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10 THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill. Ontario. Thui'sdav February ‘25. 1960 Maple, _____.__â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€" “The Liberal" is always w censor & EH; iIling to publish interesting items regarding people and events eIey Districts contributed by its readers in Maple, Concord & Edgclcy districts. Our representative in Maple is Mrs. Len Shore. ALpine 7-1150: in Concord. Mrs. Ruth Kefier, AV. 5-2375 and in Bdgeley and Sherwood. Mrs. Raymond Stuart. AV. 5-1934. Maple Note: Concord Socials Just a reminder about the euch- re at Edgeley Hall on Monday night. Anyone wishing further details may get in touch with Mrs. Fred Orr, AV. 5-2375. Guides and Brownies First Concord Guides and Brownies will take part in the annual Thornhill District church parade, commemorating the anâ€" niversary of Lord Badcn- Pow- ell‘s birthday. Known as Thinking Day. the date of his birth is ac- tually February 22, and a Sunday close to this date is chosen for the parade. This year the parade will be held at Thornhill Presby- terian Church at 3 p.m. next Sun- day. February 28. All parents of the girls as well as anyone else who is interested may attend. Teen Town Don’t forget, teenagers. next Saturday night is the night of the sleigh ride. Everyone is to meet at the School at 7 p.m. Re- member too, kids, teenagers means 12 and over. Social MrsuTed Hayes who recently underwent surgery at Toronto Eye Haspital is home again and doing well. Barbara Orr took Linda Gilbert and Carol Woods to see a movie ‘on Saturday celebrating her birthday. M1". and Mrs. Arthur Baker of Hillside Avenue have returned 'from the west where they were married recently. They will live at Arthur’s home in Concord and all of his friends wish Art and his bride the best of everything. __.__â€"-â€"â€" This is the Kind of a Day!! Hey, how about thalfi Monday morning my phone started ring- ing and upon answering â€" news poured forthll Very nice indeed. All of a sudden. I had a hm- rible thought â€"- following onc call â€" what if there had been a fire on Saturday night? (take note of news item to follow: Then I shook myself and realized â€" hey, how could I doubt the complete compelance of such a crew, naturally before taking off to the big city they had 1ch strict orders for -â€" NO FIRESII Firemen Show Appreciation: The wives of Vaughan Town- ship Volunteer Firemen wcre ta- ken out for a night on the town, Saturday. February 20. Fire Chief Jim Davidson and his wil'c Hazel, were .“eir special guests as they dined at the Sign of the Steer and then thoroughly enâ€" joyed “Operation Petticoat." This is one night the men re- serve to show the little woman just how much they appreciate their having to put up with in- terrupted meals. disrupted sched- ules etc. When the call comes loud and clear in the wee small hours of a winter‘s night. its a comfort to know. if he must have his slumber disturbed. he is not alone â€"â€" he knows darn well its the Mrs. who hears it first. shakes him awake and then makes that final check to see if he has rememberd that. all im- portant article of clothing before streaking out the door to “volun- teer.” In the finale analysis its your family and mine that should be handing out the bouquets to these same folk who are right on future . . . You may not discover treasure island, but you’re sure of 3%% * interest on you' Savings Account at National Trust. 'On the minimum half-yearly balanw. 1% ' 2 ON YOUR SAVINGS ACCOUNT 20 KING ST. EAST National Trust ESTABLISHED is“ 5385 YONGE ST. at the Subway Northlown Shopping Centre __._..___.