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Stouffville Tribune (Stouffville, ON), October 6, 1955, p. 6

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ttgt 6 thf stouftvjue tribune thursday octwer 6 1955 ooooo public notice to plumbers drain layers contractors and persons installing or altering plumbing drainage or private sewage dis posal systems in the village of markham richmond hill stpuffvile vvoodbridge and sutton the tounships of markham yaughan whitchurch north iuillimbury and east gwillimbury and the ton of newmarket plumbing and sewer installations and altera tions must conform to the regulations under the public health act respecting plumbing and sewers private waste disposal systems must con form to the requirements of the regulations under the public health act and any local municipal by laws in effect rtfore commencing any hnru on plumbing vwrr drainage or w-imi- liial installations or altera tlon appitr yti for llmhol i should be made iit the nearest othce of hk york county health lnit located at newmarket 120 main st richmond mi i yonge st x stol ffv11ik llrilllnger uldr slttox high street vkm sc3e stouffyille united missionary church special thanksgiving services sunday oct 9th sunday school 10 am worship 11 am evangelistic 730 pm mr speaker ronald byer make plans now to worship with us tribune classifieds get results plant a hedge order now chinese elm privet red white or fink 3 for s198 x ellrst and fastest growlns 9inch sire 100 tor sass 12ineb ie 100 or 450 isincb aire m 100 for s5s0 18inch lie 100 tor s695 2tl iic is tor s3 98 or sis 00 4c per 100 jft sire 25 for 4c s698 or 2500 per 100 fditir one red spibea snrclt for eartt orders j c rftfc also canadas finest coloured garden guide j brookdalekingsway nurseries j i bowmanville choim dj or nlrht market 3345 ontario amnrense varl- ij medium xrowlh the only hardr kind 12 to 18 to 25 tor s39borsls00 per 100 red barberry maroonrrd all season 9 1 n c h 100 for s1295 12inch is tor ss98 or 2200 per 100 paeony roots nmtmmuwtmtt iwwvvmict for best results ship your cream to stouffville creamery we pay two cents more per pound butterfat for cream delivered to the creamery cold storage lockers b for immediate rentals stouffville creamery co to have our truck call phone 186w when you write be sure you address mo loiter clearly correctly and completely use th initials or first name of the addressee and include the name of the province after the city where applicable include zone numbers do not forget to put your return addross in the top left hand corner aways affix adequate post age when in doubt check at your post office ts youkmaflf canada tost office victoria square notes miss mary ssberry begarj her j to file richmond hsii thark- stuotes at the toronto east orera hospiia or tuesday of last week we wish her every success offering meeting on thursday november 3 at 230 pm fur ther notice later the victoria square wm home food freezing mr harold hagerman of dej thankoffering meeting will be tro michigan spent the week- j in the form of a potluck lunch- end with his sifter here miss eon to be held in the sunday besie hagerman school room on wednesday mr and mrs treanor can- october 2 at 1230 noon all ring donald and mis dapnrjethe ladies of the congregation klirzbeck attended the lnd- are invited to attend please sav fair on saturdav bring the children tne guest mr and mrs edgar stickley speaker will be mrs machattie entertained a number of neigh- the rural vicepresident bours relatives and friends to i the wms ladies have also a pot luck supper recently been invited to attend the mrs l knapp spent a few thankoffering meeting of the day last week with her sister brown corners wms on mrs percy basinger at temp- wednesday october 12 at 200 erarceville p m the speaker will be dr mr and mrs rowntree and kathleen hockin formerly a shirley of weston spent the medical missionary in china weekend with mr and mrs g now on the staff of the united mortfon and family j church training school mr and mrs henry hill and j please remember the mission- family of islington had dinner ary and maintenance rroad- on siindav with mr and mrs leasts on the following satur- lesiie hart and family mays october 8 15 22 29 at mr and mrs rolph boynton s1s pm over radio station mr and mrs stanley boynton ckey toronto dial 5s0 and donald had sunday dinner i special thanksgiving serv- with mr and mrs xorman bro- ices will be held next sunday die and family at headford october 9 at all the churches birthday greetings to mrs j on the circuit fred mcroberts and miss mar- 1 the convenor of the dinner jorie barber for september 2sifor the toronto centre presby- to lewis heise for september tery laymens rally held in 29 to p w willows for sep- the united church here on sat- tember 30 to l stoutervburgh urday would like to sincerely for october 1 to stanley boyn- thank all who assisted in any ton for october 2 way to make it a success congratulations to mr and a speedy recovery is wished mrs kenneth stephenson who for jj arnold mortson who on september 30 will be cele- 1 had the misfortune to get his brating their fifth wedding an- hand and arm caught in the niversary to mr and mrs 1 j cutting box while filling silo rumney who on october 4 will he received a badly mangled celebrate their third wedding hand tearing the tendons in it anniversary to mr and mrs i an jj orr have lloyd tennyson who on