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The money raised at the skat- Ithon was delegated to various recipients. including the new arena, but no figures are as yet available,'since a great deal of the money has not been col- lected from the sponsors. Also in the same article, the figure of $1,600 was mentioned in connection with the new arena. We know that bur fellow re- porter will join us in our apolo- gies for the confusion and hurt feelings that may have been caused. A “Liberal” reporter. In an effort to give all support to the local fund raising cam- paign. noticed a sign in the Town of Vaughan offices, un- derstood that the Vaughan Rec- reation Department Intended to plan a walkathon. and gave special space to support the effort. THERE WILL BE NO WALKATHON! ‘ This was the result of a com- bination of misunderstanding, oyer-enthusiasm and poor com- munication. With only a week and, a half‘MflA to go: excitement is buildingH 1“ and fmal arrangements for the Wbli' his party are now being com- Rgcre pleted. The new Maple Arena 5m” 13 jbout to become a reality. well. Sincere admiration and grati- tude is expressed to everyone who has participated'in anyway in this awsome project. from the men of the Lions Clubs who fostered the idea and have car- ried it through. the township officials who attended to the care of the financial. legal and engineering aspect. and to all the people of the community who helped to raise funds. the celebration of the big event will be held September 30. Maple Llons‘ Oktoberfest NEWMARKE'I‘: Sod has been turned on the site of a new municipal arena being built by DelZotto Homes as part of the firm's contribution towards town services on behalf of its new subdivision It is expected the arena will be ready for use by next January 1. A point that seemed uncanny to us is that Mr. Snowden began this ministry at the Maple Grove Church. moved to Shawville. Quebec. where the cemetery was Maple Grove Cemetery, and now has become. with his family, a welcome member of the community of Maple! N0 WALKATHON Our regular readers will re- call that in last week's column we pointed out that the Maple Area Recreation Committee has cancelled its walkathon for September 30. On the same page an item appeared indicat- ing that the same walkathon had been taken over by the Vaughan Recreation Committee. party atmosphere. The arena will be decorated and the band and other personnel will be in costume. German style food will be available and the beverages will be well chilled. More than 30 door prizes have been donated, and a song sheet will be provided so that everyone will be able to sing and dance to the oompa-pa music. Tickets are still available from Lions members at $2 per person. Senior Citizens Maple Seniors got the fall meetings underway. September 11 with an afternoon of euchre, From all repm‘lts arofihdrtr‘mn, the ticket sales are going very Rev. and Mrs. Stanley Snow- den and family attended the Centennial celebrations at Maple Grove United Church near Bow- manvllle. This is Rev. Snow- den's home area and home church and he was the guest speaker for the services. The same will also apply to the Thanksgiving W e e k e n (1 when our copy will have to be ready by Friday morning. We specially urge all our readers to have their material in to us this Friday or Satur- day morning at the latest for next week's “Liberal”. For any- thing else call 884-1105 direct. Looking Around [5 Maple, Kleinburg Concord 8. Edgeiey News "The Liberal" is always willing to publish items regarding people and e vents contributed by its readers in Maple. Concord, Edgeley and Kleinburg. Maple. please phone Mrs. Louise Cooper, 832-2408; in Edgeley and Concord, Mrs. Carol Cole, 889-4379; in Kleinburg, Mary Dawson. 884-1105; 1n Teston Mrs. Connie Brown, 832-8817 The one-day color tour 0câ€" tober 5 still requires names, which can be given to Edna Bryan at 832-2583 or to Mrs. Louise Cooper at 832-2408. At this week's meetings plans were finalized for their color tours. and the members were informed that the trip to Strat- ford is sold out for October 16. October 2 Harry Elkins plans to show the members a film on Bermuda. and it is hoped that invitations will be accepted from neighboring groups to join with Maple for this. The members were also most appreciative of his efforts in the recent skatathon at Wood- bridge when his 19 hours on roller skates netted the Vaughan Senior Citizens a sub- stantial sum. although the fig- ures are not available as yet. Maple Seniors got. the fall meetings underway. September 11 with an afternoon of euchre, preceded by a visit from Vaugh- an Recreational Director, Barry Young. Mr. Young had been good enough to try to explain to the members the detaiis of the New Horizons Program as laid down by the Federal Gov- ernment. In spite of all the confusing publicity mceived by the