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In the travel department, the two outings planned for the month of August were discussed. The first, Aug- ust 14. leaving Maple at 8:30 am will take the Maple and Kleinburg members to the Farmers’ Market in Kitch- ener, lunch at the Evergreen Motel in Kitchener and a stop in the afternoon at the African Lion Safari in Rock- ton. An additional stop may be made, but details are still not confirmed. Cost of this trip. including all ex- penses: bus. driver, lunch and admission to Rockton is $7.25. At the time of writ- ing. there were still empty to the fold after being in hospital. The members all extend their wishes to Mrs. Mary Jones, who, at the time of writing. was still in York Central Hospital. Over a delicious lunch of blackberries and cream, with lemonade and cookies the high euchre scores of Annie Palmer and Clarence Brown were announced, and Clar- ence was welcomed back in- Mrs. May Bell, relative of Mrs. Annie Palmer and Mrs. Sarah Lewis was also wel- comed for the afternoon. The members of the Maple seniors club gathered July 29 with 24 in attendance, to play euchre and checkers, etc., and to plan some of their anticipated trips for the next month or so. The turnout was larger than ex- pected, with many away at cottages on their own holi- days. At least one new and active member was on hand. Bruce Thurston, whose addi- tion to the club roster will be an asset, we feel sure. Vaughan Srs. To Visit Kitchener Lawrence Welk Program At CN E Maple travelled to Thorn- hill July 30 and came home with an 8-3 victory. Kim Weese was back from vaca- tion and was on the mound for Maple, recording his ele- venth win with no losses. Kim gave up three runs on eight hits, three walks and struck out eight Thornhill‘ PEEWEES 10 REG. 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[:1 No D Please prim H and; errors PROV There has been some in- terest shown in the August 17 tour to the Maritimes. featuring the Prince of Fun- dy cruise, and anyone wish- ing to go along on this one will have to make reserva- tions with Mrs. Louise Cooper 832-2408 immedi- ately, and those interested in the 21 day tour to West- ern Canada and the Pacific Coast leaving the first week of September should have their reservations in. The second outing for August. and by far the'most popular, is the August 19 trip to the Canadian Nation- al Exhibition for the Law- rence Welk show on the grandstand. There are still seats available at the time of writing. again with first preference going to mem- bers from Maple and Kleinâ€" burg. The cost of this out- ing including bus, driver, admission to the grounds and grandstand performance will be $375. Cost of sup- per to be born by the indi- vidual, and some are plan- ning to take along a picnic lunch, weather permitting, with picnic coolers available on the bus to keep them cool. A small lawn chair can also be taken, labelled with names please, and the St. John Ambulance service of wheelchairs guided by Scouts is again available this year. seats on this outing with members from Maple and Kleinburg h a v i n g first choice, and then any senior citizen in Vaughan will be welcomed to complete the list. Meanwhile, Maple collect- ed 12 hits off the Thorn- hill pitcher along with two walks and three Thornhill errors, and six Maple strike- outs. Maple opened the scoring with a Single in the second Write at once to receive your free Baby Gift Package batters. The Maple team self committed two errors. In early September, a one NAME ADDRESS CITY ...... NAME ............. ADDRESS ......... CITY ............... DATE EXPECTING DATE EXPECTING P|ease print the name and address of a friend or neighbour who is expecting their first baby. No obligarion of course. 130 YONGE ST. NORTH W1“ Del A one day colour tour of 'lete the the autumn leaves is being . planned for early October, tlng‘ for and a four day tour of the the m°5t beautiful country of Algon< InnL-O 1D It should be noted that the Maritimes and the West- ern Canada tours are not en- tirely for senior citizens, and enquiries will be wel- come. No one could ask for more enjoyable fellow pas- sengers than the senior cit- izens who are out to enjoy their trips to their utmost. At this point, we would like to extend thanks to “The Liberal" for this one point of communication for our senior citizens during the summer. No better way of getting to our folks than their weekly newspaper. quin Park. Ottawa, the Laur- entians, Montreal, Lake Placid and the Adirondacks. This trip is rapidly being filled. Again for details, call Mrs Cooper 832-2408. day trip is being planned to the Shaw Festival in Niag- ara - on - the - Lake, details later. inning but Thornhill tied it in the 3rd. A fourth run out- burst in the fourth put Maple ahead to stay. Thomhill add- ed two more runs in their half of the fourth and three Maple runs in the seventh ended the scoring with the final score 8-3. Doug Hay was three for four at the plate for Maple. -mcimowi’xm V ELainmam-mairs (33g Hmoum ‘ Seveninays a FIRST BABY? E) NO [I rum BABY? [:1 NOE] PROV .......... ZIP . PROV TRY ZIP... The combined services of Maple United Church and St. Andrew's Presbyterian Chur- ch along with sister churches, Carrville United and St. Paul's, Vaughan, are continu- ing in St. Andrew’s Presby- ‘terian church, Keele Street, Maple, at 10 am during the month of August and the first Sunday in September. Rev. Stanley Snowden of the United Churches will be in charge of pastoral duties dur- ing the absence of Rev. George French of the Presby- terian Churches. Rev. Snow- den may be reached at 832- 1403. The last two weeks of August I will be away on holidays. For the news dead- lines of August 23 and 30 please contact Louise Cooper of 15 Naylon~ Street if you have news to be printed in the Maple column, Church News. All vacationing players should be back by Civic Holl- day and the team is prepar- ing for a run- at the playoffs which should start August 7. Watch the BP for times and dates of these games. Reminder His brother Ron went two for three and Emie Chefero was two for four. CHARGEX OPT/0N CHARGE ACCOUNT STOUFFVILLE: Carl Tim- hers, RR 4, will join Edwin Mills of Prince Edward Is- land in representing Canada in the World Plowing Match- es in Helsinki, Finland, late this month. STOUFFVILLE: Council has formelly requested an environmental hearing on the York Sanitation land fill site before Octdber 15. It claims that the site is being operated illegally. STOU‘FFVILLE: Exchange visits by hockey teams from here and Switzerland last year has blossomed into an exchange program. At least four local young people are holidaying in Switzerland this summer â€" Gail Burton, Dana Turner, Robert Lawson and Brian Murphy are the travellers. Ontario Scholars At Woodbridge High The Ontario Scholarship, which brings with it $200 in cash. is awarded to students with an average of 80 per- cent or better on the com- pletion of grade 13. One of the smallest secon- dary schools in the York County Board of Education system, Woodbridge High School made its best show- ing to date with eight On- tario Scholars among its guide 13 graduates. Woodbridge winners were Marilyn Salmon. 88.8 per- cent; John Pitman, 85.8 per- cent; Melinda Vroom, 85 percent; Janice Barker, 84.2 percent; Carolyn McMillin, 82 percent; Norm Clarke, 81.5 percent; Graham Chev- reau, 80 percent, and Sher- ry MacDonald, 80 percent. 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