octo- returned after visiting with ber 6 will celebrate their fourth friends in the united states wedding anniversary congratulations are extended the regular monthly- meet- to i and mrs bill xigh nee ing of the va was held in edna sanderson on the birth the sunday school room on wednesday evening of last week mrs prank brumwell and her group were in charge of the programme the scrip ture lesson was read by mrs f walker mrs percy bennett gave the lesson thoughts and prayer mrs lack rumney sang a solo accompanied at the pi ano by miss coral perkins mr of a son mr and mrs bob muir and family moved to the don mills new subdivision on saturda mrs a huston is spending a month with her daughter and family mr and mrs sharpe at pine falls manitoba mr and mrs sharpe have had a new baby daughter congratulations to the proud grandparents rev lawson mumberson gave a and mrs a c huston experimental work on the storage and cooking of frozen i meats which has been in prog- iess tfor some time in the con sumer section canada dept of agriculture has been com pleted as a result definite cooking instructions and stor age time- can now be given to the many canadian families who store their meat in a rome freezer or locker meat and other foods which are to be frozen should always j be properly packagsd in freezer wrappings or in special freezer i containers in order to keep all i the moisture and flavour inside the package and to allow the frozen food to retain its fresh characteristics when foil or plastic freezer wrappings are used they should be covered with an overwrap of brown paper to prevent holes from be ing punctured in them this is not necessary when laminated paper or other such heavy loc- ker papers are used steaks chops and meat pat ties will separate more easily if a folded piece of freezer wra pping or waxed paper has been placed between them freezer carton which are designed for freezing fruits and vegetables may also be ued for storing stew meat minced meat cut lets and cooked leftover meats and gravies whether or not meat is thaw ed before cooking is a matter of time and convenience if it is to be thawed the wrapping should bs left on in order to prevent the evaporation of jui ce from the meat it may be thawed in the refrigerator al lowing nine to ten hours per pound or at room temperature allowing only 2 to 3 hours per pound the time i takes to thaw at room temperature may i be reduced considerably if the package of meat u placed in i front of an electric fan meat that has been thawed complete- ly should not be refrozen and it should always be cooked prom- 1 ptly to prevent spoilage frozen roasts steaks and chops may he cooked without thawing or may ibe thawed before cooking if the meat is first thawed then it will require just the same cooking time as meat which has not been fro- very informative talk on the work of a policeman follow ing the business refreshments were served by the group on tuesday evening of last week about eighty friends of mr and mrs ross nichols helped them celebrate their fif tieth wedding anniversary in the home of mr and mrs har vey collard and family these ifriends presented them with a beautiful lazboy chair and stool messrs frank brumwell and harvey collard gave appre ciative addresses and good wishes and made the presenta tion a period of singsong was led by mrs mary orr and miss coral perkins and short ad dresses were given by mrs cla rence stong and messrs dalton rumney herb sanderson lou is nichols james smith heber mccague rev h j mckay and rev a huston mr law- son mumberson was an efficient master of ceremonies the la dies served an excellent lunch mr clifford burnham of or- i ilia mrs nellie duggan and her daughter from jarrett and mrs george bruce of saska toon were present to enjoy the event everyone lent a hand to make a success of the happy- occasion but we note three in particular who cheerfully took charge mesdames winnifred collard florence mumberson and phyllis boynton the happy pair were mar ried by rev j h oke at scar- boro junction mrs oke and her daughter hazel were wit nesses of the conjugal union they lived on the fourth con cession of markham township for the fifty years all the friends joined in wishing them many more happy years of wedded bliss the regular monthly meeting of the senior womens insti tute will be held on wednes day evening october 5 please note change of date all ladies are asked to meet at the corner by 745 pm and then they will go to cherry hill farm for their meeting mrs betty mad- sen will explain and demon strate on the classes being held there following the meeting the group will return to the home of mrs reid brumwell for refreshments on tuesday evening of last week the couples club held a social evening at the home of earl and doris empringham following some business the remainder was spent in play ing games a delicious lunch of hotdogs donuts and coffee was served at the close the annua rally day service was held at the sunday school on sunday when a large atten dance was present the begin ners class sang two choruses buster dale david masuunga and frank nicholas read tne scripture lesson douglas gee led in the prayer of thanksgiv ing mrs n boynton and mrs s boynton sang a duet marg aret smith alan brown don- congratulations to the mem bers of the calf club who re ceived prizes at the markham fair for their calves namely donald boynton 2nd prize den ton brumwell 4th ronald