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‘ Y My Friends Supermarket & Snack Bar the day after it opened February 24. Located in the old Carload premises at Bayview and the North Road, “For My Friends" is run by proprietor Peter Lintzens. As it is about two years or more since there has been a store in the neighborhood I think Peter will do a roaring trade! u u“- . The store is open Monday- Wednesday 9 am to 6 pm, Thursday and Friday 9 to 9 and Saturday 9 to 6 pm. Church news Rev. Earl Gerber of St. John's Anglican Church. Jefferson, will meet with the Anglican clergy of the Rich- mond Hill area at their regular bi-weekly con- ference on strategy and planning March 7 at 10 am. 7 -A-..:,m n‘ I paid a_short visit to For ,, __|-_:. o, There February 22 was a memorable day for Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Thompson‘ when nearly 100 relatives and friends gathered in the school room of Tem- peranceville United Church to help them celebrate their 45 Wedding Anniversary. Nelson and Mae are most grateful to their son and daughter-in-law, Bill and Diane. who planned the party. to the Afternoon Unit of the UCW who provided the refreshments. and to all for their flowers. gifts and cards with messages of congratulations. The congregation of St. Paul's United Church will embark Sunday (March 9) on a drive to enlarge their numbers. 7 -â€"4 -_‘L__n Ilulllucl D. “Visitation Sunday" as it is named will see members of the church visiting as many people affiliated with St. Paul's as possible. .. u- - .._:_:......m at This year St. Paul's needs to raise a minimum or $13,000 to remain operational, and the congregational board has decided not to approach the United Church for as much of a grant as in the past. In a “do or die" effort members of St. Paul's have decided they must be more self-sufficient. If the money is not raised there are alternatives: A possible joining with another church in the area to form what is known as a two-point charge. Or there is the possibility that St. Paul’s would close down. The congregation fervently hopes that the latter alternative will not happen and point to past achievements as a reminder of the value of having an energetic and caring (although small) church mem- bership in the community. Mung-u .. an. -v. r - â€"----â€"~~. Did you know St. Paul‘s has helped to establish or initiate various community associations such as The Wheelhouse Club, the Youth Program (now underway at Lake Wilcox Public School), Helpmate Information (North Branch), the Ward 5 Citizens’ Association, the Christian education program for children and many others? ... n n I Celebrations continued the next day when their niece and family, the Earl Laws and Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred James and family had lunch with them. un.‘ u . In addition to providing pastoral care, St. Paul’s also supports Family Services and, on a different level, even supplies many of the items which are distributed in the Lions Christmas baskets. Can you imagine our community without a church? No minister to whom people in need may turn! No spiritual guidance for our young people! No leadership in Christian education! No place to get married, or have children baptized! One less place for social ac- tivities! Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sears and family of Whitby visited with their parents Mr. and Mrs. Everett Phillips during the week THE LIBERAL, Wednesday UR Cubs are best Church news u v n..-» . I have listed just a few of the many services the church provides and of the benefits derived from it by this area. If anyone would like to make a contribution to support St- Paul’s, mail it to Box 100, Oak Ridges. Mrs. Wilfred James. Mrs. Nelson Thompson. Mrs. William Skerratt and Mrs. Arthur Thomson attended the York Presbyterial Annual meeting at Newmarket United Church on February 24. Congratulations to Mrs. Arthur Starr of Wesley United Church who was elected president at the meeting ~ The Church â€" who needs it? ”To-fieep the church alive in our community is our choice â€"â€" let us choose wisely. By Janet Russell At the 14th Annual York Summit District Boy Scout Handicrafts and Hobby Show. the lst Oak Ridges Cubs won the Tara Lynn Bullen Memorial Trophy and the George Harvey Memorial Trophy for the best overall pack and troop. The following Cubs (in alphabetical order) won ribbons at the Show: Bobby Barker, Randy Bennett. Carl Clayton. Mark Duley. Adrian Foster. Bobby Lausby. Paul Lalonde. Randy LeBlanc. Richard MacAdams. Kevin Neil. Robbie Parker. Donald Rose. Danny Sanders. Harold Vahle, Werner Vahle. Celebrate 45th anniversary Akela Joe Tanzos wishes to thank all the boys for their tremendous effort in submitting 81 entries to the show. 61 of which won ribbons. Many thanks also to the parents whowfiESted with the entries at the show: Lydia Leblanc, Johanna Vahle and Dave MacAdams. will be a service of ERAL. Wednesday. Mar. 5, 1975 “For My Friends” â€" new store at Lake WIICOX is most welcome theirmnttn ‘n'I‘ hockey Holy Communion at 10:30 am March 9. The rector will be showing slides on the Arctic to grade 4 students at Our Lady of the Annunciation Roman Catholic School, Oak Ridges, March 10. The Brethren In Christ Church will hold a program of evangelistic services from March 11 through March 23 at 7:45 pm. The speaker will be Rev. Earl Lehman from Hopewell, Pennsylvania. Everyone is invited to attend. March 7 is the World Day of Prayer which is being celebrated this year at Wesley Vandorf United Church, Don Mills Road and Aurora Sideroad. All area denominations are participating in the service which begins at 2 pm. Everyone is welcome. to raise a minimum of Our sympathy is extended to the family and friends of the late Rev. Frank Vale Abbott, DD, who passed away at his home in Schomberg February 21. Correspondent: Mrs. W. G. Jonnlnu Telephone 773-5892 Ladies of the area are reminded of the World Day of Prayer Service to be held in Wesley United Church, Vandorf, March 7 at 2 pm; Born in Upper Norwood. England. February 8. 