__.. __________________ .1 SAVE BY MAIL I | I Just fill in this coupon and mail'with your deposit now. I I NATIONALTRUST COMPANY, I I 5385 Yonge St., Willowdale I I Enclosed is a deposit ofs .. Please 0 en a Savings I I Account, andsendmeapass-hook and cheque-book with holder. I - I [I Mr. I I Name 1:] M . : 4dd U Mi; I . ress | I I City or Town ' 15-50: I I. I I I l I I | | I I I I I | | I I I I I I I | I I I | I. TOWNSHIP OF MARKHAM TENDERS FOR P" RUN CRUSHED GRAVEI. EARTH nu. Sealed tenders plainly marked as to con- tents will be received by the undersigned un< til 12 o‘clock noon_E.S.T. on Monday. March 7. 1960. for the supplying. spreading of Crushed Gravel. Pit Run Gravel and Earth Fill. Tenders must be made on standard form which can be obtained at the ofl’ice of the undersigned. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. H.C.T. CRISP. Clerk-Treasurer. Township of Markham, R. R. 2. Gormley. Ont. GRAVEI. hauling and TREANOR (ASKING. Road Superintendent. Township of Markham. R. R. 2. Gormley_ Ont. u. i f. .\: a...» . "<' ‘ . the hit in ninth-rill: llll‘ alarm and rcarhmg their (Imtinalion in bcilci' than rcrord lime. So lets «.zivr; llll't‘t‘ and a ligcr to I'ircmcn. with lll(‘ll wives. assurc lllt‘lll they are appreci III(I the full 365 days of the year â€"â€" and not a bi: too soon. 7â€" after Us a good tccling in know he} exhausting every possible amt are around. plausible way of trying to gm» Night .()lIIIt'I'> were: ("apiainldclivery men and invited on. 0;" Lloyd and Del Palmer. Ray and Marg. Crook. Harry and Doris (‘oopciz Pete and Betty Rumble. Dick and lIL‘Il‘li 'l'aylor. Ted and Marilyn .lackmau. Lorne and Ccâ€" cilc Langley. Murray and Phyllis Linc. Earl and Lois Line and Herb Jocelyn and .10 While. The only exception -‘â€" the Bob Saun- ders \vcrc unablb to make it. Open House: Geo. Bailey P.S. From 7-8.30 pm. Wednesday. March 2nd Mr. Outram and his staff arc inviting the parents and friends of George Bailey Public School pupils. to attend Open Home. This is the occasion where you may inch the teach- ers and take the opportunity to look around through the school. Your child is anticipating your visit and each room 15 busxly preparing displays for you. esâ€" pecially. to see. Don‘t disappoint them. Following your tour. join in with the Community and School Club's meeting down stairs. Here again you will be made to feel most welcome and needed ~â€" in the long run you and your family stand to benc- fit. If not Florida â€"â€"- try Windsor: Yvonne Rice tells us the grass is getting green twell. almost: in Windsor w maybe its far off fields. etc. She and hubby Bill. with thc kiddies. spent last week- end with Bill's sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Offen. in Windsor. Seems the temperature was over 50 degrees and ex- cess clothing was really excess. it sounded real gone. Langstaff folk will remember when the Offcn's used to reside there a while back lreal “0ften”!!l To add to their enjoyment, they were fortunate enough to get hockey tickets for Saturday afternoon's game at Detroit's “Olympia.” Then to round it out to about perfect â€"- went bowling at night. Yes sir. those grass stains al- most sold usi Nor Maple On The Move We mentioned the hepslers in Maple‘s newest subdivision were really getting set for action â€" a questionairc was sent out to all residents to get their feelings reâ€" garding development and im- improvcments for the present and future in Nor Maple and if they would be prepared. or ‘10:, to assist in any way possible. Reeve John Perry has consent- ed to speak at their first open meeting. on Tuesday. March 15, at 8 p.m. at Maple Community Hall. Mr. Perry was asked to give an outline on the History and Grow- th of Maple. The subdivision folk will no doubt be out en force but all other sections of Maple are most cordially invited to attend as well, as they will be part and 'parcel of many scheme suggested and will benefit from all. To those interested in their town. â€" having its history brought up to date. should prove most enlightening. Lend your support to this eager, newly formed group and attend this meeting. Getting those Extra Hours Sleep? Trust you‘re taking advantage of this lull on T. V.