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STOP 24 YONGE STREET Phone I‘U. 4-1311 10 Payolat m the movies you always see "The Press" at all the big shin- digs, mooching around, taking seconds and more from the buffet, etc. Well. you can believe me. it's not only in the movies! Mon- day night yours truly, on account of the "power of the press" and such, was invited to attend the Maple Ladies’ Bowling League banquet and it was terrific but â€" who can write when full of turkey with all the trimmings? Next week â€"- we will tell all! Spring Thankofiering The W‘M..Q nf Mnnle Unith Church held their Spring Thank- ofi‘ering meeting in the church parlor. Maple, Concord & Edgeley Districts RICH - HILL LTD. THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill, Ontario, Thursday May “The Liberal is niways willing to events contributed by its readers in tative ln Maple is Mrs. Len Shore. AV. 5-2329; and in Edgeley and She Established 1878 126 Yonge St. N., Richmond Hill Pontiac's fresh, clean styling won the International Fashion Coun- cil's coveted award. I: PONTIAC'S ' IN STYLING! A Refreshments were served and a social time was enjoyed. Maple WJ. The May meeting of the Maple W.I. is to be held Wednesday evening, May 11, at 8 p.m., in the home of Mrs. M. Palmer, Maple Noteg The guest speaker was Mrs. B. F. Andrew from St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church. who gave a very challenging message, us- ing as her text, “Love Must Speak". Mrs. Andrew stated you must have motives of Obedience, Obligation and Inner Compulsion in order to serve the full mis- sion of the church and Enthus- iasm is a sign of the living Christ. You must give, go and pray. - w" [ways willing to publish interesting items regarding people and by its readers in Maple. Concord 8; Edgeley districts. Our represen- Mrs. Len Shore, ALpine 7-1150; in Concord. Mrs. Audrey Boron. Edgeley and Sherwood. Mrs. Raymond Stuart, AV. 5-1934. SOUTH of RICHMOND HILL TEL. AV. 5-4351 See your local Pontiac dealer Two “or Parislarma Sport Coupe Last Friday, April 29, was an exciting day for pupils in grade 4, George Bailey Public School. Their teacher, Miss Kirby, had arranged and rehearsed them for their program and each child had invited Mom to attend the spec- ial “Open House”. At three o’clock expeptant, shining eyes were turned to- wards the door, watching for that special guest to arrive and indeed about 26 mothers did attend. The program was varied with class singing and choral reading. Some excellent readers proved they were just that by reading a section each from their reader. Shelley James and Lynda Reeds each sang a solo most beautifully. Now it was the class's turn again and they sang as they performed two sprightly dances. More tal- ent was well displayed by Ken Rumble on his piano accordian followed by Sheena McDonald, in full costume dancing 3 High- land dance. The district annual meeting of the W.I. will be held May 18 in the Anglican Church Hall, Wood- bridge. ‘ Grade Four Play Host Keele Street ic. To better acquaint you with this public health service, Miss M. Forsythe of York County Health Unit "and the nurse in charge of the clinic, will outline the work being done and just what services are available to the mothers of this community in order to assure the continued health of their babies and small ones. If you are new in this dis- trict you will receive a cordial welcome at this meeting. A very special invitation is ex- tended to all the ladies in the community and especially to mo- thers of small children who are interested in the Well Baby Clin- 5, 1960 In the senior harrier race, Ron Brice ran the 1% mile in 3 rec- ord 8 minutes and 50.8 seconds. In the junior division, Bob Man- ning did the same distance, break- ing the record, in 9 minutes, 26 seconds. Upholding the honor of Maple and the Brice clan, Lawrie Brice of grade 9, sped along the 1 1/5 mile stretch in 6 minutes anl 1 second, toppling the for- mer time record. How about that! Quite recently another Maple student, Noel Gillings, was grade 9 champion in intramural