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ba solar heat budget plan smooths heating oil costs over 10 fall months pavraerts will be in ten equal monthly installments spread over the norma budget period of sept 1 to june 1 payments ot budget arrangements made after september will be equalijed over the remaining months of he normal budget period for example payments on a budget agreement entered into in november would be divided equally over the seven remaining months the amount of each payment will be based on the estimated oil consumption for the season a handy cheque book will be supplied to help you keep an accurate account of all payments made stiver bros phone stouffville 45 f wms ladies fa rally at sandford high news mission to the uttermost was the theme of the fall rally of york presbyterial held in sandford united church mrs it w pollock presided over the morning session and spoke of the duties as wms members to serve pray study and give in effectual service to christs mission mrs nelson oliver on behalf of the sandford auxil iary extended a sincere welcome to over 200 women three ladies from the ashworth affiliated womans association conducted the worship service the treas urers report was presented by mrs a m wood and mrs jen- kinson conducted the roll call of special interest to this rally was the presence of miss muriel bamford daughter of a former zephyr minister now a nurse serving as a missionary in india and home on furlough she illustrated with several in cidents how christianity spreads in india through the family and also how the administra tion and teaching in hospitals etc are being taken over by the united church of north in dia in a giatifying manner a piano and organ solo by two sandford ladies mrs nelson oliver and mrs carruthers was much enjoyed the literature secretary mrs a j gaidhouse had on display a selection of books she took a tour of 7 books on the wms bookshelf and showed the need to study to learn about the mis sionaries at work following the lunch hour dr margaret arkinstall the presi dent presided mrs donald jay of uxbridge led a singsong the scripture lesson was taken by dr arkinstall followed by prayer miss phyllis haslam executive director of elizabeth fry society gave a stirring and alarming address on penal re form a motion was passed that mrs g sisco and mrs m jenkinson head a committee to formulate a resolution to go to the attorney general re care of the girl after her jail term mrs h a sanders gave an instructive report from domin ion board using parts from mrs ernest longs opening address his mission to the uttermost as introduction she told how eleven graduates from the train ing school were presented as missionaries and each gave tes timonials eightynine mission aries were requested this year but only eleven appointed mrs a j gardhouse intro duced the african study af rica disturbed our school has been a scene of great activity this past week the football team has been choen and they have been busy practising all week for their forthcoming games the cheer leaders have been selected they are barbara button joceiyn button karen lewis jeanette montgomery clara mullen lynda nolan betty anne slack mardele willis and jean winter- stein the members for the student council were elected on mon day bill johnson is our popular new president the vice presi dents are john corner and max vague linda sanders holds the office of treasurer and jeannette montgomery of secretary i think stouffville dist high school is off to a good start dont you the stourryule tribune thasdiy sept 24 1959 pie 3 local and personal happenings holiness conference rejects united church document joceiyn button tight money clerk harry crisp requested instruction from markham township council on monday as to the procuring of funds to cover the sale of debentures in the amount of 152000 the townships share of the new high school to be built on the west side of the municipality it was stated that the usual method of shortterm financing with the bank awaiting the sale of debentures could not be used owing to the tight mon ey policy solicitor lucas advised using the ontario municipal invest ment corporation he pointed out that it would not be neces sary to use the money from this source if an offer was forth coming at a lower rate council agreed to ask omic for the money a revolutionary document i published by the united church of canada recently has been re jected by the canadian holiness federation which concluded its annual threeday convention in the stouffville united mission ary church on thursday eve ning of last week more than 125 delegates were in attendance representing five of seven separate denomina tions including the church of the nazarene free methodist wesleyan methodist pilgrim holiness and the united mis sionary not represented was the reform baptist and the standard church a resolution was unanimous ly approved which reaffirmed tlie federations belief in an eternal heaven and an eternal hell in addition the delegates rejected the suggestion that prayer might help the dead and charged that such a belief would only foster a false hope in the minds of those who pray and a false sense of security for sinners tear out one page of the bible and the entire book is questioned stated rev r bar clay warren of kingston rev r l casement of eg- linton ave free methodist church toronto was elected president replacing rev ward shantz of kitchener the vice president is rev r f tink of hamilton secretary rev ar thur walsh of stouttville and treasurer rev j s spearman of belleville the guest speaker at the conference was dr geo