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Igu‘ess holidays have ed their purpose when or make us glad to be ‘k home. I am, and 'would to wish you all a very py and contented New ar. I think it can be so ‘ A five-day workshop on Basic Gas Chlor- nation given at the Ministry of the Environ- ent Laboratory in Toronto recently was ttended by operators of waterworks and ewage treatment plants. The workshop on asic Gas Chlorination gave these men a better understanding of the operation of the gas chlorinator, thus enabling them to trouble I all of us if we all just w down a bit and take e to live. iglborhood Notes 7 [‘ha Mapl-e Against Dump- ; group is publicizing its ieavors by the publication tumper stickers. These a bright and simple but ; xthe message across. In] have already been sold tie plan and if you are :e'ested -in displaying lone rour car bumper 'please tract Tom Connolly at 832- Ne have been searching | Sky at dusk for the elus- come¢ but have failed rto intify it. Maybe Maple is a )r viewing srpot. It was fun rway, brushing up on long rlier it was reported the vimonmental Appeal Board aring on November 5 and 1973 ruled Disposal Ser- was to cease operations l- December 15. 1973 on a Lacre site near Maple. The ‘ rd also ruled that a fur- r 46 acres was not part of e oni-ginal Certificate of proval for Dumping is- ed in January, 1972. In other words. Maple culd have been free from rther garbage dumping by cember 15 of 1973 on all nd except the municipal No doubt most of you are vare that dumping ‘has not ased and it appears it has creased. Disposal Services . cks continue to travel rough Maple and continue 1'. There is a nominal fee 50c fcx' each sticker. Maple’s St. Stephen's Ang- can Church was the scene the December 22 wedding Sandra Ann Bourke and ames Herbert Kirk. Rev. Dr. tamsay Armitage officiated t the double ring ceremony nd the groom‘s sister. San- ra Kirk of Toronto played 'aditional wedding music. [he church was decorated ith poinsettias. 1 The bride, a teacher with e North York Board of ucation is the daughter f Mr. and Mrs. Desmond hourke, 2 Gram Street, aple. The groom. who is tudying rural planning at Ryerson . Polytechnical, is the on of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert (irk, 55 Woodcrest Road, Sarrie. Given in marriage by her ‘ather, the bride wore a hand mitted sheath dress, made till Dump Garbage Lfter Making Appeal ‘nd Vaughan Employee learns About Chlorination ’y er mother, with a leaf‘ the wedding cake. made and iatte‘rned skirt and hat. The‘decorated by the groom's mdice and sleeves of the| mother. lress were threaded with 80 Following a honeymoon vards of narrow ribbon. She spent in Acapulco, Mr. and armed a bouquet of dark‘Mrs. James Kirk have taken ed rosebuds and stephanotisn up residence in Willowdale. COMPANY APPEALS It appears Disposal Serv- s is proceeding by appeal 1d other methods to ignore ,e apparent wishes of the mmunity and the Environ- ethal Board. On December irk â€" Bourke BY EVA HAWKINS Maple Correspondent larried In St. Stephen's oneymooned In Acapulco ld‘fimp Don town-owned I would just like to men- tion again the can collection containers a-t‘the plaza and hope you are trying to get into the habit of using them. I know it is very tempting just to heave the cans into the garbage, especially when you are busy preparing a meal. forgotten science lessons on the stars and whatnot. But in the long run I think a project like this will be well worth while. In the future many more people will be participating and the amount of conservation of material will be considerable. Ladies Curling ‘ The first series schedule has been completed with skip Marilyn Wilson guiding her team ‘to six wins and one loss to take the Vaughan Firefighters Association first prize with a point total of 101.9. Second place winner was skip Gail Constable and her -team with 70.6 points. The tlhird place team was 7. Disposal Services appealed the ruling of the Environ- mental Appeal Boalrd'fio the County Court of the Judicial District of York and to the Ministry of the Environment. So far there 'have been no public hearings to determine potential environmental dam- age as required by t'h-e act. The Court, on behalf of the