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The youth, program held Tuesdays from 7 to 9:30 pm at Lake Wilcox School needs volunteers who can help with .arts and crafts, especially pottery. If you have some experience in this field and would like to be involved in the program, please contact Tom Dukelow at 773-5705. The program for the remainder of February will focus mainly on gymnastics, Janet says yoga and cooking. All young people between the ages of 13 and 17 are welcome. Refreshments are sold. The weekly TAB group will this week be finishing their decoupage project under the guidance of Mrs. Gwen Halliday. The guest February 13 will be Mrs. Pauline Barrett of the Rich- mond Hill and Thornhill Area Family Services. Record switch sweet revenge “There’ll be murder done in this house before the day’s out!” That is what anyone would have heard this afternoon at my place. What brought on these dire words? Well, it all began like this â€" I was in the kitchen, hurriedly flinging together a meat loaf â€"- my weekly venture into the world of haute cuisine â€" when I became aware of the silence. Now silence is all very well, and sometimes very necessary, but when it becomes noticeable and annoying that’s the time to get rid of it. I decided to put on a record and sing along while completing my culinary efforts. Judy Collins, I thought, would be the ideal choice and I could warble merrily away while I worked. Our record collection is housed in a rather smart brown cardboard box which bears the name of the last owner in elegant lettering on the side “Feves Au Lard“ (who was, I have heard, something of a windbag). I started to search the box for the record I had in mind. I found it on the third try â€" which is a record of another sort. At least I found the sleeve. The record itself was missing. Horrors! I peered inside the box and flipped frantically through the hundred odd albums. “Ootheyells stole me record?" I screeched. Silence. “How is it?“ I asked of no one in particular â€"â€" which is just as well as no one was there. “How is it?" I repeated, “that it‘s always my records that gets lost?" “Always my records that end up next to the peanut the kitchen floor?" More silence. Oh, the injustice of the whole thing was now weighing heavily on me. I turned back to the box and eyed the contents maliciously. “How come you chip- munks are always in the same place â€" and YOU!“ I addressed the collection of Beethoven reclining roughly at the classical end of the box. “How come nobody loses you?“ My voice rose in a wail and tailed off into the cringing atmosphere. I eventually found my record tucket away down in the box underneath an old newspaper, my daughter’s lost school report, an apple core and a candle the exact replica of a pineapple (with teeth marks on the side) which I use to divide my records from THEIRS. While I was busy retrieving my precious record and muttering soothing phrases to it, I indulged in some idle fan- cies. Revenge! A little later on I was back at work on the neglected meat loaf, cackling hilariously and imagining the reaction of the classical fan when next Beethoven‘s Fifth is played and we all hear the bell-like tones of The Chipmunks. Or perhaps the Military Marches record will be the first choice, in which case we‘ll hear Joan Baez sing “We Shall Overcome“. I hope I’m there to see all the faces when instead of The Rolling Stones, they hear the original cast of “South Pacific”. I also switched Janis Joplin with a 1940‘s recording of Merry Christmas Carols and Steppen Wolf with Frankie Lane‘s “Rawhide”. Now I‘m off to do some exercises â€" running on the spotâ€"[may need to makea The group meets weekly Thursday afternoons 1:30 to 3:30 at St. Paul‘s Church, Sunset Beach Road. Babysitting provided. The Lake Wilcox Com- munity Workers will meet February 11 at 11.45 am at St. Paul‘s Church. School news The annual kindergarten registration for September 1975 will be held February 11 at Oak Ridges and Lake Wilcox Public from 1:30 to 4:30 and from 7 to 9 pm. All children whose fifth birthday falls on or before December 31, 1975 are eligible. Parents are requested to bring proof of their child‘s age. (‘hurch news St. Paul‘s United will be