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24 On behalf of the commun- ity, I would like to express the kindest sympathy to Elsie Milne and her two children on the sudden death of her husband, "Chic" on February Maple Senior Citizens en- joyed Court Whist, a special version of euchre and an exchange of Valentines at their Monday meeting at the United Church. Maple 6, Unionville 4. In this game February 5 the goals for Maple were scored by' Brad Schanck (2), Mark Munshaw (2), Blair Ivens and Tony Giancola. Assists went to Norm Mondolo (2). Doug Shaw, Blair Ivens. Rickie |Bayley and Scott Usher. Jess Atwell played net. This was the last league game before the play- offs start. EXHIBITION GAME Maple 7. Richmond Hill 4. Goals were scored by Mark Munshaw (3), Norm Mon- dolo. Tony Giancola, Brad Schanck and Blair Ivens. As- sists went to Danny Mun- shaw (2). Tony Giancolo (2), Brad Schanck, Norm Mon- dolo. Blair Ivens and Mark Munshaw. The goalie was Nickie Giancola. PEEWEE ed by Doug Shaw. Mark Munshaw scored unassisted. Maple was two men short. Robbie Lloyd played net. The Maple Lions won their playoff series. They played a strong‘team from Stroud and won the best out of three games. Maple won two and tied the other. Maple 2, Stroud 1. The first goal for Maple was scored by Blair VIvens a_s§ist_- Maple 7. Stroud 2. Scor- ing fbr Maple were Blair Sutherland four goals and one assist; Bob Kucherawy one goal and four assists; Ray Mondolo one goal; Rus- sell Horner one assist, Bill Allan one assist and Greg Munshaw one assist. Maple 3. Stroud 3. At the end of regular play, the game went into a 10 minute overtime period but both teams failed to score. Ray Mondolo, Scott Lawson and Wayne Boudreau each had one goal each. Assists went to Brian VanLuyk, Russell Homer, Bob Kucherawy, Blair Sutherland, and Greg Munshaw (2). Neighborhood Notes OMHA Maple 4. Stroud 1. In this game. Greg Munshaw had one goal and- one as- sist. Blair Sutherland two goals and Ray MOndolo one goal. On February 13, the playoffs with Schomberg start These are the York North finals, and the winâ€" ning team from this series will represent the York-Sim- coe County League in the peewee "DD" All-Ontario Championship. This team was comprised of peewee house league play- ers who were invited to play an exhibition game with a similar team from the Rich- vale hockey league. The first game was played on January 13 at the Richmond Hill arena and the score was Richvale 8 and Maple 2. In this game the goals were scored by Dave Plunkett and Dave Plunkett and Tim Smith, against a very strong Richvale team. Player Mark Munshaw Blair Ivens Norm Mondolo Danny Munshaw Brad Schanck Scott Usher Rick Bailie . Tony Giancola Doug Shaw Sandy Todd Harold Kaiser Nelson Grist . â€"Brian Rodgers Michael Fflug David Ruttle ma . Ie me tum MAPLE MINOR HOCKEY RESULTS tauâ€"{Weeks of hardI PEEWEE SELECTS Spot Prizes 7lr‘I-lE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill, Ontario, Thursday, Feb. 14, 1974 BANTAM - JUVENILE By EVA HAWKINS FINAL RESULTS Maple OMHA Atom League Games Goals Ass. Tot. Goals Ass. Tot. 2O 20 14 10 8 11 Pts. 46 42 34 19 18 15 Exhibition Pts. 23 15 38 .15 11 26 10 11 21 5 11 16 4 7 11 3 2 5 Buffet 7 The Session includes: E1- der for Life Mrs‘ Alma Jones-Whittey; Elders for Continental Shoes 4, Park- ers 0, This win moves Con- tinental Shoes into first place, two points ahead of Parkers. Michael Jones was in net. Sandy Grant got his two goals again. Mark Gam- mage had one goal and one assist. Andy Bittner had the other goal. Michael Jones‘ shutout for Continental was his third this year. work. the boys had a re- match and were charging from the first face-off. Rob Bailey popped in a pass from Brian Hasselfelt e rly in the game. Richvale (2%ne back to