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This group left Maple around 8.30 am and headed for a tree farm just south of Orangeville where they found a lot of snow, waist deep in places. Frank Robson and Derek Rolfe took their snowmobiles and used them for hauling the trees to the truck. Harry Elkins was cook for the day and served up delicious hot stew and hot chocolate to give the tree cutters energy to carry on for an hour or two. A good selection of trees is now waiting at the plaza {or potential customers. Badminton The first 10 week session of the area recreation committee Atem our; Church News .. This Sunday will be White Gift Sunday at Kleinburg Unit- ed at 9.45 am. Please contribâ€" ute your gift for the needy of the area. On Christmas Sunday, De- cember 22. the service will be ‘held at 9.45 am. The younger children have Sunday school classes at this time, leaving the church service during the sing- ing of the children’s hymn. The Christmas party and lunch for :all Sunday school members will take place December 22 from 11 ‘to 12.30 pm. The committee'is hoping to obtain the use of the gymnasi- A very busy day was spent Saturday by Frank Robson and seven Scout and Cub fathers, Fred Allen, Harry Elkins. Peter llobbs, Jack House, John Plun- kett. Derek Rolfe and Gord Stephenson assisted by Peter Beecham and Greg Elkins and accompanied by Jimmy Robson. David and Paul Rolfe, Donald Stevenson and Paul Mathewson all Cubs, cutting Christmas trees, 'for sale at Maple Plaza commencing this Saturday. Marion Robson, 2 Lancer Drive wasn't feeling quite her- self when I spoke to her. Well. let us all hope that everyone who has been struck with the ’qu will soon be feeling much better and fit to enjoy the most wonderful time of the year. * * * wk Valerie Stephenson, 15 Rail- way Street was scheduled to enter York Central Hospital for a tonsilectomy November 21, but due to a shortage of beds this has had tO‘be postponed till January 2. fer at shuffleboard. Tea was served with an as- sortment of Christmas cookies, by the ladies of the Presbyter- ian Church assisted by those Eladies present from the United, 'St. Stephen's Anglican and Zion Lutheran. Business followed fun and re- freshments and Mr. Keffer was elected president, Wilfred Kef- fer. vice-president and G. L. Myers, secretary. A charter bus trip through the city to see the outstanding displays of Christmas decora- Scouts and Cubs going ' o PLACES "F v\'.."n‘.'99fl,9fu The only fly in the ointmentiChuI-ch is that the old ’flu bug is takâ€" The , ing his toll and several'hour of people have had it or got it. one jo Young Tracey Myers and her boards baby brother Brian, Naylon were p1 Street have been quite sick for Cribbagi several days and daddy Bill and Mr isn’t feeling so hot either. ed H_ J‘ Kathy Hobbs, four year old daughter of Winona and Murâ€" ray Hobbs, 74 Netherford Road was in hospital for a few days recently for tests. I guess preparations for the holiday season are well under way in most homes. Things seem to be fairly quiet in the village right now, all the Christmas bazaars are over and 40% Silasupplement 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, Edgeley and Kleinburg. Maple. please phone Mrs. Pam Rolfe, 832-1122; in Edgeley and Concord. Madfline MCLBOd. 