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new school for retarded children ready this month revival campaign now in progress fll heise hill church gormley ontario pastor rev wm vanderbent evangelist roy i witter navarre kansas l time week nites 745 pm sunday 730 pm each message packed with truth from gods word yon are cordially invited to attend bring a friend sponsored by brethren in christ church the lang service decorating contractor floor coverings carpets tiles free estimates samples available roxatone specialists phone gormley 5449 also phone 600 stouffville i thinking of a fflww car call your neighbour ii rr ron elliott gormley 5303 or at m m sisley ltd 4709 yonge st willowdale ba 13437 rambler and fine used cars tre bowlers lanes open bowling every night on the 20 new brunswick crown imperial lanes league bookings available east end door markham shopping centre for information phone harry watson markham 1383 this month marks a memor able milestone for the thorn- haven association for retarded children november will see the official opening of the new 75- 000 school in richmond hill de signed especially for the train ing of retarded children in this area this time last year service clubs womens associations etc in the communities of thornhill stouffville willowdale mark- ham oak ridges richmond hill king city and maple were mobilized to raise 60000 to construct the school the cam paign under the chairmanship of donald deacon of unionville was successful in raising 50- 000 since then the ontario government has contributed 22500 to make construction of the school possible the 1959 chairman mr geo sweeny of richmond hill an nounced this week that a finan cial campaign would not be undertaken this year normally such a campaign would take place during retarded child rens week november 15th to 26th there are 30 children attend ing the local school which is now held in st marys anglican parish hall richmond hill un til the new school is opened later this month great progress is being made annually in the treatment and training of retarded children it is estimated that three percent of all children suffer some form of mental retardation children who attend the thornhaven school have an iq of 50 or less here they learn simple useful things like personal care social manners simple manual work and often elementary reading and writing not a great deal is known about the causes of mental re tardation some of the apparent causes include infections to the mother such as german meas les in early pregnancy glandu lar disorders conflicting paren tal blood types and injuries to the child before during and af ter birth the thornhaven association although ncit making a full can vass for funds this year is hope ful that the public will still sup port its work funds are needed for operating expenses and any organization or individual can assist the work by sending a cheque to box 333 richmond hul may offer crop insurance the ontario government is considering the introduction of crop insurance agriculture min ister goodfellow said last week he told the ontario federation of agriculture convention the time has come when the govern ment will have to take a look at some form of crop insurance we will proceed with it if the commodity groups to be covered lavor the idea mr goodfellow said the sub ject is under study the govern ment would be pleased if the federation handled administra tion of such a program he said this has been a bad year for ontario farmers nearly half the wheat crop was lost through bad weather and there was con siderable damage to tobacco and strawberry crops mr goodfellow also said the present method of selling hogs in ontario is not in the long- term interest of orderly market ing the present program must undergo some modifications in selling techniques but the most important development will be the adoption of a policy that breeds confidence and trust these are essential to any mar keting plan the hog producers organiza tion now sells hogs through its assembly yards throughout on tario setting an asking price then calling for bids from pack ing houses about 40 buyers make telephone bids on hogs shipped to toronto from assem bly yards buttonville news mrs alick gardner who made such a hit as a model at the fashion show sponsored by the wi recently is suffering be cause of her labours she has fallen prey to dermatitis as a result of hair tinting used for the occasion the cancer society has shelv ed expensive conventions in fa vour of smaller area workshops this year there will be a dis- tric workshop at brampton on wednesday nov 18 from 10 am to 4 pm for all local work ers and those wishing to attend should contact mis gordon pur- ves at unionville luncheon fee is 100 the buttonville wx ladies have a full calendar for novem ber november 12 evening re freshments served to milk pro ducers executive nov 23 euchre and bridge at 200 pm in buttonville hall in aid of christmas gift cupboard of the cancer society nov 24 in buttonville hall from 1000 am to 400 pm how to plan a meeting discussion led by mrs e armstrong all interested persons in the community are urged to attend bring a box lunch tea will be supplied by w i members nov 26 junior farmers dinner at buttonville hall wi to cater dec 2 mark- ham fair board banquet see our complete saection of as cards as warm as sincere and as friendly as a handshake the stouffville tribune phone stouffville 152 of 153 see the f xatioxal une congratulations to mr and mrs gordon purves and mr and mrs norman reid who cele brated wedding anniversaries last week miss elizabeth french whose birthday it was on monday of this week came in for special attention at a pot- luck luncheon held by the wi at buttonville hall wedding bells will ring for milford stots and esther what- tem on november 27 in toronto and for dorothy hood and don reesor at browns corners un ited church on december 26 mrs jean cook and mrs john wilkins represented buttonville wi at the area convention of womens institutes at the royal york hotel last week mrs gar net francy also was a conven tion guest and mrs chas hoo per and mrs joe robinson mrs walter craig was a dele gate from the n york schools attending the ontario associa tion of curriculum development convention held in the king ed ward hotel last week mrs george kelly mrs rus sell boyington mrs james rod- ick mrs don arnov mrs john donaldson and mrs fred leaf motored to orangeville on fri day of last week for the annual meeting of the local fall fairs executives there were 24 pres ent from the markham area and mr tran markham fair chairman was pleased to bring home the cup for high attend ance at the victoria square dist rict lions night last week alick gardner speculated aloud that the lucky draw was fixed law- son mumberson picked him up on it and asked mr gardner to draw a number mr gardner drew his own thankoltcring speaker the retiring executive secre tary of the wms of the united church of canada mrs loveys was the colourful and interest ing guest speaker on wednes day evening of last week when browns corners wms mem bers held their autumn thank- offering meeting mrs loveys spent the summer months in jamaica on wms work and while there she put her colour camera to good use returning with a pictorial ac count of that beautiful island and the life of its people there have been no slaves in jamaica since 1838 and the protestant church has been active since be fore that mrs roscoe chapln of union ville conducted the devotional service using the lesson of the prodigal son from the stand point of the elder brothers atti tude the soloist was mrs w j russell also of unionville who was accompanied at the organ by mrs s j english mrs wm rodick occupied the chair mrs a w miller per formed courtesies and the offer ing was taken by mrs douglas the stouffvtue tribune tbmfiy norember t2 w5 ftst tt you cant beat the value of homelite chain saws super zip bsn power for the hwssest affxy pkwastecdtlbiss fcfctrats fta4ftii 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