Town of Vaughan. has issued a Writ of Possession for the‘ land which the town owns and on which Disposal Serv- ices continue to dump. The Sheriff has been directed to enforce the writ which will or should have the effect of forcing Disposal Services off Uhe land. FIGHTING COMMITTEE It appears the community will be involved in a continu- img battle for many months to come. This can be frus- trating but the 'M.A.D. com- mittee has been formed for this purpose and they intend to continue their opposition to Metro's garbage being i brought into Maple. If you are interested in participating in M.A.D. con- tact Tom Connolly at 832- 1577. Attending the bride were Mrs. Janice Vernon as mat- ron of honor. Miss Joan Earn- shaw and Mrs. Brenda Hughes ‘ as bridesmaids. Attending the‘ groom were Eric Bermann of Willowdale as best man. Geof1 Kirk (the groom's brother)‘ and Dibby Bourke (the bride’s ‘ brother) as ushers. The bridal attendants wore long sleeved dark red dresses cut on the empire line. TheyI were fashioned with highy necks and each girl wore a1 silver locket. the gift of the‘ bride. The bridesmaids car- ried white baskets of red and white carnations and the‘ matron of honor carried a white basket of red roses land white carnations. gentlemen in the Senior Citi- zen bracket is a call receiv- ed from an engineering firm manager in the Downsview area who is looking for a retiree to work part time doing light maintenance. The hours are at the discretidn of j the employee. Since repeated ads in the papers have been to no avail, this manager felt this column might reach someone for whom time passes slowly, and who might enjoy work- ing for a few hours with a congenial group of employ- ees. Call Mrs. Louise Cooper “THE LIBERAL” ways willing to publish is al- items meal-ding neonle The wedding reception for the 76 guests was held at Summitview Gardens. Rich- mond Hill, a feature being the wedding cake. made and decorated by the groom's mother. skipped by Sharon Groundâ€" sell with a team score of 69 points. Following the final game ‘the ladies enjoyed a social hour at the heme of Elsie of the day's game were pre- Milne when all the winners of the day’s game were pre- sented with a box of choco- late; A delicious lunch and refreshments were provided by the club. The second series of the schedule will begin January 16 alt the Board of Trade Country Club and continue to April when Iplaydowns will determine the winners of the Vaughan Firefighters Asso- ciation trophy. The club is always looking for new players and spares. Any l-adies interested in joining on a Wednesday af- vtemoon of fun sh0u1d call Winona Hobbs at 832-1316 for information. Downsview Vaughan Seniors Plan Trips Ice Follies, California, Spain shoot and repair the equipment In the picture above Jack Holtze (left) of the Town of Vaughan’s Waterworks Depart- ment, is seen with Instructor Dave Woodside examining the model chlorinator used at the workshop. Mr. Holtze lives on Markham Road, Richmond Hill. I The Travelways tour to :California, on which several from Vaughan are booked, was filled to capacity at last ‘lcheck. But anyone wishing to go along with their ‘friends. could call Mrs. Louise Cooper at 832-2408 to check on cancellations. By EVA HAWKINS With the holidays over, and all Senior Citizen clubs back at the irregular meetings, activities are beginning again. The first bus outing for the members of Vaughan clubs is a trip to the Ice Follies January 22. This is an evening performance with tickets in the blues and bus costs approximately $6. Arrangements have not yet been made for supper, but the majority of the seniors enjoy a full evening. Supper will be arranged at the cost of the individual. Call 'club excursion representatives for further details. ,This date leaves only two weeks in which to reserve your ticket so don't put it off. A couple from the Maple area left this week for 30 days at St. Petersburg Beach in Florida, and our only wish is that we were with them. TRIP TO SPAIN All those who are planning the trip to Spain, March 24, should keep in mind that the balance of the payment should be made before the end of this month. A special note to the gentlemen in the Senior Citi- zen bracket is a call