gee 5th john gee 6th and bryan gee 7th prize miss helen thomas of maple spent the weekend with miss anna orr misses annie andalice kef- fer messrs eanes and fred hodgson of maple spent sun day with mr and mrs rolph boynton mr and mrs oscar cryder- man of flint michigan had sunday dinner with mr and mrs vm orr congratulations to one of our local girls miss marjorie bar ber on winning the title of miss markham fair ballantrae mrs g cook visited mr and mrs w calverley in orillia on sunday mr and mrs reg mowder family have moved to shadow lake for the winter we are glad to hear that lloyd has re covered from the flu mr and mrs g talbot visit ed the lindsay fair on friday tf anyone is interested in at tending night classes at stouff- vdlle high school on tuesday nights mrs j paterson has room for 2 or 3 passengers mr and mrs tom white were also at the lindsay fair on friday friends of mr ed cook of orillia will be interested to hear that mr and mrs bruce cook are the proud parents of a baby boy greenwood the home school held its first meeting of the 195556 year on wednesday evening the meeting opened with the sing ing of 0 canada mrs riches president asked the school trustees to come to the front and speak a few words mr son junior teacher mr rannes mr j shields the teachers were then asked to come to the front and speak a few words to the parents teachers were the principal mrs wilkinson primary teacher miss robert son junior teach mr rannes was unable to be there presen tations were made to the gradu ation class laurence now- acon kathleen wilkinson lin da lee patricia gates peter axhorn maureen kelly and norma gilpin plans were made for a eu chre and dance to be held on oct 7 at s30 it was also decid- ed to hav a teenagers dance on oct 2fi at s pm in the school house the meeting closed and a dainty lunch was served by the committee he arrived refreshed by bus zen and especially in the case of large roasts a more even cooking is assured roasts that are not thawed before cooking should be cooked uncovered in a moderately slow 325 deg f oven for approximately one and a half times as long as s takes for fresh ones the use of- a meat thermometer is the surest way of determining doneress of roasts cooked this way the thermometer should not be in serted until the roast is at least halfcooked in cooking un- thawed pot roasts the same ex tra time is required that is for example if a fresh roast lakes two hours to cook a fro zen one that has not been thav- ed will lake approximately 3 hours- frozen steaks and chops can be either panfried o- broiled but they are a little more diffi cult to brown if they are not thawed before cooking frozen beef steaks and lamb chops re quire at least twice as much panfrying time as fresh oner frozen pork chops one and a ha times as long and frozen veal chops just five or ten min utes longer than fresh ones frozen steaks or chops to be broiled should be heated in the broiler six or seven inches be low the heating unit until they are thawed this will take 7 or 8 minutes on each side for meat one inch thick and three to four minutes on each side for meat onehalf inch thick then the broiler pan should be raised and the meat cooked in the same way as fresh steaks or chops there are certain time limits for keeping meat in a home freezer or locker large or thick cuts of meat can be held considerably longer in storage than small pieces which tend to dry out and develop offfla vours more quickly like other frozen foods meat must be wrapped in moisture-vapor- proof materials and should be stored at a constant tempera ture of zero deg f here are the maximum storage times for frozen meats as recommended by the consumer section beef roasts steaks 10 to 12 months lamb roasts 6 to s mos veal roasts and chops pork roasts fresh or cured lamb chops 4 to 5 mos pork chops bacon variety meats liver kidney heart etc 3 o 4 months minced meats 2 to 3 mos sausages wieners 2 to 3 mosxooked roasts 2 to 3 mos cooked stews meat loaves and other cooked meat dishes 1 to 2 mos sightseeing all the way ft another of the many en joyable features of bus travel also you may ar range stopovers en route for brief or extended visits kentucky caves package tour 5 days 5455 from toronto return fare hotel room double 2 night sightseeing 6 mali aik your agent for details of this or othei package tours michigan has the longest coastline of any state in the union its 3121 mile shoreline aki nichols wayne mortson j is equal to the atlantic coast- and alan nichols gave readings and mrs p w willows told a story a boy and his alley to the children which was very much enjoyed by a the wais have been invited line from maine to florida the latest thing in continu ous coal mining maohinery weighs nearly to tons is 27 ft long and produces eight tons o the thankoffermg at the ma- j of coal a mirut thats 3s40 low round trip fares ottawa 1345 washington 2550 atlantic city 2705 ticket nd information snowballs barber shop phone stouffville 270j2 pie imtarf church on wedres- j tnns every eighli day october is at 30 pz and day our workng wet leaves a hazard in faxit season according to authorities on highway driving extreme cau tion must be taken at this time of year prior to the arrival of ice its the fairweather drivers who get into the trouble not realizing that wet roads and leaves are just as great a haz ard as snow and ice said the spokesman in fact its greater hazard as many