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Happenings The home of Linda and Carrie Kloosterman was the scene August 23 at 10 Westwood Lane of a “Kiddie Carnival" as arranged by the two Kloosterman children together with their neigh- borhood friends, Cathy Col- lett of MacKay Drive. Laurie Hobbs, also of Westwood Lane, Carolyn Welge and Melanie Leaven. From the various games, sale of articles and refresh- ments the girls managed to raise $15 â€" despite the fact they were more or less rain- ed out. They were very happy with their fund raising event, the proceeds from which they were glad to hand over to York Central Hospital. Caroln Welge and her family are back in their home on 16 Maryvale Cres- cent f-or a holiday having spent the last year in Ger- many. MW'e' are happy to have a chance to visit with them before their return to Ger- many. Cathy Collett celebrated her 10th birthday on August 30 with a "swim party", a show and sleep-over. Library Be sure to come in soon and you will see the attrac- tive work of a local artist. Eloi Tilson of 11 Orlow Crescent which is presently being displayed. Church News At Emmanuel Anglican on walk” M thél? £23233” see us at the HILLCREST MALL GOOD HONEST VALUE IN EATING ANYTIME and EVERY TIME! THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill, Ontario, Wednesday, Sept. 11, 1974 Whether for a fast lunch, an office party, or before a movie, you can depend on good eating at down to earth prices. Our Spud Burger Special shown here is our most popular entree. . .just one of 7 delicious ways from $1 .84 to $3.69 of eating better for less. Anytime. . . every time. TOWEL 69c POTATOES 10 LB. BAG BONELESS STEWING KLEENEX RICHVALE nnnnn REQQBD ONTARIO GROWN NEW RED BRAND MRS. MARY WATTS, 43 SPRUCE AVENUE, 889-5787 SIZE 24’s 2 PLY MacKay Drive the regular Sunday morning services are being held at 11 am. Sugnday being Trinity XIV, there will be morning prayer. The ACW had their first; executive meeting of this? season on Thursday. They were to hold their first reg- ular monthly meeting on! Tuesday in the church hall '10 make plans for this sea- son. junior and seniors. Theatre A reminder that choirl practices will take place on Thursdays at 7:30 pm for “Kiss and Make Up", a" wild farce, directed by local; drama professional Gerry‘ Crack, will be the first pres- en‘tation of the Curtain Club at its air-conditioned .theatre on the corner of Elgin Mills and Newkirk Road. Opening night is Septem- ber 27 at 8 1pm. It will run until October 12 with pet- formances Wednesday and Thursdays at 8:30 pm $11 season tickets); Fridays and Saturdays ($13), at 8:30 pm except opening nighlte Tickets may be obtained from Jane Foley at 34 Edgar Avenue or by phoning for reservations at 889-3967. Students are admitted on Wednesday nights for $1.50 if seats are available. Also group bookings for organiza- tions will be accepted for special Tuesday performan- FRESH PRODUCE at 8 pm for BUNCH RIB STEAK $1.39 LB. RED BRAND In its 20th season of oper- ation, the Curtain Club of- fers four other attractions. They are: “An Inspector Calls”. “The Gingerbread Lady". “Celebration” and “Don't Start Without Me.” Sport ces upon request to Brian Moore President at 884-2638. Visiting entertainment to senio ciltizen- residences, nursi g homes, hospitals, etc. may be arranged by contact- ing Dick Rayfield at 221-2308. There will be yet another OMHA ltry-out for boys re- siding in south Richmond Hill Wednesday of next week from 6 to 11 pm starting with atoms in the 01d arena on Lorne Avenue. For fur- ther information call Con- venor Cliff Twidale at 889-1401. The Richvale Minor Hoc- key House League commen- ces its 1974-75 season Oct- ober 7. Rtgistration for this will be accepted at the inform- ation desk in the Hillcrest Mall (opposite Simpsons) an Saturday and again on Sept- ember 21 from 10 am to 12 noon. For further information phone the house league con- ven-or Nino De Piers at 889â€"1087 or the assistant registrar, Bob Greig at 884-4002. Meeting TOMATOES N-THE-BANK‘ VALUES APPLES $1.19 The "South Richmond Hi1 MACARONI 2 LBS. FOR 28 OZ. CAN - Strawberry Shortcake 0 Tea. Colfee, Milk or Soft Drink. Chilled Tomato Juice Char broiled boneless NEW YORK SIRLOIN STEAK Baked Potato Steak 'N' Burger Salad French Dressing, Toasted Roll restaurant tavern ONTARIO GROWN UNICO PRIMO Those interested in Ox- -trail Camp may apply that same evening. For more in- formation, please contact Bob Cage. group committee Chairman at 889-5437 01' 884-4896. ‘ Church News ROUND STEAK ROAST $1.49 LB. Task Force will hold their first meeting of this season at home of Mrs. Mary Watts, 43 Spruce Avenue on Mon- day at 8 pm. If interested in coming please phone me at 889-5787. Scouts & Cubs Registration for lst Lang- staff Cubs and Scouts will take place at the Scout Hall, Pearson Park tonight (Wed- nesday) from 7 to 9 pm. One parent, if not both, MUST accompany each boy, because in order to survive, the group organized and guided entirely by volunteers re- quires the involvement of the mothers and fathers. Leaders. assistants. Scout -v-‘ I v III“ r.