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M A L T B Y ’ S ‘smwcn sm'mn TICKETS and INFORMATION at Chicago $23.15 Pittsburgh $16.65 New York . $23.15 Maple 8: Surroundinq Districts Hearrived REFRESHED ..by pus Even without climbing flag- poles, plenty of energy is required to see all the sights of lhe big cities. You will arrive refreshed if you go by bus. Maple 10 Open Wednesday and Friday evenings 5 Daysâ€"$46.90 (From Toronto) RETURN FARE Sightseeing and Hotel Room (Double) 3 nights Ask your Agent for “falls of this or other Package Tours I THE LIBERAE, Rial-mm! Hm, Thfim., 7521- 8, 195 LOW ROUND TRIP FARES Four members of the 1955 Vaugh- an Township council are seen above at the inaugural meeting held last Mon- day. Seated around the Council Board are left to right, Deputy Reeve Albert Rutherford, 'Reeve Marshall McMurchy, RICHMOND HILL TUrner 4-0001 CUSTOM BUILDING Langstaff (Subied to Change) The Liberal is always willing to publish interesting items regarding people and events contributed by its readers in Maple and surrounding communities. Our representative in Maple is Mrs. Donald Allen. telephone Maple 19.1; Vellore, Mrs. Thomas Taylor. Maple 1893.31; Edzeley, Mrs. Raymond Stuart, Maple 110R3. NEW YORK Package Tour BRUQE MOUNTJOY Guide Vaughan Affairs In ’55 Maple Beauty Salon Expert Hair Styling Operated by J 0y Jensen Warren Bone was re-elected trustee for another term to serve with Amos Baker, chairman. and L. T. Redman, secretary-treas- urer of the Concord School Board at the annual ratepayers meetâ€" ing held in Concord Public School Wednesday evening, Dec. 29. Bruce Kefier was chairman and Mr. Redman Ms secretary for the meeting. As Concord is a rapidly grow- ing district, extra school accom¢ modation had to be provided. During the past year, the school board, with the authorization of the ratepayers arranged for the building of a four-room addi- tion which cost approximately $60,000. The ratepayers were pleased with the modern addi- ition and accorded the school board a hearty vote of thanks for its effort and for the ex- cellent type of school provided. The board voiced its thanks and appreciation to Frank Teasdale for his generosity in donating extra land to the school section so that the playground could be extended. The Inspector's Report on the teaching staff and the school in general was very favorable and Warren BoneRe-ElectedTrustee Concord Public School Board Amid a setting of white and red mums in Emery United Church, Patricia Lillie Devins. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Lillie Devins, exchanged vows with Robert William McPhee. son of Mrs. McPhee of Weston and the late William H. McPhee. Rev J. A. Hodgson officiated at the ceremony. The bride given in marriage by her father chose a waltz length gown of white crystallette with a portrait neckline edged in beads and pearls. Her chapel length nylon veil was held in place by a coronet of orange blossoms and rhine- stones. She carried a bouquet of small white mums,‘ red car- nations and ivy. , The maid of honour, Miss Ber- yl Hiles, and the bride’s sister, Miss Sylvia Devins as bridesmaids were gowned alike in waltz length gowns of bouquet blue taffeta. They carried bouâ€" quets of small white mums and Patricia Devins Wed To Robert McPhee At Emery Estimates & References Gladly Furnished Roofing. Eavestroughlng Chimney Brick 8: Cement Work. Caulking. Painting, Drain, General Repairs of all kinds HOME REPAIR In all kinds of leaks. Work Done Immediately Keele Street AV. 5-1867 Contractor SPECIALISTS Written Guarantee TU. 4-3344 Councillor William Agar and Councillor Frank Belcher, who is commencing his first year on the council. Councillor James Reid was unable to be present for the first meeting of the year. â€"Photo by lagerquist A committee of five ratepayers, Messrs. Lightfoot, Gilbert, Ken- neth, Boron and McLean, to- gether with the school board was appointed to investigate the advisability of erecting an out- door skating rink. Mr. and Mrs. Blake Yake and family spent the Christmas week-end in ‘Lindsay with Mr. and Mrs. Alex Forrest. ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Edward Walker and Elizabeth enjoyed the Christ- mas holiday with Mr. and Mrs. E. McPherson in Oakville. red roses. They wore matching bandeaux. ‘ Little Maureen McPhee, niece of the groom as flower girl wore bouquet blue taffeta and carried a bouquet of mums and roses. Douglas McPhee was grooms- man for his brother. The ushers were Robert Hunter and Ray Devins, brother of the bride. The soloist was Miss Jane Campbell. who sang The Wed- ding Prayer before the Proces- sional, The Lord‘s Prayer dur- ing the ceremony and Through the Years during the signing of the register. At Devinsholme, the bride‘s mother received in Dior blue with a corsage of red roses. The groom's mother assisting wore navy with a corsage of coral roses. he commended the school board on the new addition. x Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Wade spent Christmas day in Bramp- ton, with Mr. and Mrs. Larry Wade. Mrs. ‘Victor Orr spent New Year‘s day