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A special meeting between Pastor Otto Deble. Regional Secretary of the Lutheran Church in America and Zion‘s church council and members was held December 7 at the church. Pastor Emil Lange opened the meeting with Scrip- ture reading followed by prayer Purpose of this meeting was to discuss a future church build- lng program. ly the following people were‘mended Appointed to head the different‘ing job committees: Recreation Chair-l Happ man Carolyn Wise; Devotional lime (;' Chairman Crystal Suter and and Mr Refreshment Chairman Maur- 19. Gan een Bone. mm H; At the executive meeting of the Luther League held recent~ A Luther League general business meeting was then held at the church Dec. 6 with the following in attendance: David Reid. Allan Boechner. Bruce Bone. Sherry Lange. Carolyn Wise, Stein Markinson. Gary Keffer and James Lange. Some of the business being discussed was a Christmas social at the church December 20 and also the Leaguers decided to pledge a monetary gift to the Eastern Canada Luther League. TSO Concert Many Maple students attend- ing Langstafl' Secondary School along with others visited Mast sey Hall to listen to the Tar _ Credit for getting'the church! In addition to the program Christmas tree this year goes'December 23 there will be a to Doug Keffer and Elwood Christmas Day service on Dec- Taylor of Concord. Thanks also ember 25 at 10 am. Birthdays onto Symphony Orchestra Decâ€"f'l‘homas Gillings and Mr. and Doug Irvine of Sherwood ember 12. Accompanied by Miss Mrs. Fred Reeves at a buffet Side Road celebrated his llthiNicholson, head of the school'sidinner Saturday before all at- birthday December 9. Bruce‘music department. the group’sltended the final vote count at Palmer of Richmond St. cele-‘main purpose was not only to the township offices. brated his December 10. jlisten to the excellent perform-t * * * - -u vii m iance but to make particular‘ Mr. and Mrs. Dalton McArâ€" Thank You note of playing techniquesuthur entertained at a victory On behalf of York Mental Guest star was Gary Karr, bass- celebration at their Malaren Health- Association. a sincereicello soloist. lDrive home following Mr. Mcâ€" thank you is extended to allCarol Service ‘Arthur's election to council for those who most graciously don-j Maple United Church will be’1965-66. ated to St. Stephen's Anglicaniholding a carol service Christ- “â€" Church for their white gift;mas Eve at 7.30 pm. All arei service December 13. As previ- welcome to attend and the choir‘v h T h ously mentioned. these gifts will will consist of volunteers of the make men. women and children Maple Hi-C leading in a round who are mental patientslof well-known and loved carols.iDeve of York county very happy this * * * * ' ChriStmas' Vaughfin councnlor RUthi Drnfnctinnnl npvnlnnmnni hm: > Congratulations to Wax-remground We were reminded to Ballle. Wescrae Drive elected‘have ourselves a merry little to Vaughan Township Area‘ Christmas, and that you-know- School Board last Saturday. Al-i who is coming to town. though Warren has been on the‘ Not meaning to belittle these board the past couple of years.3secular preparations for Christ- thls was by appointment when,1mas, I can‘t help but wonder after the last election, it waslhow these same folks manage found that one of the elected the "peace on earth" jazz when candidates was not eligible. harmony at home seems to be _ Despite careful and completei‘at such a low ebb. Some voted for more candi- dates than they should have, voting for five councillors in- stead of three. This meant their; reeve and deputy-reeve votes. even though they may have been correctly marked. did not count either. since all names appeared on the same paper. Other voters made a check mark rather than a diagonal c‘ross'or X. which is the'only accepted mark. I know that mentioning this now is like locking the door after the horse has been stolen. but it may help someone in future elections. Birthdays Doug Irvine of Sherwood Side Road celebrated his 11th birthday December 9. Bruce Palmer of Richmond St. cele- brated his December 10. Despite careful and complete Instructions. many voters still managed to spoil their ballots. Birthday greetings this week to Mrs. Ernie Evans and War- ren Reaman who share a Dec- ember 17 birthday V M # fl 1 1 Hunt: OUQ'lQUL Maple, Concord and Edgeley District News "The Liberal is always willing to publish items regarding people and events contributed by its readers in Maple. Concord and Edgeley districts. In Maple please phone Linda Graham. 832-1372: in Edgeley and Sherwood. Mrs. Raymond Stuart. 285-1934: and in Concord, Mrs. Ruth Keifcr. 