884-1105, in Kleinburg. Mrs. Lucille Shaw, 893-1432. beef silasupplement Developed at the SHUR-GAIN Research Farm, this beef cattle supplement is designed to supply the protein supple- mentation required when feed- ing a "modern" corn sileag’e. That is, one high in energy or grain content. If you are a beef feeder using sileage as your main ration, you owe it to yourself to find out the full details of this SHUR-GAIN 40% Beef Cattle Silasupplement. For increased daily gains from Corn Silage, feed SHUR-GAIN 40% Silasupplement ment. iS tak' The afternoon began with an $9Y91Ԥ1i11ou1‘ of games, in which every- MAPLE FEED MILL 1 832-1241 A Christmas Eve candlelight service for everyone will be held December 24 at 7.30 pm. Firefighters A charter bus trip through the city to see the outstanding displays of Christmas decora- tions was proposed and met ‘with enthusiastic approval. and {this trip is planned for Decem- ber 16, Leaving St. Andrew’s Church at 6.15 pm. Tea, coffee and sandwiches will he served on the return to the church. The cost of this trip will be 85 cents and anyone who does not have a ticket and wishes to go should call Mrs. Ca-rl Cooper at 832-2408. Kleinburg - Nashville fire- fighters are holding a Christ- mas party at the fire hall De- cember 16 for their families. At the time of writing (De- cember 9) preparations are well The firefighters answered a call to Kleinburg Golf Course the evening of December 7 and put out flames that spread from the fireplace. Fees for adults will be $4.50 and for teenagers, $2. Games and instruction will take place Tuesday evening between 8 pm and 10 pm and anyone interest- ed in playing badminton during the second seSSion will be very welcome and should watch the column in early January for the {commencement date. ;Senior Citizens ‘one joined. All the checker boards and crokinole boards were put to good use as well as cribbage. etc. Mrs. Milt Palmer and Mrs. Clarence Brown play- ed H, Jennings and Roland Kefâ€" fer at shuffleboard. The second meeting of the senior citizens was held Decem- ber 2 in the church schoolroom of St, Andrew's Presbyterian um at George Bailey School for a second 10 week session to commence in mid-January, the date to be announced later. Klein burg Klarion §Guides I 1 First Kleinburg Guides held! s a successful bazaar and Christ-1 mas tea party December 7 at l Mackenzie Senior Public School.‘ Kleinbrug Junior Public School Christmas concert will be held December 17 with grad- es 3. 4 and 5 participating. Two weekends ago I visited a tree farm and selected 125 trees of really good quality_ (100 Scotch pine and 25 spruce). It is intended to sell these trees for $2.25; we shall select a few of the very best and price these to a maximum of $3. The trees will be on sale at Del Sweet’s house (4th on the right, north of the BA station), starting at noon December 14. The bantam‘s gave a good account of themselves passing the puck well and Were re- --. v. auc puwcl “cut 011 at pm and the second game was] flmshed with the help of pin-} boys. Bowling on December' 12 mum.) Wu _ \i'arded with a. victory. The “er 3 u commence ear line of Pat Mulligan and Len- Junior public School ;nie Hughes accounted for the Construction is progressin 4 goals each man getting 2 satisfactorily at the junior pubg_lgoals. Hughes also had 2 as- lic school. A new room is beiSIStS. Craig Shuttleworth, and ing built to hold the open SpacelRobbie Purves assisted on 2 program of teaching at theLOf the goals. north side, Next to this will East Gwillimbury 5 be the library research centre. Maple Lions 2 Health room and principals ofâ€"r Again 0111‘ bantams suffered fice will be located near theifrom a case of "I'm not going north front door. A teachers’vto Pass the PUCR" and SUfleI‘ed room will be at the southwest another defeat because of it. door. If they ever learn to pass in a l A tanker truck is needed des- perately. There are hundreds of people who live outside the area covered by hydrants. who have paid taxes for equipment which can only be used effec- tively within the hydrant area. If you wish to discuss this mat- ter further call 893-1432. Scouts Dear Parents and Friends of Scouting: Division Commissioner Mrs. Alex Knight. King City, officialâ€" ly opened the bazaar in Latin Christmas fashion and poured tea for the Guides to serve at the tables. Guiders and members of the