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tnjt u the stooffviui tribune thsdjr noeober 25 1963 prize winning entries in remembrance day essay contest marlene jailey crade r at summitview iuhlic school in s t o u t t v 1 1 1 e and bridget barmen grade 8 a ringwood public school submitted ihe prizewinning entries in ihe ladies auxiliary ksay com petition what remembrance day means to me they are published here as follows marlene paisley summit view school remembrance day is ihe day we should pause to think of those who lost their lives in the many wars in which this coun try has been involved also we should try to remember why these men died their untimely deaths today we are jat losing these freedoms for which they fought some people do not take the time to vote because they dont think it worthwhile when i become of age i intend to vote because men died for our right to choose whom we want to run our government in some countries people do not have the right to worship as they please this too is another freedom for which men fought and of which we dont always take ad vantage another freedom they died for is our right to choose our own vocation and to work and live as we please many of us today do not realre that edu cation is a privilege everyone should try to obtain as much learning as possible because with education comes enlighten ment and with enlightenment comes tolerance we must learn to judge people for what they are not by the colour of their skin where they come from or by what they own if we learn tolerance we will be able to live at peace with our fellow men granting them the rights to their own views and their own beliefs without necessarily changing our own this i believe is how we can best commemorate remcm branee day to take advantage of the freedoms for which they fought too many people have died or been left maimed and crippled for iife and we raut not let it be for nothing let us never forget the many who have died and do our best to keep the peace and make this world a better place in which to live then only will they not have died in vain bridget kaiilen riiigwood school on remembrance day i think of fianders fields where the poppies grow and of the thou sands of our countrys youths who gave their lives for the worthy cause many paid the supreme price so we the people of canada and others from all over the world could live in freedom from oppression i vis ualize neat white crosses row upon row where the men who died lay at last in peace remem brance day is tiie day i set aside to honour the heroic dead i think of those brave men who of their own free will lay dying a painful bloody death on the battlefield these are my real the smithcorona portable typewriter wonderful gift for all the family fullsize fullquality full featured smithcorona portable as low as 7995 heroes whose names will never be forgotten surely they live forever in the hearts of those who loved them i am truly glad that special church services are held each year in memory of the valiant men who laid down their lives at this time i also remember the mothers and close relatives who lost their loved ones it is hoped that this day of remem brance will never be abolished special thought must also be given to the countless men who survived the combat but today remain disabled there should not be anything too great for us to do to assist in making life a little more pleasant for them buying a poppy to help in their existence is but a small part of our obligation visits to the veterans hospitals where these truly noble men are confined should be made not only on remembrance day but through out the year remember to thank god for these courageous men who fought were wounded and for the thousands who died that we could have freedom from fear i thank god that these brave men did not suffer or die in vain for many countries includ ing canada remain free today fervently i hope that my pres ent generation and those of the future will follow their ex amples and so defend the liberty of the world markhlam locals phone stouffville 6402100 balsam ml zion the active service class was postponed last wednesday night on account of the storm until this thursday night nov 25 miss beatrice mclean of greenwood will show pictures of her trip to the holy land the dance at the mt zion school saturday was well at tended mrs wm harbron mrs frank disney mrs errol car son and mr and mrs walter carson of brooklin attended a party saturday night at the home of mr wm carson mr and mrs elmer wilson visited one day last week with her mother mrs morgan pugh at orillia mrs pugh is progres sing very well following her re cent operation mr and mrs wallace myers and donald of woodville visited saturday with mr and mrs les harbron mr alan clark of greenwood had dinner on sunday with mr and mrs percy jones the occa sion being mr jones birthday mrs errol carson left sunday to spend a couple of weeks with mr and mrs lome carson at orillia mr and mrs carson are the proud parents of a baby boy mr carl 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rushed to hospi- tal during the time vf the visit robert mcfadden of peter st is confined to the sick childrens hospital with a hea condtion he underwent a serious surgical operation last week but friends will be pleased to learn that he j is recovering and is expected home this week mr ronald james left tues day via tca for virginia on a business trip the inited missionary church celebrated its ssth anniversary on sunday rev ward shan was the speaker friends regret to