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By EVA HAWKINS In the house league reg- ular play is completed and the playoffs begin on March car (still uâ€"IIQna'med) will talk ‘to the children and an- swer any of their? qugsflons on safety and related sub- jecms. If the weather is in- clement, the talking car will visit the plaza the following Sa'tundiay. Continental Shoes 3, Par-kers 2. Led by Sandy Grant with two goals. Continental held on to second place with the other goal by Andy Bitt- ner assisted by Mark Gam-, mage. This was a close game‘ and Parkers produced one of their best efforts and when their goalie was pulled in last few minutes of play. they nearly tied it up. Scor- ing was done by Neil Geddes and Norm Allen, assisted by Ben Fulgham, Before this game, the Parker‘s goalie, Nick Giancola, met with an accident and could not play the game. So one of the other team members, Tim Line dressed and went into the goal, doing a fantastic job. Maybe he should con- sider changing positions for next year. Atom Neighborhood Notos On Saturday the Maple Plaza Association is sponsor- ing a special attraction at the plaza. Throughout the after- noon a special visitor, the York Regional Police talking Rival 4, Maple Farm 2. This win by Rival puts these European Delicatessen 5. IGA 1. The Delicatessen re- mained in first place. Allen Mitchell scored the hat-trick and singles by Danny Ales- andrin and Paul Strangways. Assists went to Lee Fergu- son, Dave Price and Jim Rout (2). The IGA goal was by Dave Ruttle unassisted. Peewee maJe me lum MAPLE MINOR HOCKEY RESULTS By ‘EVA HAWKINS Kindénga-rten registration 0 Answers phone and gives your message. 0 Built in monitor, you can hear who is calling without lifting your phone. 0 Records all incoming calls 0 Built in microphone. .And much, much more. NATIONAL COMMUNICATIONS 466 McNicoll Ave,,W-||owdale, Omario 499-0276 50% never miss a call Vaughan Alert! More Garbage for Vaughan? For further information, including baby sitting service, write MAD, Box 774, Maple or telephone 832-1577 or 832-1217. Now is this time for YOU to express your views about the FIRST application to extend dumping in Vaughan. The Environmental Protection Act requires a public hearing prior to approval of a new garbage dump. A public hearing on a new 20 acre site will be held on March 12, at 10 o’clock a.m., in the Maple Community Hall. Disposal Services are'presently dumping without approval of the Ministry of the Environment on this new site in Maple. This, and other companies, have applications before the Ministry for massive long term garbage dumping in Vaughan (50 million tons on over 800 acres). Vaughan Council, Maple Against Dumping and other concerned citizens need YOUR support. Your attendance Will show your concern. We Urge You To Attend two teams in a first place tie. Scoring was done by Dave Massarella (2), Mario Massarella, and Andy Fitz- gibbon. Assists went to Mauro Farino, Dave Massar- ella and Jim Rodgers. will be held at Joseph A. Gibson Public School March 28 from 9 am to 5 pm. Any children who will be age 5 before the end of 1974, or additional registrations, will be taken for children who will be 5 before March 21, 1975. During the mid-winter break on March 20 the group “Sideroad” will be featured at a dance especially for young people at the Maple Community Centre from 8:30 to 11 pm. Admission will be DHA 3, Superior 1. DHA sprung into a three-goal lead before Ed Wilmont tallied for Superior, assisted by Tony Giancola. For DHA it was Brad Dimeo with one goal and one assist. The other goals went to Dave Plunkett and Ernie Chefro. assist to Andy Grant. Bantam Maple Lions 6, Dominion Welding 3. This was a hard- fought game with the Lions coming back from a two-goal deficit. The scoring was done by Curt Amett, Jeff Sandford, Dave Clendennan. Bruce West, Dennis Fleming and Colin Mummery. The assists went to Dave Good- maker, Steve Borneman (2), Dave Clendennan, Chris Ste- wart and Dennis Fleming. For Dominion Welding it was Bob Fenton, Albert Rea- ume (2). Assists went to Rob Hudson, Mark Tyndall, Ray Toiuiainen, and Mark Pid- hersky. Contractors 3, Disposal 0. Dave Cook earned the shut- out for Contractors and the scoring was done by Brian Bromfield (2) and Bobby Wilmont. Assists were by Bill French and Chris Plun- kett. PHONE