1886, during Queen Victoria‘s rule, he was ordained into the priesthood in 1913. Immigrating to Western Canada he remained there until he accepted a position at St. John‘s Anglican Church. West Toronto, in 1925. Retired m'n'ster Gas in Schombl From 1935 until 1952, during which time World War II came and went, he was the rector of Lloydtown Parish which included clerical duties for St. Mary Magdalene Church, Schomberg; Christ Church, Kettleby; and St. Alban’s Church. Nobleton. At one time there was an Episcopal Church in Lloydtown, but only a cairn now marks the place. ' Temperanceville News The funeral service was held February 25 at St. Mary s Schomberg. Officiants were Bishop Hunt and Rev. Arthur Allerton The 90th Psalm was read by Father Arthur McMahon of St. Patrick 5 Roman Catholic Church in Schomberg. Burial site was the Lloydtown Cemetery in the historical hamlet founded around the year 1800 by Jesse Lloyd a lieutenant of William Lyon Mackenzie during the 1837 Rebellion. Rev. Abbott was the beloved husband of the late Margaret Laycock and Jerr'me Kinton; and father of Kathleen. Edwin, Harold. Margaret and Helen, "THE LIBERAL" is always pleased to publish items of interest regar- ding people and events in Oak Ridges - Lake Wilcox and King City districts. Our news correspondent for King City is Donna Mathews. 832-1579: and for Oak Ridges - Lake Wilcox please call Janet Russell at 773â€"4l05. Community happenipgg A bake and white elephant sale will be held at Our Lady of the Annunciation gym, March 8 from 1-5 pm, sponsored by the Catholic Ladies' Guild. Refresh- ments will be sold. Bond Lake Skating Club is holding the final test day of the year for young juniors, juniors and intermediates March 11. mi‘h‘e câ€"fub's St. Patrick’s Dance is scheduled for March 15 from 8 pm to} am at the Lions’ Den, Bond Lake Arena. Dancing to the Timetwisters. Tickets are $10 per couple which in- cludes a buffet supper. There will be a cash bar. Oak Ridges - Lake Wilcox -* Wfi‘itrgeSugur unlewoou rnrcnmem I _, 0 Wu argarlne ' SPECIAL Maxwell House Instant Coffee Del Monte Puddings Chinese Rice Assorted Varieties Dainty Rice Pilaf or Tang Orange 4 _ 31/2 Flavour Crystals 02- Pkg. ‘- 0 9 Choc. Chip, Choc. Fudge 23 oz. Dare Biscuits Pkg. 1. 8 9 Green Giant Frozen 9 oz. 89¢ Vegetables in Butter Sauce2 Pkgs. Funk G'Wagnalls Wildli‘e Encyclopedia Ontario Grown No. 1 Grade Onions It's here! A “vim-Id of facts on the world of living creatures. 22 volumes. 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Fresh fruits and vegetables from the best growing areas! Top quality dairy and bakery products. low prices and friendly. courteous service. A wonderful assortment of national and Safeway brands. Top quality perfect frozen foods in great variety. There are so many reasons to shop Safe“ at}. Best wu)‘ is to come and see for yourself. Thance to Save Extra Big 5|b. Ila“. Bag 99¢ Chef Boy-Ar-Dee assorted va Spaghetti Sauce Bread 8: Butter Pickles Aylmer Dills or Ayl mer Pickled Beets Billy Bee Liquid Honey Disinfectant Spray Lunch Bags Lysol. AerosoI Zee Paper The Lions' Millionaires' Night is scheduled for March 22 at 8 pm at the Lions Den, Bond Lake Arena. Tickets are $2 which By Janet Russell Two months ago I wrote an article about my eight- year-old daughter being short-changed at a local convenience store and the subsequent happenings. I invited readers who had had similar problems to contact me and had a lot of phone calls. 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When I asked him what he had in mind he said he would show the store manager the list of com- plaints and “see what he had to say“. Despite several phone calls to the head office I heard nothing further and neither did any of the people whose names appeared on the complaints list. l figur'ed that the official policy was to let sleeping dogs lie. Rump Roasts c Lucerne Assorted 8 5 Ice Cream White Fish Fresh Frozen Halibut Steaks Salmon Chunks Pacific Fresh Frozen Salmon Steaks Pacific Fresh Frozen Winnipeg Goldeyes Smoked Smoked Salmon Chunks Smoked Ciscoes Cod Fillets Smoked Safari, Sundown Pirate n5 Frozen Canada Grade Boneless Top Round Bonom Round or Safeway Old 1" ° 16 u Cheddar Cheese w Lucerne Assorted Varieties Liver Cat Food Cat Food: Miss. Mew Beef, Chicken or Dr. Ballards 9%02 Pkgs. Sliced Bread 1 ”5%. M02. garb”, M ,a Pkgs. a Grade "A" lb. Ovenjoy White hockey team who won the championship and trophy February 15. The team was, I hear, undefeated all Season On Tuesday last. as l was driving down Yonge Street I saw the supervisor’s car outside the store and decided to confront him. I was surprised to find two new people in the store and Mr. MacDonald told me the other manager had “left" the previous day. a Whatever the reason for him leaving â€" and I couldn‘t establish exactly why he had â€" the good news is that- he‘s gone. Hopefully there will be no more problems. o 8001 & L - Chickon o Wholo Fi 24 oz Loaf eties 3 pt Canon . 14 or 16 02.] 00" Pkg. lse “<05. Priu :n or 90:. ¢ Tim IV.' 15 01. ¢ Tins 1.89 lb lb 99¢ 1.59 1.79 1.2.59 m2. 29 1.59 1.49 31¢ Pkg. Pviu