Guide and Brownie Ladies’ As- sociation wish to express their gratitude to those who helped make the day such a success. Plans that were discussed at the association meeting Novem- ber 12 for classes in exercises have been carried through. Joan Goulding. qualified in- structress will conduct classes every Tuesday evening, 8-10 pm, from January 7 to April 29, 1969 in Mackenzie Senior Public School. Islington Ave- nue. Registration night will be January 7 at the school and the sponsor is the Klelnburg Guide and Brownie Ladies Associaâ€" tion. Bowling Last Thursday Joe Lortie's team took 5 points leaving Pete Craib’s team with 2 points as did Ed Borrett’s from Len Week’s team. Lorne Lloyd bowled 254 for the high single and Ed Borrett bowled 553 for the high triple. Thank you for your support of Scouts, On display were repaired toys, sold cheaply, home baking, table decorations, paper flowers, homemade candles of all de- signs. Artex embroidered articl- es and costume jewellery. The ladies bowling league bowled only two games Decem- ber 5. The power went off at pm and the second game was finished with the help of pin- boys. Bowling on December 12 Itodayl will commence ear- lier Junior Public School Bob Julian bowled 345 to take the high single of the night and Bruce Murray bowled 812 for the high triple. Pioneer League Our firemen do not have the needed equipment to fight fires effectively. If you are inter- ested in preventing further tragedies please sign the peti- tion posted in Kleinburg Post Office and Village Store. December 4 Dave Thacker’s boys took all 7 points from George Harrison's team, Bruce Murray’s team took all 7 points from R055 Bothwell's boys and Ken White’s team took 4 points leaving Clarence Palmer’s boys with 3 points. High single was bowled by Hilda Allen with 281 and Dot Palmer bowled 663 to take the high triple of the night. Isobel Dahl still holds the high aver- age with 209. Men’s Bowling In the games played Decem- ber 2 Sneezy‘s scored 5 against Bashful‘s 2 points, Sleepy’s took all 7 points from Happy‘s, Dop- ey's took 5 points leaving Grumpy‘s with 2 as did Doc’s from Snow White’s. To those residents of Maple and area wishing to join this enthusiastic group an invitation is extended. Don't by shy, ask anybody who is attending Mon- ‘day afternoons about it and I am sure you will want to join iin the fun too! Anyone is wel- come from 19 to 99. Joseph Gibson School Mrs, Sharon Primeau and Mrs Lauma Beck took their grade 1 classes to Christmas Fairyland December 9 and a good time was had by all. Ladies’ League under way for an impromptu old fashioned Christmas con- cert and games to keep the afternoon swinging. I hope to bring a report to you next week about this. ‘ Allen K. Wheeland, Finance Chairman, 2nd Kleinburg Scouts and Cubs. For the Del Brocco’s it was Billy Edmanson with two goals, Marv Hurano getting the third one. Gary Oliver assisted on two goals whi‘ie Ricky Phillips got credit for one assist. OMH SERIES For all hockey fans who wish to be treated to some top notch hockey. The Bolton gang will be in at Doublerink and fireworks and good hockey usually follow anytime Bolton and Maple get together. The first game will be with the Atoms at 12.30 and they will be followed by the OMHA Pee-Wee's, Bantams and Mid- gets. Come on out and cheer the Maple .Boys on to victory. ATOMS Maple Honey Pot Bee's 2 East Gwillimbury 2 This was a squeaker of a game with the Maple boys doing their utmost to gain a .win. Steve Sherman. and Billy Crombe were the Maple scor- ers, both goals unassisted. PEEWEE Richvale Lions 3 East Gwillimbury ] Played at Doublerink Dec. 7 : Rahdy Phillips goal in the early moments of the game held up for most of the game. Randy also assisting on the second goal. The other goal was scored by “Quiet” Peter Mabley, while Greg Keffer, Jim