receiv- ed from an engineering firm manager in the Downsview area who is looking for ai retiree to work part time doing light maintenance._ The hours are at the discretion ofl the employee, I Since repeated ads in the; “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. Job Opening The Executive - of (the Vaughan Ladies Curling Club would like to take this oppontunity to wish all its members good luck and good curling in 1974. Sewing Classes T h e M a pl e Recreation Committee is sponsoring a new activity for area women. “Quick Tricks In Sewing" is being held at the Joseph A. Gibson Public School under the instruction of Mrs. Mil- dred Mason of Richmond Hill. T‘he sewing classes will be on' Thursday mornings from 9:30 to 11:30 am beginning on January 24. The classes will run for six weeks and the fee will be $8. Registration for the classes will be held at the school on January 17 at 9:30 am. For further information about the classes please contact Mrs. Jo Garrett at 832-1098. at 832-2408. Tcston Grandchild Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mitchell of Tes- ton Road who became proud grandparents when a son was born to Robert junior and wife Georgina at York Cen- tral Hospital December 29. Although this is their third grandchild, they are no less proud and excited. Deep and sincere sympathy to the family of Roy Phillips of the Concession '7. Maple, who passed away December 28. Roy leaves wife Katherine, daughter Janet and two sons Russell and Grant. He is survived by four sisters Mabel (Mrs. John Julian). Clara (Mrs. Bob Julian), Marion (Mrs. Bob Ball) and Dorothy (Mrs. Lester Glass. Roy was an elder at St. Andrew’s Presbyterian church, Maple and lived all his life on the family farm. During those years he made a host' of good and faithful friends who share in the sor- row of the family. Rev. George French of St. Andrew's conducted the serv- ice at the Thompson Funeral Chapel in Aurora. Interment was at St. Paul’s, Vaughan. 7310 WOODBINE AVE. PH NE 492-1122 0 884-6554 Obituary NELSON BURNS NEW LOCATION ROY PHILLIPS BENDER RUG CO. (formerly LoBurco Consultants) AT Steeles & Don Mills Road MARKHAM 16A 1. Delicatessen l IGA took an early lead but the Delicatessen team tied it up in the third period. IGA scorer was Peter Morris, as- sisted by Rob Devenno and for Delicatessen it was Danny Alesandrin. unassisted. Continental Shoes 4 Parkers 1 Continental Shoes took a four-goal lead before Parkers answered in the third period. Goals Were by Sandy Grant with two and one each to Peter Contc and Andy Bitt- ner with assists to Mark Gammage, Andy Bittner and Sandy Grant. For Parkers it was Gary Occhionero assisted by Peter Snowden. PEEWEE ATOM By EVA HAWKINS Maple Girls Defeat King City 3-0 For Third Straight Win By LOUISE COOPER (Week Ending December 29) Maple Girls 3, King City 0 Maple girls defeated King City 3-0 on their home ice December 28. This was the third straight win over the King City club, with scorers Leslie Hood (2) and Linda Turnbull (1). Terry Tarling_assisted on all three goals. 777:1‘0 date 'the girls have scored a total of 45 goals with only eight against them. Their next home game is January 11 at 7 pm. Maple Farm 4 Rival Appliances 2 Led by Brian Hasselfelt with three goals and Bob Bayley with one, Maple Farm defeated Rival Appliances. The assists went to Doug Hay, Phil Notaro. Bob Bayley and Paul Wilson. MAPLE MINOR HOCKEY RESULTS For Rival it was Mario Massarella and Jim Rogers. assisted by Felix Buonomo and Jim Rodgers. a Superior 5, DH&O 0 Superior seems to be on Parkers , , . . . . . . . European . i . . , . . . Continental . . . . . i IGA . . . . . . . . . . BANTAM Dominion Welding HOUSE LEAGUE TEAM STANDINGS ATOM Lions Contractors ., Disposal a . . , . . PEEWEE Maple Farm DHA . . . . Rival Appliances ATOM Parker’s 3 European Delicatessen 3 A close checking game be- ] tween Parkers and European ' Delicatessen ended in a 3-3 tie. Goals for Parkers were scored by Danny Alesandrin. Dave Price and Allen Mit- chell with assists to Steve Kucherawy and Allen Mitâ€" chell. For European the scoring was done by Ben Fulgham. Gary Occhionero and Neil Geddes. The asâ€" sists went to Frank Guttâ€" ridge and Jim Rout. Continental Shoes 1. ‘IGA 0 