drivers who are used to skimming along the highways under the fine summer conditions are totally unaware of the changes that take place in the roads when they become wet they know that ice is slippery and drive accordingly but many forget that a film of water on the road brings up the oil and leaves a oar with very little traction and no control whatever if a skid starts you can always have your own way if there arent too many selfish ideas in it the ontario municipal board ix the matter of soctioa zd 57 of the oaurlo mactcl bourd act irso 1950 chspter 16 and n the matter of an putioc of the coportioa of the township of markham for a authority to dtpense with a rot of the ratepayer with respect to certain works a jet fcrth ia scheda a attach- j ed hereto at a cofl of s2ss0ooo of which amount i soso0i may be debentured b appoval of the faid undertaking and capital expenditure notice of hearing take notice that the ontario municipal boars ha appointed thursday the 1 3th day of october 1955 at the hour of ten octeck 5n the forenoon at the municipal buldint buttonvlle in h towdmp of markham for the hearint of all person interested in the support of or opposing the application of the township of markham made pursuant to sections 65 and 67 of the ontario municipal board act for an order dispensinc with a rote of the ratepayers concerninc issvin debentures for the sum of 50 s0c0o o pay the share of the townhit of markham of th total expenditure of 562s for the construction of the following and approving the said total proposed expenditure eoads sohbduxe new constriction a cos description 1 bayview ave roadway between cons 1 and 2 from steeles ave on h outh to john street on the north a distance 125 miles i 2 proctor ave in con 1 runnint westward from bayview avenue to sec- comb ave a distance of 16 miles it john street in lot no con 1 run ning westward from bayview ave for 21 miles 1713000 i clark avenue in lot 2s ro 1 from yonce st eastward to seccombo ave a distance of 96 miles 3s20000 r morgan avenue in lot 2s con 1 from yonse st to henderson st a distance o s3 miles 25100 00 seccombe ave in lots 27 and 2s con 1 from proctor ave on the south to clark ave on the north a distance of is miles 7 250 00 7 ninth line being the roadway be tween cons s and 9 extending south ward from highway 7 to the village or box grove a distance of 125 miles 5s20000 8 14th ave the siderond between lots 5 and 6 in con 6 a distance of 125 miles 4550000 1 kennedy ttd certain sections of roadway hetween cons 5 and 6 which extends from the north limits of fnion- ville to the north boundary of the township a distance of 250 miles 125000 00 cost to be i borne by markham s90o000 4500 j 1140000 s 575 00 19 10 00 1255000 i 62500 2910000 5000 i 416soooo 20s40000 the above costs are for reconstructing all the above roads includ ing grading ditching drainage gravelling and surface treatment the cost of purchasing land and engineering fees are included britxjks new construction and repairs cost 3500000 4000000 description 1 john street bridge on john street in concession 1 lot v 12 german mills bridge on john st in concession 3 lot 4 woodland park bridge on steele ave at the southwest corner of con cession 10 4 steeles avenue bridge on steeles ave at leslie st at the southwest corner of concession 3tu 2500000 deacon bridge on the roadway be- tween lots 15 and 16 in concession 5 1500000 0 cednr grove bridge on roadway between concessions 9 and 10 opposito lot 3 in concession 10 1500000 7 cashel bridge on roadway between concessions 5 and 6 opposite lot 26 8 concrete bridge on roadway be tween concessions 4 and 5 at lot 19 ft concrete bridge on eastwest road way between lots 25 and 26 concession 000000 700000 400000 10 concrete bridge on roadway be tween concessions 2 and 3 at lot 21 1 1 concrete bridge on roadway be tween concessions 4 and 5 at lot 17 1600000 300000 200000 cost to bo borne by mnrulinm 700000 s 000 00 1000000 500000 300000 300000 140000 s0000 320000 60000 4ooao 21200000 j 4240000 the costs shown for the first five bridges are for completely new structures the costs for the remainder of the bridges are for repairs to existing structures total for roads and bridges 62580000 25050000 j dated at the township of markham this 27th day of september 1955 charles hoover clerk fire wrwmtitm r october 915 1955 to check homes for fire hazards the best time to call the fire department is before the fire says fire chief wm malloy chief wm malloy explained that fire hazards in the home can be controlled through good housekeeping practices and he members of the fire department will be happy to assist any householder who wants to learn exactly whats safe and whats not he urged householders to be prepared for the departments home inspection program now during fire prevention week home inspections by uniformed firemen are being promoted every where by the canadian and international association of fire chiefs according to chief wm malloy the purpose is to uncover fire hazards not to hunt out violations of regulations the fireman making an inspection determines what hazards exist and recommends ways of eliminating them in order to protect the house and its occupants the program is voluntary on the part of the householder the chief said and it really pays off space contributed in the service of the community by john labatt limited i

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