with Mr. and Mrs. ngbert Hilliard in Klelnburg. The staff of the Bell Telephone recently enjoyed their annual Christmas party. Present were Misses Margaret Ball, ‘rene Meyers, Violet Clubine yand Mrs. Victor Orr. Mrs-Mary Weldrick. Mrs. Delores Winger, Mrs. Jean Miller and Mrs. Doreen Kefier. Mrs. J. Hoover spent New Year's week-end in Lansing with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Orr. For a trip to the States the bride donned a light blue knitâ€" ted suit \vith brown accessories, muskrat jacket and a corsage of red roses. Mrs. George Jarrett was home to spend the holiday with Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Rumble. Dr. an Mrs. Earl MacNaugh- ton, Eliza eth and Mrs. Mabel Robinson, of Guelph spent the New Year’s week-end with Mr. and Mrs. R. D. MacNaughton. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Walker of Willowdale holidayed over New Years, with Mr. and Mrs. D. Allen. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gray and Teddy of Garson, spent N’éw Year's weekâ€"end with Mrs. Gray's mother, Mrs. ~Jack Mc- Mahon. ' The January meeting of Maple Women's Institute will be held on January 12 at _8 pm. at the home of Mrs. Dahl. The Roll Call will be an idea for a resolu- tion. The Committee in will consist of Mrs. 0 Mrs. Dahl, and Mrs. son. W. I. Meets Jan. 12 FOR BARGAINS Maple Socials PLEASE SEE PAGE . Broxsm G. Wat- charge Small arms training on a pistol range is but one of the many instruction courses taken by Royal Canadian Mounted Police recruits; they are also given rigorous training in laboratory work, photography, fingerprint riden- tification, and scores of other specialized studies. Their story is told in the CBC Trans-Canada network series “The Quiet Force” which has been applauded for its technical accuracy. The weekly series reveals the story of the RC. MP. of today, Whose main weapons in checking crime and apprehending criminals are science, perseyerence, and in- The next regular meeting of the association will be held in the school on Tuesday, January 11. The guestvspeaker will be Rev. C. Chambers from Thorn- hill Presbyterian Church, who will have as his subject "Relig- ion in the Home and School”. Guest soloist will be Miss Elena Nelson from Charles Howitt SchooL Mark-Vaun Women‘s Institute “Historical Research and Cur- rent Events" will be the theme of the January meeting to be held at the home of Mrs. C.’ Thirgood, Fairview Avenue, on Thursday, January 6. Roll call will be “A Clipping from a Lo- cal Paper". A hearty welcome is extended to all ladies in the community. Personals The new room which is being added to S. S. No. 7 Markham, is progressing nicely. Socials Rev. Jos. Cober has gone to visit his son-in-law and daugh- ter. Mr. and Mrs. E. Klinck at Gorrie. day for Kingston, where she is day for iKngston, where she is taking a course in Occupational Therapy. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bennett and family moved this week to their new home on the 6th Con. At the annual school meeting at S. S. No. 7 Markham, Mr. Frank Bennett resigned as rus- ee, as he is moving from the sec- tion. Mrs. C. R. Wilcox was ap- pointed in his place. Home & School Assn It would be quite a task to reâ€" port all the children who are con- fined to their homes with meas- les. mumps, flu. etc.‘ Judging from reports we have received. we are sure that school attendâ€" ance for the first day after the holidays must have been unusâ€" ually low. It is to be hoped that these contagious diseases will soon be over for this winter. Mr. Arden Purdue UniV Indiana, sper Mr .and Mrs son. New Trustee Mr. and Mrs. Charles Edney from Bradford have been visit- ing with Mr. and Mrs. M. Holt. Garden Avenue. for the past two weeks. Also visiting with the Bolts for New Years were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Edney and son Home From Purdue Mrs. Jack MacDonald and children of Caledon have been visiting her mother, Mrs. C. E. Steckley. ‘ Visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. N.‘ Hicks on Christmas week-end were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Blaker and family from Guelph. On Sunday. January 2, they entertained Mr. and Mrs. Graham from Port Credit and Mr. and Mrs. Terry from Toron- to. Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Johnston. Essex Avenue. have been on the sick list for ht epast few weeks and we hope they are feeling better at time of writing. G. Saunderson Trustee S. S. 6 George Saunderson was re- elected to the Board of S. S. No. 6 Maple at the annual meeting held December 29, at Maple Community Centre. Also nomin- ated for the office were Bruce McClelland and Percy Walton. The 1955 Board consists of Mr. Saunderson, G. M. Hamilton, and W. R. Johnson. George Bail- ey ,secretary-treasurer, read the financial report showing a sub- stantial balance on hand. Mr. and Mrs. N. Hicks and family spent Christmas Day with their daughter and son-in-Iaw, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Suter, West- wood Lane. Arden Farquharson of University, Lafayette. I, spent the holidays with (1 Mrs, Maurice Farquhar- CORRESPONDENT: MRS. CHAS. MILSTED LANGSTAFF NEWS CORRESPONDENT: MRS. M. J. R0! R.C.M.P. In Training Phone Stoufiville 67 104 Phone AVenue 5-2498 GORMLEY New Year's guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hyett. Garden Ave., were Mr. and Mrs. Wain- man from Sudbury and Mr. and Mrs. J. S. McLaren and family from Port Credit. Mr. and Mrs. Charles McGuirl .Mr .and Mrs. Long. Willowdale, and Mr. and Mrs. N. Hicks were entertained Christmas week by Mr. and Mrs. Bob Aston. Charm- wood, No. 7 Highway East. Mr. McGuirl was principal of Lang- staf’f School for several years, and Mr. Long is the Editor of the “Enterprise”. weekly newspaper of Willowdale. The sympathy of the commun- ity is extended to Mr. George Townsend and family. No. 7 East. on the death of Mr. Town- send‘s mother, Mrs. Albert Town- send, who passed away sudden- ly on Friday, December 24. (Held from last Week) The Langstafi Cub Packs A and B enjoyed their Christmas party at the Langstaff School on December 21. Games were play- ed and carols sung. Following re- freshments, each cub was pres- ented with a bag of candy. Michael from Calgary. and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Edney of Agin- court. Mr. and Mrs. H. Ward, Garden Avenue .are receiving congrat- ulations this week on the birth of a son, on December 27. Mr. and Mrs. O. Brodie spent Christmas Day with their daugh- ter and sonâ€"inâ€"law, Mr .and Mrs. J. Hunt of Toronto and their family Sharon, Douglas and Mir- iam. On Christmas Sunday the Brodies entertained Mr. and Mrs. Bill Kerwin of Toronto. and at New Years they had Mrs. Hunt, Sn, and Mr. and Mrs. W. McKin- non of Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Grant. Stop 20. are still enjoying a “Christ- mas Holiday” trip to Beamsville and Hamilton to visit their dau- ghters and families. v - Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Douglas and family of Hamilton spent Mon- day with Mr. and Mrs. M. Far- quharson. The Heise Hill Male Quartette sang at the Watch Night service at the Niagara Christian College, Fort Erie, on New Year's Eve. Mr. Walter Brillinger took the Ladies Trio from Heise Hill to the Watch Night Service at the Brethren in Christ, 6th line Church, Stayner. The next meeting of Pack B will be on January 4 at Langstaflf School and for Pack A at the Charles Howitt School on Jan- uary 6. ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Allan Doner are spending a month’s hqliday with Rev. and Mrs. Earl Hansberger at Jos, Nigeria, Africa. Most children and many ad- ults like candy and, taken with- in reason and at the proper time, candy is quite harmless and pro- vides energy. But after eating it, the teeth should be brushed immediately. Particles of sugar may lodge in the crevices be- tween the teeth. In very short time, acids begin to form which can attack the tooth enamel. If it is inconvenient to brush them at least rinse the mouth with water. Eating an apple or oth- er solid fruit often helps to re- move food particles. of Markham The Brillingers received a cab- le on Christmas Day from Miss Velma Brillinger and Miss Mir- iam Heise from Southern Rho- desia. Africa. " Little Lawrence MacDonald, 10 day old infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack MacDonald, was rush- ed to Sick Children‘s Hospital on New Year’s Day. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Heise and family spent New Years with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Heise of Fordwlch. Mrs. A. Sheffer of Stouflfville and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bain. Aurâ€" ora, spent New Year's with the Brillingers. ‘ CANDY AND CARIES Program-Planning At the annual program-plan- ning meeting of the executive of Victoria Square W.M.S., Head- ford was represented by Mrs. Acreman. The meeting, in charge of Mrs. McCague, was held at the home of Mrs. F. McRoberts. The annual reports to Presby- tery were filled out. School Meeting ‘ The annual meeting of the ratepayers of School Section 3 was held on Wednesday evening. Mr. J. Reyeraft was elected chairman of the meeting. Reports from the treasurer and the chair- man of the board were given and adopted. The retiring trust- ee, Mr. Elmer Leek. was re-el- ected for a further term'. and Mr. Freeman Barker was chosen to represent this school section at the Federation of Agriculture. Home & School In an attempt to augment the membership of Headford Home and School Association. the Pres- ident. Mrs. Fred J. Wilkins sent to all residents of this school sec- tion. a questionnaire. It is hop- ed these will be filled in frankly and returned promptly. Socials EARLY DETECTION The woman who has a drS' is is before symptoms are visible or a cough develops. Chest x- rays, which are free in most parts of Canada, can discover TB before there are other in- dications. In this way. there is still time for treatment to ef- fect a cure. “A BIG SAVINS KENNETH I'll. DOYLE Bobby Lee has been spendin the Christmas vacation in th city with his grandmother, Mrs. McDougal. 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