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’ Ig s4,549 Ǥ $1,789 _ i mm mM THE ADVERTISER â€" DRIVE CAREFULLY mext four weeks as 1964 New Car deliveries are being effected. So come on in to Ross Wemp‘s Used Car Lot tonight and pick yourself a bargain. At these prices, you can‘t miss! What is advertised today may be SOLD by tomorrow. { _ Sales of 1964 models have been FAR BEYOND EXPECTATIONS! As a result our Used Car Department is swamped with Tradeâ€"ins, many one owner automobiles sold originally hereâ€"at Ross Wemp Motors and serviced here since new. It‘s either a FEAST or a FAMINE!:If you were looking for a good late model Used Car in August or September, they were as scarce as Argonaut touchdowns! Now we‘re loaded with late model Used Car Tradeâ€"ins and furhermore we anticipate 248 more Used Cars in the HERE ARE SOME HONEST TO GOODNESS ROSS WEMP MOTORS LTo. ‘é2 CHEVROLET BEL AIR, two door, hard top, two tone with Autumn Gold and Beige top and complimenting matching interior. This is a six cylinder engine with automatic transmission, cusâ€" tom radio, white wall tires, wheel discs, window washers. This is a low mileage hardtop soid by us originally and serviced by us since new. Full price only szum ‘62 RAMBLER CLAS§IC, four door, Sedan, finâ€" ished in golden beige with matching ?oll inâ€" ferios. tutiem radie, Window wemery, sin eyinâ€" terior, custom radio, window wast der engine, ur to 30 miles to the gallon. A Rea bargain at Arranged! ‘M@ CHEVROLET BISCAYNE, two door, six cy!lâ€" inder engine, with standard transmission, narâ€" row white walls, window washers, deluxe chrome wheel discs. This like new mode! is finished in crocus cream and is a tingle owner car since new, low mileage, sale priced s1n219- ‘é1 ENVOY STATION WAGON finished in dove gray. This wagon reflects pride and care of the previous original owner, low mileâ€" age, a bargain price of h LATE MODEL USED CARS AND DEMONSTRATORS! Ԥ9 FORD FAIRLANE, two door, 6 cylinder with automatic transmission, real sharp looking model in fire engine red and arctic white, two tone finish, window washers, 3989 only 45,000 miles A 8 Ԥ9 BUICK LaSABRE, Four Door, hardtop. A ‘$9 CHEVROLET BEL AIR, 4 c beautiful red bomb with pewer steering, power with 6 cylinder. automatic tr brakes, Sonomatic push butten custom radio, washers, wheel discs, white gray interior, seat belts, owned by a doctor, in Gothic gold and beige int 33,000 miles. Terrific value wagon sale priced at this price S' .m- at 6 OTHER 1959 MODELS TO CHOOSE FROM Easy G'“lAIcl Credit 2749 Lake Shore Bivd. West a+ 1«. s. New Toronto TELEPHONE 255â€"9156 "Your Lakeshore Chevrolet, Chevy 11, Chevelle, Corvair, Oldsmobile Dealer" 7 OTHER 1960â€"61 MODELS TO CHOOSE FROM 5 OTHER 1962 MODELS TO CHOOSE FROM ALL CARS COMPLETELY WINTERIZED! Over fifty thousand Canzdian: Lakeshore Goodyears will atâ€".night as theyâ€" take on Whitby !child.m suffer from heart disâ€" tempt to present a winning comâ€")Dunlops in the final home exhiâ€" ease. s bination to their home fans toâ€" bition game prior to the start of l nmmreneees (the season next woek. Dixic will Some forms of heart disease, can be prevented â€" many can| be cured. | 1960â€"61 MODELS sl lml 1962 MODELS 1959 MODELS 24, 1963 â€"â€" Poge 13 ~~*~~Dixie Edges Goodyears 4â€"3 In Exhibition 62 “&?nvun MONZA COUPE, Adobe beige with bi ng interior, equipped with automatic transâ€" mission, special 102 h.p. engine, push button radie, window washers, white wall tires, very low mileage, I m reduced $300. to s 8 n "%2 MERCURY COMET, two door, in Raven black finish, with wine interior uphoistery. This is a deluxe mode! with custom radie, window washâ€" ers, white wall tires and a real miser on gase line. Full price $1,895, 9 ow resuicd ts _ $1.189. "%@ VOLVO SPORTS COUPE with the big speâ€" cial engine, raven black finish, window washers and AM/FM radio. This is a quality Swedish import that must be seen to be appreciated. It is a gas miser. Sale