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etfticrktfi2fis2 j wlmfflmg cards now you can lend chriitmas cards that arc xeally different cards that arc so truly personal only you can send this year send photo cards with your favorite square vertical or horizontal pii pictures can be removed without damage for mounting in permanent albums orzkr tarfy from thit dtoart 6 transistor radio reg 2995 for 1995 stevensons pharmacies ltd telephone 1030 markliam shopping centre prescriptions called for and delivered lean boneless stewing beef lb 55c minced bee 3 lbs for 100 wieners 2 lbs for 75c side bacon i lb flats 65c bolognl by the piece or sliced 29c jumbo smoked fillets lb 59c oboyles meat market we deliver phone 35 stouffville special missionary sunday at the stouffville baptist church on sunday nov 26th rev and mrs raymond joyce missionaries returning to the near east arabia will speak at the following services 1000 am bible school 1100 am family worship service 730 pm missionary rally 900 pm special after service coloured slides will be shown in the after service we welcome you for office supplies see the tribune franks movers storage modern heated storage agent for united van lines moving with care everywhere tu 42613 phone collect richmond hill green river mr and mrs s davies and son glen of richmond hill vis ited with mr and mrs b dra per and family on sunday captain and mrs bissett of long branch visited with mr and mrs m draper on tuesday mr and mrs wm duncan had tea on wednesday evening with the davidson family of agineourt mr and mrs e pyne of to ronto called at the home of r hutchings on sunday mrs bonnell and barbara of port credit were visitors at the lilyfred farms last week mr r carter has returned home after spending a few days at the royal winter fair in to ronto mrs d shank visited with mr and mrs chas hutchings of pickering on saturday even ing visitors at wilsons park this past weekend were mr and mrs james moonlight of scarboro mr and mrs wm smith of au rora also mr j boyle of scar boro the ladies aid met at the home of mrs elliot on wednes day evening last week the pro gram was in charge of mrs m draper at the conclusion of the meeting refreshments were served by the hostesses mrs d shank and mrs l lehman at a recent meeting of the sunday school it was decided to hold our christmas enter tainment on saturday evening dec 16th next sunday morning at 945 the sunday school will be in charge of rev gibson a mis sionary on furlough from south america slides will be shown balsam nt zion mrs b jamieson the active service class met last wednesday night at the home of mrs rodd appleby with mrs leslie harbrons group in charge of the meeting following the worship mrs elmer wilson gave the topic on world council of churches a quilt was tied down for mis sions and the business follow ed it was decided to save pa pers for another drive as the last realized four tons to pack the candy bags for the christ mas tree and have a gift ex change at the next meeting to be held at the church with mrs cecil disneys group in charge mrs geo wilson spent a few days last week with miss hattie carruthers in toronto miss carolyn hanniford of orillia who is attending the school of nursing at oshawa spent the weekend with miss mary jean jamieson at her home mr george maynard of ed monton is visiting with his sis ter mrs f disney a number of parents attended parents night at the mt zion school friday night where they saw a display of their work and activities mr and mrs lewis jones and mr and mrs glen manderson and joanne called sunday to see mrs w p jones at port credit the official board will meet wednesday nov 29th in the mt zion church im1s2sbmssjss3ii fre christma fr e e h chair 1595 with each chesterfield suite free bedroom 795 lamps with each bedroom suite fl step v u s stool 695 with each kitchen suite free cushion with each platform rocker only 2995 to 3995 draperies rugs broadloom slipcovers come and see our many gift suggestions last call to have your chesterfield suite reupholstered in time for christmas easy tcrn no money down layaway plan edce interior decorating advice kcc home service and estimates toromark furniture house upholstering and home service 6 main stivet markham polte theatre betty avimk direct line to store stouflville 509 twmxbartftrcsre3farreaiasre markham twp police have busy court markham township police had a busy schedule in magis trates court in newmarket on monday four convictions were registered in cases that included careless driving having beer in an illegal place assault and fail ing to