learn of the passing of mrs lloyd greig of brougham she had been ill for some time mrs peggy clark undeiwent a minor operation this week for i the removal of a cyst friends were shocked to hear of the sudden passing of peter i kanter of unionville he was an i ardent bowler and well known i throughout this town mi kan ter was an auditor mrs susie kmpringham and her daughter ruby are spending six months in st petersburg florida carols by candlelight will be the order of service at st an drews united church here on dec 2th at 5 pm and j3p pm the senior citizens party will be held in the united church on dec 1st at 1230 pm mr jack nicholson of toronto will provide vocal music mrs christina biack and her daughter janet were involved in a car accident last week at ringwood corner neither was seriously hurt mrs keith pettigrew of lin coln green dr has been giving instruction in hammered meial work to a number of local ladies mrs ruth reid was the guest soloist at glebe manor rd church in toronto on sunday an all scotch program will be presented in the united church hall here on nov 30th this is a big st andrews day program and you can read the list of talent that will be here in a display advertisement susan begried our own dancer will be on that program doing the sword dance you can get tickets bv calling 2941232 or 29sm33 marjorie ellen greig of lo cust hill rr 1 passed away on sunday at scarborough gener al hospital she was the wife of lloyd greig and mother of kenneth her mother mrs mac patterson lives on elm st mar- kham and a sister mrs gar field brown resides in port credit mrs patterson is a sis ter of the late xorm bunker funeral service was held from the dixon funeral home on wednesday with interment in elmwood cemetery on ihe farm front leading strains of layers quality- controlled hatching dependable service re egg income bu tuying the right flock rcplaccments is the first step toward higher egg income you can be sure of that important first step when you buy the j j warren sex- saliink from your swifts hatchery we believe and we think the records prove that the scxsaliink is the most outstanding brown egg layer on the market today and the equal of any white egg layer it averages 240 to 255 eggs per bird housed for a full year of lay has good feed efficiency and egg size with low mortality this jcar head for higher egg income with the famous j j warren scxsaliink from your swifts hatchery order from us soon swifts hatghery chas jackson goodwood ont phone sloultvillc 6102725 glen major mr and mrs albert lee is lington spent the weekend with mr j a hingston mr sweetmau and son tor onto visited mr edgar fiss on sunday mrs edgar johnson went on the 4h 2day trip to toronto last week attending the royal winter fair while there mr r ferguson toronto vis ited at glen cowan on sat urday mr and mrs allan jones and family newmarket visited rela tives here on saturday mr and mrs a c simmonds and mr herbert simmonds to ronto spent saturday at brae- side mr and mrs ralph faulkner visited mr and mrs bev tay lor oshawa one day last week the glen major church aux iliary will meet at the home of mrs charles fiss on thursday today ladies bring your needle and thimble along a a wallr agricultural representative york county when talking livestock prices its nice once ui a while to be able to take some sort of a sa tisfied attitude too often a com parison between prices received and cost of production leaves an awfully narrow margin for even a most efficient producer to live on well things are looking bet ter right nowt- beef and pork are both at the stage where pro ducers have a tittle elbow- room to tackle mortgage payments bank loans and the ever increas ing cost of equipment and serv- j ices 1 dont think beef and pork prices are high yet they just arent so pjinfully low and those who tmpe a living out of these productis are catching up a little to the rest of the indus trial and busliess economy despite thesit healthier condi tions 1 dont ft hi too much sing ing from the rooftops on york county farms everyone knows about price cj cles and that the down periods usually last a lot longer than use up swings how long our present prices will hold is the sixtyfour dollar question the answee affects immediate plans do we buy feeder cattle debts which only bother you may make your creditors sweat at high prices this fall do w buy another crop of wieners sell chunks breed some more gilts or what prices will hold in my opinion prices for beef and pork will hold fairly well for anoher year the key to the situation is what is hap pening in the states livestock- numbers there have been de clining for the last year we have been exporting about 3000 slaughter cattle a week since the end oi august feeder ex ports up to october 9th were 167000 and this is more than we shipped last year altogether hog runs in the states have been lighter and our market hasnt been affected by imports predictions are that things will stay this way until next fall eggs and poultry are both taking a turn or the better too which is a most welcome relief so my vote is against any cut back in livestock operations for fear of price breaks on buying beef feeders an important point is that the margin be tween buying and selling prices doesnt have to be as large when prices are good the one caution in the hog business would be a substantial increase in feed prices but this doesnt seem to be in the books right now sieieicetseikheie for china crystal that is unsurpassed mtmlitv 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