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No matter what a fellow does to enhance his appearance. some people aren’t impressed. That seems to be North York clown Harold Cares' The month of June is llways a busy one for veryone, and senior itizens are no exception. ’During Senior Citizens eek, there are a host of hings planned by and for eniors, including a trawberry social. planned y the Ontario department f community and social ervices. It will be held at lack Creek Pioneer Village ram 1 to 4 pm. The seniors are invited to variety day at Toronto ity Hall June 16, from 10 .m. to 3 pm. Each senior is 0 pack a lunch. They are lso invited to Garden City une 17 and Woodbine aceways June 18. In case there are some left idle time and nothing on eir minds, the Seniors of 9 Town of Vaughan plan a icnic June 24, hosted by the aple club. with the ssistance of the Vaughan ecreation department. aple Arena will be used in ase of inclement weather. Seniors weekin June {l‘he seniors have been usy planning and taking ips including the three day ip the Woodbridge embers are taking to ochester for the famed ilac Festival in that city. heir bus has been full for one time with several aiting on a stand-by list. i‘he Maple and Kleinberg niors enjoyed a trip on ay 20 to Niagara Falls with pring breaking out all round them as they drove rough acres of blossoms gq beautiful gardens of ‘ s and spring flowers. ter dinner at the ing Hearth, they spent ' ly an hour strolling nd the area of Table k and then went on to the icultural School where ‘ is a big floral display 'h. although not finished. eicts the theme of the anniversary of the byterian Church of She next hour was spent All a short tour through the nof Queenston. including 'lhe Thomhill Club has an xciting three day trip lmned for June 18, 19 and 0 m Sault Ste. Marie via anitoulin Island. Anyone terested should call Grace aker at 222â€"3604. k at Laura Socord‘s e. Then they went on to 9-3 gara on the Lake for an ib r‘s stroll around the min. Scheduled for June 10 at he Minkler Auditorium of eneca College. Woodine mpus, is a special giving of a film on the qritimes and east coast. It §~_primarily for senior ‘tizens who have made the 'iJ by bus before or for nyone interested in a eview of some of the tours ered by Travelways imited. For information on any of he senior’s activities and rips, seniors may call Vligjory Robson (832-1290). who heads the Cabinet of the (fin of Vaughan, or Louise mper (832-2408) secretary [the Cabinet and excursion oordinator for the Maple nd Kleinburg seniors and titer groups. On the way to Ottawa a stop will be made at Fort Henry near Kingston. Friday they will go to the Mint, have a guided tour of Ottawa, visit the House of Commons and the War Museum. Bon voyage to George Bailey Grade 8 students. They‘ve worked hard on fund raising for their Ottawa trip. Plans are, to leave the school at 7:30 am. tomorrow and return Saturday at approximately 8 pm. Friday the George Bailey Grade 6 and 7 students will have a boat tour of Harborfrom, with a stop at Centre Island for lunch and games. The students will be staying at the residence of Carleton University. On the trip home. Saturday the group will visit Upper Canada Village in'Morrisburg. At least two buses will be needed to accommodate the approximately 170 students, staff and chaperons who plan to go. Next Saturday morning (May 31) the Mother’s Auxiliary of Is! Maple Scouts will hold a bake sale. This is a sale with a twist that has proved popular in the past. You just stay home and the goodies will be brought door to door. What could be simpler. No effort required on your part to obtain tempting h’Ome baking. Reverend George French, Minister of St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church, Maple, described the long weekend of May 16 to 19 spent at the Synod Presbyterian Youth Con- ference as a “fantastically inspirational weekend”. He and 16 young people from Maple attended the con- ference held at Camp Glenmohr. near Beaverton and became part of a group of 130. Reverend French was the speaker at the conference. Reverend George French of St. Andrew's Maple, will be the speaker and his talk will be entitled There Is A Plus In Being A Christian. There will be folk music and all in- terested young people are invited to attend. The Maple Lions have had second thoughts and have cancelled the antique show scheduled for June 8 at the Community Centre. Next Friday evening (May 30), the West Toronto Presbytery will hold a Youth Centennial Rally at Humber Heights Presbyterian Church at 7:30 pm. If you’ve lost a very charming male lemon and white cocker spaniel. call 832-1287. He has obviously been a member of a family for some time, and has been at his present location since May 17. Sunday morning, June 1 at 10 am. there will be a dedication of a memorial window in St. Andrew’s Church. The window is in memory of members of the MacNaughton family, longtime residents of the area. At 11:15 am. on the same day, there will be the dedication of an organ at St. Paul‘s Presbyterian Church on Pine Valley Drive. The organ is in memory of the late Alex Bishop of Jackson Street. . Now that the warmer weather has