priced for only s sI .199. ‘é1 VOLKSWAGEN DELUXE. A real [ewel in pea green with the Volkswagen Blaupunkt radio, white walls, low mileage, runs like a new one. Sale priced at ssas- ‘$9 CHEVROLET BEL AIR, 4 door Station Wagon, with 6 cylinder. automatic transmission, window washers, wheel discs, white wall tires, finished in Gothic gold and beige interior. A one owner wagon sale priced I 419 at vimine s a a "$9 CHEVROLET BEL AIR, four door, sedan with standard transmission, narrow white walls, large chrome whee! discs, finished in midnight bive and sale priced for only 81.145- L‘Shore vs Dunlops Tonight YoUu DON‘T NEED CASH USE YOUR TRADEâ€"IN AS YOUR DOWN PAYMENT! night as theyâ€" take on Whitby stage of the game but Lakeshore period as immmmfimlmuu-nnumnmmm}m- bition game prior to the start of to come from behind a 3â€"1 defiâ€" with Jocl the season next week. Dixie will|cit and tie the count at 3â€"3. \Bailey as be on hand next Thursday to . Billy Watts was the individual off the se officially open the season and star as he figured in every Dixie from Star the Beehives are hoping to reâ€" goal. In fact, the line of Watts, Lakesh« peat last week‘s feat when they Jim Stanflnlduldlob!!dukitm( edged Goodyears 4â€"3. ‘was a strong unit all evening All three mmwunmuy.m-immm.nmueiw season presentation. Lakeshore \hives‘ scoring. [picked u; eoach Ross Johnstone dressed| Stanfield started the ball rollâ€" whilst D: the full quota of sixteen phym‘lng for Dixie by converting a|ting out and used them all. Dixie memoriwm pass at 15.45. Sicinski put|Lakeshore Gord Ball had only 13 players the Beehives two up at 18.30 as| Dixie ¢ Both clubs are bound to imâ€" prove. The signs were there that both could be contenders. The timing appeared a trifle rusty on occasions but there were aiso some neat efforts by players on both teams. dressed and he hopes this crew with one or two additions, will be the team that will go through the season. Indians Scalp Georgetown 8â€"0 Clip St. Mikes Buzzers 4â€"2 By AL HILLMAN Etobicoke Indians prepped for their Metro Junior B Hockey League opener next week with a couple of exhibition wins over St. Michaels Buzzers and Georgeâ€" town in preâ€"season tilts at Cenâ€" tral Arena last week. It‘s the real thing on Tuesday though when Indians host last years‘ leagueâ€"leading Wes ton Dodgers in their first league game. Also it‘s a home game and will be played at Central Arena on Montgomery Road in Etobiâ€" coke. In the preâ€"season tilts Indians trio has accounted for seven looked very impressive for their|of the twelve goals scored so this home opener next week. In whipâ€"| bears out what Picard says. ping Georgetown 8â€"0 last Thursâ€"| â€" Another bright light on the Inâ€" day and edging St. Mikes 4â€"2 on\ dians roster is a fellow who Tuesday Indians skated well md}stands over six feet high and hit hard. \does an excellent job of playing Etobicoke has a big strong goal. Ken Dryden is his name and team at the present but unfortuâ€"\he will definitely help hold this nately some of their players are club together when and if they question marks. Included in their | flounder. present roster are a number of| In the 4â€"2 win over St. Mikes Junior A players that manager|Dryden played the whole game Ray Picard is waiting releases|and dide a masterful job of frusâ€" on. If these come through‘and|trating Buzzer forwards. Some Ray gets the players he wants,\of his saves were unbelievable this club will have to be reckâ€"\and left the St. Mikes players oned with all the way down the|shaking their heads. line. Another former junior B player Already they have lined up a firstâ€"rate coach in former NHLer Danny Lewicki and have the nucleus of a good solid club built around Picard‘s Humber Valley Redmen, a THL juvenile club last year. Experience, even without the junior A players in camp, will come from two players that perâ€" formed on last year‘s league champions, Lakeshore Goodyears. Dixie never trailed at any CALLING ALL CAR BUYERS! 