‘s late show and storing up some added hours of sleep -â€" you just have until March 7, you know â€"â€" and thenâ€"- here we go againli ' St. Andrew‘s W. A. and W. M. S. The February meeting of thc W. A. and W. M. S. of St. An- drew‘s Presbyterian Church. was held chncsday evening. Febru‘ ary IT. at the home of Mrs. J. Scott. The president. Mrs. Kings- burgh was in the chair and Mrs. V. Orr led in devotions. The members were reminded that Friday. March 4th is World Day of Prayer and the service will be held on that day in St. Andrcws Presbyterian Church. Plans wcrc made for a Bake Sale and Attcrnoon Tca to he held in the Sunday School Room on Saturday. March 12. at 3 p.m. II was also decided the W. A. and \‘v'. M. S. would assist the Maple Camcr Society with their Daffo- dil Tea on March 26. The Topic. "African Culture" was taken by Mrs. B. F. Andrew, f I too but so far all you‘ve Iailz‘tl to i'ecche is \"A'J'ERT?" “\cah u~ too 7 thcscII'l'e're Not Casual Anymore Maple is holding its head up alcd‘nighcr these last wecks. Finalh town gucsts. an accurate detailed outline of how to locate your house. only to end up inarticul- atcly and some what limply >.iy~ ing â€" “Look I‘ll come pick you up. or the house with me sitting on the top step is the one.“ all is forgiven. we now have a real house number. not a lot. So drop your news in at 24 Richmond St. Sound good? Please Not Maple Side Road: How can we convince people from surrounding districts that. we have no Maple “Side” Road. From Keele to 400 is Maple Road and from Keele east it is Rich- mond St. while in Maple. Kindly take note. out-ofâ€"towners. Maple United Church W. M. S. The Maple United Church W. M. S. held their February meeting on Tuesday evening, February 16. in the church par- lor with Mrs. 1‘. Jackson presid- mg. An article on "Stewardship" was read for the Devotional by Miss Margaret Ball and a piano solo by Mrs. R. Clegg was much enjoyed. Mrs. Ilunter prepared a chapter of the Sludy Book en- titled. “Doorstops, Hearth and Home." Refreshments were ~ci‘vcd a1 l('l0.\(‘ of meeiing Daffodil 'I‘ea I Maple Cam-cr Society, \‘illl it. support Ii'om inc smcz'il loczii iand conimunit) organizations I holding its DaIIodII 'I‘ca on Sat- urday. March :26 a: 3 p.m. 3: Maple Communin Hall This lea is usually hold about .this Iimc cacli ycar. as the stari- ine’ oIf point for thr- spi‘inc‘ (Zinâ€" l'CI' Campaign. .-\ Fashion Show. I'caluring IPCIIIIQCI" and I'I'IIC‘; lingerie and sports wear, will be presented as an addcd high light o.’ 'hc afternoon this yeai. Please ensure your port :11 Il.‘ {allt‘t't‘sfi by contacting the Socicly tor through your church or com- ‘munity organiration. and make ;arrangcmcnts to enjoy yourselfâ€" one sure way every woman canâ€" by attending a fashion show and at Ihe some time supporting most w ortby cause â€"â€" the Canad- ian Cancer Society. Seeing is Believim.r S It was rather difficult to pic- ture last weekends storm r«sen after seeing pictures in the papers and on T. Y. but .ll:‘~. T. F. Jackson and Betty are qual- ified to vouch for a lot of it. After a prolonged lengthy ill- ness Mrs. Jackson's older sisle‘.‘ Mrs. J. A. Prentice of Collin-g- wood. Ontario. passed away Wed- nesday. February 17. 1960. Collingwood was hard hit by this storm and even old residents couldn‘t remember when they had ever witnessed such high drifts. These complete- ly blocked off all roads so that no one could get throuin to atâ€" tend the funeral on Saturday and it regretfully became necessary to postpone the service until Sunday when even then it was impossible to complete in its en- tii‘ety. I im c A nephew from Newmarkel offered to drive Mrs. Jackson and Betty to Collingwood on IANGSTAFF NEWS CORRESPONDENT: MRS. B. LEPKEY Phone AVenue 5-3489 Mrs. R. Suter and Mrs. M. Holt held a miscellaneous shower in honour of Miss Nancy Craig whose marriage to Mr. R. Hicks takes place on Saturday. Februâ€" ary 27. Nancy received many lov- ely and useful gifts. Everyone present enjoyed a very pleasant evening. Visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mel Holt this past week. were Mr. and Mrs. Walter Edney, Bruce, Phyllis and Larry, from Bradford. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Edney and boys. from Cahville. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Edney. Toronto. Dr. and Mrs. L. Campbell. Willowdale. Mrs. McNeil, Garden Ave. has been a patient in Branson Hospi- tal. We are all glad she is home again and wish her a speedy re- covery. Local residents returning from work on Monday evening found they had to make a detour at John St. owing to some box cars from a freight train being off the track on the C. N. R. line here. Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Aston. Church Street Langstafl‘ Ont. Canada. enjoyed a visit to Sar- asota Jungle Gardens during their recent vacation on the Sun Coast of Florida. The visitors mingled with flamingos and oth- er exotic wildfowl, roaming free- ly amid Florida's finest scenery. Other points of interest in Jungle Gardens were huge Royal Palms bordering jungle trails hundreds of colorful tropical plants, and brilliant macaws which pose with visitors for pic- tures. Correspondent: The TU. 4-2708 Happy Birthday Belated greetings to Vickie Gamble on the 17th and to Susâ€" an Powell on the 18th. Many happy returns of the clay to Brenda Duncan on the 27th and to Douglas Greig and Valerie Chubb on March 2nd. Jefferson Community Club The Jefferson Community Club are holding a euchre on Wednes- day March 9th (See Coming Ev- ents). Come and bring your friends for an enjoyable even- ing of cards. lst Jefferson Cubs Scouts Guides and Brownies The Mothers’ Auxiliary had a busy week - on Tuesday evening they met at the school for their regular monthly meeting. There were eighteen ladies out and af~ ter routine business matters had been disposed of. they discussed holding a rummage sale early in May together with a tea and bake sale. Watch this column and com- ing events for more details later. On Wednesday night there were twelve t bles of euchre and the prize winners were as fol- lows lst ladies Mrs D. Fair- hall. 2nd Mrs. E. Webb and 3rd Mrs. F. Marshall. Ist men‘s Mrs. 1. Peterson, 2nd Mr. Ted Lav- ender and 3rd Mr. Russell Boyn- ton. After the card game wis linishcd members of the Moth- ers' Auxiliary served refresh- ments. St. John‘s Church News On Wednesday afternoon, Feb- who described some of the' Lin-l may). 17th. the Afternoon Branch cicnt customs and cultures which of me w_ A. he1d their regular have existed III the Old Africa | monthly meeting in the parish f0" l“““l"“d‘ “f 5'03” M” V- a hall. The ladies discussed the an- Orr told what education and more freedom has people of the New Africa. the close of the meeting re- ircshmculs wore served by .\lr.=. Scott and conmiit'cc Music Results to be Proud of The Iollowm: pupils of .\Ir=. Rn}. CIcJ: tried examinations at the Roy a1 Conscnaiory of .\lll.\IL. Toronio. Grade I lhcory - l~t cla" honors. Hclcu Spencer. Gr. 2 theory. honors. Louise I\'c:i;ic: pass. Donna Feed. Grade 4. pmno honors. Irene Kcnzie; Lilllfli‘ ti. DIJIIU. honors. Sharon L‘lczz and wider: Bimop. Co Li'ululiom 10 you all. .Pcr“. , u c \ll.)llI(I snow otf some 01 oil: . c.2‘c.l )oun: people - of ' Ah ll.:\ ~ many other; â€"» mgzi- . inc ‘ :‘emcnzioncd "Maple Talent .‘i (ZTZZIPIIH‘III "<) .»i i' .1 hill lâ€" w sccnn £90k I z‘ ' " “not dc cwu '. 21c mp3s" "Say ..uu pi‘omp' ' ' vw».