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It is the hope that' all our readers have ‘had a thorough- ly enjoyable holiday and that the New Year will bring health and happiness to all. in spite of energy crisis, ecology concern and world turmoil. There is. however, a need for a great deal more inter- est. before #h‘e venture could be considered successful. Granted. there are some long waits for buses. particularly on return trips into Maple, but these certainly cannot be increased unless they are used. We have no word of any- one being ill or in hospital this week. We hope that no news is good news and that there are none on the sick list. Most of our readers are probably aware that our in- terest lies in transportation, and we are pleased to see increased interest in the TTC buses that have been running regularly scheduled trips from Maple. We do feel that, particu- larly at this time of year, when driving can be hazard- ous, we are indeed fortunate in having transportation avail- able. and we hope that more and more local residents will make an attempt to use the service. If any information is re- quired, John Plunkett at the Town of Vaughan offices 832-2281 will be most happy to oblige. Vaughan Senior Citizens On January 9 a bus trip to St. Petersburg Beach for 30 days has caught the interest of a few, and names can still be taken, but no later than January 4. Although. at last check there were only five seats left. the trip to California is now attracting some interest. There are a few from this Now that the holidays are over, local seniors are begin- ning to think about getting away from the winter wea- ther and heading into warm- er climes. Rival Apliance peewees downed DH&A four to two Saturday in a hard fought game during Maple Minor Hockey Association play at Maple Arena. Here one of the Rival play- The heavy snowstorm that made it a white Christmas here was enough to knock down this verandah in Concord even without the heavy Yule and Boxing Day rain that fol- lowed. But the occupants at 30 King High Drive weren’t worried about it all as they enjoyed the holiday in sunny climes. Giovanni ma . le me tum Pee wee Face- Off Time A t Map/e Arena Snowstorm Damages Concord Home area going along, and there may be room for a couple more for February 10. This is a 23-day trip including New Mexico. Mexico, the Texas oilfields, Las Vegas. San Francisco, Los Angeles and Nashville, Tennessee. Although there are several dates to cheese from, we realize that most of them conflict with activities in at least one area of Vaughan. so that the decision is a difficult one, and we have not had time to confirm the date. If the group includes din- ner in their plans, the cost should be less than $9 per person, including bus driVer, Follies ticket and dinner. If dinner is not included, the cost per person will be ap- proximately $6. At the moment, the most important note that we have for our local seniors is a planned visit to the Ice F01- lies during the month of January. We strongly urge all sen- iors to call their travel and excursion representatives for further information, or to be sure that this outing is on the agenda for the meetings of January 7 or 8. For all information on trips to California, Florida or Spain please call Mrs. Louise Cooper. 832-2408. Bowling Winners of the series just finished December 17 were the Poodles with 41 points. Other team standings are: Greyhounds 34. Spaniels 23, Labs 23, Beagles 21, Danes 20, Collies 17. Terriers 17. High single for the evening was by Olgo Kucheraway with 295 and the high triple for the evening was by San- dra Weber with 667. Holding the high single for the season is Bertham Ing- ram with 314. high triple Barb Gauthier 784, high average Barb Gauthier 216. NORTH YORK: The average price of a house in Metro in 1973 was $37,477, in 1972 it was $33,141. 