A goal by Andy Bittner assisted by Mark Gammage gave Continental their win over IGA. Mike Jones was the goalie who earned the shut-out for Continental. PEEWEE Rival 4, Superior 0 Led by two goals from Jim Rodgers and one each from Andy Fitzgibbon and Mauro Farina. Rival made ‘this a decisive win over Superior. The assists were by Andy Fitzgibbon and Mauro Farina. Mike Noble took over the net for Rival . to earn the shut-out. DH. and A. 6, Maple Farm 5 OF This was a high scoring game ending in a win for D‘H.A. with a three-goal ef- fort by Scot Wright and sin- gles to Dave Plunkett, Andy Grant and Mike Constable. The six assists went to Steve Rotz, Dave Grant, Dwayne Cooley, Mike Constable, Er- nie Chefero and Wayne Flan- agan. For Maple Farm the scoring was done by Rob Bayley (3) and one each for .Randy West and Phil Notaro. ‘The assists were by Randy West, Doug Hay, Phil No- taro (2) and Rob Bayley. BANTAM Dominion Welding 9 Disposal 1 Dominion far outclassed Disposal in this game. The WEEK’S PLAY Maple Bantams Defeat Unionville OMHA 4 T0 2 the move with this 5-0 win. Goals by Dominic Conte with two and singles to Fabio Allesandrini. Tim Taylor and Glen Amodeo. The assists wont to Tim Todd Smith. Dominic Conte and Glen Amodeo. Brent Ivens earned the shutout. BANTAM Disposal 3. Contractors 3 This was a wide open game with Disposal scoring their goals in the second period. The scorers were Steve Allen, Gary Roberts, Per Neilsen, Carmelo Notaro and Denton Fleury. The assists went to Barry Jansen, Steve Allen, Gary Roberts, Ken Kidd and Carmelo Notaro. For Contractors it was Bob Wilmot. Larry Cooper and Chris Plunkett with assists to Ron Line. Marko Pidhirsky. Larry Cooper, Chris Plunkett and Brian Bromfield. Dominion Welding 2 Lions 0 The scorers were Ray Toi- uiainen and Albert Reaume to defeat the Lions in a tough hockey game. Don Principe assisted on both goals. Yea Don! Jim Jellison earned the shutout. scorers for Dominion were Albert Reaume (4), Ray Toi- uiainen (3) and Mark Tyn- dall (2). The assists in the game went to Alan Rotz, A1- bert Reaume, Bill Open- shaw, Ray Toiuiainen and Don Principe with two each. Mark Tyndall was credited with one assist. The lone goal for Disposal was by Gary Roberts assisted by Ken Kidd and Per Nelson. Contractors 3, Lions 2 Lions took a first period two goal lead but the Con- tractors came back and tal- lied three times to clinch this win. For Lions the scoring was done by Curt Arnett and Bruce West, as- sisted by Fleming. For Brad Schanck ‘2), Danny Munshaw (2), Scott Usher. Blair' Ivens » and Harold Kaiser. Bradford 5, Maple 2 Goals were scored by Mark Munshaw and Blair Ivens. Assists went to Mark Munshaw and Danny Mun- shaw. WOODBRIDGE TOURNAMENT On December 27, 28 and' 29 towns with five OMHA Atom teams held a tourna- ment in Woodbridge. The towns entering were Bolton. Woodbridge. Unionville and Maple. Maple was the win- ner of the tournament. Unionville 8, Maple 1 This game was played on The Commerce Key get every 0th Account is a totally new approach to Personal you’te' lik banking. It’s a complete . _ package of personal banklng servrces and you can use them at your home branch or in any of the more than 1500 Commerce branches across Canada. And that’s more branches than any other bank. kuul. A-v.v â€"____c The whole idea is to make you feel at home no matter where you are. It’s simple. And convenient. A Commerce Key Account eliminates separate service charges and only costs you a flat $2. 50 a month. Here’s what you’ll be getting. E] A Commerce Key Account ID. Card. [:1 Custom cheques. C] Overdraft protection. 