*~ ‘na‘ i â€" '<.illill‘0 In no' ‘iile a i . i . osmium \ou lmean Ii gene you walks a chuckle 'v\ {If t‘i~ “w m: you" :0 'i_i_ ‘ 11< m) \. ll i-‘s ,b . .1 v hue meant to thcl lilie firs: :he held for many years. “Funâ€"l had“ tea to he held in June at the home of Mr. and Mrs. S. Snively. Refreshments were served at the close of the meeting. New P0st Office For the past eighty years the Flgin Mills Post Office has been in the same location. the Eight Mills sideroad and Yonge S‘i'ecl. but the beginning of next month it will be moved one block nor‘q to the l. G. A. store. \viicre the new post IT‘IlSll‘ESS will be Mrs. A. Rogers. Before there was a post oflite at the Elgin Mr. Andrew Newton nual garden [who resided in the house whee the late Mr. Mat: Patton Ii\e(i for many years. carried the mail from Richmond Hill to Eigm Mills. Around 1880 a p05: OIf]-_'e was opened in llie general szovp and Mr. Mike Xatighton. yir llarry Naughzon's uncle. became Post Master. at pOSIIICQ] 'l‘neu .\l:‘ ‘ci' for Mr Ramey who was a: the E:- ;in tor four or live year» Thirty-four years ago Mr. Van lispcy ~ticcccded .\l.'. Raine}.- and chI‘ since has been handing ou the mail :0 an ever im'caun; number of residents. For the Kemp was post 1pm.? :1 short time. followed bx" ELGIN MILLS-JEFFERSON NEWS Evening Branch of the Woman’s Auxiliary of St. John's Anglican Church TU. 4-1534 past twenty years the post office has been separate from the store which for a long time was op- erated by Mr. J. Weber. . Today there are 200 people re- ceiving their mail at the Elgin Mills post office and they all wish Mr. and Mrs. Espey the very best as they retire at the end of this month. St. John’s Church NeWS There will be a fireside ser- vice on Sunday, February 28m at 7.30 p.m. in the parish ball when Miss Simon of Inglis House will be the guest speaker. (Three weeks ago Miss Simon‘s visit was postponed because of bad wea- ther.) She will be showing slides she took in the Holy Land‘ last summer. Sympathy The sympathy of the commun- ity is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hannah and family on the death of Mrs. Hannah's father. Mr. T. Thomson last week. Neighbourhood Notes Last Friday night Anthony Cappy stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Morison in Victoria Square along with seventeen others when they became stranded in the snow storm. Tony walked home cro-‘-s country Saturday morning. Some of the Bathurst Street residents found they had to ab- andon their cars because of hiin drifts and walk the rest of the way home. Mrs. l'lal Robertson and dangli- ter Mabellouise went to Toron- to for dinner at Miss Evelyn. Eppes' home Friday and couldn't get into Brookside until late Set- urday afternoon because of the drifts. so stayed over in Toronto with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. A. McFee and family went to Orangeville on Sunday to see their niece Marion Mche of Hillsburgh who was ir- jured in the school bus accidcnt some weeks ago. Marlon is com- me along well and hopes to be released from the hospital in a few weeks. Mrs. Porlcr and Wayne return- eu home chr 1116‘ weekend from Newtoundand where they nave been staying wizh Mrs. Porter's family for the pae‘. month. I The Monday Xiteis mct week 3: me home of Mrs. thi E. Mr~ \Il‘\. D. Crack- Pctc.'~en. winner were F All“ '1‘. Gamble. .ieli ano MD. I, On Sunday Mr. and .\lr.<. 1m Leno filed Mrs, Leno's sin and lu'olhcj‘ in la‘ Mr and ;.\lr\ 1'. Rose Ill ‘I'oriiritv l...»' f': Lyle Boyh- y. ‘cndm. luncheon :; v 7.). line BCI‘. Telephone Company I'm .‘hc :‘oriiic. Maple telephone op- ;ex‘.n0r~‘ .1‘ the Your \\'ind‘< ‘ .~_c IBoli. .1? one? -)p«".'.’i’f,, p.- Jim. iscnleci w'llfi. in»? l’:'0<""m : \v-'. 10' am: A Pioneers Lite Memucz» ship Cer'ilicate. Stan»: Sunday. The roads even b, then had not been fully cleared and cars lined most of the Rid‘mond Hi” Telephm Toronto Despite the sad occasion Hm I‘Urner 4-1312 EMp’n‘e 1-3456 " made such a trip necessarv it was indeed a memorable trip and as Illrs. Jackson remarked â€" “vlzl had to actualh~ see those storm I lilrilt- to realize the immensitv 01 Illt‘ ilorm " l .