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ma . Ie me lum M.A.D. asked for alternatives to dumping Hold weekend tennis events Seniors meet at St. Stephen's C-8 â€" THE LIBERAL, Wednesday. June Lunch to follow awards service The Maple Tennis Club invites its membership to the following events this weekend: Mixed Doubles and Barbecue: Members of all skills are invited out to this fun night Friday at 7:30 pm, This event is limited to senior members only. Junior Field Day: Junior members, aged 10 to 17, are invited to the Maple courts on Sunday at 1 pm. Games obstacle courses and quizzes will be there to be mastered. There will be fun and prizes. Monday afternoon the Maple Senior Citizens‘ meeting will be held in St. Stephen‘s Anglican rectory garden at 2 pm. Although this is the final meeting of the season. there will be trips and excursions during the summer. Watch The Liberal for information on these. Those who have watched with interest the con- struction of the new combined LCBO and Brewer’s Retail Store in the Maple Plaza will be interested to learn it opened Friday. . . . ,,__:_A4__ -A‘ “A...” u. “Irv”-.. , _ Jim Brass and Richard Johnson. proprietors of the Maple Meat Shoppe on Major Mackenzie Drive, have also opened an addition to their store in the past week â€" The Pop Factory. Not only will they collect the bottles from the soda pop they sell, but also the beer bottles from the nearby Brewer's Retail. :- ‘I,__L~-_ Tuesday the seniors will be the hosts at a picnic for the Vaughan Senior Citizens which include those of Thornhill, Woodbridge. Kleinburg and the new Concord club. The picnic starts at 11 am. at the Maple Arena and Community Centre Park. A pot luck lunch will be served at noon. ..... ~J ....-.V- (Enter via tfiefibeek door where parking has been provided recently.) Sunday will be awards day at St. Andrew‘s Presbyterian Church Sunday S_cl_1091. The awards will be presented during the regular 10 am. service. Following the service. in lieu of the Sunday school picnic, there will be a family pot luck lunch with activities and favors for the children. Auxiliary celebrates anniversary Don‘t forget the strawberry festival tonight from 5-7:30 pm. in the Maple Community Centre. Gibson students above average Bailey graduation next Wed The original Women’s Auxiliary of St. Stephen‘s Anglican Church. Maple, was formed in the early 1870‘s. Avlv u. At that time the church stood on Langstaff Road where a cairn has been erected to mark the old cemetery. The land for V‘old‘ St. Stephen's was granted by Michael Keffer in either 1836 or 37 (Reference: G. Elmor Reaman‘s History of Vaughan Township.) The present church in Maple was opened in 1895. Last Wednesday evening the women of the church gathered. as they do each June. to celebrate the beginnings of that original group. ,J: Joseph A. Gibson Grade 4 students gave an ex- cellent accounting of themselves in a standardized testing program conducted in York County. Thai! blaéed higher than the York County and Canadian averages in language and mathematics. Next Monday: the youhger children from kin- dergarten to grade 3 will participate in a primary play day. Parents are invited to attend. Wednesday evening of next week. graduation exercises will commence at 7:30 pm. at George Bailey School. Parents of all Grade 8 students are invited to attend. New beverage stores open __°._._.__ It was-95 happy grofip, wEo ehjoyed ice cream, strawberries and a festive cake in the rectory. Valerie’s notes: lottery winners County Awards and Diplomas will be presented followed by a guest speaker and the Valedictory Address. {he more formal part of the evening, light refreshments will be served and then the graduation dance will begin. â€" Yesterday each Grade 8 student attended an orientation day at the high school they plan to at- tend in September. Trips were made to Don Head. Bayview, Thornlea and Langstaff Secondary Schools; Eleven of the staff of the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce on Keele Street shared in a $100 prize, drawn in the last Olympic Lottery. Another Maple win'ner~ was Joan Lines of Lancer Drive who held a fifth share in a $100 ticket. Welcome to Maple and Canada. Vic and Gladys Lever of Sidney, Australia. who are making this a stop on a world tour. They will be spending