'lhis identification card entitles you to cash your personal cheque instantly at any Commerce branch. And get every other banking service E 9”“ you’re’ likelyto need. om te ram: n Contractors the scoring was done by Ron Line (2) and Brian Bromfield. Assists went to Bob Wilmont, Bruce Shields and Terry McGuire (2), DATES TO REMEMBER The hockey executive are busy planning numerous fun events that the com- munity can participate in while as well as giving some financial support to Maple hockey. The MMHA dance is coming up on February 1 as the Community Hall. Ticâ€" ets for the dance are avail- able from any executive member or at the European Delicatessen and Maple BP Station. Another event which promises to be a lot of fun is the Winter Fun Night and Draw on February 8. This is a Friday night, at the arena starting at 7 pm. See any hockey player for tie- kets for this. I will be giv- ing more details on the fun night later. THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill, Ontario, Thursday, Jan. 10, 1974 17 ATOM Maple 4, Sharon 1 This game was played on December 19. Norm Mon- dolo scored three goals and Mark Munshaw one. Asâ€" sists went to Doug Shaw, Tony Giancola. Blair Ivens and Danny Munshaw. Maple 4. Nobleton 3 In this game on December 21 Norm Mondolo was again the outstanding marksman with two goals. Blair Ivens with one and Brad Schanck with one. Assists went to Brad Schanck (2), Norm Mondolo, Mark Munshaw and Tony Giancola. all with one. On Boxing Day the Maple team played three games in a tournament at Sharon. The tournament was won by B01- ton, a “B” class town. The Maplé team that entered was a “DD” class. Our boys worked had and came close to the consolation trophy. Bolton 5, Maple 2 Maple goals were scored by Blair Ivens unassisted and Mark Munshaw unas- sisted. Mame 8, Beeton 4 Goals were scored by Blair Ivens (4), Mark Mun- shaw (2), Norm Mondollo and Scott Usher. Assists went to Mark Munshaw (4), Brad Schanck (2),. Danny Munshaw (2), Scott Usher. Blair' Ivens» and Harold Kaiser. Bradford 5, Maple 2 Goals were scored by Mark Munshaw and Blair Ivens. Assists went to Mark Munshaw and Danny Mun- shaw. OMHA BANK OF COMMERCE CANADIAN IMPERIAL December 28 and Maple‘s only goal was scored by Brad Schanck. Maple 6. Woodbridge 3 In this second game on December 29, goals were scored by Danny Munshaw (2), Norm Mondolo, Scott Usher, Blair Ivens, and Brad Schanck. Assists went to Mark Munshaw (2). Blair Ivens (2). Norm Mondolo 12), Tony Giancola and Har- old Kaiser. Bolton 2. Maple 1 This last game by the Atom team was played on December 29 and scoring for Maple were Blair Ivâ€" ‘ens unassisted. This game was tied up to the one sec- ond mark when Bolton scored. BANTAM The Atom team was ent- ered in the Woodbridge Tournament with the scores previously given. These games brought together boys from 8 to 18 years old. As mentioned earlier, the Maple teams won the tour- nament. Here are the scores of the Maple Bantam team that entered. ‘ The Bantam’s first game was on December 27 and they played again on the 28th and 29th. Maple 4. Unionville 2 Steve Sherman got three goals and one assist. David‘ Moore got one assist. Den- nis Limoges got one goal and one assist while David Sutherland got two assists and Jim Rotz one. Maple 4, Woodbridge 2 Scoring for Maple were David Sutherland with three goals and Dennis Limoges with one. Assists were earned by Bruce West, Steve Allen and Stephen Sherman. Maple 3, Bolton 1 Steve Sherman drew one goal and one assist. 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SPECIAL assist each Back to regular season play and one exhibition game, here are the results: Maple 2, Nobleton 2 This game was played back on December 12 and the goals were scored by Robb Hudson and Dennis Limoges. An exhibition game was played on December 18. Maple 5, Markham Major 3 Jim Rotz got two goals, Bruce West got one, as did Dennis Limoges and Stephen Sherman. All of these boys also had assists in this game. Maple 10, Sharon 1 This game was played on December 19 and since there was so much scoring I am only giving the goals scored. David Sutherland (3), Den- nis Limoges (4) and Stephen Sherman (3). Maple 4. Nobleton 2 David Sutherland and Dennis Limoges each scored two goals. The first game of the year was played against Schom- berg on January 5. Schomberg 3, Maple 1 Stephen Sherman scored one goal and Stephen Lim- oine had an assist. This was the first loss for the Maple Bantam team. That was regrettable but the Schomberg team certainly deserved to be the winners of this game. The record of this Bantam team is quite outstanding and the coaches and team players certainly need to be commended. SELLING YOUR BOAT? Find a buyer through a classified ad in “The Liberal" on sale every Thursday. It's easy to place your ad. Just call 884-1105 or 884-1983 FOR FAST RESULTS