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N0 COVER CHARGE The powerful color experiments of Matisse, Derain, Dufy, Vlaminck and others earned them the soubriquet of the fauves, the wild beasts, at the Autumn Salon in Paris, 1905. Paintings by 10 important artists of the fauve movement will be on display until May 11. Also concluding May 11, Selections from the Canadian Historical Collection, paintings and sculpture covering 150 years of Canadian art. 0N ALUMINUM 0R FABRIC AWNINGS. CANOPIES ETC. We have a wonderful selection of plain or combination colours to suit the most discriminating taste. We also supply patio railings â€" complete awning service anywhere in Central Ontario. Write or Call: On May 11 there will be two showings, 1:30 and 3:30 pm, of Promised Lands, (France, 1974) in English, Director Susan Sontag. WWW: STAR SPANGLED WASH BOARD L BAND A The Art Gallery of Ontain will present an evening titled simply “May 9”. Events include an art swap, treasure hunt, raffle and other surprises. The $9 per person ticket includes a buffet meal and dancing to two live bands. Any profits will go to the Volunteer Committee’s purchase fund. All six sessions will be held from 8 to 10 pm on Thursday evenings at Richview Public Library. Registration fee is $18, with a special $30 fee available for couples. For more information call, write or visit The Centre for Women, Humber College. 676-1200. Commencing May 10 an exhibition by a Vancouverite with the assumed name of R. Fish, an outgrowth of his quiet obsession with making rubber castings of fish and other animals. Three films of note will be shown May 10 at 3 pm: Time of the Locust, (U.S.A., 1966), Director Peter Gessner; Interviews with My Lai Veterans, (USA. 1971), Director Joseph Strick; Brazil: A Report on Torture. ( U.S.A.-Chile, 1971), Directors Saul Landau and Haskell Wexler. The series begins May 15 with Robert Couch- man, executive director of the Family Service Association discussing “Families Under Stress”. “Families: Today, Tomorrow” is the theme that will explore the relationships that develop in a family and consider some new ways of relating that may affect the future of the family. The Centre for Women and the Family, and the Consumer Studies Department at Humber College, are conducting a second series of courses on families. Fun, films, fauves at A.G.O. Monday to Thursda): CALL Barrie Tent & Awning Co. Ltd. FOR FREE ESTIMATES The association endeavors to reach the single parent families of our society to enable them to come together for the betterment of themselves and their children. The North York Chapter of One Parent Families Association of Canada is holding its general meeting in North York Community Hall, 5090 Yonge Street, Willowdale on May 13 at 8:30 pm. Guest speaker Mr. Harvey Simon will deal with the topic, “Stress and Hypnosis”. One Parent Families meeting Junior gardeners meeting Next Week BEARFOO'I' HELPMATE INFORMATION GOT A QUESTION? NEED A SERVICE? WANT TO HELP? HELPMATE INFORMATION WILL PROVIDE:- â€" Caring volunteers to help with everyday problems and emergencies. â€" Friendly visiting and services to shut-ins. â€" Information about community resources. â€" Referral to qualified professionals when necessary. All services are provided by trained volunteers who will respect the con fidential nature of each request. WE ARE CHANGING OL'R LOCATION. NOT OUR SERVICE York Central Hospital â€" Trench St. & Major Mackenzie, Richmond Hill Call 883-2234. 