Welkoff, and Jim Lessiff were busy assisting. Maple Merchants 4 Del Brocco 3 Good things will always come if you wait long enough. This was the seventh game of the season and the Merchants hadn't won a game yet so if the boys had been old enough there would have been champagne in the dressing room for sure. “Smiling” Tony Roldan took time out from his daily chores to make his way to the Double- rink and get himself 3 goals and an assist. John Oostyeen bagging the other goal. Assists went to Ted Graham, Dave Wright, and “big” Steve Twi- dale. Special Invitation for Dec. 14 East Gwillimbury 5 Maple Lions 2 Again our bantams suffered from a case of “I'm not going to pass the puck" and suffered another defeat because of it. If they ever learn to pass in a league game as well as they do in practice they could go far. Paul Banks cornered the first goal on a pass from Billy Robbie Yoteff, and Dennis Stapley both garnered one goal and one assist. while Peter Fraser got credit for one assist. BANTAM Maple Lions 4 Brampton 3‘s 2 Exhibition game, Acton Dec. 1 Superior Propane 3 It was the first loss of the season for the Superior team. Steve Van Luyk was the eagle eye in this game for the winâ€" ners scoring two goals and gaining an assist. The other two goals went to Peter Fraser, and Dan Twidale. Assists went to Jeff Hull, Peter Fraser, Gor- die Lloyd. For the Superiors Paul Hoogenboom drove in his team’s three goals. while his cohorts R. Guidolin, Doug Fox. B. MacFar- lane, and W. Johnson assisted. BANTAM Brown & Huston 2 Fred Shell 0 It was the second shut out in a row for Buz Aubertin, al- though his friendly rival in goal Vern Bone deserved a bet- ter fate as the second goal wasn’t scored until the final seconds of the game. PEEWEE Results of Games Played at ‘ Doublerink Arena on Dec. 7 Surf Marine 7 Contractor’s 4 Don Pridham was the big gun for the Mariner's scoring 3 goals and assisting 3n 2 more. The other goals were shared by G. Forest‘ W. Reeds. John MacKay. and Robbie Yotâ€" eff. Besides Donnie’s two asâ€" sists, the other assists went to Forest and Warner. For the Contractor's Danny Rivait got the hat trick and Norm Stapley got the other goal. Assists went to Mark Sones and Denny Stapley. Bolton Unionville Oak Ridges Schombel'g Bradford East Gwill. Beeton Maple Nobleton King City MIDGETS (Nov. 30) W L CDHMNW-fi-U‘Oflfl OiwslUINNNO-‘HO Maple King City Bolton Unionville Schomberg Grandview Nobleton Beeton Unionlele Beeton Oak Ridges Nobleton Maple Bradford Schomberg Bolton East Gwill. Maple Bolton Bradford East Gwill. Oak Ridges Schomberg Unionville Beeton Nobleton Jamie Young got the first goal from a play from Dana Coxworthy. and Edmanson. The second goal was triggered by “Reliable” Mark LeMoine. as- sisted by “Rock Hard" Ed Hoog- enboom, and Darcy Schank. Richmond Hill Juvenile 2 Maple Clements 1 Exhibition game at Doublerink Dec. 7 A very tight checking game with Maple Clements coming out on the short end. Robbie Bourke was the scorer assisted by Young and Edmanson. Maple Brockhouse 2 Thornhill Holy Trinity 3 Game at Doublerink Dec. 7 Though our Brockhouse boys tried hard they just lacked that little extra to give them a win or at least a tie. Steve Collett, and Brian Hills fired the goals, while Brian Baillie assisted on both goals. PEE WEE (Nov. 30) \V L 'J BANTAM'S (No OMHA STANDINGS North York Hockey Association NOVICE (Nov. 30) Kenney. Bil ed the sec put the fin Robbie Fox up. Minor time. A sincere “THANK YOU” for electing me as a trustee to the York County Board of Education. It will be my privilege to help build a sound educational system for the students of York ounty Vaughan & Woodbridge Bill Edmanson trigger- second goal when he finishing touches to a MIDGETS A Note 01‘ Thanks To The Electors Charlie Shaw set- Please feel free to contact me at any Morley Kinnee 11 § “The Liberal” requires aE correspondent for Concord!” . If you enjoy serving your? 2community and want to?” g‘earn some extra money‘yg 5 then phone Staff Writerigt 4 Madeleine McLeod at 884-Ԥ 4 r 1 1100. 