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blowtorch sets fire i jxl p 1 i tl5e first harvest house serv- i a lln klufif hrtllce ice to be held in the new church v vjivvdi litvl iivujw was attended by a capacitv con- sorry to hear that mrs w response of the brougham fsre z rata hamilton is under the doctors brigade and the quick thinking i 15 care and is confined to her bed j those present the fire was lt meowf brought loshawa wascmfwypshrdlcmfw was considerable damage done j to the upper rooms of the house the folks in the community are choir sang tralse very sorry for the damage suf- fered by mr and mrs coward as they are just newcomers jsssbl mrtfc our community i r n dtu mr and mrs a pearse and b aiso ot n t family had tea on sunday with lne mr and mrs w duncan were mr and mrs t norton oil tl guests at the wedding of their j markham j 5 s cousin mr j muirson and miss miss l bouck of osgoode was s v j k- school at 104o sacrament of gosttefe l supper wil1 0b the many frinds of mrs p gostick are sorry to hear that jr plowing champions to represent county lemohville i the stouffyille tribune ihaiiiy ortcier 3 1957 p 9 york countys j plowing match lor a few days mrs w larsen of florida call ed on her sister mrs m draper on saturday lasr and is looking hale and hearty and wished to be remembered to all her lriends mr and mrs h ridge of to ronto called on friends here on saturday last e bruce which took place on saturday last the many friends of mrs d shank are pleased to hear that she is feeling much better again cottage prayer meeting will be held at the home of mr and mrs allan michell on tuesday october 8th at 8 pm the ladies aid will hold their meeting at the home of mrs melville draper on wednesday oct 9th at 8 pm all those at tending this meeting are re quested to bring a birthday card with them what might have been a very disastrous fire occurred at the home of mr coward in the vill age here on saturday afternoon when a blow torch set are to the partitions in the upper part of the house due to the quick the community club meets fit ivc et i this saturday evening at the sat a wisoo reeling e president bill and su mqn mr and mrs m d singer of has been p matheson were guests at the wedding of their niece miss eunice bruce on saturday sincere sympathy is expressed to the fallaize families in the passing of mrs e fallaize at were married in the whitevale united church on saturday mrs murison is the former eun- we extend congratulations to her h on thursday follow- mr and mrs jim murison who f a hear f servtee was held on saturday in toronto with interment in pine hills cemetery mr and mrs ron cox and lt spt sunday with rons i parents mr and mrs w cox of newtonviue mrs george puckrin her bro ther bob betson and their mo- mrs edwin bruce following their marriage the happy cou ple left on a honeymoon trip to points in northern ontario and the usa on their return they will reside at cedar grove surprise party given for brougham ladys birthday the regular meeting of the brougham womens institute will be held in the township hall on tuesday afternoon oct 8 at 230 hostesses mrs m ellicott mrs j bradshaw and mrs glenn program on histor ical research to be taken by mrs geo gray roll call a verse from an autograph al bum all ladies welcome service in st johns church on sunday afternoon was taken by the friendly bible class due to the absence of rev h lackey who was taking anniversary service mr allan ellicott and mr m ellicott occupied the pul pit assisted in the service by mrs geo gray mrs frank car ter mrs h barclay and mrs robt malcolm mrs m ellicott and mr harold barclay which was much enjoyed by all we wish to congratulate the young people on the able manner in which they conducted this serv ice mrs h shea of whitby was invited to the home of her granddaughter mrs greggs of ajax on saturday evening upon arriving she found a family sur prise party awaiting her in hon our of her eightieth birthday she received some lovely pres- ents including a well filled purse of money mrs shea in a few well chosen words thanked all for their kindness the eve ning closed with a dainty lunch including a birthday cake served by the hostesses mrs greggs and mrs reesor a pleasant evening was held in the township hall on friday when a number of friends met to tender a miscellaneous show er to mr and mrs a reaman mrs geo hamilton and mrs francis morton of keswick vis ited with dean and mrs mairs one day last week mr and mrs thos anderson and family of sandford visited with mr and mrs k c pascoe on sunday mrs h shea visited with mr and mrs wm ellicott one day last week when she and mr ellicott each celebrated their eightieth birthday on september 26 congratulations to you both mrs witter and daughter gladys of toronto called on mrs matthews on saturday mr and mrs k bent and family of oshawa also mr and mrs e carswell and daughter also of oshawa visited with mrs w hamilton on sunday mrs english spent a few days with friends at bracebridge a few friends gathered at the home of mr k c pascoe on saturday in honor of his birth day which was on sunday the 26th congratulations ken mr and mrs wm sinclair of cherrywood visited with mrs w hamilton one day last week balsam mt z10n mrs b jamleson anniversary services were well attended on sunday and mrs ken holiday of brooklin and mr charlie orson of orillia were much appreciated as guest soloists for the day mr and mrs lloyd broome and family of hampton and mr and mrs noel marshal of to ronto visited on sunday with mr and mrs cecil disney sunday visitors with mrs f disney were mr and mrs syd ney knolton of enniskillen and mr and mrs uriah jones of oshawa mr and mrs