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1 i i ihllucb opening announcement gw hudson ss wishes to inform his patrons that he will be opening a florist dept mr thurstons store dec 7 th to 24 th rotted slums axaleas cyclamens iolnsettias and other festive plants christmas and floral wreaths all type of floral arrangement etc this christmas remember loved ones with flowers the nicest gift of all phone 6402025 nfffffvmuvi lis tq tyr t g l appreciation my sincere appreciation is extended to the electors of stouffville who supported me overwhelmingly at the polls in mondays muni cipal election in this my second term as councillor i will endeavor to give my best ability and time to the business of the muni cipality bud spang t r sx333 cx38ssxxxbvvw3tx3txx36sxs6scssstw33wx3 thanks to the electors i wish to extend my sincere thanks to the electors of stouffville for their support in elect ing me as a member of the municipal council for 1963 it will be my aim to merit the con fidence the electors have placed in me ken v beu thanks to the electors of the village of stouffville my thanks and appreciation for the wonderful support accorded me in the municipal election it will be a pleasure for me to serve you in 1903 as it has been in 02 and may the effort of the council you have chosen be devoted to the betterment of one and all of our citizens win timbers mh township of markham my thanks i would extend my appreciation to those who supported me at the polls in markham townships municipal election i would also thank the mnny who worked on my behalf as dcputyrccvc for 1963 1 will give the municipality the best of my experience and ability for good goernmcnt chas hooper buttonyille happenings mimuinmummming john broun paes last week buttonville resi dents mourned the passing of a highly respected citizen john edward brown of browne comers whose family pioneer ed in the area and were found ers of brown corners church mr brown suffered a heart seizure last april and spent several weeks in hospital but recently he had enjoyed better health and his udden death came as a shock to his many friends in the community mr brown served as secretary of browns corners united church and was for many years a member of the board of mana gement and also a member of the building committee he was a past president of the unionville curling club surv iving are his wife the former mildred mason a son harvey of guelph nancy mrs james wolfe unionville and gordon at home also surviving are brothers and sisters alex gertrude mrs d hood jean mrs r thomson margueiite mrs j ash laura mrs nor man reld delia mrs l dim- ma dorothy mis j ruther ford and newton from the pipher funeral home richmond hill the serv ice was held friday afternoon nov 30 at browns corners united church with rev dr a f binnington officiating interment was at the adjoining cemeteiy honorary pall bear ers were j w russell claik youg howard stiver w craig george lake and henry cole man pallbearers were college classmates and friends of har vey biown tsa no 3 sees busy year the newly formed tsa no 3 in the north section of markham township is near- ing the end of its first year board chairman arnold mort- son and members m wcllman s r patterson s riehaidson and w hibbard have done a fine job welding the five school sec tions nos 345 6 and 7 into one co operating unit is a task which has required much patience and effort during the year several measures have been adopted 1 an opportunity class has been instituted at no 4 school and arrangements have been made to allow the teacher mrs helfenstein to make aptitude tests throughout all the aiea schools 2 a new room has been ad ded at no 4 school and with pooled funds and the govern ment grant the cost has been minimal 3 a bus service has been ar ranged this not only provides safe travel for children it also allows control of grades so that no teacher has more than 4 classes 4 a travelling library music instruction film strips are oth er benefits 5 a salary schedule compar able to the best adoption of an accumulative sick leave policy for teachers and psi bene fits for fulltime teaching and maintenance staff assure good relations in this regard 6 fimergency features have been adopted in case of an inter national situation and a first aid course has been made avail able to pupils and teachers transistor radios flashlights and food packages are pait ot the equipment in each school as the board faces 1963 new problems confront them in a recent letter inspector maynard hallman warned that a new population influx is fore cast