failing of indiana editor of the wesleyan methodist news paper bacteria count near 25000 in cree 1855 104th 1959 the show thursday october 1st jersey show landrace show the bacteria count in a meas ured quantity of water taken from the stream that flows through the hamlet of ringwood has been established at 24900 in comparison the count has been established at only 40 where the flow empties into lake ontario the ringwood creek is a tributary of the rouge river this report was presented to pickering twp council at a special meeting on monday evening it was sub mitted by dr barry and was prepared by the ontario water resources commission council members expressed some surprise at the marked decrease in the bacteria count over a distance of approximate ly fifteen miles no reason was given in the report 1 i sv vji horseshoe pitching open doubles friday october 2nd monster parade from morgan park 1 pm markham girls trumpet band lindsay bnd black white show 4h dairy 4 beef guernsey show horseshoe pitching tournament for local players field crop winners the annual field crop com petition winners have been an nounced by the markham fair board clark young of union- ville is the judge standing in first place with 88 points was masseyferguson farms milliken and stuart wat son of markham second and floyd steckley stouffville each with 855 points the remaining entries finished as follows rp armstrong locust hill 845 shur gain farms maple 84 frank batty brooklin 805 dalton rumney gormley 80 ellis britton claremont 795 roy ormiston brooklin 79 old tli spelling matc midway pony party full card of racing evening in front of grandstand jack fraser calf sc gymnastic display scarborough club greased pole event pony riding demonstration special competition girls boys 1215 years entertainment by vince mountford sons saturday october 3rd rpnnfn s by dr dym minister of health for ontario 5 x whitp cm j 5j5 y0rks tamworth regional show red white -show- beef breeds full card of racing light horses ponies heavy horses safety program demonstration markham girls trumpet band lindsay band horseshoe pitching central ontario championship dressed turkey auction at 4 pm vince mountford sons masters of ceremonies monster dance ih arena saturday night 5j r n midway rides fun for all david j trait pres r h brillinjrer 1st vice pres h m warriner 2nd vice pres cha1 b boynton livestock director fred spring secretarytreasurer god save the queen death carr john preston bert at his residence rr 1 union- ville ontario on september 22 1959 john preston bert carr in his 78th year dearly beloved husband of florence richard son and loving father of george dorothy mrs paul reesor bruce and albert resting at the dixon funeral home markham for service on thursday at 230 pm interment melville ceme tery engagement mr and mrs john empring- ham rr 1 ashburn are hap py to announce the engagement of their only daughter shirley helen to mr donald ray jam- ieson only son of mr and mrs burnett jamieson of balsam the marriage will take place on saturday oct 17th at 230 pm in mt zion united church constable geo crittendon ap peared before whitchurch twp council on friday right to re quest some assistance in the matter of those persons who had not paid their 1959 dog tax he estimated the number in volved to be 200 in recent visits he said that six had refused to pay with the result that they had been is sued a summons and fined council gave the constable authority to secure assistance and instructed that any person refusing to purchase their tag when interviewed should be summoned at once annexation clerk crawford advised coun cil that the proposed annexation of land by aurora had taken an unexpected turn on investiga tion it was found that of the three places of business two were not in favour they were harold stout and earl lumley as regards another plant it was found that aurora was not put ting in sewer connections as was expected the firm had to do all the work and the town was only providing water service council instructed clerk craw ford to consult the ontario water resources commission as to future action wendy wilkes 3i year old daughter of mr and mrs len wilkes rupert st has been confined to the sick childrens hospital toronto for the past week under observation the little girl became ill early last week and doctors are attempt ing to discover the source of the infection just a reminder that stouff ville christian mens fellow ship fall banquet will be held in the youth centre on friday sept 25 at 630 men your ladies cordially invite you this is their night some tickets are still available a good program bringing you jimmy lakes with magic and a message come and enjoy good fellowship elizabeth bailey has entered st michael college of nursing rev douglas davis is attend ing a spiritual retreat and church workers conference at five oaks paris ontario mr and mrs i hodgins for merly nancy reid of ringwood left on sunday morning to take up residence in their new home in montreal where larry will attend mcgill university turkey dinner plan now to have your tur key dinner at the st andrews united church at the markham fair the health and welfare com mittee of the stouffville lions club under chairman len hay- low are embarking on a cam paign to collect all types of used glasses for needy people in india all spectacles regardless of their condition should be pre sented to either the chairman or any member of his commit tee messrs harold spofford fred jemmett or archie reid adds new equipment the stouffville tribune has added further to its printing equipment with the installation of an elrod stripcasting ma