883-2235. North Branch 773-5341 MOVING JANL'ARY 9TH. 1975 GOT A QUESTION? Where do I get job retraining? Where can I play chess? When do the Lions meet‘.’ NEED A SERVICE? I have to move out tomorrow. Where can I go? Ineed a credit counsellor. Where can I find one? I‘m 15 and pregnant. Where do I go now? WANT TO HELP? I like children and have some spare time. What can I do? My kids are all in school now. What should I do? Family Series at Humber Here are scheduled events in southern York this week 705-726-6437 Models are Richmond Hill chapter members and their The award of First Lady of the Year was presented to Aurora Mayor Evelyn Buck. Miss Leah Stephenson, on behalf of the York County Association for the Retar- ded, accepted a cheque for $325 from the sorority. This donation will be used in a project which will encourage returning the retarded to an integrated community. Delta Lambda Chapter members invite everyone to come view their fashion show to be held at the Spring Fair this weekend. Showings in the New Arena will be 8 pm Friday and 2 pm on Saturday. York County Chapters of Beta Sigma Phi celebrated their 44th Founders Day Wednesday evening of last week with a dinner held at the Inn on the Park. York Sorority 44th Founders Day Duplicate bridge results Winners last week at the duplicate bridge club were: April 25, NS â€" Bob and Edna Dunn, Ron Dickie and George Laundry, Fred Tierney and Detlaf Ladewig. EW â€" George Armstrong and George Newton, Stewart and Marie Cole, Fred and Cleta Dieken. EW â€" Ruth and Gerry Browning (trophy), Fred Mills and Geoff Parker, Don and Marion Fahner tied‘with Paul and John Harris. April 30, Individual tournament â€" Agnes Thayer was tied with Mabel Howe, Cleta Kieken, Paddy Twiss, George Armstrong. Marc Weinbaum, Sandy Jenkinson, Rose Morrel tied with Ann Jansen, Edyth Turp tied with Pat Rawlinson, Jean Goodwin. April 28, A section, NS â€" Rose Morrell and Grace Saunders, Rod Sandford and R. Godzwon, Marjorie Nekechuck and Paul Richardson. families. Fashions are supplied through the co- operation of merchants at Richmond Heights Shopping B section â€" Judy Hicks and Deanna Whittaker, Anne Rawlinson and Marilyn Cabell, Marg Melnichuk and Diane Brown. Learning Disabilities meeting Non-profit organizations planning programs of interest to readers in Southern York may submit items for this column to Social Editor Margaret Lade. “The Liberal", 10101 Yonge Street, Richmond Hill, 884-8177 or 881-3401. Deadline is noon on Friday. Guest speaker, Joan Kershaw, BA, M.Ed., is well known in the teaching profession in York Region. She is a qualified teacher and has taught in regular grades. She has been in charge of a Cerebral Palsy clinic for the Ontario Society for Crippled Children. The York Region Chapter of the Association for Children with Learning Disabilities will host a general meeting in Newmarket to further familiarize parents and the public with the problems of children with learning disabilities. 7 May 15 is the date, from 8 to 10 pm, and the location of the meeting is Stuart Scott Public School, 247 Lorne Avenue, Newmarket. At present, Mrs. Kershaw is with the Toronto Board of Education as a co-ordinating consultant in Special Education in the areas of learning and language disabilities. In addition she is a director of the Canadian Association for Children with Learning Disabilities, and lectures in Learning Disabilities at the Ontario Institute for Studies in Education. New members and guests will receive a warm welcome. For further information, please contact Mrs. Barbara Dobbin at 291â€"1370. This month the children will be taught how to