some time with Grace and Harry Ballinger of Rutherford Road. Please remember Teston United Church Sunday School's 103rd Anniversary this Sunday and the strawberry supper next Wednesday. Tomorrow evening at 6:30 p.m.. the Maple Peewees play King and the Bantams meet Bradford at 8:30 pm. at the Maple Ball Park. Tuesday June 24 the Maple Midgets will play Aurora at 8:30 pm. in Maple. A strange thing happened last week as the column was being typed â€" the typewriter died. Not an unusual occurance for one of it‘s vintage. Perhaps though. an omen that this would be an opportune time for someone to apply for the job of Maple Correspondent. which has been advertised for the past three weeks. Call your friendly Maple Lions John Kucherawy (832-8863) or Doug Chalmers at (832-1551) for quick pick-up of all unwanted household articles. This service will continue all summer as the Lions are stocking up for their auction in the fall. filly: mineral Correspondent Telephone James Dow 881-3373 By Vaierie Tinline Maple Correspondent (832-1206) Maple Area requires a 18, 1975 “Suggest altervatives” a Vaughan councillor told Maple Against Dumping representative John Becker last week. Appearing before a committee meeting to reaffirm the group's opposition to landfill operations north east of Maple. Mr. Becker was told by Councillor Terry Goodwin, “The fastest way to get rid of something is to suggest something more prac- tical." Mr. Becker said he would take the comment to his group but said he would prefer to see the gravel quarry sites used for large-lot residences or recreation. “Our group feels there is sufficient material, if moved around on the site, to make use of the land," said Becker. “We believe the trucking of clean fill or dirty fill is not necessary." At the recent annual meeting of the Maple Ratepayers‘ Association, of which M.A.D. is a sub- committee, opposition to landfill operations in Maple was reconfirmed. Becker said. The tempting smell of barbecue chicken filled the air near Maple last Thursday and Lions Club members served approximately 1,000 If you are 65 or older and have lived here for the past yea_r, most prescription drugs 'can lie free. Effective August 1 . we have a new law in Ontario. It will allow almost everyone who is 65 or older and has been an Ontario resident for at least the past 12 months to receive most prescription drugs tree. That means prescriptions written by physician or dentist and tilled in Ontario Only those drugs listed in Ontario's Drug Benefit Formulary are free. Here is who is eligible: Ontario residents who receive Old Age Security. if you are 65 or older and are presently receiving an Old Age Security cheque from the lederal gov- ernment, you will automatically receive your new This is what Ontario is doing for you to get them. Drug Benefit Eligibility Card before August 1.(And, of course. if you are already getting a drug benefit card. you will continue to get one) You don't have to do anything about it. The group’s major objections to such operations relate to truck traffic. possible injurious effects on area ground water supplies and a more general concern for the issue of energy Major objections Youths confirmed by Anglican scholar Confirmed at St. Stephen‘s Anglican Church, Maple, June 8 were Thomas Studdy of'Keele Street, John Young of Naylon Street, Renee and Fiona Hayes of Major Mackenzie Drive, Amanda Mat- thews of Keele Street and Janice Matchett of Keele Street. Bishop Coleman is recognized as one of the leading scholars in the Anglican Church of Canada; Early in his vocation he was appointed Head of Theological Studies in Bishop‘s University in the Province of Quebec. then Principal of Huron College in the University of Western Ontario. Later he served as the Bishop of Kootenay over a wide area in British Columbia. Now Bishop Coleman is Professor in Philosophy and the Humanities at York University, where reports have it that his lectures are of such interest that his classes have been known to outstay their period by a full hour. The confirming Bishop was the Right Reverend William R. Coleman. A lot of chicken Government of Ontario William Davis. Premier 55% conservation and recycling. A proposal for a large recycling project in Maple, now being studied by town officials, would still generate con- siderable