chine these machines which are manufactured in chicago turn out metal spacing for both commercial printing and the newspaper something which heretofore had to be purchased by the tribune at considerable cost with the new equipment the firm will have an unlimited supply of this material about twenty high school friends enjoyed a party at the home of miss carol cossey 9th cone south on friday night mr and mrs s w hastings were guests of their family at a dinner at the town and country on sunday last it being the occasion of their 42nd wedding anniversary the stouffville wt will be making cancer dressings in christ church parish hall on wednesday september 30th at 10 am to 4 pm pot luck lunch any ladies having clean white cotton goods please leave at mrs a burgins its rather hard to believe that there are only thirteen weeks remaining in 1959 mem bers of the stouffville legion branch are currently taking reservations for the new years eve dance which will be held in the veterans hall only 75 tickets are being sold and cou ples are advised to purchase them at an early date paul simmons and his orchestra will provide the music free refresh ments will be served in addition to all the noisemakers balloons etc that are in keeping with the annual celebration births lemonville mr henry johnson entered the brierbush hospital last week we hope he will soon be able to return home mr and mrs percy schell and mr and mrfi norm fair- less mr and mrs redshaw and mr and mrs grant wells dined at the wentoze pagoda rich mond hill saturday evening mr and mrs l henry and girls missionaries with the ca nadian sunday school mission spent the weekend with mr and mrs d greer while attending the cssm conference in stou ffville area mr and mrs doug whitting- ton mr and mrs earl morton and mr and mrs blake yakc and mr and mrs forest of ma ple were sunday guests in the home of mr and mrs charlie preston mr grant wells and mr floyd forsyth were at the toronto union station to bid mr char lie bonney farewell as he left on his trip to ireland the bet soccer game of the season was played friday at baliantrae with lemonville the winners by a score of 21 over baliantrae the goals were scor ed by paul gilham and walter greer coach hirech said that the local team are improving mussey dealer to show new tractor len haylow local masseyfer guson dealer expects to have one of the new diesel 65 tract ors on display at the trade fair in stouffville this week this newest of mssey models has much greater power and econ omy of operation and is expect ed to be an interesting exhibit for district farmers mr haylow will be one of the first masseyferguson dealers in the toronto area to take de livery of one of nose new mod els you are invited to view the masseyferguson exhibit this week at the stouffville trade fair the distance to the opposite curbing always seems greater when the traffic light changes to amber just as you start to cross the street king eldred and beulah nee rutledge are very hap py to announce the arrival of jeffrey curtis 7 lbs 14 oz on sept 17 1959 at york county hospital fusey mr and mrs chas pusey wish to announce the arrival of a daughter on sep tember 17 1959 reesor john c and anne reesor of rr 1 unionville are happy to announce the arrival of a daughter susan elizabeth at york county hospital newmarket on sep tember 16 1959 gray mr and mrs ted gray claremont ont are happy to announce the birth of their daughter deborah ann on september 10 1959 at scarboro general hospital the new hillcrest public school cone 6 whitchurch was opened to the pupils on fri day a shift system had been employed at the old structure until the new building was com pleted the board is contemplat ing an open house to mark the completion of the project miss betty rogers teacher at the atha public school in pick ering township has returned to her daily routine after suffering from a severe infection of poi son ivy she was forced to miss the opening days of the new term mrs wallace vaughan main street has presented mrs lloyd pugh of claremont with a re ward for her honesty in turning over a purse containing a quan tity of money which was drop ped near the stouffville post office mrs pugh gave the purse to pc hugh vankoughnet who in turn presented it to mrs vaughan eucjire series parish hall st patricks church markham tuesday sept 29th 830 pm every 2nd tuesday admission 50c refreshments freezeoff st patricks cwl wa meeting the wa of the united church met in the church parlor on monday evening sept 21st with the president mrs f fairies presiding the meeting opened with the theme song followed by a hymn and prayer after the business part of the meeting mrs a dowswell con ducted the devotional based on the sermon on the mount in matthew 5 the womens association from hartman was our guests and gave us a fine program con sisting of the following an instrumental solo by miss don na pegg a solo beyond the sunset by miss peggy mc lean a reading by miss effie hayes a reading by mrs g oldham entitled a few words of praise a piano instrumental by mrs a toole a reading by mrs isaac rose entitled my mission a solo praising the lord by mrs morley rose tlie meeting closed with a hymn followed by prayer by rev d davis m fp w n v ww8 m a fefi the portable with office machine features and dependability cold days warm feet curling boots like these make all the difference the latcsr in shag suedci by hcwcuon extra comfortable foam sole 89 underwood po rtajbles f the stouffville tribune good looks comfort value in shoes for ail the family lehmans shoes stoufrvillos only exclusive shoe store main street phone 95w y i i ih i