get two goals ut Dave Massarella tied it up, assisted by his brother Mar- io. In a 10â€"minute overtime period. Mario Massarella scored again on a Dave Masâ€" sarella pass. Final score. Maple 3 and Richvale 2. Goalie was Bob Amos. European Delicatessen 9. IGA 2. Parkers were moved into third place with Deli- catessen gaining this win. Jim Rout and Allen Mitchell both shot hat tricks with singles added by Danny Al- The Annual Congregational Meeting of Maple United was held on January 23. The eve- ning started off with a pot luck supper and the business followed. Many new officers were elected or re-elected to serve along with others who will have part of their term of office to serve. HOUSE LEAGUE ATOM csandrin. John Flynn, Bran- ko Gordez. The assists were by Steven Kucherawy (2) A1- len Mitchell (2) and one each to Ed Hepegher, Kirk Ivens, David Price and Jim Rout. For IGA the scoring was done by David Ruttle and Elco Reaume. PEEWEE Maple Farm 2. Rival 2. For Maple Farm it was Bob Bayley with two goals, and one asist to Paul Wilson. For Rival it was Mario Massar- ella with one goal and one assist, one goal to Mauro Farino and the other assist went to Luigi D'Amateo. Superior 2, DHA l. Dom- inic Conte and Tony Gian- cola scored with Tim Smith, Fabio Allesandrini and Todd Smith assisting. For DHA the scoring was done by Mike Constable from Brad Demeo and Steve Rotz. BANTAM. Church News Dominion Welding 5, Ma- ple Lions 4. Dominion in- creased their first place lead over the Lions with this win. It was Rob Hudson and A1- bert Reaume with two goals each and the other was by Kevin Garrett. The assists went to Robert Fenton. Rob Hudson, Mark Tyndall and Ray Toiuiainen. For the Lions it was Bruce West with a hat trick and a single by Steve Borneman. The as- sists went to Randy Tinline. Disposal 4. Contractors 2. For Disposal it was Jim Torz with two. Chris Plun- kett and Brian Bromfield each had one. The assists went to Bill French. Brian Hay, Jim Rotz, Terry Mc- Guire and Chris Plunkett. Scoring for Contractors was Gary Roberts. one goal and one assist. Rob Horner had one goal and the other as- sist went to Ian Quenton. Refreshifients On January 28 a seminar was held at the church on “The Making of Wills" with over 50 people in attendance. The members of the panel who led the discussion and answered the many questions were: William Bailey, barris- ter of Aurora, Kirby Brock of Maple, Mrs. Zetta Thurston of Maple, Rev. Walton Tomge of Toronto and Rev. Stanley Showden of Maple United. three years â€" Miss Elizabeth Jackson. Harry Kentner, Mor- ley Kinnee. Mrs. Det Palmer, Ted Smart. Mrs. Ina Yake, Gordon Wragg; Committee of Stewards. three-year term â€" John Jackson, Keith Mathew- son, Bruce Murchinson. James Oliver, John Stinson, Larry Todd; Trustees â€" John Irv- ing, Duke Jarrett, Robert Moorhead, Bruce Thurston. One advance nutice. There will be an evening of euchre and bridge at the church on February 25. St. Andrew’s Presbyterian WA-WMS ladies will be meet- ing Wednesday of next week at 8 pm at the home of Mrs. Jack Hynd at 26 Gosling Road. The roll call for the evening will be an apron for Engagement Announced DONNA CONSTABLE AND ROBERT IRVINE Mr. and Mrs. Fred Constable of Woodbridge announce the engagement of their daughter, Donna Jean, to Robert Irvine, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Irvine, Isling’ton. The wedding will take place at 4 pm March 2 in St. Paul’s Vaughan Presbyterian Church. “THE LIBERAL” is al- ways wminé' 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. Mary Dawson at 884-8177; in Kleinburg Margaret Lade, at “The Liberal", 884-1105. Light up your life and make your household glow with warmth and beauty, Whatever your taste or color scheme . . . you’ll find the lamp to suit it