BUTLER The seniors of the Maple Club have a busy spring schedule ahead of them with fihe next two Monday meetings taken up wimh a St. Patrick's Day Program March 11 and bowling at the community hall lanes March 18. $1 per person and refresh- ments wil! be on sale at the dance. Since “Si‘deroad” is made up of Maple people, here are the names the mem- bers; Paul McDonald-drums, A. J. Smitheram-guitar, Doug Lippayag'uitar, Rab Homer- bass guitar. The vocalist is Chris Becker. Senior Citizens Three Vaughan Senior Cl- tizens are in York Central Hospital. ‘Mrs. Lulu Leece of Church is slowly improving and hopes to soon be out of the intensive care unit. Mrs. Marian Bowes and Mrs. Gla- dys Maginn are in the same room and both have disabled themselves for a while 'due to falls. A speedy recovery is hoped for. and best wishes from all of the senior citi- zens. For March 19, a bus has been chartered and tickets ordered for the Maple Leaf Gard-en's production of "Pe- ter Pan". followed by sup- per at Old Ed's Restuarant. Any Seniors in the area Wishing to join with the Maple and Kl-einburg people on this outing can call Mrs. Louise Cooper at 832-2408. Interest is high for a visit to the Legislature in early May. combined with another highlight or two. Although some arrangements have al- ready been made. a conflict of dates has arisen. We the Presented by The York Regional Police Safety Bureau, who will talk to the public about safety and answer questions. TALKING SAFETY CAR SATURDAY, MARCH 9 MAPLE PLAZA DON’T MISS IT!!! will be at 011 would like to hear of any other activifies during mhe first two weeks of May that would conflict with flhis trip so the outing can be changed to suit the majority. Names should be coming in for this trip as a maximum 80 has been set. There are a couple of ne- quests for a trip to Ottawa again this spring and the organizers have tentatively reserved a tour at a cost of $40 per person for 'bhree days May 20â€"22. Anyone [Interes- ted ln this, please cantact Mrs. Cooper as soon as pos- sible so she can 'have space passed on to someone else if there is not enough interest. Bowling February 18 was the last evening of bowling and the Danes won this series with 35 points. The ladies also had a draw that evening and the lucky winner was Bertha Ingram. On February 25 «the high triple for the evening was bowled by Olga Kuehe- rawy (691). Barbara Gauthier had 270, the high single for the evening. Standings: Labs 7, Dames 7, Poodles 7, Beag- les 5, Collies 2, Terriers 0, Spaniels 0, Greyhounds 0. “THE LIBERAL" is al- ways willing to publish items regarding people and events contributed by its readers in Maple. Con- cord, Teston, Klelnburg. Maple. please phone Mrs. Eva Hawkins at 832-2314: in Concord, Mary Dawson at 884-8177; in Klelnburg Margaret Lade, at “The Liberal". 884-1105. Story Hour at Maple Public Library, Merino Road near Keele Street, is under the direction of Assistant Librarian Mrs. Jean Sculthorpe of Bent Crescent, Richmond Hill (back to camera). This is just one of the many popular services provided to Vaughan Town residents by the library since it opened in 1967. Story Hour is held on Thursdays at 10:30 Newspaper Classified offers advertisers a combination of unbeatable advantages. Phone today â€"884-1105-6. Fast results! York Home T.V. 306 Bayview Ave. (Plaza) 889-1646 - 884-4165 WORKS IN A DRAWER Color TV from ‘ Swéetheart Peter GET YOUR Story Hour At Maple Public library DR. JOHN M. SOWERBY D.V.M. WISHES T0 ANNOUNCE THAT HE WILL BE TAKING OVER THE PRACTICE OF VETERINARY MEDICINE AT The Kingsdale ' Animal Hospital 240 KING ST KING CITY AS OF FRIDAY, MARCH 8, 1974 TELEPHONE: 833-5401 THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill, Ontario, Thursday, March 7, 1974 21 am for pre-schoolers. Movie programs for children and high school students are provided each Saturday at 2 pm. Maple Library now also has a new junior department located in the downstairs area. The library is open every weekday except Wednesday from 10 am to 5 pm and from 7 pm to 9 pm. On Saturdays it is open from 10 am to 5 pm. Toronto Income Tax Service Ltd. now offers you our . . . low cost, personalized, prompt, accurate income‘tax preiaiation servicE DO HAVE A CHOICE Toronto Income Tax Service Ltd. 17 YONGE ST. 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