Maple Recreation Committee. they are still holding their own, and are well into their plans for fall activities. More than 30 door prizes have been donated, and a song sheet will be provided so that everyone will be able to sing and dance to the oompa-pa music. Tickets are still available The committee responsible for this part of the festivities assure us that no effort has been spared to provide a most enjoyable evening with a real party atmosphere. The arena will be decorated and the band and other personnel will be in costume. well. and we do hope that everyone will come and join in the fun. Highlight of the course. the authent Oktoberfest in the beginning at 8 pm During the day, beginning around 1 pm, outdoor activities will include a tennis tourna- ment. a baseball round-robin playoff with teams from King City, Oak Ridges, Kleinburg and Maple. Pony rides will be available for children and games for all ages. with the official opening ceremony at 3 pm. Local officials will be on hand for the ceremonies and this will be followed by band music for the enjoyment of all and refreshments to satisfy the appetite. 10 week session. October 4. at the Joseph Gibson School. The girls’ classes will run from 7:30 till 8:30 and will cost $5 and will include girls from nine up. The ladies’ and teens’ will be- gin at 8:30 and run till 9:30 pm at a cost of $10 for the 10 week period. For any further information or questions call Carol Flynn at 832-2666 or Cynthia Albin at 832-2367. It t t The recreation committee is also organizing basic karate MAPLE RATEPAYERS ASSOCIATION A 1972 assessment may be appealed although it may be identical to the 1971 assessment. Mr. J. L. M. Harbinson, Regional Registrar, Assessment Review Court. F. G. Jackman, 713 Davis Drive, 3rd Floor, Clerk, Newmarket, Ontario. Town of Vaughan. Notice of Complaint must be made in writing either by letter or on forms available at the Municipal Offices. Any notice of Complaint should specify the reason(s) therefore and shall be mailed by ordinary mail to the Regional Reg- istrar named below. and, in addition. by reg- istered mail to any person whose assessment is compained of. not later than the 31st day of October, 1972. For purposes of identification, please include name and postal address. If pos- sible. note also the assessment roll number, the street address. concession and lot numbers, and the municipality in which the property under complaint is situate. ' Any complaint with respect to an assessment on the assessment roll may be brought to the Assessment Review Court pursuant to Section 52 of The Assessment Act R.S.O. 1970 Chap. 32, as amended. The 1970 Assessment Roll, amended to 1972, may be inspected at the Town of Vaughan Mun- icipal Offices, in Maple. after September 30th, 1972, during normal business hours, (8:30 am. to 5:00 pm. Monday through Friday). In co-uperation with the Town of Vaughan will meet to discuss transit needs in the Maple area. Representative from consulting firm will be in attendance. Meeting to take place in: St. Stephen’s Anglican Church Hall Keele SL. Maple on Wednesday, September 27 at 7:30 p.111. N O T l c E RE: 1972 ASSESSMENT of the day is of authentic Bavarian in the new arena, IN THE VILLA GE 0F MAPLE TOWN OF VAUGHAN Registration night for the To all parents and teachers, Estonian Gymnastics will take keep in mind the date for the place on the first night of the Home and School Dance, 0câ€" 10 week session, October 4, at tober 20. the Joseph Gibson School. Church News September 26. Mrs. Ruth Joynt will conduct the grade 6 classes at the Burlington Out- door Resources Centre. Pupils will study weeds, insect counts, and a river survey. September 28, Mrs. Testsov’s grade 1 class will visit BORC, for a. similqr. progl‘am‘ in nature 'study. ' Church News ‘ ' ' Sunday, September 17, the Church of Christ celebrated the ninth anniversary of the erection of the church building in Concord. Bible study was at 9:45 with anniversary services following at 11 am morning service, and at 7:00 p.m.. the communion service. After the evening service they had a social hour, with refreshments served. The response from parent volunteers in assisting the pupils and teachers at the school has been very good. There are parents working in the library resource centre every day. Their duties include mainten- ance of the library facilities, supervising library classes and assisting pupils with instruc- tional programs. - Principal Morris Mownrer, Great Lakes Christian College, was the guest speaker. In addition there is a list of parents who supervise the lunch period and accompany field trips. Many thanks to all those who responded. Just a reminder not to forget the first meeting of the new home and school executive in the staff room of the Gibson School at 8:15 pm September 27. This will be an eight week course each Monday evening. from 