yield the rightofway elek nagy of toronto was fined 50 and costs and his lic ense was suspended for three months he was convicted of careless driving after two wit nesses murray brown of rr 1 pefferlaw and geo burakow- ski of richmond hill said they were almost forced off the high way by nagys auto that had no lights and was on the wrong side of the don mills road he was arrested by sgt w shearn and pc evan kelley the charge was laid by pc john mccague fined 1500 arthur harold mitchell of rr 1 stouffville was fined 15 and costs for having beer in an illegal place kees koster of rr 2 markham was fined 15 and costs for failing to yield the rightofway he was in volved in an accident at 17th ave and cone 7 markham he was fined an additional 10 for failing to change the address on his license assault charge james ryan of willowdale was fined 100 for assaulting another youth in a yonge street snack bar the charge was laid by sgt wm shearn fluoridation continued from front always had rotten teeth and thousands cant afford or wont go to the dentist he said that these were the people for whom the health benefit could be the greatest he said that if only 10 cents worth out of a dollar would help them he was all for it mr ed neville asked dr roy if there had been any mass di- gration from the centres which had always had fluoridation or those which were now using it no reply was given no harmful effects proponents declare dr neil smith stated that a study of gingivitis or harm to the gums had been studied at the university of toronto this harm had been indicated by dr leslie in his remarks dr williams who had been associated in the survey on this point was in the audience and was allowed to reply he said that all checks had proved there was not more paradontel disease where fluoridation was used he said that the allegation to the contrary was distorted by those blocking fluoridation mrs brazier asked how many glasses a child would have to drink and dr pavnick replied that some children would take more than others it depended on the child and time of year w d atkinson asked if the same benefit couldnt be had with tablets dr guest said it could if in proper doses the trouble is there would be thou sands who wouldnt get them in many cases the parents just dont give a darn dr guest laid great stress on the findings of the morden re port which stated emphatically that there was no effect whatso ever on the different parts of the body as indicated by dr roy he related his experiences in debating the subject on the air with gordon sinclair he said the newscaster admitted that the fluoride had benefit but he didnt want it forced on him he is now working for a tooth paste company which has fluor ine in its product so we dont hear any more about it doctor guest concluded dr leslie in summing up his remarks at the close of the meet ing said that he too had re ports from which he could quote as well as dr guest he again pointed out that he hoped rate payers would vote according to how they saw the facts and he thought the experiments in the ontario cities where it was be ing tried should be continued gormley misses linda ellas and ann duncan and messrs ken do ner geo boynton and ronnie houghton members of the lo cal 4h club were entertained on wednesday at a dinner at the royal york hotel toronto and then later at the royal win ter fair they were guests of the kiwanis club miss mildred brillinger left by plane at malton early tues day morning for the navajo mission hospital in new mexico where she will be nursing for several months mrs lewis lehman was ad mitted to the lockwood clinic toronto on sunday to undergo surgery mr and mrs murray bennett and family and mr and mrs frank bennett and family en joyed a turkey dinner on fri day night at the home of mr and mrs ed mashinter at ze phyr the dinner was in honour of mr harry bennetts 80th birthday belated greetings mr bennett lived in gormley for many years mr landon heise of kinders- ley sask flew here to visit his brother mr henry heise and other relatives mr and mrs wilson of penn- syvania spent the weekend with their soninlaw and daughter mr and mrs frank nichols and baby miss glenda moses of aurora spent friday night and satur day with miss dinah wilcox mr and mrs allan doner and dale had dinner on friday with mr and mrs doug jones and family of willowdale they had supper on saturday evening with messrs leslie and harvey grove mr george w baker of new market died early saturday mor ning at brierbush hospital in stouffville he lived here for many years sympathy is ex tended to the family mr