ken holiday and family of brooklin visited sun day with mr and mrs ralph jones mr and mrs roy ward mr and mrs dick ward and dianne of claremont and mrs w p jones had dinner on sunday with mr and mrs b jamieson sunday school will be at 10 am next sunday followed by a communion service for the three appointments at 11 am in the mt zion church wa will meet net wednes day october 9 at the home of mrs h moore at greenwood ther mrs a w betson spent the weekend with mrs betsons sister at brockville mr and mrs h rose mr and mrs gerald rose and fam ily and mrs v wagg of mark- ham visited on sunday with mr and mrs wm guthrie mr and mrs c f mesher and tommy of whitby visited with mr and mrs frank puckrin and susie on sunday mr and mrs charles russell of langstaff and mr and mrs david miller jimmy and randy of pickering were sunday visi tors at the home of arch and mrs bell mr geoff astley left by plane from malton airport on friday to visit his brother in winnipeg mr ben willings who spent his boyhood days in audley and now of port elgin and mrs wil lings attended the church serv ice on sunday renewing old acquaintances before continu ing on their way to the lauren- tians with mrs allan manderson in charge of the programme roll call a verse with the word serve t7 if of k i j- ws the 136th anniversary services in the claremont baptist church on l sunday oct 6th rev j s lowden pastor 11 am dr j a johnston dd guest speaker duel by mr and mrs fred mccleary 730 pm dr j a johnston dd guest speaker mr mrs fred mccleary organ piano duet soloist mrs weston toronto trumpet trio youth for christ stouffville you are welcome progress report ont cty health the ontario county health unit which started operations in the area on july 1st with a professional staff of three under the direction of dr w eric macbean has recently moved to its new centre in the build ing formerly occupied by the post office in pickering village this building has been com pletely renovated to provide office space and facilities for a team of one medical officer six nurses two sanitary inspectors together with necessary secre tarial assistance equipment office and profes sional much of it taken over from the former boards of health is being installed and should soon be complete a 2- line telephone service together with an office intercommunica tion system has been installed to deal with the heavy volume of calls which are already be ing received activities during july and aug not unnaturally the bulk of the units work during the first month of operation has been concerned very largely with de tails of organization engage ment of staff liason with other officials in the area and the es tablishment of policies and plans rather than with the execution of direct public health measures a staff membership reaches full strength the unit looks forward in the succeeding months to reporting on the fulfilment ot these plans as a comparison for the fu ture however it may be of in terest to detail that during the first two months of operation the division of sanitation made over three hundred and fifty visits much of it concerned with the many pressing problems of private sewage disposal three hundred and thirtyone home visits were made by the public health nurses and the wellbaby clinics have been restarted in ajax and uxbridge objectives and services- public health nursing at present the unit employs four fulltime qualified public health nurses miss helen mccaul miss alma svanbergs miss alice percy and mrs agnes macdonald who work under the direction of miss margaret at kinson who came to pickering after five years as a nursing supervisor with the health unit at cornwall our nursingprogramme in cludes 1 home visiting for a wide variety of causes such as pre natal and postnaul cafes in fant welfare maternal and in fant boarding homes communi- cable disease crippled children tuberculosis 2 clinics child health con ferences which win include im munization are planned in all the municipalities in our terri tory a major part of the im- mediate programme in this re spect will be the completion of first junior sponsored by the three plowmens associa- i tions in cooperation with the junior farmers brought out 13 boys between 12 and 20 years of age for instruction on match plowing on the farm of george richardson of vandorf on thurs day of last week sept 26th during the morning the offi cial coach and judge for the day w l clark reeve of mar- i kham gave the boys and their i helpers helpful hints on adjust- i ment of plows and procedure in match plowing particularly the the poliomyelitis vaccination course which was started last winter this will be given prior ity even if it must be done at the cost of delay in organizing the regular nursing conferences at present we have held three poliomyelitis clinics in ajax one in uxbridge and one each in pickering village columbus and coronation further clinics will be held at whitby on september 30th october 1st 2nd and oct 3rd ajax on october 15th brougham on octobsr 16lh and rouge hills on october 8th 3 schools the unit pro vides public health services for all schools in our area with whom we have entered into agreement environmental sanitation the generalized programme in sanitation will be carried out by two qualified sanitary inspectors under the direction of the medi cal officer of health chief sani tary inspector is mr john rob- son who has had fourteen years of experience in this field their range of work will in clude the supervision of food sanitation garbage disposal sewage disposal systems swim ming pools water supplies school sanitation together with many other matters relating to public health at an early