1959 METEOR Niagara. 4â€" Door. Automatic,, radio ... 1958 CHEV. Ranch Wagon. 4â€"Door automatic, radio ... Here are some mighty fine prices on good clean fresh tradeâ€"ins that have just arâ€" tived at Elmwood in Port Credit on brand new 1964 Ford, Galaxie, Fairlane and Falcon new car deliveries. Every car is fully reâ€"conditioned and ready to go. Step up to a later model used car when you drive out toâ€"night! NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED! ‘ TRY US AND SEE? 1960 METEOR Rideou, 2â€" door, automatic, radio } 1962 PONTIAC Laurentian Hardtop. Automatic, radio. SAVEat ELMWOOD 1961 FORD Fairlane Coach One owner. 18,000 miles 170 LAKESHORE RD. E., PORT CREDIT Your Lekeshers Aree FORD OF CANADA Bester EASY CREDIT TERMS â€" USE YOUR TRADE AS$ DOWN PAYMENT! A REAL â€" 1959 ZEPHYR Convertible SPECIAL! 6 Cy.., good second car Stanfield started the ball rollâ€" ing for Dixie by converting a Watts pass at 15.45. Sicinski put the Beehives two up at 18.30 as Watts and Jim Wilson gained asâ€" sists and Dixie led 2â€"0 at the end of the first period. Dave Fields narrowed the gap for a few seconds as he got Lakeshore‘s opening goal at 12.10‘ of the second period but it took Stanfield only 38 seconds to get that goal back with Watts and Sicinski assisting at 12.48. Lakeshore came out in a deâ€" acting convener un termined mood to start the third(appoints a new one These are John Ritchie and Bob Gresko. Ritchie towards the end of last season even saw some action with the Marlboros and is a good puck carrier and can lug he puck up the ice and out of his own end. Gresco is a rightâ€"winger and played on the same line with Ritchie last year. Gresco and Ritchie are again together along with Rob Flemâ€" ing to make up a forward line that Picard feels will, ". . . be among the best in the league." In the two games played this trio has accounted for seven of the twelve goals scored so this bears out what Picard says. In the 4â€"2 win over St. Mikes Dryden played the whole game and dide a masterful job of frusâ€" trating Buzzer forwards. Some of his saves were unbelievable and left the St. Mikes players shaking their heads. Another former junior B player | and last year with Schomberg! after being traded from Lake-} shore in the Indian camp isl Johnny â€" "Peanuts" O‘Flaherty. Picard was at press time trying to make a player deal withl Schomberg for O‘Flaherty. He| would send one of his juveniles with two years left in junior B company in exchange for O‘Flaâ€" herty‘s experience. MOTORS LIMITED 1295 1195 ‘1095 $2195 1495 Which should all add up to a 1961 FORD Fairlane Coach. Automatic, radio 1958 FORD Ranch Wagon, 2â€"door, 8 cylinder, autoâ€" matic, radio ; door, automatic, washers 1962 FORD Fairlane Cooch 8 Cylinder, one owner One owner, automatic 1957 FORD Custom 4â€"door. 1961 FALCON Deluxe 4â€" In Port Credit! â€" $895. makings of 2 strong power play. All three goals came with Dixie period as Tom Hicks scored unâ€" assisted at 1.42 and again at 6.05 from Stanfie picked up their winning goal whilst Dave McMillen was sitâ€" ting out a"tripping penalty for Tailends . . . The Metro Jr. B Group lost one of its hardest workers w hen convener Frank Moat passed away early Saturâ€" day morning. He had been workâ€" ing on the Jr. B schedule two weeks earliee when he was stricken with a heart attack . . . Bob Watts of Bowmanville is acting convener until the OHA 11 contending club for the fans of Etobicoke. Recapping the exhibition games I briefly. Bob Gresko and John‘ Ritchie split six goals against| Georgetown with Peanuts O‘Flaâ€"| herty and Jim Gosse netting the| ohers. O‘Flahery led the way against St. Mikes with two while Ritchie and Dave Chalmers clicked for the others. Joe Brady and Mike Lecour scored for St. Mikes. In ancient Rome presents were exchanged and there was feasting on Dec. 17, festival of Saturnalia. 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