and mrs anthony nigh left last week to spend the win ter at their home in florida rev c e hunking suddenly became ill on sunday and was unable to take his services mr leslie grove very capably filled the gap almost at a moments notice mr and mrs geo duncan and mrs n wilson of dun- dalk and mr and mrs harry lyon and children of shelburne spent sunday with mr and mrs c milsted the evening wms of the um church will meet on mon day night nov 27 at the home of miss genevieve bruce the roll call will be answered by a short review of each members missionary of prayer mr and mrs s n doner at tended the anniversary service at markham u m church on sunday morning they had din ner with their grandchildren mr and mrs floyd doner and family misses dorothy and vera doust of kitchener spent the weekend with mr and mrs fred doust mr and mrs arthur caffin of queensville had supper on fri day with mr and mrs frank caffin mr and mrs john gilmore and baby son of walnfleet spent the weekend with her parents mr and mrs clifford winger mr and mrs walter steck- ley and grant of barrie spent saturday evening with mr and mrs roy brillinger bishop and mrs alvin winger and mr and mrs melvin hen- deison and sheila spent the weekend at wainfleet mr and mrs r doldersum entertained on saturday night in honour of mr doldersums birthday miss evelyn reesor was guest of honour at a personal shower on monday night at the home of mrs david grove of mark ham recent guests of mr and mrs geo french were miss mildred brillinger rev bruce grove of lewiston pa and rev william vanderbent of richmond hill late geo baker former resident of gormley following a lengthy illness at ids home in newmarket mr george w baker a native resi dent of the gormley district passed away on saturday nov 18th in the brierbush hospital stouffville he was in his 86th year born in 1876 on the baker homestead north of victoria square he spent most of his youth in the area while still a young man his parents died and he with his halfbrother george honsberger journeyed to sauit ste marie they were the only undertakers in the town in 1901 he was married to alberta lehman of almira they operated the general store and post office in the hamlet un til 1905 mr baker became inter ested in the building trade he erected a shop in new gormley where the gormley block co is now located he later built his own home across the road and many other residences in stouffville richmond hill and the gormley area he was one of the first to receive shipments of coal and lumber when the first freight train arrived on the cnr at gormley in 1906 mr bakers friends knew him by the team of indian ponies which he drove for many years he was an ardent worker among the young people of gormley and his goodnatured sense of humor gained him a wide circle of friends his hob bies were music and sports six teen years ago he joined his sons in newmarket where he continued to reside for the rest of his life while at gormley he was identified with the unit ed missionary church he later attended the church of the naz- arene in newmarket besides his wife he leaves two sons lome and murray of newmarket and two daughters mrs w j klees of willowdale and mrs j h houck of union- ville there are thirteen grand children and nine greatgrand children the funeral service was con ducted from the parlors of roadhouse and rose on mon day nov 20th rev coghill and rev e sparks were in charge with interment in heise hill cemetery a favourite hymn of the deceased shall we gather at the river was rendered by mr paul mullen the pallbear ers were all grandchildren will and carl klees bruce baker duane mullen john houck and lloyd baker thereby noranber 13 1961 the stouffyole tribune pice 7 anglican christ church stouffville rev john l ball rector sunday november 26th 1961 sunday next before advent 930 am morning prayer 930 am jr sundav school 1030 am sr sunday school 7 pm wed jr choir practice 8 pm wed sr choir practice 8 pm thurs junior and adult confirmation classes stouffville united church rev j gordon cruikshank ba sunday november 26th 1961 945 am junior to senior sunday school 1100 am nursery to primary sunday school 11 am morning worship mon 7 pm explorers tues 730 pm cubs wed 730 pm scouts thurs 7 pm cgit 815 pm choir practice sat nov 25 230 pm the wa bazaar bake sale in the church basement sat 830 pm the couples club will meet at markham for bowling and will return to the church for refreshments stouffville baptist church a church with a message for today minister rev j williams sunday november 26th 1961 10 am bible school 11 am family worship