oppor tunity we plan a complete sani tary survey of the whole area covered by the health unit in conclusion we hope month by month to report further pro gress towards the objectives we have set and which we can sum marize as a complete public health service to the community we are privileged to serve crown and finish the former internationa champion fred timbers of stouffville plowed a typical land for demonstration in the afternoon with the assistance of experienced plow men the boys plowed their lands to put into practice the points demonstrated in the morning with the competitors divided in to three age groups on comple tion of the lands mr clark awarded the following prizes and the prize money for each class was presented by a representa tive of each of the three asso ciations class 1 boys 12 to 14 1st ross kennedy markham 2nd john doner gormley 3rd bill wellman queensville fourth wayne diceman woodbridge rr2 5th jim cairns schom- i berg class 2 boys 15 to 17 1st john scott king rr 2 2nd floyd larose markham rr 2 3rd walter larose markham rr 2 4th paul hope aurora class 3 boys 18 to 20 1st carl timbers stouffville hp 4 2nd graeme little agin- court 3rd glenn grove mark ham rr2 4th gary herrema king rr 3 the committee for the match was fred timbers chairman w m cockburn newmarket secretary and e k pearson newmarket treas mr cock- burn announced that the team to represent york county at the international match will be carl timbers and ross kennedy mr timbers thanked mr richard son for the field for the match and mrs richardson for the lunch for those present at noon mr and mrs elmer wells are back in our commurjty for a while carrying on the farm du ties while grant and marion enjoy a trip to quebec sponsor ed by the imperial oil co callers at the home of mr and mrs grant wells on sun- day were mr and mrs b geary bruce and eric toronto bruce was a former pupil of mrs wells christine wells is spending t her holidays with mr and mrs w d atkinson mr and mrs grant wells left j on tuesday morning for a motor i j trip to quebec this is the esso j trip grant won last year at the international plowing match at j brooklin they will be accom panied by mr and mrs m wil- kins manager and mr k wat son winner of the esso class with horses the party expect to be away nearly two weeks during which time they will at tend quebec provincial plow ing match to be held near mon treal grant and karl will both plow as representatives of on tario health after his appendectomy also little miss mona douey is fine after her tonsillectomy last monday mr ard mrs h caulfield of oakvilie were weekend visitors with mr mrs vincent wags mr and mrs r leask and messrs alec and bruce leask of greenbank were at church sunday and spent the day with her parents mr ard mrs w a fockler mr and mrs f burnett of toronto were at mrs d burn etts last week mr ard mrs v tranmer and family and mr j hardwick of jacksons point were at mr o h tranmers sunday mr giles and family of toronto were at mr j k tranmers a plane made an emergency landing on mr e lemons farm on sunday but after getting bearings took off again success- fully for the nearest airport mo ballantrae friends will regret to learn that miss laura m elliot for merly of ballantrae is quite ill in the wellesley hospital to ronto she has been receiving cards from old friends and neighbors which have brought great cheer to her miss elliott had a fall and broke her right ankle some time ago and since then has suffered a stroke president eisenhower says he is not a millionaire he has other troubles however i m 1 fj roxy theatre evenings doors open 630 pm sat matinee 115 pm thur fri sat october 345 the saga of the mclalnebrothtr jamessiewart audie murphy v technicotortechnlrama dan duryeadianne foster elaine stewart brandon dewllde jat ripper a universalinternational picture plus walt disneys cow dog technicolor also cartoon mon tues wed october 789 bloomingtgn master buddy herbert was 1 one of the soloist entertainers at the home for the aged on i yonge street newmarket one evening last week the quarterly missionary meeting of the ladies aid was held thursday evening at the church with the president mrs o h tranmer presiding and opening with the hymn holy holy holy followed in prayer by mrs e lemon mrs p brown introduced the speaker of the evening mrs a doner who gave a very realistic talk on africa and her work there and mr doner presented a large number of lantern slides a generous missionary offering was received mrs j winter- stein and mrs h tomlinson sang a duet a social half hour followed mrs c burgar mr and mrs r burgar and son robbie mr e burgar and miss fry of to ronto and mr macpherson of lemonville were guests of mr and mrs cliff lemon mr symonds of toronto bible college took the harvest home services here in a beautifully decorated church the abund ance of flowers fruits and vege tables bespoke the goodness of the heavenly father and the arranging was a token of those who spent much time in making such harmony mrs winterstein miss l brown mr e baker and mr h doner as a quartette gave music mrs gray of leaskdale was a guest of her sister mrs tait on friday glad to be able to report that mr murray ferguson is home from the hospital and gaining in oh those after- off icei hours gpencep br uti dejskget gig young- joan blondell plus john virginia carroll- bruce oh those fabulous i christmas parties us im rc t km we save you 50c to 200 each on your share requirements for cockshutt oliver masseyharris and lhc plows other makes available at comparable savings large stocks now on hand w a j0mes stouffville ont phone 2g3w3 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