285-6805. Concord News Zion Lutheran Church Happenings In Maple to Earl Davidson and Harry Me- densky, who on Thursday night last assisted in getting the tree into position and ready for dec- orating. The huge spruce is sit- uated in the church proper and is now beautifully decorated with miniature white lights and little Gary Loshke. son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Loshke of Map- le. Gary is celebrating his very first birthday December 17. Al- so greetings to Gail Ann Keffex of Sherwood who will be six December 16. Vaughan Councillor Ruth McConkey with her eldest daughter Debbie entertained members of the press who re- port on Vaughan Township M. Maple United Church will be holding a carol service Christ- mas Eve at 7.30 pm. All are welcome to attend and the choir will consist of volunteers of the Maple Hi-C leading in a round of well-known and loved carols. "Christmons" (these are church symbols which the Lutheran Church Women made and used for the first time last Christâ€" mas). Mrs. Evaline Keffer and her assistants are to be com- mended on their fine decorat- ing job. ‘ Happy birthday wishes to G. Huntley, Anne Smellie and William Gerry and Mr. and Mrs. The Chrysanthemums which adorned the church altar Dec- ember 13 were placed there by Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Keffer of Kleinburg. Just a reminder: the two final practices for the Christmas program are this Sunday at 2 pm. sharp and December 22 at ground we were reminded to have ourselves a merry little Christmas, and that you-know- who is coming to town. Actually, I have only a lay- man‘s view to family shopping since with us it’s such a rare occasion, with mother doing 99% of it alone. My husband has confidence in my buying most of the gifts, with that re- signed assurance that I’ll spend; every‘ cent he gives me! The} Santa problem which many parents seem completely befud- dled by causes us no worry Our girls know that Daddy has to reimburse Old Saint Nick for all the loot left here. and al- though this may seem a little mercenary‘at first glance. it certainly keeps their requests reasonable. There is also less of a let-down in years to come, if you follow me. Professional Development Day for teachers in Vaughan Town- ship Schools will be held at the Joseph A. Gibson School on February 17. Arrangements for this day have been finalized by a committee composed of mem- bers of the executives of the principals' association and the teachers' association, Vaughan Township School Area Board was informed at last Thursday‘s meeting. The morning program will consist of discussion groups on a variety of subjects and the afternoon program will consist of workshops on mathematics at the primary. junior and in- termediate levels. Able leader- ship has been secured for these workshops. it was reported. ship has been secured for these‘ Fred Shell 2. both goals by workshops. it was reported. Reiner Weidenfelder. It was also reported there Peewee All-Stars will be displays of art and rec- Maple 14, four goals by Dale 0rd books. Bone. three by Jimmy Madden, Peter Kurita. representing three by Mark LeMoine. and the committee in charge of ar- the others by Pat Mulligan. rangements, issued an invita- Ricky Birch, Jim Brown and tion to board members to at- Doug Irvine. tend the development day and Nobleton 1, goal by Brian enjoy the noon-hour luncheon Oakley. at Maple Community Hall. Thomas Gillings and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Reeves at a buffet dinner Saturday before all at- tended the final vote count at the township offices. It was also reported there will be displays of art and rec- ord books. Ruth Gets Misty: OverPoIice Badge From “The Boys"{ Vaughan Councillor Rutth’ik; McConkey choked back her fe- male sentimentality last Thurs-| M day night to accept the honored n a post of “commissioner” with on Vaughan Police Department. more ‘L‘A . Mrs. McConkey, this year's fire and police committee chairman who‘s retiring from politics this December to even- tually move to Bermuda with her family, accepted a gift of a perpetual calendar “from the boys” inset with a police badge and her honorary title. Schwan; am the sole prop- ] rietor of the business l known as John’s Garage! at Maple, Ontario. and that J. Rumble has no further interest in the said‘! business. .4»..-a~4-o.u.o.u-o-n.( Join the many sincere people who are giving a musical gift that REMAINS LONG AFTER CHRISTMAS I T , . . _ , v musical “53:13:.” xf3§}i‘3‘fg~§~:‘f3§.3{§’ fig-5’ , ~t H. - i 1 , ~ “A a f l mob ‘ GIFT CERTIFICATE of 8 LESSONS With The Use Of Our Instruments Mundinger Music Co. and Teaching Studios JOHN SCHWAN by his Solicitors, Plaxton & Deane. . Phone 884-5272 I Yonge St. S. Transport Refrigeration 4. a‘self and his team matl shut-out for Billy Edmanson.1w0‘being seriously injured. goals by Digby Bourke, one by‘asked to co-operate in Brad Elkins and one by Bi11ylspect. Bagg. ‘ . Parker Spray Paint 0. Team Standings Peewees Z Atoms Maple Lions 2, both goals by‘Maple Contractors Kim Adams. ID.H.