gym- nastics. Congratulations to all four â€"â€" your home town is mighty proud of you. It was a big- day for Maple at Richmond Hill High School when the winners of the Spring Har- rier Races were announced over the school PA. system. In each division a student from Maple not only won but broke the ex- isting record for time as well. The pupils‘ work was exhibited around the room and the hand puppets they had made, showed great originality and effort. At 3:30 the star performers, all were dismissed and the mo- thers enjoyed tea and cakes along with learning of their own ghild’s problems from Miss Kir- y. "Thank you" to Miss Kirby and her pupils for giving us such a delightfully enjoyable afternoon in school. By Motor To Kingston For all the proud mothers who att‘end_ed, Ta‘y Aye _;_ips_t say Roy and Mary Crook, Cathy and Ronnie took off for Kingston last week-end to visit Roy’s broth- er and sister and their families. Maple Students Record Racers Two door Laumntlan Sport Coup. Ist Maple Wolf Cubs. A Péck sent in their monthly report. On April 13, Gordie Downey was in- vested. Karl Fynbo was made a sixer and Donald Sinclair a sixer also. A fellow member of A Pack celebrated his birthday in a most interesting way on April 27. Ken Rumble shared his 10th birth- day celebration with all the cubs in his pack when the Akela (also his Mom) served cake and pop to all. after the meeting, in his honor. A Real Jumpin’ Party Stephen Shore and Michael Runnciman were made seconds. The interest taken by these mothers in their scout or cub Was most evident by the attention giv- en to the guests of the evening, and as they listened to the pack and troop leaders outline their future plans and projects for each group. On April 25, little John Urqu- hart rounded up the 3 and 4 year olds of his neighborhood to help him celebrate his 4th birth- day. Bet you had no idea how many in that age group could be rounded up. Well, John found 22 â€" and the party was on! Con- gratulations, on the birthday, that :5. Scout Ladies’ Auxiliary Even though the door was lock- ed and the heat was nil, upon ar- rival at the community hall, it wasn't long before such things were forgotten on Wednesday, April 27, at 8.30 p.m., when our season’s second meeting of the Scout Ladies’ Auxiliary was held. Most encouraging to the execu- tive was the number of members present, 25. Akela Betty Rumble of A Pack Cubs anSWered many a question asked by members con- cerning cubbing and Akela Russ Locke, supported by his assist- ant “Kaa” Garry Palmer. stress- ed proper wearing of the cub’s uniform among other things. Skipper Jack House told of week- end camps and hiking trips for his Scout Troop in the coming weeks. The chairman of the group committee, and represent- Pontiac's all- coil suspension. gives unrival-_: led driving? luxury on road. “‘“Wi .\ Pack Cubs iS-MDH ing Maple Lions Club. sponsors of lst Maple Boy Scout Associa- tion, was Mr. Lowell House. An especially strong appeal was made for more fathers to attend the group committee meeting ev- ery 3rd Tuesday of each month at 8.30 pm. in the Lions Den at the community hall. "Ask The Man Who Feeds Shur-Gain" MAPLE 0N1". AL 7 - 1241 MAPLE F A barn dance in the fall is a possibility to be undertaken by Russ Locke and Jack House guid- ing the scouts. The Ladies’ Aux- iliary hope to complete plans for a cooking school later in the fall. So you see we have a very going concern in this our scout and cub association, with all the leaders: auxiliary, group committee and sponsors sharing a common in- terest. We are doing our bit to help promote scouting as a help- ful and interesting way of life for the young boys of Maple, and our sons in particular â€" won't you join us? It can be most rewarding. AURORA â€" A joint meeting of the district high school board and the town council has been told that little can be done to change the cost of sharing the op- eration of the high school dis- trict without the permission of the provincial government. At present Aurora, King and Whit- church Townships are all mem- bers of the high school district. In face