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By MILLIE STEWART 773-4424 OAK RIDGES â€"â€" Several young ladies from the Star Dance Studio in Oak Ridges were invited to dance at the Canadian National Exhibition last week in The Scottish World Festival. C-6 â€" THE LIBERAL, Wednesday. They are: Margaret Jackson of Aurora, Cindy Heavener and Cheryl Heavener of Oak Ridges. All of these young ladies have been doing highland dancing for three to five years. In order to dance in The Scottish World Festival, they are asked to dance for a committee and are then invited to dance in the show. WHEELHOUSE CLUB There will be an evening euchre at the Wheelhouse Aug. 29 at 7:30. The admission is only $1 per person, and this in- cludes refreshments. Everyone is welcome. The meetings of the seniors will resume on Sept. 13 and they will be held on the second Tuesday of each month. BOWLING The Oak Ridges. Lake Wilcox 5-Pin Bowling League will resume action Sept 9 at 9 pm. at the Aurora Bowl on Edward St. in Aurora. If you are interested in joining, please call Louise Reid at 773-5852 or Colleen Riley at 773â€"4668. You may also come on out on Sept. 9 and register then. CUBS AND SCOUTS The first Oak Ridges Cub Pack will start off the new season with a week long camp for the boys. The camp will be held from Aug. 28 to Sept. 2 at the Woodland Trails Camp in the Stouffville area. Cubs will resume their regular meetings Sept. 12. They meet from 4 to 6 pm. each Monday. The boys must be aged 7 to 11 to join cubs. BMW 44am! If your boy Wis! register, he may along on the first and do so then. Bell expands in King City Scouts are boys aged Ill/2 to 14. They will start lneefings on Sept 12 as well. They will meet at Lake Wilcox Public Schoolonnaondaysfron17 to 9 pm. Bell Canada will spend $127,500 to expand its switching centre in King City and provide the capacity for an additional 100 telephone directory numbers. local Bell manager Hugh Allan said this week. A young man over 18 years of age, is urgently needed by the Scouts to assist with camping, hiking and canoeing. If you are interested in helping the Scouts. please A contract has been awarded to Cloke Con- struction Co. Ltd., of Scarborough to build a one-storey addition measuring 47 feet by 18 feet, to the rear of the building. Work'is expected to be complete by neÂ¥t_Ap1jil. Equipment will then be installed and ready for service by June, Mr. Allan said. The King City “833" exchange currently has about 1,375 directory numbers. Although the new capacity is being in- creased by 100 numbers. the expanded building will be able to ac- commodate a total of 3,400 numbers. Mr. Allan said. 1. ml In: W I‘ u "" It's time to 08“ Y0“ Welcome “138°” hmm' Phone MONlCA GlBSON 889â€"6683 ERNA NEUFELDT 8890701 boy wishes to come night ST. PAUL'S The church has been closed for the month of August. Services will resume Sept: 4. call Tom Huntley at 773â€" 5535. There viill not be a Vacation Bible School this summer. Coming up on the weekend of Sept. 17 and 18, will be a weekend retreat at Camp Big oak ridgeslake wilcox‘ MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE August 24. 1977 Concentraied Pink or Clear Steinberg Frozen Lemonade 12r1nll.or_ lin Fleecy Fabfic Softener 176 ll. 0L jug Low everyday prices throughout the store. Canada Grade A Medium White Eggs Pony Tail Wrap Champlain White Sliced Bread 24 07. loal FRONTENAC ICE CREAM ecy .ric tener oz. jug Available until August 27th Vanilla or Neopolitan Limit 2 per family GLAZED DONUTS 10 OZ. JAR 2 LITRE SQUARE Instant PKG. OF 9 Mira Mart Limit 2 per famin ROYAL ORCHARD PLAZA Yon e 8. RoyaI Orchard BIvd., Thornhill N ONBROOK PLAZA Yonoe 81.. & Cummer, Willowdale Yon e St.. & Cummer, Willowdale BAT URST VILLAGE Bathurst St. S. of Steeles Ave. VICTORIA PARK & SHEPPARD Sheppard Ave.. E. 8. Victoria Park SCARBOROUGH TOWN CENTRE McGowan at Hwy. 401 Canoe, designed for family groups and everyone is welcomeu . The U.C.W. of St. Paul’s will be changing their meeting night to the third Wednesday of the month starting Sept. 21. BACK TO AFRICA Oak Ridges residents, Peter and Carol Kanitz ’and their children, Stefan. Justin. Kristi and Tiffany have returned to the area for a vacation after two years in Zambia (Africa). Ke'ep an eye on this column for further details. Granny’s Cornmeal Muffins pkg. ol 6 available unlil Augusl 27th only Christie’s Date Loaf Canadian Queen Cooked Canned Hams 26 l|.'oz‘ bu. plus 20: deposi! available until August 2701 only ngsi Cola BRIGHT’S MINI PUDDINGS They will soon be returning to Zambia for one more year. Peter has been assisting the Zambian government to set up a system of education. OFF TO CALGARY It seems as though the west is claiming quite a few Oak Ridges residents. P2 In (in Lorne and Mary Mayes of Lake Avenue will be leaving us to make their home in Calgary. Lorne will be working in sur- veying. Lorne has been an Oak Ridges resident all his life. 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Into the affairs of Waste Managemem Inn, Disposal Services lld., et al DATED a! Toronto this 12m day of Augusl, 1977 ROYAL COMMISSION OF INQUIRY Product of U.S.A. Canada No.1 Grade Table Potatoes Jumbo Cantafilfioupes Product 0! New Zealand Fancy Grade Granny Smith Apples Ontario Grown Canada No. 1 C LARGE SIZE 12 10 lb‘ bag 8-14 LB. SIZE VFrozen Young Eviscerated Canada Grade A Deep Basted BUTTERBALL TURKEYS YOUNG TU RKEYS Frozen Eviscerated Utility Grade NOTICE 1 Grade ‘7 Ontario 10-16 LB. SIZE By Ordet of 'he Commissioner P.B.(. Pepper, QC. Counsel lo the Commission