&A. Engineers. . . . Superior Propane 1, goal byiParker Spray Paint jGreg McMillan. ‘Transport Refrigeration Maple Merchants 2, a shut-{Peewees out for Gord Bannon, goals by Maple Merchants B. Kenny and Peter Adams. Maple Lions . . l . . . .... Connor Transport 0. Connor Transport Bantams ‘Superior Propane . . . . . Maple Contractors 2. both goals by Peter Hoogenboom. Atoms D.H.&A. Engineers 2, both goals by Gord Parrot. Greg McMillan. lTransport Refrigeration Maple Merchants 2, a shut-1Peewees out for Gord Bannon, goals by Maple Merchants B. Kenny and Peter Adams. Maple Lions . . r . . . . . . . . Connor Transport 0. Connor Transport .. . . . . Bantams ‘Superior Propane . . . . . . Maple Merchants 5, two goals Bantams by Gord Free, one by Doug Arthurs Jones , . . . . . . . . LaRiviere, one by Jimmy Mc- Del Brocco Construction Neil and one by Brian Walters.‘Maple Merchants . . . . . . . Maple Minor Hockey Results Arthurs Jones 1, goal by Baker. All'ied Paint 2, goals by Shields and Dale Bone. Del Brocco Construction 1 goal by George Saywell. December 12â€"Map1e 4, two goals by Gord Free, one by Wayne Roworth and one by John Thurston. Unionville 2. Midgets Brockhouse 3, goals Abraham, Larry Lloyd Johnson. Bantam All-Stars December 11â€"Maple 4, goals by Rod Shields. John Thurston, George Saywell and John Weir. Unionville 2. December lBâ€"Maple 3, two goals by John Thurston and one by Gord Free; and shut-out for Mike Moscrop. King City 0. Midgets Needed Maple Minor Hockey Associa- tion is in desperate need of more midget players, boys of the age 16 and under. As it now stands, there are not enough boys for different shifts. Make Note The next payment for hockey fees is due before December 19 and is to be paid to the .("DfI-D-b. u. Dub-0.0.0.0.}---D-U- )- .4 b‘“1- .m............ I. I4."- .04 J. M. MCDONALD ALBERT RUTHERFORD PROCLAMATION BOXING DAY Saturday, December 26, 1964 will be observed as Boxing Day for the Township of VaughanV Citizens are hereby requested to govern themselves accordingly Clerk Township of Vaughan It is hereby proclaimed that GOD SAVE THE QUEEN goal by BoblAllied Paint by Steve and Tom Rod ; MW?“ and a good selection of musical gifts assuring a most Happy Christmas. coaches or hockey officials. i No boy will be permitted to play his games without the safety guard on the rear of the blade to protect both him- self and his team mates from being seriously injured. You are asked to co-operate in this re- spect. Midget standings are not available due to much confusâ€" ion in game schedules. mumnuuml\mummmmmmnImmnumumnuImmmumnmI nmumnmuuumnnumumun“Iummmmunm\mummmumu KINGSDALE ANIMAL HOSPITAL DR. CARL HEDER TEMPLE 3-5401 This practice. which has been carried out for sev- eral years, has become a tradition of the Christmas season in Maple. Interested citizens are also welcome at these carol sings. Grade ll pupils from the Joseph A. Gibson School will assemble in the ro- tunda of the Vaughan Township Municipal Build- ing each morning at 8.30 from December 14 to 18 to lead the staff in the singing of carols. Music Supervisors Hugh Martin and Robert Rich- ardson will be responsible for the arrangements. The annual visit of these young singers to the municipal building is made at the joint request of the town- ship council and the school board. Accordions Guitars Drums Auto-Harps Folk and Western Music Harmonicas Carol Singing Reeve During the “at home", the honored guest received messages of congratulations from local, provincial and federal levels of government. Born and raised in Vaughan Township, she is the eldest child of the late Mr. and Mrs. J. L. McGillvary, pioneer farmers of the seventh concession.. In the late 1880’s she married Henry Wesley Peterman, also from Vaughan. They had four children, of whom two are still living. Mr. Peterman died 29 years ago. Mrs. Peterman has six grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren, she enjoys good health and takes a keen interest in local affairs. Centenarian Mrs. Catherine Peterman waa photographed Sunday with five of her great-grandchildren. They are (left to right): Kart Gayle Lightheart, Carole and Laurie Rounding. Friends of Mrs. Petem Sunday afternoon to honor her on her 100th birthday. MAPLE IGA FOODLINER IN MAPLE Mrs. Catherine Peterman I: I 00 Years Old le and Laurie Rounding. Friends of Mfrs.’Peterman gathererlgéjt onor her on her 100th birthday. home", the honored guest received messages of congratulations from local. THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill, Ontario, Thursday, Dec. 17, 1964 18 “ V.. n. v1: '3 lef1‘: to fight); Kafen ArffiéffbnE,â€"-iouise and at Teston United Church