at last arrived, it’s nice to see everyone out. gardening and fixing up. It’s also pleasant to have that extra cup of coffee outside and hear the bells from St. Andrew‘s each evening at 7 pm. The Moderator of the Presbyterian Church, Reverend Dr. Hugh Davidson, will be the speaker at the rally which will feature Scottish dancing, Hungarian church singing. Ukranian folk music and the Korean Ladies Choir. A group of approximately 40 plan to attend from St. Andrew’s in Maple. bells Was a gift from Cord lieaverbrook in 1964. His birthplace was Maple. where his father, Reverend William Aitken, was minister of St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church from 1865 to 1880. Tour Toronto harbor by boat A156 on June 1 the Presbyterian Church School Centennial Rally will take place in Centennial Park. Toronto at 2 pm. Valerie 'I‘inline. The Liberal correspondent in Maple for the past year has handed in herrresignationz Applicétions for the position will thérefore be welcomed by the paper. Knowledge of Maple and the ability to type are essential qualifications for the job. - Please forward applications to The Liberal. Box 390 Richmond Hill, in care of James Daw. Maple correspondent needed Fun Day Bake sale will have wheels Presbyterian special events Attend youth conference Bailey Ottawa trip tomorrow Valerie’s Maple notes problem with two-year-old Santlna Broccoleri of Dersingham Crescent. Thornhill. Both were at German Mills Co-op Nursery fun day Saturdaay. By Valerigi‘inline Maple Correspondent (832-1206) " Bailey Variety Show gets standing ovation George Bailey‘s Variety Show presented .Many .Of those Who attended th by the Grade 8 students May 21 and 22 was a "181“ WWW" the Show SO much the: lively fast moving production. with skits. bad" for seconds and there was a St nunoinn no tho nnnnhucénn nn knoh nIv. SHERWIN-WILLIAMS 10077 YONGE STREET SOUTH - RICHMOND HILL - TEL: 884-3904 Give your driveway a New Look with a quality pitch emulsion coating that protects asphalt surfaces from wear and weatherâ€"oil 8 9 and gas stains. PER FOUR Sent by Rotary Caroll Fleming of Goodman Crescent and a grade 11 student at Langstaff Secondary School was the fortunate young lady chosen by the Vaughan Rotary Club to represent the Each student had a job to do, be it on stage. or behind the scenes in some other capacity; and each one put their all into the job at hand. George Bailey‘s Variety Show presented by the Grade 8 students May 21 and 22 was a lively fast moving production, with skits, monologues, music, singing and dancing. Muchflof the dialogue and many of the ideas were those of the students, polished with practice and the friendly guidance of their teachers. The costumes and makeup were well done and provided added humor in many cases. There were good crowds on both nights. Maple girl enjoys citizenship adventure PER FOUR GALLON PAIL Town of Vaughan in their Adventure in Citizenship, Two hundred and seventy six students from all across Canada met in Ottawa May 11 to 15 and were billetted in the homes of Ottawa POLYGARD CRACK FILLER AND KRAK SEAL ONLY Rubberized asphalt filler and driveway surface preparation. P0 LY C'M ENT (Masonry Polyfilla) Repaircracked sidewalks, ONLY resurface old concrete. Hardens overnight. Waterâ€"resistant. "n r _ n “M The students were pleased by the crowd reaction, and also with the pride with which teachers Kay Heffron, Ed Murphy and Morris Jacobs showed in the outcome of the show. The three teachers were presented with gifts by the students after the Thur- sday show. Many of those who attended the first night enjoyed the show so much, they came back for seconds and there was a standing ovation at the conclusion on both evenings. Along with her gift Mrs. Heffron received a bouquet of roses. The gifts were in ap- preciation of their coaching, advice and plain hard work. 7 It was a well done production with lots of laughs. Rotarians Carol] was chosen on the basis of academic achievement, particularly in history. The students toured Ottawa and the Houses of PER 32 OZ.TUBE PER 5 LB. BOX $ 159 SPECIAL PRICE ON SELF-ADHERING ARMSTRONG PLACE 'N PRESS TILE A new floor foryour home in the easy peel, place and press do-itâ€" yourself way â€" at a price too good to miss. Choose from in-stock patterns of Palatial in Alba Beige â€" Bradford Brick in red. Commons. To com- memorate the 25th an- niversary of the Adventures in Citizenship they were permitted to take photos in the House of Commons and the Senate which is usually not allowed. The young people had a fine time; attended a formal evening at the Chateau Lauriei‘, met John Diefenbaker and were filly: Eihtrai Correspondent Telephone James Daw THE LIBERAL. Wednesday. May 28. 1975 â€" Maple Area requires a com- I an- 1tures were rtos in IS and presented with their citizenship papers at a ceremony at which Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau and Hon. Barney Danson, MP York North, were present. $3323 Stiles, 12"x 12" per box. One box covers 95q.ft‘ at 37¢ persq.ft They also met Governor General and Mrs. Jules Legere. Caroll was delighted she was chosen to represent the Town of Vaughanr It was a thrilling adventure for her PER BOX 881-3373