as the winners of Kiw- anis awards for outstanding achievements in 4-H home; making clubs. Members of the York'County Baby Beef Club were presented their prize money on this occas- ion. Maynard H. King, 30, of Whitby was fined $150 and costs after Magistrate 0. S. Hollinrake Tuesday convicted him of driving while impaired Two other motorists, police said. were forced off the road because of King's erratic driv- ing. King told court he had gone over 36 hours without sleep and had driven to a point in north- ern Ontario and back. He ad- mitted drinking two bottles of beer. Sgt. Bill Mabery, Vaughan Township Police testified he spotted a car driven by King southbound on Yonge Street near Elgin Mills Road at a high rate of speed. The officer said it failed stop for a red traffic light Centre Street and another Markham Road. Robert Hope, Newmarket, Alb- ert Leek. Gormley. John Mc- Callum. Woodbridze, Thomas McGn‘skin, A gin c o u r t. John Snider. Maple. Robert John Sweezie, Newmarket and Wil- liam Wellman. Queensville. (12 Projects) Dale Debnam. Peffer- law, Dalton Fan's. Newmarket and Robert Macklin, King. aha". 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