for the near future and stated that plans for new school accomodation must be made consideration has already been given to establishment of a senior public school and pur chase of a new school site is a possibility at a meeting held in button ville school saturday evening the board rcveiwed the inspec tors reports for s s nos 6 and 7 and were pleased that at no 6 mrs barbara tindnlls teach ing was judged much supeiior to that ordinarily found in a rural school the educational program was maikcd excellent interesting stimulating there are 23 children in grades 2 3 4 and 5 at no 7 school considerable time was lost in early autumn due to change of stalt but i lie inspector i ports good progress there arc 48 pupils in two rooms four grades to a room anl according to mr hallman the board should study the pos sibility of transfei ring grades 7 and 8 to another school in september 63 the teachers at no 7 exchange some classes to good effect the inspector re ports physical aspects of the schools were rated from 1 to 5 and while water supply chalk boards and pupils desks were given first quality rating such items as ventilation play ground and physical education equipment need to be upgraded as do some areas of lighting toward the conclusion of last saturdays meeting secretary harold hill distributed 6000 cheques to the board members for their years service this represents token payment for the cars meetings 29 in this first year ol organization most ly 4 hours duration plus all the hours of time and talent ex pended in netting the baby area on its way school board mem bers are a dedicated lot they have to be for the most part their only reward is the tax payers criticism the next time you meet your school board members shake them by the hand and let them know you appreciate teir work on behalf of the community last saturday dec 1 we put trees listened to the grey cup game fogbound and cut a few stray blades of grass all in sunny shirt sleeve weath er white gift service will be held at browns corners united church next sunday with sun day school and church covi- bined at 1130 am miss etta hart of the fred victor mis sion will be the speaker and the junior choir under the direc tion of mrs george hooper will sing the christmas concert will be held at the church on dec 19 wednesday on that same day the ucw will held their christmas meeting the cancer societv benefit will be held in buttonville w i hall on friday dec 14 and the sponsoring club are plan ning an interesting evening of bridge and euchre mrs gordon purvis is convening draw prizes and buttonville wi social and work committees are in charge of refreshments and arrange ments the children in the communi ty will be entertained by the lions club members at button ville wi hall this saturday dec 8 there will be films and fun mrs s j english has been on the sick list recently on sun day joy fuller who recently represented york presbytery ypu at a conference in hesp- eler played the organ at browns corners on monday of last week ar nold farms market was closed snd the community regrets this leverse for the arnold family mr george arnold has been in poor health for more than a year now gerald reesor who recently celebrated his first biithday by learning to walk had his first seiious fall last sunday morn ing he cut his nose and had to have stiches to repair the damage the patterson family visited at meaford last sunday mrs yvonne mathieu has re cently taken over as beauty counselor in the area a w 1 quilt was completed at the home of miss mary ro- dick last week mrs a w miuer entertained at tea for several neighbours recently among the guests were mrs ross mrs hampstead mrs k johnston mrs clayton jones mrs h r paterson and mrs fred leaf our hats are off to mrs char les hooper who was a sturdy supporter at every meeting dur ing her hubands campaign for municipal office the former nelson boyington home at the corner of no 7 and don mills road has a sold sign on it but we understand that the lohman family who now leside there do not have to move douglas denike whose par ents lecently moved fiom hughson drive to agincourt entertained several local friends last saturday paul and philip johnson and donald yeates buttonville has made quite a donation to the unionville atoms the buttonville line of aspiring hockey players at the crosby memorial rink lists among its members wayne and stephen bobbett paul and phi lip johnson roger warnock josh lehman and greg hood buttonville school giaduates 1962 will be entertained at dinner monday evening dec 10 at buttonville wi hall