10,776 homes were sold in this borough for $448 million. ATOM DIVISION (December 22) Parkers 4, [GA 4 This was the first of two ties in this division; the third tie in a row for Park‘- ers. Goals for Parkers were by Neil Geddes, Chris Cook, Peter Snowden and Norm Allen, with , two assists by Neil Geddes and Chris Cook. For IGA, Peter Morris tal- lied three more times and Jeff Garratt once. Assist- ing were Jeff Garratt, Dave Ruttle and Greg Cober. Continental Shoes 1 European Delicatessen 1 A 1-1 tie between these two teams with Andrew Bit- tner scoring for Continent- al with assists to Lou Du- vano and Mark Gammage. For the Delicatessens, it was Dave Price unassisted. PEEWEE DIVISION Superior Propane 6 Maple Farm Supply 1 Superior' overpowered Maple Farm to the tune of 6-1, led by Tim Smith and Dominic Conte with two goals each, and singles go- ing to Fabio Allesondrini and Tony Giancola. The assists were two each to Mark Fontin, Tim Taylor and one each to Ed Wilmot, Dominic Conte, Todd Smith and Glen Amodeo. DH&A took an early two goal lead but Rival came back with four to make this goals to ensure the win. Al- win. The DH&A goals were by Dwayne Cooley and Scott Wright, assists by Bob Hel- The lone tally for Maple Farm was frOm Rob Bayley, assisted by Phil Notaro. Rival Appliance 4, DH&A 2 MAPLE MINOR HOCKEY RESULTS ers who earned an assist, Mike Noble‘of Keele Street, battles for the puck against his DH&A opponent at the face-off. Bragag'nolo was believed by neighbors to be in Italy. However, he had a somewhat un- pleasant surprise awaiting on his return. So did the photographer who drove into a snow camouflaged ditch and had to be pulled out by a tow truck. By EVA HAWKINS Two Tie Games In Atom Division Rival's goals were scored by Phil Hutchinson, Mario Massarella, Dave Massarella, Terry Hinchley, with assists by Phil Hutchinson, Mauro Farina, Mario Massarella, Mike Noble and Felix Buon- omo. Maple Lions 4 Disposal Services 1 The Lions continue their winning streak, led by Chris Stewart with three goals and Bruce West with one; assist- ing were Steve Borneman, Dave Clendenan and Bruce West. iengthal, Scott Wright and Wayne Flanigan. The single for Disposal was scored by Rob Horner, assisted by Barry Jansen. Dominion Welding 6 (formerly Fred’s Shell) Contractors 3 Dominion Welding started with the first goal, dropped behind, then scored five bert Reaume scored two with singles to Don Principe. Ron Fenton, Rob Hudson and Mark Tyndall with only one assist and that to Rob Hudson. BAN TAM For the Contractors, it was Brian Ray, -Jim Rotz and Ron Line. The lone assist was by Robert Preisner. MAPLE GIRLS Maple 0, Nobleton l The Maple girls bowed 1-0 to Nobleton December? 21 at the Maple rink. Maple 4. King City 0 On Saturday morning they played King City at their home rink and defeated them 4-0. The goals were by Terry Tarling, Leslie Hood, Linda Turnbull and Karen Ivens. (Photo by Stuart's Studio) (Photo by Stuart's Studio) NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND OTHERS ‘ In The Estate of Mary Bayler All persons having claims against the Estate of Mary Bayler late of the Town of lRichmond Hill, in the Reg- 1ional Municipality of York. who died on or about the ‘5th day of September, 1973, are hereby notified to send particulars of same to the undersigned on or before the 10th day of January, ‘1974, after which date the Estate will be distributed, with regard only to the claims of which the under- signed shall then have not- ice. and the undersigned will not be liable to any person of whose claim he shall not then have notice. DATED at Richmond Hill, this 13th day of December, 1973. Gordon Bayler, by his solicitor. Robert H. Black- burn, c/o Messrs. Lawlor, LeClaire, Stong and Nevins, Barristers and Solicitors, 55 Yonge Street North, Rich- mond Hill, Ontario. contribution to build a new community cen’cre to be be- gun in the spring, is part of the subdivision agreement for the 202-‘home project Valley of the Cedars, north of Davis Drive. near Sutton Road. The community centre will be built east of Main Street and north of the com- munity arena. NEWMARKET: A $300,000 “THE LIBERAL” is al- ways willing to publish items regarding people and events contributed by its readers in Maple, Con- cord, Teston, Kleinburg. Maple, please phone Mrs. Eva Hawkins at 832-2314; in Concord, Bunty Laird, 17 King High Drive at 669-2314; in Kleinburg Margaret Lade, at “The Liberal”, 884-1105. 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