- By MARY WATTS The Richvale squirts closed out the season Sep- tember 7 by losing the cham- pionship to Maple 12-4. They did not score until the fifth inning and it looked as if they were just starting to gain momentum when their time ran out. After losing their first five games this year. the boys had earned a chance at the championships by beating Oak Ridges 2-0 in the semi-finals. The team‘s overall record for the season was seven wins and seven losses. Dave ‘lill was the coach. Registration for lst Lang- staff Cubs and Scouts will take place at the Scout Hall. Pearson Park tonight (Wed- nesday) from 7 to 9 pm. One parent, if not both, MUST accompany each boy, because in order to survive, the group organized and guided entirely by volunteers re- quires the involvement of the mothers and fathers. Leaders, assistants, Scout Committee and IMdthers' Auxiliary are all necessary to ensure that “Scouting Goes and Grows". Please give your boy this support. St. Mary Immaculate Church, Yonge and Dunlop Streets. will be holding a parish meeting in the base- ment of the church next Monday evening at 7:30. Future activities will be dis- cussed, including you‘th pro- grams. All ages will be wel- come. and 100% GUARANTEE Old English FISH 'N CHIPS We feature: PERSONAL SERVICE RED BRAND COOKED lOBS'I'ERS Remember 4 Qt. Basket NORTH MALL RICHMOND HEIGHTS CENTRE 884-7733 sea CORNER .59 lb fish is our business - not a sideline BUY ONE 3QT. J UG OF BISCUITS 12 IN PKG. 12 OZ. lQT. 2% MILK YOU Bu}: ERichvale Teams filose To Maple PEEWEES In the York Minor House League the Richvale Pee- wees wound up the season losing 16â€"12 to Maple. After giving up eight runs to Maple in the first inning. the Richvalites came back with a homerun by Monte- murro and two hits by Mills. with singles by Sinmaz. Keeting. Reeves and Suter. Team Captain Woolley combined with Sinmaz to execute a fine double play in the fifth inning. Other players contribut- ing to the team's good play were Breedon. Butler. Bus- manus, Cage, Ellis, Hussey, Jacobi and May. Bob Cage, who resides in the BAIF Subdivision was the coach. WESTON CHOCOLATE WAGON WHEEL AT REGULAR PRICE AND RECEIVE T. 2% MI FREE MILK OPEN SUNDAY 10 A.M. to 5 RM. PRIME RIB ROAST RED BRAND offering selection, quality and price NEWFOUNDLAND BEEF 10 lb. Pail 69c By MARY WATTS In the final championship game played in Maple last Saturday, the Rose Trailers beat the Maple Lions in a close game 8-7. after trail- ing 6-1. It had been tough going for them against the Maple team all season. Highlight of the game was ‘a throw-in from centrefielo by Chris Nichealo to Rick ,Mills at second base which led to a double play. Doug Hadiko was the “hero” when he caught a fly in right field to retire Maple in the last inning with the winning run on base. Rob Haenel and Paul Gregoire Rose Trailers League Champs 1 For All. Occasions Rice's Flowers CENTRE 884-1812 Phone 889-1812 - At All Hours - PER ORDER. RICHMOND HEIGHTS Wired Anywhere HAMBURG 3 [85. FOR $1.99 We reserve ‘ the right to limit quantities. Open Daily 9 am to 6 pm CANADA PACKERS BUTTER 89c PRIMO ROYAL MEDIUM GRADE A EGGS 65c $1.00 TEA BISCUITS We Deliver to Toronto & Surrounding Districts FRESH GROUND played excellent ball. especi- ally the former. when the pressure was extremely high in the last two innings. All the boys played well as a team to make this championship possible with the co-operation of their many supporters at their games. A special thanks is due Bonnie Brooker, the score- keeper. Les Curtin, assistant coach. and Coach Ralph Sawyer, who claims he en- joyed every moment of this. his first minor ball season. SEE OUR WANT ADS. A classified ad in “The Liberal" is a good way to turn out-grown or unneeded items into cash. It’s easy to order your ad. Just phone 884-1105-6 for direct-line FOOD MARKET 10,210A YONGE ST., RICHMOND HILL â€"â€" Just North of Centre St. ' BAYVIEW SHOPPING PLAZA RICHMOND HILL â€" 296 BAYVIEW AVE. RICHMOND HILL FURRIERS DOZEI‘ EMPIRE PKG. RICHMOND HILL FURRIERS ARE REDUCING All. 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