potâ€"up a house plant and how to create a flower arrangement for “Mother”. Agincourt Junior Garden Club will hold its regular monthly meeting for children nine to 16 years of age on May 10 from 10 am to 12 noon, in Knox United Christian Education Building (east side of Midland Avenue, just north of Sheppard Avenue East â€" north of Knox United Church). Guests and new members will receive a warm welcome. There is no admission charge and light refreshments will be served. Call Mrs. G.C. Crutcher at 447-4629 after 6 pm for further in- formation. The club meets May 12 at 8:15 pm in the Knox United Christian Education Building, east side of Midland Avenue, just north of Sheppard Avenue East. Larry Sherk of Sheridan Nurseries will be guest speaker at the May meeting of Agincourt Garden Club. His topic will be “That Spot in your Garden”, a discussion and slides showing the new plants, shrubs, trees, evergreens and fruit trees available this year. The monthly flower show will also be held. Garden Club meeting Ifyou don"t n we need yours MAY lst T0 MAY 3lst DISTRICT OBJECTIVE $2,500.00 iCarefully add or two of cream, to bind the mixture. News from next door A lovely luncheon dish with the taste of spring. Combine mushrooms and spinach. Season to taste. Carefully add a teaspoon or two of cream‘ just enough to bind the mushroom 1 pint ('2 pound) mushrooms 1 10-ounce bag fresh spinach 2 tablespoons cooking oil or butter 1'2 teaspoon salt Black Pepper to taste Dash cayenne pepper (careful here!) Cream 12 5-inch crepes (very thin pancakes, cooked) Parmesan cheese In a large skillet saute mushrooms in oil or butter over moderate heat, about five minutes. Meantime wash spinach leaves, cook in water clinging to leaves in a tightly covered pot. Drain well, chop finely. BARRIE: Marjorie Hamilton, 76, the first woman mayor in Ontario, was honored last week with the award of citizen of the year. She served as alder- man for three terms and as mayor for two terms. ' His subject, the sun, as shown in his slides, displayed some unique approaches to utilizing the sun in pictures. Wipe mushrooms with a damp cloth and trim off dried stem end. Chop finely. Divide the mixture roughly into 12 equal por- tions. Spread each portion over one third of each pancake or crepe. Roll up and place seam side down in a shallow oven proof dish. The technique of hiding the full brilliance of the sun behind buildings or trees and stopping the camera down gives some unusual effects. Mushroom and spinach orepes lovely spring luncheon dish Thirty members of York Regional Camera Club enjoyed an excellent slide display and discussion by local physician Dr. Yves Morissette. The typical sunrises and sunsets always make out- standing photographs. Dr. Morissette discusses use of sun in pictures Dr. Morissette also talked AN I ST- JUN."S 'l'lll‘l MISSIONARY .\ (‘llL‘RCHOF('IiRlST (“'Fl'RC“ BANFIEIJ) Concord Road and They may be made ahead of time and stored in the refrigerator, or for longer storage, in the freezer. NOTE: Crepes may be made from your own recipe or a pancake mix. Success depends on the thinness of the batter. Sprinkle with parmesan cheese. Place under broiler to lightly brown. Serves four. 800 P.M. ‘ Youth Meeting. Prayer Meeting ALL WELCOMé WEDNESDAYS A.M. â€" Eucharist p 10. 