\ Visitor from Dartmouth N. S. .lack Burgess. Mrs. T. F. Jack» \OIIS brother, flew in from Dal“.- moiuh. .\ova Scotia. inst ahead oi the storm. to attcnd'his sister's lunci‘al in Collingwood. llc will be spending a few (Ia_\.\ with the Jackson's here in Maple before returning home. Mr. Burgess is an engineer. with a large oil company. aboard a tanker that plys the waters from Newfoundland on down to Mex- ico. Many experiences. both fasâ€" mating and perhaps some less so, lic‘has to relate of his travels and life on the seas. A Reminder Worlds Day of Prayer. Friday. March 4 at 2.30 p.m. This vear {the host church is St. Andrews Presbyterian Church and Zion Lutheran Churh will have charde and conduct the service. a Dependable Service HERBERT R. BUTT Associated With GEO. McMURRICH SONS LIMITED 24 Elizabeth St. N. 4 Wellington St. E. Richmond Hill Toronto * REGAL AUTO BODY 319 Enford Road 9,144 (off Industrial Road) p. M \\I\.W m B w M. . . I er GROWER â€" FLORIST I Since 1880 The finest in floral designs and bedding plants. PHONE ALpine 7-1471 Keele Street Maple, Ont. WM RICHMOND HILL Collision Complete Service Bus.: AV. 5- 4702 Res.: TU. 4-3485 ONTARIO THE VOTERS’ LIST ACT (Referred to In Section 74) HNOTICE OF SITTINGS OF REVISING OFFICER TAKE NOTICE that sittings of the Revising Officer for the purpose of hearing complaints or appeals with regard to the voters’ lists to be used at the voting on March 19th, 1960 under The Liquor Licence Act, in the municipality of the Township of Vaughan. will be held at the following time and places set forth in the schedule hereinafter set out: PLACE OF SITTIN GS The Clerk’s Office Township Municipal Building Richmond St., Maple, Ont. REVISING OFFICER DATE OF SITTINGS Friday, March 4, 1960 and 0 Saturday, March 5, 1960 TIME OF SITTINGS 11 am. to 12 noon 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. and Bruce Ralph 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. A CLERK OF REVISING OFFICER J. M. McDonald Bruce Ralph. Esq. will be the Revising Officer and J. M. McDonald. Clerk of the said Municipality, will be the clerk of the Revising Officer AND TAKENOTICE THAT the lists to be so revised are the original lists for each polling sub-division (Nos. 1 to 27 inclusive) as prepared and certified by the enumerators for the said polls. I. AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that any voter who desires to complain that his name or the names of any person or persons entitled to be entered on the said list have been omitted from the same, or that the names of any person or persons who are not entitled to be voters have been entered thereon, may on or before the 4th day of March 1960 apply, complain or appeal to have his name or the names of any other person or persons entered on, or removed from the list. Complaints may be made on the first day of the above Sittings to the Revising Officer. 2. AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that such appeals must be by notice in writing in the prescribed form, signed by the complainant in dup- licate and given to the Clerk of the Revising Officer or left for him at his office at The Township Municipal Building, Richmond Street, Maple. 3. AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that at any time prior to the sittings 0f the Revising Officer, any voter whose name is omitted from the list as prepared by the enumerators. or any person who has knowledge of the fact that the name or names of any other voter or voters have. been so omitted. may so inform the Returning Officer in writing, stating the name< and addresses of the voter or voters so omitted. J. M. MCDONALD Clerk of the Revising Officer Township Municipal Building, Maple. Ontario Hls HONOUR . Judge ROBERT FORSYTH Chairman of the Election Board for the County 04‘ York Room 107, City Hall. Toronto. Ontario Dated this lst day of February. 1960. 'llall for their game of cards. The, A PowelLv