traffic . Becker pointed out. 1| ‘l dinners. Ready to serve Ursula Kunst, were (l-r) Jim Oliver, Fred Constable, Walter Kunst, John Kucherawy and Roy Jellison. Ontario residents not receiving Old Age Security. If you are 65 or older. and have lived in Ontario for at least the past year but less than 10 years. you too are entitled to Ontario's prescription drug benefits But because we don't know who you are. you'll have to aggly for the drug benefit card â€" at your pharmacy or from the Ministry of Health. After you're enrolled. you‘ll automatically recelve your drug beneht card. Here's how Drug Benefit works. There are more than 1,500 prescription drugs listed in the Ministry of Health's Drug Benefit Formu- Iary. When you visit a physician or dentist, tell him you qualify for the Drug Benefit so that he can prescnbe medicationfrom the Formulary. Then. give your Drug Benefit Card to the pharmacrst, Your pharmacy Will keep your card. But you can have it returned â€" in case you move or want to go to a different pharmacy. No cost to you. When yo'u get your prescription. you pay nothing The pharmacist will be paid by your Ontario govern memo In Ontario, we wish you the best of health. And we're doing something about it. So it you need to apply (and most people don't). pick up your Drug Benefit application form at your pharmacy. or write to: Ministry of Health Drug Benefit Queen‘s Park Toronto. Ontario M7A 283 For more iniormation. telephone (free of charge) by dialing “0" and asking the operator for Zenith 8â€"2000. ReSIdents within the Metro Toronto local calling area should dial 965-8470. Ministry of Health Frank Miller, Minister When Mr. and Mrs. D‘Arcy Bryson Senior. Fairview Avenue, Richvale. observed their 60th wedding anniversary May 20, Father Joseph lnvernizzi came to their home and celebrated Mass to honor the occasion. On May 25 they were joined by six of their nine children, grandchildren, great grandchildren. and many friends at a Diamond Wedding (Photo by Hogg) Renew vows after 60 years PROPOSED BATHURST STREET IMPROVEMENT FROM KING ROAD TO MULOOKORIVE The section of Bathurst Street to be improved is shown on the key map. Im- provement for a section of Mulock Drive west of Yonge Street is also proposed. These improvernents are necessary to provide adequate travel service in the area. now and in the future. Proposals for the improvement of Bathurst Street from King Road to Mulock Drive are currently under consideration by The Regional Municipality of York. These proposals are the result of recently completed studies and in- vestigation for Bathurst Street. Two Study Reports covering the proposed road improvements may be reviewed at Public Libraries in Newmarket, Aurora. Richmond Hill, Holland Landing and King City. The reports are titled as follows: You are invited to review the Study H and to attend the Information Centre the following address until Augus Engineering Committee. Bathurst Street â€"â€" Regional Road No Functional Design Report Bathurst Street â€"â€" Regional Road No â€" Feasibility Study In addition to the above an Information Centre interested citizens can review details of the prt submit written comments. Notice of Information Centre At the Toronto Laestadian Congregation Lutheran Church (formerly school) in ‘Temperanceville’ on the east side of Bathurst St. approximately six tenths of a mile north of King Road The Regional Municipality of York THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF YORK The Regional Municipality of York Engineeng Department Box 296 Newmarket, Ontario L3Y 4X1 reception. Father Joseph once again visited the Brysons and in a quiet garden setting he officiated as they renewed the vows taken when they were married in Woodstock on May 20. 1915. Mr. and Mrs. Bryson. who are pic- tured above with members of their family and other guests. have lived in this area for 25 years. v the Study Reports in the Public Library in your area ation Centre. Written comments may be submitted to until August 15th, 1975 for consideration by the INFORMATION CENTRE (two consecutive days) â€"andâ€"â€" 38 from Aurora Road to Highway No. 11 38 from King Road to Aurora Road tre will be established so that proposals, make comment or â€"and- JUNE 24,1975 2:00 PM â€"â€" 10:00 PM JUNE 23,1975 2:00 PMâ€" 10:00PM (Phow by Hogs)