here. Table and floor styles . . . some one-of-a-kind at (FRAMED PAINTING) 330 YONGE ST. NORTH IT‘VHJAKEEPSKHJCOOL,DRY AND COMFORTABLE DUR- ING THOSE HOT, HUMID DAYS AND SLEEPLESS NIGHTS AHEAD! LIQUIFLAME CENTRAL AIR-CONDITIONING SAVE YOU MONEY! NOT ONLY WILL CLUB 'all now for a free estimate on WE INSTALL, SERVICE AND GUARANTEE WHAT WE SELL the Christmas Bazaar. Last Sunday the congregation was surprised by the presence in the congregation of Margaret and “Biff” Andrew. Their many friends in Maple would like to extend a hearty wel- come ‘back. The Andrews re- turned from their holiday in Britain on February '7 and until they can get settled they are staying with their daughter. Bowling For February 4 the high triple was Olga Kucherawy 723 and the high single by Lorraine Leonard 330. The high single is now held by Lorraine with 330 and the high triple of 784 and high average of 214 are still held by Barbara Gauthier. The league standings are: Collies 23, Danes 23, Span- iels 21, Greyhounds 19. Labs 16, Beagles 16. Poodles 16, Terriers 6. Illlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllmull“lll\l\lllllll\llllll\lllllllllllll Ex-C’hairman Gets Gavel Eugene Jacobs of Pine Grove. Vaughan Tawn, will have the gavel he used as the first chairman of York County Roman Catholic School Board as a memento of the five years he spent in that of- fice. The gavel, suitably inscribed was presented to Mr. Jacobs by his succes- sor as chairman John Mc- Derm’ott of Stouft‘ville, at the board’s February 5 meeting. The gavel is almost in close the board meetings. Jacobs never had to use it other than to open and close the board meeting. Dalton MacArthur was the “blind’ referee for the eve- ning. He was attacked by the boys' team coaching staff al- ternately by pies and buckets of water. But, “alls well that ends well". The boys thor- oughly trounced their moth- ers. It was impossible to score against Michael Jones until the mothers had all 16 players on the ice. FIGURE SKATING The Richmond Hill and Woodlbridge Figure Skating Club sent some of their best young skaters to perform. There were dance pairs, both boy and girl combinations and girls. Many of the girls also did solo routines. The evening started with an inter-squad game of the Maple girls hockey. The Maple mothers came on next, dressed “to kill" in Vaughan Nats uniforms to “play” their sons and other atom league boys. The average age of the boys was seven. One of the most exciting parts of Fun Night is the draw. The OMHA peewee More than 400 firefighters from York Region and Metro attended the funeral of Leslie (Chic) Milne, 42, of 15 Clemson Crescent, Maple, a member of Vaughan Fire Depart- ment, who died shortly after attending a fire February 2 in the Thornhill area of Vaughan. Mr. Milne was stricken by a heart attack at a house fire while laying hose lines for Community involvement meant success for the Fun Night Friday of last week at the Maple arena. The hockey executive were very thankful to all those who purchased tickets and attended. Maple Minor Hockey Association Fun Night Community Success WAYNE METALS COMPANY CASH PAID IMMEDIATELY SCRAP AND DERELICT CARS By EVA HAWKINS Maple Corresondent our 493-6870 362-5777 Beat The Drum 5/0 W] y For Vaughan Firefighter off OXFORD SQUARE PLAZA LIGHT SHOP PHONE 889-6534 RICHMOND HILL season FOR Two Olympic coins were won by Geri Patterson of Aurora and Mary Cameron of Maple, A ladies fur hat, don- ated by the Yaughan Nats went to Sylvia Stewart of Nobleton, the Electrohome Stereo to Robert Hansen of Maple and the color TV to Nelson Grist of Maple. team managed to sell the most' tickets. The highest single ticket seller was Ricky Haas who was rewarded with an Olympic coin. 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