7 .M. â€" Eucharist about other sources of light Winners of the spring photo contest 'were an- nounced with judges' comments. Criticism is always im- portant in competition work since it allows the photographer an insight into how others View his work. Following are the results in the bronze and silver class for the 'various categories: color slides â€" silver: lst and 2nd, Barry Bridgeford, Grass Fire and Model Sail Ship; 3rd, Bob Sass, Tow Truck; bronze: SUNDAY, MAY II, 1975 8.00 A.M. â€" Eucharist 10.30 AM. â€" Services, Church School, Kindergarten, Nursery Gues' Preacher â€" The Rev. George Young. 8.00 A M. Holy Communion 30.30 AM, The Service of Communion IOOOA‘M all aqes. â€" fire, night light, natural and indoor light, bounce light and moonlight. 1100 A M Morn-nq Sorvucc 7 00 P M Evenmq Sew-co Prayer Meet-nu Wednesday 8 p In An Old Fashioned Coumry Churth on The Edge loe Ci9y RICHMOND HILL BAPTIST (‘IIL'R(‘II 30 Wright St. Rev. E. ('orbell. Pastor Mr. (L Whilmnro, Asst. HRSLIXIH â€" 884-30!" 223â€"8247 SUNDAY, MAY 11, ms 9 45 A M 7 Sunday School 11.00 A.M‘ - Moses Ariye. Nigerian Evangelist 7‘00 7P.Mv â€" Visiving orchestra and musical evening. All Wallcoverings . l‘. MAR \"h ANGLICAX Yonge St. at Vaughan Rd. Richmond Hill \\'l-Zl.l)l{l('K RUM) B.\l"l'IS’l‘ (‘lll'RHl ('m‘nvr of “'(‘ldrick Road and Balhurst Ser-l Rm. ILT McSpaddm Pastor: Phunr XM-Txfm ST. STEPHEN'S CHURCH MAPLE The Anglican Church of Canada Rev. Ramsey Armitage Rt‘ctor. M.A.. D.D. PREACHINGTHE OLD BOOK THE NEW BIRTH THE PRECIOUS BLOOD AND THE BLESSED HOPE â€" AT Open Thurs. 8: Fri. til 9 Place waxed paper bet- Vinyls, Foils. Grasscloths. Flocks. Pre-pasted Paper. Thousands of colours. Co-ordinated by professionals WHY PAY MORE? 3113 Rm Bernard Ban ell NIH-I31“ Rev. Fred Jackson 884-2418 25% on SUNDAY, MAY H, I975 BAPTIST WEDNESDAY 20% Off Glidden Paint R ECTOR Bible School Classes 10‘ Between Bayview & Leslie on Steeles DIRECTORY OF RELIGIOUS SERVICES FOR THE WEEK Wall Fashions STEELE HEIGHTS PLAZA Home Consultation No obligation floly lst Keith Moon. The Swanee; 2nd, tie, Leitha Thomson, Swans, and Rick Warner, Toronto City Hall; 3rd, Rick Warner, Amaryllis. .\.'l‘.(‘.L.. I,.'l‘.(‘.l... Organist SUNDAY, MAY IL 1975 SUNDAYS AT 10.30 A.M‘ Famuly Worship and Bible Study A whole Family Servace tor me Who|e Famnly' All Welcome WEDNESDAY 7.30 P.M. The Mid Week Bible Study led by the Minister "Keep your Sundays lor Ihe great Imngs ol the soul" _ _ The Missionary Church Color prints mounted winners were: silver, lst and 2nd, Bob Sass, Railroad Station, Field of Dandelions; bronze, lst, Keith Moon, Snow Scene, 2nd, Peter Zeitz, Driver, and 3rd, Patrick Gibbons, Sunset. Place vegetables in a warm serving dish thicken mushroom liquid with a little corn starch, season to taste, and serve over mushrooms and peas. Black and white mounted category winners were: silver: lst, 2nd, and 3rd, Bob Sass, Group of Rural Men, Machinery, Nebulae. . â€" Service . â€" Sunday For a dinner vegetable, cook together one lO-ounce can mushrooms and one package of frozen peas. PRESBYTERI \N ('lll'm‘ll S'l‘. .\Nl)l{l“.W'S. â€" MAPLE and 51‘. PAL L‘s ('lll 'llt‘ll HIJBOPineValle-y Vaughan Rev. W. George French H.Sv.. M.[)iv. â€" Minister SUNDAY, MAY 11, 1975 1000 A M S! Andrew‘s Famvly Servuce I1 15 A M SV Paul‘s WEEKLY HOME BIBLE STUDIES ween each crepe for storing. Reheat in the oven before filling. MMM AAP wmm. 91.7 IOIJIBayvtew Avenue J.S. Dauphinee. Pastor 9 30 A M Church Schom H00 A M Worship GORMLEY MISSIONARY (‘lll R(‘ll Rev. Eldon Boetlger Paslorâ€" 887-5846 (2 miles south of Maple) Rev. James S. Dauphinee Vice-Pastor â€" 8846264 ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN Choir Direfior Leitha Thomson spoke Presbyterian (Member. Bapsist Convemuon o! Onlano 3nd Quebec) Rev. Dana H. La m.:. B..\.. 