4 «40: title: of l The CMHA is counting on you to remember some lonely mental patient while on your Christmas shopping tour. Sel- ections of books, candies, adult games, tobacco and clothing are just a few suggestions. Gifts can be sent from most stores to the CMHA, 32 Ber- wick Avenue. Toronto 7. or phone 487-3651 and a volunteer will collect them. If you prefer to send money, a volunteer will purchase a gift for you. On gift wrapping day you can get ‘into the action by phoning the above number. Being a friend is really what Christmas is all about, so add a new one to your list. Mrs. I. A. Higgins, wife of Rev. Higgins and Mrs. Garth Nelson, wife of Rev. Nelson of Thornhill and Carrville United were each presented with a pot of chrysanthemums from the UCW. A buffet supper and an ex- change of gifts were highlights of the evening. Mrs. Adam Read. hostess received a lovely candle in appreciation for mak- ing her home available for the meeting. Get well wishes are extended to all members who were un- able to attend and it is hoped that everyone will be able to at- tend January 8 at the home of your correspondent. “Du-0.0.0.0. -U.0.0. Belated birthday wishes to; Joey Read who was four years1 old December 3. Church News The UCW of Carrville United held their annual Christmas meeting at the home of Mrs. Adam Read. The new execu- tive. installed by Rev. 1. A. Hig- gins is: President Mrs. Gor-l don Read, Vice-President Mrs. Eleanor Veitch, 2nd Vice-Presi- dent Mrs. Frances Purves, Sec- retary Mrs, Ella Bradfield and Treasurer Mrs. Ann Walker. Neighborhood Notes KINGSDALE ANIMAL HOSPITAL DR. CARL HEDER TEMPLE 3-5401 White gifé Sunday will be De‘ “ Concord Correspondent Correspondent: Mrs. Arlene Park â€" Phone 884-5051 260 Weldrick Road Over 75 people turned out last Saturday for the Maple Lions Club annual turkey shoot which raised $1,000 for Lions projects. The shoot was held at Shur-Gain Farms, Maple. Here, one of 212 lucky winners, A. Hooper (centre) receives a turkey from Lion Fred Constable (left) while Lion Al Moore holds up one of the numbered cards that were sold throughout the area to raise funds. CARRVILLE NEWS ERIK” Experts â€"§â€" Care = “Fabric Care Beyond Compare” WWW KKK' K1 gatechezikiekélgfigtab:magmauameewmmmmmmmmmmmmmmxummm cember 15 and Carrviue United’s 'Sunday school concert is also planned for that date. Festivi- ties begin at 7.30 pm. If you are planning a trip or having guests during the holi- day season, call the number above to have your item in- cluded in this column. Put a Liberal Classified Action Ad to work for you. Save time and money by calling 884-1105 My sincere thanks for your confidence and generous sup- port in electing me as your (leputy-reeve for 1969-1970. The fine mandate ’you gave me on election day will help me to continue to work for the best educational system that we can afford. My telephone number is 889-2324. Please call me if ‘you have a question or a problem concerning our schools or if you would like me to speak at your meetings. A sincere thank you, Warren Bailie YORK COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION FOR THAT SPECI OCCASION I i‘ , CA. , V a ’_ J j {H / J 2-” ,1: ._ \ 9, ,9 ,,’ 1 >_‘â€", n n I ‘ Rx '.r.'“\ I, I,» \ 1‘ / / A To The Voters 0f Vaughan 8. Woodbridge Electors Of Vaughan Township THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill, Ontario, Thursday, Dec. 12, 1968 Season’s Greetings To All or DRIVE IN AND LEAVE YOUR ORDER AT 9724 YONGE ST. BEST... ALBERT RUTHERFORD ' DEPUTY-REEVE ELECT z - -D-->.o.0-u-o.u-o.o.<u.o.o-u-u--o.o.o. 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