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cedar grove news what is so rare as a day in june a day in 5pmwr cedar grove i really buzzins this busy fa- inhere are bee gorjr on for all thp upeominr evens apple to peel for pio neer village apple butter de monstration bees to stir the butter made before the event poratoe to prepare for mark- ham fair rvoh and o it zoes the community club booth at the fair will serve barbecued chicken whh went over so well last year freneh fries and cdar grove home made pie and when the fair k over- well jump into our own apple butter festival bea petrle was hostess at a ihower for roberta whtttaker iast saturday evening roberta will marry paul oulson later this month and her friends pre sented her with many beautiful sifts to begin her new life there was another party in the village last week some of her friends surprised janet biel- by with a birthday party last friday evening the surprise re ally worked too janet was suitably astounded when she walked into catherine ritchies livinz room if friends of doug lapp would like to keep him abreast of what is soing on in the old home town they ran write him at crescent school dontonia park toronto 13 doug would probably welcome a little local news the changing pattern f cedar grove continues xjus week bert tapscorts farm was sold the newcomers are inter ested in farming however so the land should not change too much among the visitors to toron tos new city hall were sim and annie reesor who liked the building but were hewildered at how it got that way as who isnt monday nights euchre win ners were jennie coyte vera taylor jean jefferson walt grignall fred connor and ralp carter the next euchre oct 4th will he the beginning of a five night series with nightly prizes and prizes for the series winners dates to remember community club meeting at bert and ida tapscotts on monday sept 27th saturday is the last day for minor hockey registration at the arena in markham from 102 jr hockey reps meet oct 3rd a meeting held sundav in fxbridge to discuss problems and plans for the 196s66 oha junior hockey loop in the area produced a number of probl- lems and many unanswered questions representing ihe stouffville clippers ralph corner said that its too early to teil what wiil happen this season as it stands now he said uxbridge is a questionable starter in the league and their slot could be filled by a team from haliburton attending the initial hockey meeting were agents from bob- caygoon little britain wood- ville cannington lindsay au rora and newmarket mr corner added that most of the problems should be iron ed out at the next meeting slat ed for sunday october 3rd at little britain meanwhile telf rennie told lite tribune that the stouffville arena will be ready for public skating october 2nd mr ren nie said that icemaking will go into operation monday he ad- ded that bookings for icetime have been extremely heavy and that saturdays and sundays have already been filled monday night mens bowling league 7 oclock league over 201 john otter 270 246 s smith 242 r willerton 231 205 j vanveen 214 9 ocioek icjrue over 200 r steel 221 217 a daniels 220 200 j illings- worth 287 b allen 224 n mills 22b j wagg 21b t susuki 215 k burkholder 207 l brace 203 v of v laff of wejufee k i suppose youd enjoy this more if youd brought along on of yonr oil wells lo watch it spout doctor you have acute ap- bendicitis september 20 7 oclock high single tflao j mckean 21s high single hdrpi b jag- ger 261 high triple flat a gleave 689 high tripiec hdcp j vanveen 741 over 200 k ben 235 b jackson 232 a jackson 231 b morley 222 v blake jr 220 l greenwood 216 r willerton 216 v blake sr 215 l mcvicar 213 b grove 210 b keukcn 209 b farthing 201 team standings hals snack bar 4 pts blowbvs 4 pts bakery 3 pts hillbillies 1 pt machine tool 0 pts team six 0 pts 9 oclock high single f flat k burkholder 288 high single hdepi ix rat- cliff 267 high triple flati 7s6 high triple hdcp j wagg 663 over 200 j pollard 251 e wagg 242 b mclean 236 g wagg 221 d mehaftev 213 k hamm 210 e widcman 209 b allen 20s r steel 205 a daniels 201 j lehman 203 j illingsworth 200 team standings team one 4 pts patrick motors 3 pts franks shell 2 pts un touchables 2 pts big boppers 1 pt d a construction 0 pts hs night classes to begin oct 5th night classes will begin at ihe stouffville dist high school on tuesday oct 5th and will continue throughout the fall and spring terms registration will take place on the first evening at 730 pm and instruction will extend from 8 to 10 pm the total fee for 24 nights is 10 thirteen courses are being offered and more will be con sidered if there is sufficient demand and a suitable instruc tor ca be obtained an adver tisement appears in tbii isse established classes now- available include junior arid senior art junior and sninr sewing dramatics leather- work welding bookkeeping typing woodworking physical recreation men and women conersational french may be offered a minimum of 15 applicants should be secured for each clas and the board reserves the right to decide which classes will be provided wny pay money to have your family tree traced asks the cracker barreler just go into politics and your opponent wiii do it for you markham out newmarket champs the marknsm aces bail club can hang up their spikes for another year they were de feated in the final series of the york simcoe softball league by newmarket jvo games straight the series was a best of five games in the first game of the playoffs newmarket grabbed an important lead by dumping the aces 81 the contest was played in newmarket bob ellis went the route for the aces and gave up eight runs off 12 hits newmarkets rich lunney spaced a neat i the stourtvuu tostm twy squrbe 23 1963 pi t3 fivehitter and struck out 15 the aces were hosts for the second game but fell short of a i win as the plaia nine scored four unanswered runs aces hurler ted matthews threw a good fivehitter giving up two runs in the third frame and two single tallies in the fourth and ninth he struck oui 12 markham out hit newmarket as the aces clipped rich lun ney for ten but the aces were unable to score as they left 12 runners stranded on the sacks lunney retired seven by strike outs newmarket was ted at the bat by bill collier with a pair i of hits mcnight dunlop and wallace collected singles markhsms hot bat came via left fielder don garland who led the way with three singles ken beckett clicked for two safeties and singles went to bill johnson morris procenko mike huggins jack robinson and ted matthews the york simcoe softball league trophy was on hand and at the completion of the game markham who wera last seasons winners presented the coveted prize to the new champs i have the most marvellous recipe for stew all i have to do is mention i to my busbar and he says lets eat out ec prices o the bone boyal guest rlndles side bacon sneedubpkr 85 maple leaf bologna n he piece 31 economical and nutritious pork liver s 33 california luscious 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