having a pancake supper from 5-7 pm February 11, $2 for adults, $1 for children HAVE w under 12. Menu: pancakes, syrup. sausages and dessert. Pancakes are traditional fare for Shrove Tuesday, as the following day Ash Wednesday marks the beginning of Lent. That same evening at 8 pm the UCW will meet at the church. Guest speaker for the evening will be Mrs. Jean Nauta, who will talk about the Fred Victor Home For Girls. All ladies are welcome. The Women of St. John‘s Anglican will be having their monthly general meeting February 5 at 8 pm in the Upper Room of the parish hall. Their guests for the evening will be the ladies of St. Paul‘s, Oak Ridges. The speaker will be Dr. Frank Fidler of Richmond Hill and Thornhill Area Family Services and the topic will be “Emotional Wholeness“. The junior young people will be having a toboggan party (weather permitting) at St. Mark‘s Chapel, Yonge Street, Oak Ridges. Advance notice â€" Ash Wednesday, special Lenten preparation service at 8 pm. Future happenings A reminder to those who like to dance â€" a Valentine dance, sponsored by the Lions will be held February 15 at the Lions Den, Bond Lake Arena. Dancing to the music of DJ Ron Cook from SPECIAL 7 PRICE 5 , McCain Frozen French Green Beans Sivle Lake Wilcox 8 to 1 am, Tickets are $18 per couple which includes a cold buffet and bar. Door and spot prizes will be given. Tickets from any Lion or by calling Dave Neil at 773- 4378. The lst Oak Ridges Ladies‘ Scouting Auxiliary will hold a pot luck supper at the home of President Johanna Vahle February 12 at 3 pm. The Oak Ridges second annual spring fair is to be held May 31 at Bond Lake Arena. The parade theme is “Springtime in The Oaks“ so hurry up with your ideas for your floats. Fair coordinator is Bill Carnation Frozen Hash Browns Downey Flake Frozen Waffles McCain Frozen Fcy. Straight Cut French Fries Manor House Frozen Meat Dinners Rhodes Frozen White or Whole Wheat Bread Dough Frazervale Frozen Cod Fish and Chipsflgf’gq 3 1:513? $1 & Strawberries R I0 Choice Frozen Reddy and the fair this year will be run with the com- bined help of the Bond Lake Skating Club, the two local hockey associations and the Lions. Wanted: Continuous entertainment all day long! Anyone wishing to parâ€" ticipate should contact Mrs. Maribel] McKenzie 773-5922 or Shirley Smith at 773-5754. Booths are available by writing to Mrs. Mary Near, RR 2, Aurora. Other com~ mittees will be named at a later date. Don‘t forget we need people for entertainment. contests, floats, bands, etc., to make this a bigger and better fair than last year. Participation is the name of the game! Seniors There was a good turnout at The Wheelhouse for the . Beef 1102. 0 Chicken pkg. . Turkey - Salisbury Steak 5â€"1 lb. loaves 15 oz. Pkg. '|.I9 THE LIBERAL â€" Wednesday. Feb. 5.1975 â€" 23 % Oak Ridges youth program needs additional volunteers Oak Ridges- euchre night January 27. Prize winners were Lillian Peters, Doris Fairhall, Evelyn Knuckey. M. Nightingale, Shirley Smith and Dorothy Ash. The door prize was won by Lillian Peters and Robbie Cook won the draw for a special prize donated by Roy Weaving. The Lions have challenged the seniors to a darts match in the near future. Afternoon euchres will be held at The Wheelhouse on the first and third Wed- nesdays of each month at 1:30 pm. Admission charge is 25 cents and there will be cash prizes given according to the attendance â€" big crowd, big prizes. Refresh- ments will be provided. Also, the seniors will be holding evening euchres on the last Monday of each -\ ‘_x ’ sucul : mu iw‘x month. This month's will be February 24. Hockey Oak Ridges Minor Hockey Association will be holding a dance February 22 at the Lions Den, Bond Lake Arena. Dancing to the music of DJ Don Holgate from 8 pm to 1 am. Tickets $6 a couple, buffet included. Bar extra. Day nursery King Township School Trustee Margaret Coburn will speak at the King City Day Nursery School February 11 on “Schooling Begins". A discussion will be held on other matters concerning parents and school, also. The place is King City United Church from 9:30 to 11 am. All parents are welcome and free babysitting will be provided. E GOT FROZEN FOODS! GREAT VARIETY - GREAT SAVINGS fi29¢ Belâ€"Air Frozen Concentrated Canada Grade “A” : svrcmt : 9¢ Swift’s Butterball Turkeys 18 - 24 lb. avg. Frozen “.68¢ butter and jelly sandwich on quick exit soon. York Frozen : 2:22;” 3 80L Snow Sta, . van.