8.1).. Minister Mrs. Roh‘t. Richar son. Phone 226-2533 LUTHERAN SUNDAY. MAY H, I975 A WARM WELCOME AWAITS YOU ALWAYS . .JUIIN'S BAPTIST ("ll'RCll 73 Oxford Street ZION LUTHERAN ALL WELCOME Sunday Church School Family Bible Worship Serv Evening Serv HOUT Family Nigm Every Wednesday 7.00 PM. 7 Clubs lor Children, Lile LlnC‘ lor Growth A Bible Sludy for Youth and adulls 10.00 A.M. â€" Sunday School 11.00 A.M, â€" Pastor Mark Bolender preaching. 7‘00 P.M. â€" Special Presentatlon by 9.45 Stockade Boys‘ Cla 9:30 AM. Church SLIIOOI' Grade 1 and UP 11.00 A.M. Worship Service 11.00 AM. Nursery Care and Church SchOOI up to 5 years. Nursery Care provided. briefly of the excellent seminar seven members atte_nded recently, spon- sored by the Toronto Camera Club. Members were urged to take ad- vantage of these seminars. You"! Director Denis Bell Associate Pastors: Mark Bolender Winston Thunon Ray Semeniuk PASTORAL TEAM Pastor â€" Ali Rees BETHEL CANADIAN REFURMED (‘HL'RCH I46 Thornridge Dr. Thornhill Minister Rev. D. \‘anderBoom MT.“ â€" 889-5225 The next meeting will be Fl’lday 8‘00 P‘M. â€" Youth ngh' 'I‘III‘I MISSIONARY IHNFIELI) MEMORIAL ('HL'RCII x1!('vnlnxhonut- Wilhmdulo Sl-I'Viilg Richmond Hill 'l‘hm‘nhill. “'illmxdalv Other Denominations Merv Pickering 325 Crosby Avenue Rev. John McTavish Ministerâ€" 884-3606 ST. MATTHEW'S UNITED CHURCH SUNDAY, MAY H, I975 SUNDAY, MAY 11, I975 8x10 PORTRAIT All ages: Babies, children and adults One sitting per subject Additional subjectsâ€"Groups or individuals in same familyâ€" ‘ $1.00 per subject No proofsâ€"Choose from finished professional portraits (posesâ€"our selection) You may select additional portraits offered at low prices SATISFACTION GUARANTEED UNITED Available at WELCOME and all Toronto area stores K MART, HILLCREST MALL THE LIBERAL, Wednesday. May 7. 1975 -â€" 23 Tue. Wed. Thur. Fri. Sat. MAY 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 Photographer on duty: 10 am. - 8 pm. A M Worsmp Sunday School 945 am. Morning Worship ".00 a.mr Evening Service 7.00 p.m‘ Our bus operates in Richmond Hill every Sunday morning. For iran. sportaiion call, 884-5029, 8846629, or 884-2756 THURS. 9.30 3.1“. â€" Ladies Coflee Cup, suaringand Bible Study Hour at Ihe Church 4 SUNDAY SERVICES 9.45 AM. â€" Bible School Classes lor all Ages “00 A.MV â€" Morning Service 7.00 PM. â€" Communion Service WEDNESDAY 8 oo P.M. â€" Bible sway Sunday, 12.30 PM. Watch "The Herald ol Truth T.V. Channel 3, Barrie WEEKLY SERVICES TUES. 7.30 pm. â€" Midweek prayer and BibUe Study a! the Church WED. 6.45 pm. â€" Chrusrian YouOh Crusaders and Young Teens. Grades one to nine. Crans, Bible Stories, Badqes Transportation provided. THURS. 9.30 a.m. â€" Ladies Coflee held at Richmond Hill High School May 12, at 7:30 pm wllgn spfaker Harry Whitten will light For further information about the camera club, call Keith Moon at 884-7161. RICHMOND HILL SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH 80 Elgin Mills Road W. Pastor: W.P. Cook 868-1798 SATURDAY' ° 30 A N‘ Samba"! Stnoo‘ ‘00 L f.‘ D v no Wo'sho WEDNESDAY 2l2 Hillsview Drive 884-5029 Pastor: Rev. Robert Quick B.A,. M. DIV. 93 Ruggles Ave. â€"- 884-6629 SUNDAY, MAY 11, I975 OOPA. IT’S HERE The Heritage CoHecfion 00PM RICHMOND HILL FREE METHODIST CHURCH (‘oncord Road and King High Drive ('oncord Not a Denomination ,\ ('hurch of The No“ Testament Order .\.E. Atkinson Minister â€" 6694831 I). Paterson. Soc. N0 HANDLING CHARGE RK‘HVALE BIBLE ('llAPl-Zl. 24 Oak Ave. Richvale SUNDAY, MAY ALL ARE WELCOME talk about 'available and up ()N [Y TUESDAY Th0 Lord‘s S Sunday Schoo 1975