among the guests will be the graduating class their patents school board representative to tsa no 3 s r patterson and mis patteison inspector and mrs maynard hallman buttonville teachers and their sew cocxcilloft tkutkfcy december 6 1962 the sioufty11le triune ftf tf assat3tvaataaia3aaaogaot aasttraaobewr ken betz wellknown local countractor who was elected to stouffville municipal coun cil on monday for the first time husbands and wives a party of approximately 50 it was a close race friday evening at the w i hall when euchre fans played the final game of the cunent autumn series at the end of the previ ous game approximate scores had beenmiss evelyn trimble 2s1 mrs olga dcnby 279 and mr charles attridge 271 friday evening mr attridge ad ded 92 to this scoie bringing him the winning total of 363 and a plump cluistmas turkey miss trimbles scoie was so and mrs denby had a disap pointing 56 pries for the eve ning weie won by h miren h hill c attridge mis m klinck mis s trimble and alice brown the lucky draw went to mis russell boyington there were 13 tables final election returns in markham twp highland park a1 highland park mz doncaster thornhill thornhill langstaff richvale elgin mills henderson st gieen lane fifth cone buttonville unionville unionville victoria square victoria square davies res lot 11 cone 6 mount joy dicksons hill cedar grove mongolia totals 1614 reeve deputyreeve council ward 1 jean mumbcrson hooper ducge sumner walker 59 139 20 163 105 95 36 69 27 74 52 60 96 63 61 64 91 74 116 40 69 58 no 52 81 39 57 56 88 37 53 66 48 65 44 73 109 19 96 26 95 36 29 3 21 9 16 16 31 207 26 207 151 87 119 56 96 69 63 43 67- 33 156 93 183 69 72 47 58 58 99 52 79 72 75 65 79 52 79 45 85 40 73 41 49 46 55 36 40 42 60 18 59 17 46 29 42 31 57 57 43 69 50 4 45 7 appreciation wc would like to sincerely express our appreciation to the people of stouffville mark- ham and districts for their coopcration and thoughtfiilncss during our period of business here we have enjoyed serving the people of this fine area and to each and every one wc want to say thank you for your part in making our business a success the new owners are frank hannah and roy jackson formerly of marmora wc would like to welcome these business partners to the village of stouffville and hope that the same patronage may be extended to them as wc have enjoyed in the past maple leaf dairy and staff 1231 1350 1327 752 530 fninmtmtnmmt no down payment for qualified customers payments to suit your budget on any new or used car 62 mercury monterey hardtop fully equipped new car tradein 6 falcon 4door beautiful compact deluxe car with radio 30 miles to gallon 62 volkswagen deluxe finished in gleaming black with matching interior 60 ford fairlane 2door with automatic 60 falcon station wagon finished in beautiful ming green 60 chevrolet station wagon 4door belair series automatic trans radio one owner 23000 original miles 62 nash rambler 4 door standard transmission very low mileage 59 chevrolet belair idoor 6 cyl standard radio fully reconditioned for quick sale finished in a royal blue finish 60 volkswagen deluxe excellent second car 59 meteor door standard transmission scarce but very popular t 57 ford fairlaine 500 4door v8 automatic radio outstanding brown and white finish trucks 58 austin panel 56 ford panel quite handy for deliveries coffey and bartley motors limited phone 6402600 west kn of town where prices and lindsay midgets here thursday lindsay midgets will be the visitors on stouffville ice on thursday evening tonight at 9 pm it will be the second game of the current schedule for the local team but their first encounter with lindsay the midgets are coached by harold hodgson assisted by john lehman both netminders john willis and bill lehman may see action in the contest couplet inspired by autumn leaves we think that we shall never see a litteibug worse than a tice wra thank you i wish to say thank you to the electors of whitchurch township whose votes have ex tended to me another term as councillor best wishes to everyone in the township for a merry christmas and a happy new year i ivan mclaughlin mm imimullll jrnj7r p thanks to the electors of whitchurch township i wish to thank the electors of the town ship of whitchurch for the confidence placed in me as a councillor for 1963 a s farmer mwtw mercury lmlmmihhulllu christmas cards order now for best selection jpebsojvajlmxbm0 cmmmustmas cahus individualize your cards by having us imprint your name choose your own card for personalizing from our wonderful selection the stouffville tribune