“- Sp, % Rupert Frozen 9 1 ¢ C U . meat Pies ' Tu'key Pkgs. # Ice cream : cm I. SOIe in butter sauce “39" e . ¢ McCain Fcy. Frozen 2m. Sara Lise Fro-zen : 2::ny 24 fi gum: ;r.olzlen $2.9 congregation pot 9 B'W' 5W“ “‘"t P'“ ° '95 Be|_A” or Farm House imzel‘za oz # Sara Lee Frozen 10;) UL Rupert F-rozen. Pkg“ 9 B IA. F F Mix orMatCh Mince Meat Pies pkg: Pound Cake P 9 RBluefFish In batter . I e ‘ ll' rozen C . . Lucerne Frozen Sara Lee Frozen 1: oz. “per mm" 9oz. Chruhrih Cféfi“.‘; y spew" Coffee Whitener 313‘ 29¢ fl Brownies "94 1'” # Halibut in butter sauce P” 1'29 CARRVIllE Brussel Sprouts congregational meeting on Wednesday of last week. The evening started with a delicious Pot Luck Supper which was enjoyed by all 40 members present. The Rev. Stan Snowden was chair- man and opened with a film, on the 50 years of the United Church. The members of the session now are Robert Walker, Mrs. Jean Bushell, Ellie Park, George Veitch, Jack Bushell, and life members Edgar Anning and Alex Somerville. The members of the committee of stewards are Gordon Read, Mrs. Helen Baker, Mr. Veitch, Michael Harrison, Mrs. Eleanor Read. Mr. Bushell, Douglas Cramm and Wallie Wood. The new Sunday school superintendant is Mrs. HILLCREST Correspondent: Aulda Wood 25 Brightway Crescent Telephone 884-8095 Walter Macdougall. The membership in the church and Sunday school has increased this winter. The congregation is looking forward to welcoming more of the new people to this small and very friendly church. The Y.W.C.A. has set up a Time Out Program in Hillcrest Mall on Wed- nesdays from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. They have speakers on subjects of interest to the modern housewife. They also have craft and fitness instruction. Cauliflower Partly Skimmed 27. Milk General Mills Tuna or I Hamburger Helper Facelle 2 Ply l l Tang Orange Flavour Crystals Ovenjoy White Sliced Bread Broccoli Spears CHECK THESE SAVINGS Bathroom Tissue 9¢ is?" 95¢ Gifts. 6 9 2.5338? to... 99¢ 3.1:; 31¢ 2 2 MORE SAFEWAY SPECIALS Regular or 2% Cottage Cheese Betty Crocker Pie Crust Mix Betty Crocker Bisquick Baking Mix ¢ Asstd. Flavours Betty Crocker Snackin Cakes 3:31: 1.19 151:?- 69¢ 3.3.3?- 9 3t “St... 89¢ Fresh Veal Leg Roasts Veal Rump Roasts Ba yview’s Buzz ' By Susan Powell Bayview Secondary School correspondent Telephone 884-8584 Soc/r Imp earnings uy tennis tables Bayview just got two new additions to the school last week. two brand new ping pong tables for use in the three lunch periods. They were bought with the money made at the sock hop this year. Basketball victories Now into the world of sports. Wednesday of last week Bayview's Junior Basketball Team came out on top in a very tense ame against rivals Richmond Hill, by a score of 5‘.â€" 9. Kevin McLeod was high scorer of the game with 15 points. Going onto the seniors. they also had a super ictory, taking Richmond Hill High 70-29. Trent I cCabe and Marty Armstrong both played a good ame. ‘ Into a rougher category. Bayview added another 'ictory. thanks to our wrestling team. The scores were as follows: Bayview 95 as they oubled Stouft'ville with 45. and almost tripled arkham's score of Anyone who would like information about the *oming dance. with Ian Thomas 8; Grease Ball oogie Band. can call Wayne Whitaker at 88-1-3083. to et tickets beforehand. FRESH PRODUCE _ Large Size , II , U.S.A. Grown ‘ No. 1 Grade ¢ Tomatoes lb. Mexican Pineapple m. 49¢ wggitznextples 3;: 79¢ % gig-3235;?“ ..... 39c w Cello Spinach 39¢ U.S.A. Grown No. 1 Grade "a. % Fresh lb} Green Peppers Bean Sprouts YONGE and TRAYBORN RICHMOND Hlll .139 ...I .49 1.59 Ib.1°59 Ib.ll'o9 Pride of Canada #Sliced Side Bacon "3.119 Pride of Canada fiSmoked Wieners Ib.79¢ ....I.39 Fresh Veal Sirloin Steaks Fresh Centre Cut Veal Loin Chops lb. Fresh Veal Rib Chops Fresh Veal Boneless Stew man 7 PRICE 6 Boneless Cubed Stewing Beef lb. I.I9 1001 k p 9 SPECIAL { PRICE ,6 CANADA SAFEWAY LIMITED Prices Effective February 5-â€"11th. â€"Sa|es in Retail Quantities Only