7 till 9 pm. beginning Oc- tober 2 and running till No- vember 27. Registration will be taken. again. the first night of lessons, for this limited class of 30 at a cost of $5 per per- son. T-shirts and shorts with running shoes will be the re- quired dress for this program. As for the above, Mrs. Flynn and Mrs. Albin can give further information. Home and School The recreation committee is also organizing basic karate lessons also at the Gibson School for both boys and girls. The ladies’ and teens’ will be- gin at 8:30 and run till 9:30 pm at a cost of $10 for the 10 week period. For any further information or questions call Carol Flynn at 832-2666 or Cynthia Albin at 832-2367. The Voice of Concord Both packs. however. will be- gin together September 26 from 4:30 to 6 pm and will remain together until the younger ones have been enrolled. Special thanks goes to Mrs. Karen Vin- cent for volunteering her help. Canadian Arthritis Society The ladies got under way last week with their first night of bowling. The Rogues took all 7 points from the Scamps, the Beggars took all 7 from the Tramps, the Rovers took all 7 points from the Scoundrels and the Hobos ’split with the Ras- cals 4 to 3. The Canadian Arthritis and Rheumatism Society would like to extend their thanks to John Perry for loaning his drugstore window so that the society could display their shadow box giving the community a much clearer picture of just what the society is all about and the object of the campaign. Many thanks also to the merchants in the plaza who have given .up window space for the poster contest. The chil- dren have worked hard on their posters so do make a point of taking a. good look at them when yOu are in the plaza this week. Bowling Barb Gauthier had high aver- age with 212 and high triple with 636 and high single was taken by Sydell Cook with 289. The congregation of St. An- drew's Presbyterian Church is busy preparing for their 143rd anniversary October 15. The ladies of St. Andrew's are also deep in their preparations and their housecieaning efforts for their rummage sale September 30 from 10 am till 12 noon. Cubs. Scouts, Guides. Brownies We are most fortunate in Maple in having another lead- er to help with the Brownies this year. and as a result, the first Maple Pack will be re- opened. The Pioneers begin their bowling October 5 at the com- _munity centre bowling lanes at PETER SMITH York Home T.V. Stelco Siding is strong. Resists dents and impacts like no other metalSIding on the market. Stelco Siding is attractive. lntwo finishes. And seven distinctive colours. Stelco Siding is durable. No peeling. Cracking. Flaking. 0r blistering. Stelco Siding adds value to your home. Eliminates painting bills. And it's guaranteed.With the most meaningful 20 year guarantee in the business. Compare. You'll agree. Yet it cos‘s no more than ordinary metal siding For your free estimate phone your authorized Stelco siding dealer. Steloo siding. . .lasts and lasts and lasts and lasts and lasts and lasts and lasts . . . yet costs no more than ordinary metal siding! (See ad on Page 23) WORKS IN A DRAWER Color TV 'by 889-1646 Home Siding Company Limited 221-7257 187 Moore Park Avenue, VWlowdaIe Maple Library is considering making its basement auditorium available for art lessons to be given by Mrs. Edith Stankus of Thornhill. Mrs. Stankus. an ex- cellent artist and teacher. has exhibited her work at Thorn- ‘hill library and is teaching a group of Willowdale artists. Library Art Course If IO People Enrol Her requirements are that there be 10 people enrolled and committed for 10 lessons at $3. each session. This means, the full amount must be paid even if you are unable to attend a session. Anyone interested in painting. whether you are a beginner or an advanced student. needing only criticism, is welcomed to attend. Please get in touch with Mrs. Ellis at the library if you are interested or leave your name and telephone number. Classes would begin about the end of October. Hockey Registration Sunday school rally day service. For those girls who missed All,” welcome- the registration September 16 Ne‘gth'th Notes and 20_ the final registration A miscellaneous shower was for girls, hockey will be held held for Christine Hadwen Sep- at the community hall_ Septem, tember 11 in the Sunday school her 23 from 10 am till 1 pm. room. Christine is the daugh- -. a: 1K ter of Wib and Beryl Hadwen, Registration dam ,m, “m now residing in Cookstown. Registration dates for the Maple Juvenile Team will be September 20. 