service 7 pm prayer 730 pm missionary rally 9 pm special after service coloured slides will be shown in the after service wed 8 pm prayer and bible study united missionary church rev alfred rees minister sunday november 26th 1961 markham 10 am sunday school for the family 11 am worship service the pastor will preach subject rasing the widows son 730 pm evangelistic service subject the bridgehead of the tempter thurs 8 pm prayer and bible study dicksons mix 945 am worship service sub ject the marks of god on the dedicated man 1050 am sunday school at tend your community school enjoy our graded bible less ons wed 8 pm prayer and bible study make our church your church home brethren in christ church heise hill gormley pastor rev wm vandcrbeni ph richmond hill turncr 43155 sunday november 26th 1961 10 am sunday school 11 am worship service 730 pm evangelistic wed 745 pm midweek prayer meeting ringwood christian church pastor barry jones sunday november 26th 1961 10 am sunday school 1110 am 730 pm worship service 630 pm wed childrens meet ing 8 pm wed ge prayer meet ing stouffvillk memorial christian church pastor mr clarence t bass sunday november 26th 1961 10 am sunday school 11 am worship service 730 pm evening service 8 pm mon young peoples 7 pm wed childrens choir practice prayer and bible study wed 8 pm in parsonage united church melville charge rev g davison sunday november 26th 1961 1000 am peachs 1140 am melville 230 pm bethesda wed nov 29 melville wa 815 pm stouffvihe united missionary church rer arthur walsh slinlster sunday november 26th 1961 10 am sundav school with classes for all ages 11 am 7 pm the pastor will preach at both services thurs tonight wms work meeting at the home of mrs harold badgerow baker ave join us for our midweek prayer meeting every wednesday night at s the pioneer girls meet each week the colonists on tues day night at 7 and the pil grims on wedneseday night at 630 st james presbyterian church stouffville minister rev gordon ilamill ba sunday november 26th 1961 10 am morning worship 10 am church school worship with us gormley united missionary church rev c e hunking minister sunday november 26th 1961 10 am sunday school 11 am mr allan doner gorm ley 730 pm rev gordon sym- onds gormley staff member richmond hill radio station december 3 11 and 730 rev wm tyler china inland mission you are always welcome h at gormley churchill musselmans lake bible school sunday november 26th 1961 1030 sunday school altona united missionary church rev dow sargeant pastor sunday november 26th 1961 sunday school 1030 am ministers message to the ss 1130 am worship service 730 pm prayer service wed 8 pm second markham baker hill baptist churches rev bruco nisey sunday november 26th 1961 second markliam our annual week of missions begins next sunday in bibla school at 10 am entire offer ing for bob and hazel clubine morning service 11 am bob clubine of jamaica will speak miss georgette stevens of africa will sing service at 730 pm conducted by mr jack clubine pictures from jamaica given by bob each weeknight at 8 pm missionary service speakers bob clubine miss stevens pastor rees of markham and rev lome horon quebec everyone is welcome every night baker hill no prayer service thurs night due to ss meeting in lemon- ville sunday services rfoltbtli bible school 130 pm service 230 pm a divine challenge to world ly church members mens prayer service sat 8 pm men from second markham baker hill and vivian are urged to come and pray jesus said men ought always to pray and not to faint vivian mccormack memorial church rev bruco nisey pastor sunday november 26th 1961 945 bible school 1 1100 morning service 7 pm evening service tues 8 pm prayer bibla study thurs 8 pm young peoples bloomington christian associated gospel church pastor g t gooderham bth sunday november 26th 1961 945 am bible school 11 am morning worship i jesus christ before the world was 730 pm does god elect his saints mon 730 pm senior hitima wed 8 pm prayer and pralsa almira mennonite church i sunday november 2cth 1961 worship service 10 am j everyone welcome 1 stouffviltf youth fat 4mr sat youth rally commencing at 8 pm with 1 teen tune up with paul fawcett 2 rally and radio broadcast with th hlsey quartet and soloist sandra mar tin fire- sun family fellowship side at 915 pm 1 welter quintette featuring an out- standing evening of song testimony 2 sing time with panl fawcett mon nov 27 at 8 pjn here in the youth centre the larlseourt salvation army band will present musical moment all are invited to attend admission s5e proceed in am of syfc band i