of a rising tax rate Au- rora Council has been suggest- ing that the district be dissolved. You may still take the oppor- tunity to visit Open House at the Aurora Ontario Hospital and see how a hospital staff, along with the doctors, nurses and scientists are working to further aid in the recovery from mental illness. Op- en House on Thursday and Friday afternoons from 2 to 4 pm. - - - and that’s what is essential in those early stages. Grow them fast and evenly and build strong, healthy and lively chicks. You can plan on more of your chicks growing on less feed by following a SHUR-GAIN PROVEN feeding programme through to maturity. Mrs. M. Kinnee introduced her friend, Mrs. Pearson, from Dan- forth United Church, who was guest speaker. Mrs. Pearson's daughter and her husband have spent the past year studying lan- guages in India with four more years to complete course. They had taken and sent the interest- ing coloured slides shown by Mrs. Pearson along with much information re missionary work being done in India. Included were slides taken recently while Mrs. Pearson toured the Barbados Islands. The committee served refreshments at the close of the meeting. Next auxiliary meeting on Wednesday, May 25, at the hall. Bottle Drive Reminder Saturday, May 14. around 9 am., the scouts and cubs will be helping you with spring clean- ing. Have your bottles ready and they will be picked up by the boys who hope this project will magically turn penny returns from bottles into camping equip- ment and such. Visit To Ottawa Eleanor Hamilton took a few days to visit her sister and bro- ther-in-law in Ottawa. By all ac- counts she had a most enjoyable trip. . 4-1! Members Mary-Ellen Hamilton and bro- ther Bill each have their own calves and are members in good standing in their 4-H Club. Maple United W.A. The April meeting of the Maple United Church W.A. was held on Tuesday evening, April 26. in the church parlbr with Mrs. N. Payne presiding. Mrs. R. A. Bigford gave the devotional by explaining the parable, _ "The Sower". Miss Helen Payne delighted members and guests by reciting ‘The Duel of the Gingham Dog and the Calico Cat" and “Uncle John’s Pig". Operation Friendship Slum-GAIN Gil/99 Your Chicfiihe Advanfageg of 9UPER GROWTH POWER WW Industrial Cast Stone LUMBER CO. LTD. 71 Centre St. East, TU. 4-1361 Open 8 to 5 Monday to Friday - 8 to 12 Saturday A copy of the proposed byâ€"law and plafi of the roads affected is in the office of the Clerk of the Town- ship at his ofiices, Maple, Ontario, and may be seen by any person interested. DATED this 19th day of April, 1960. J. M. MCDONALD, VAUGHAN TOWNSHIP CLERK, MAPLE P.0., ONTARIO It Costs Less Than You Think ' To Build A Recreation Room Need more space in your hOme for living or sleeping? At small cost, you can finish off a rumpus room or extra bedroom in your attic or basement. Let us quote â€" DO IT NOW! BUDGET PLAN â€"- NO DOWN PAYMENT A By-law for the said purpose will be considered by the Council of the Corporation of the Township of Vaughan at its meeting on the 30th day of May, 1960, at 8:00 o’clock P.M., held in the council chambers at Maple at which time the council will hear in person or by counsel, solicitor or agent, any person who claims that his lands will be prejudicially affected by the said by-Iaw and who applies to be heard. I TAKE NOTICE that the Council of the Corpor- ation of the Township of Vaughan intends to stop up and dispose of those parts of the road allowance in the Township of Vaughan described as follows: “ALL AND SINGULAR that certain parcel or tract of land and premises, situ_ate, lying and being in the Township of Vaughan, in the County of York, being composed of the easterly 4,025’ of the road a1- lowance between Township Lots 10 and 11 in the 4t Concession of the Township of Vaughan.” ' NOTICE Manufacturers of Pre-Cast Concrete Products Observatory Lane, just East of Stop 23A OPEN SATURDAYS SHEPPARD 8. GILL BUY DIRECT AND SAVE PATIO SLABS D SIDEWALK SLABS O DRIVEWAY CURBING O STEPS BUILDERS' SUPPLIES 36 Months To Pay AV. 5-3111 Shingles & Roofing Materials, etc.