27. October 4 from 6 pm till 7 pm and Oc- tober 1 from 2 to 3 pm. Tryouts will be held in the new Bond Lake Arena at Oak Ridges. “The Liberal” requires a Correspondent for the Kleinburg area. If you are interested in serving your home community and earning some extra money then please phone KLEINBURG MARY DAWSON AT 884-1105 CORRESPONDENT siding is the only siding made from stelco It'ra-s‘ leleolo FREFINle-ED STEEL A trousseau tea was held at the family home September 16. The gifts were very beautifully displayed throughout the large house. The wedding will take place September 23 at 2 pm with the ladies of the church serving the buffet dinner. We need news to keep this column going. Church News A special sunset service was held September 16. at the home of Roy and Jean Bowen.. The weather co-operated and a pot luck picnic supper started at 6 pm. The service started at 7 pm. Woodbridge Fair Day Celebrates 125 Years This Sunday is the special Sunday school rally day service. Vaughan Town Council in session September 11 agreed to contribute $750 to the 1972 Woodbridge Fair which will be celebrating its 125 anniversary on October 7. The money will go to help offset the cost of the free youth conrcert being staged. Council also agreed to declare' October 7 as officially Wood-' bridge Day throughout the municipality. Special festivities will include: an old fashioned breakfast on Woodbridge Avenue. sidewalk sales, a parade, a free youth concert, an outdoor beer gardenl and various other festivities. Two weddings took place Sep- tember 16. The first one at 2 pm was of Jim Tackleberry of Metro Farms to Helen Right. The second one was the McLean Watt wedding at 4 pm. Birthday wishesiare sent to Mrs. Florence Ella who cele- flgfiw > / THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill, Ontario, Thursday, Sept. 21, 1972 21 Teston T ldlngs N, Maple Minor : . . l . . svijgzgilggfgn {21. Hockey ASSOCICII‘IOII 5 ed news to keep this oing. Jews brated her 88th birthday at a; party held in her honor at: Vellore Hall on September 15.. It was ofif to Oswego again for Delmer Coplthorn. Herb; McGee. Alan Glass and Donil Murray. They motored down| Saturday morning. staying fox". the races Saturday night and‘ returning home Sunday after-:' noon. i Auction Sale There will be an auction sale at the home of Roy and Hazel Cooper, September 28. at 12 noon. All household furniture and items plus the mill equip- ment will be sold. Advice to Parents Remember more often than nuvluc bu rnltflllb v I . I . Remember more often than ! Payable at RegIStmtlon ““ not, it pays to indulge in bril-‘ “““““““ liant flashes of silence. ‘ Richmond Heights Centre 250 Yonge Street North Richmond Hill . 884-4401 OPEN THURS. 5: FRI. EVENINGS UNTIL 9 P31 At these For less than ten bucks you can do a lot for your car. At Firestone. Of course, you'll find it rides a lot better. But that's only the beginning. When you invest $995 you can actually save a good deal more. Because if your wheels are out of alignment and balance, your tires will notice it a lot sooner than you will. Maybe you won't even know you've got a problem until your tires tell you about it. By wearing out too soon. By wearing out in uneven patches. Or by wearing out on just one side of the tread. That's a sad waste. MAPLE SATURDAY, SEPT. 30 ARENA OPENING CELEBRATIONS MAPLE LIONS OKTOBERFEST (Licenced by L.C.B.O.) $2.00 per person includes FREE engraved STEIN and admission to Tickets available from Maple BP, European Delicatessen or see a Lion INFORMATION: PHONE 889-6863 - 832-1566 (after 6:00 pm.) DANCING Tennis Tournament Boys’ Baseball Tournament for Arena Cup â€" Maple, King City, Kleinburg, Oak Ridges 2:00 PM. - 6:30 PM. LIVE MUSIC â€" FUN â€" PONY RIDES GAMES FOR ALL AGES Maple Arena â€"- Home of Vaughan Nationals Oktoberfest DANCE & FUN Come along â€" Form a group â€" Invite your friends OBTAIN TICKETS AS SEATING IS LIMITED APPROXIMATELY 3:45 RM. IN THE AFTERNOON AFTERNOON ACTIVITIES 1:00 - 6:00 You’re mileuéfiéflhgéd with PRIZES -â€" REFRESHMENTS LIONS SPECIAL BAR-B-Q BEEF SANDWICHES NG â€"â€" 30 DOOR PRIZES â€" SINGING HOT & COLD GERMAN BUFFET AVAILABLE COMPLETE BEVERAGE FACILITIES GENUINE OKTOBERFEST BAND Fish Pond - Spill The Milk Crown & Anchor - Penr Stores . . 8:00 P.M. - 1:00 A.M. EHQSEEJCBEEEEIEAI'QNE NO INCREASE IN FEES THIS YEAR! ' SATURDAY. SEPT. 16th _ 10 AM. - 1 PM. I WEDNESDAY. SEPT. 20th _. 7 PM. - 9 P.M. ' SATURDAY, SEPT. 23rd â€"- 10 AM. - 1 PM. I LOCATION â€" MAPLE COMMUNITY CENTRE I DEDICATION Keele St., Maple FEES â€" $20.00 PER BOY Milk - Balloon Darts Penny Toss - Etc. it. And we'll make sure your wheels are perfectly balanced. And now: about that outer wheel bear- ing repack. Most people don't think about this important little part of their cars. Until the grease dries up and cracks. Until bearings crack or score. Until the bearings need to be replaced. Spend a little. Save a lot. That's what Firestone Riding System Service Is all about. m ‘0 WI " “n‘lm mom 0 R .CASH 2; so DAV CHARGE :. BUDGET PLAN“ And, of course there can easily be damage to other mechanical components too. So we’ll put your front wheels in perfect alignment. The way the car engineers designed sion bavs extra