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pc 2 the stouffyiue tribune tkreby keteobcr t 1956 f the stouffville tribune tstablished tsss a v nolan son publishers member of the canadian weekly newspapers association and the ontarioquebec newspapers association member of the audit bureau of circulations authorized mm teccadelus cull pwtosce oept- ottawa printed and issued every thursday at stouffville ont in canada 350 elsewhere 450 c h holm pubfase lis thomas asjocute eatot laff of the week thanksgiving before meals the ontario hotel association is to be commended for a movement to induce people to indulge in thanks giving before meals served in hotels it has spon sored a small card to be placeo on hotel dining room tables with appropriate prayer of thanksgiving for people of all faiths and creeds in this age of materialism when leaders of all religious faiths are urging more attention to spiritual matters and the use of family prayers the placing of these cards on hotel dining tables is a step that is bound to meet with public approval on the simple little card placed in the centre of the dining table are prayers of thanksgiving to suit protestants roman catholics and hebrews they are as follows for roman catholics bless us o lord and these thy gifts which we are about to receive from thy bounty through christ our lord amen for protestants bless 0 lord this food to our use and us to thy service and make us ever mindful of the needs of others in jesus name amen for hebrews lift up your hands toward the sanctuary and bless the lord blessed art thou o lord our god king of the universe who bringest forth bread from the earth amen only a brief inscription ontario hotel associa tion appears at the bottom of the card already hotel keepers are commenting on the fact that frequent use is being made of the card by their patrons and if they do not use the words printed on the card patrons will often repeat the grace they may have learned in childhood the ontario hotel association is certainly to be commended for this recognition of spiritual things and its action is sure to meet with public favor r caleffory vonld yon lite for yonr quit- wine women or wuif sjkt news of court activities must be given to public we wholeheartedly agree with the comment of the exeter timesadvocate in last weeks issue which contends that the public must be informed of activities in our courts one of the recommendations coming recently from a meeting of ontario magistrates was that to reduce the mounting traffic toll newspapers give more publicity to traffic courts printing the names addresses and fines of convicted drivers the exeter paper in commenting had this to say reporting of court news has always been a subject of controversy even among newspaper editors some papers publish the convictions others ignore court proceedings entirely its a decision which rests with the individual publisher the timesadvocates policy has not been popular with some readers they feel that members of the convicted persons family suffer unjustly when the name appears in ihe paper some also agree that it may encourage rather than discourage crime and that the notoriety of the offence may drive the guilty person to worse deeds offenders of course resent the reporting of their convictions in court and some attempt every means to keep their names from being published we have been told some fantastic sob stories by those who have played upon our sympathy to keep their deeds out of the paper weve been offered bribes and threatened too our reply to those who criticize our policy is that the system of justice in this country is a democratic institution and that it must be jealously guarded by a wellinformed public in order to operate efficiently and fairly fundamentally the court is established and operated by the people to see that the laws enacted by their representatives are observed penalties ad ministered to offenders are perhaps the most import ant part of this task if the public is not informed of the activities of its court the system of justice will falter in the same manner that democracy dies when its press is strangled it is true unfortunately that others suffer when the conviction of an offender is published the onus for that suffering however lies with the offender not the newspaper in the editors mail toronto oct 2g things he must buy to remain tditor the tribune they seldom happen it is an old sayinc that the worst troubles are baseless and seldom happen most of us can remember things about which we fretted and perhaps lost sleep but we have lived long enough to laugh at ourselves for our folly in any circumstance the sensible thing is to do our best making sure it is our best and leave the rest we cannot carry todays load and tomorrows with the strength of today actually when we worry uselessly we make ourselves unfit to carry the burden about which we are apprehensive years ago i knew a lad in the north of england who had to journey to london for an exam he worried so much that when he entered the testing room he became ill and after a few minutes had to leave and was not allowed to return that was a lesson i never forgot it is often said that next to the bible pilgrims progress is the most widely read book in the world anyone who has read it will remember such interesting places as the city of destruction the slough of despond the hill difficulty the valley of humiliation doubting castle and many other places which christian saw in his pilgrimage some or these were beautiful others were ugly and danger ous one of the loveliest of them afl was the palace beautiful on his way there christian saw two men running to meet him and they were terribly afraid one man was named timorous and the other mistrust christian could not understand why anyone should be running back on the way he had come so he said to them what is the matter you are running the wrong way timorous told him that they were pilgrims to the city of zion but that they were constantly meeting great dangers then mistrust said and just before us lie a couple of lions and we could not think but that if we came within reach they would presently pull us to pieces christian was himself alarmed at this news and for a minute was disposed to join them in their flight but he reflected upon all the perils he had met and overcome and he decided to press on to the celestial city he too saw the lions before the palace beautiful and they roared savagely but the porter told him that they were chained and could not do him any harm he clapped his hands and went on until he stood before the gate where the porter was and he was soon admitted thus he knew as many others have learned that for many people the greatest troubles never happen the savagelooking lions are harmless in acts 13 there is a story of the deliverance of peter from prison as he and his angelic deliverer hurried through the city peter remembered the iron gates that led into the city and was concerned about them but here is what happened when they approached the iron gates they opened of their own accord there is truth in that story for us all there are many iron gates about which we worry but they open of their own accord when we come to them our quotation today is by president f d roosevelt the thing we have most to fear is fear itself for parents only learning truthfulness by nancy cleaver all good parents are eager to system may apparently work for bring up honest children and a time but there is a wiser teachers too wish to encourage method a child can be helped truthfulness recently it was our to accept the fact that truth privilege to discuss the problem i may cause immediate trouble of lying with a psychiatrist who but in the long run it pays he in production while he gets less i is employed by the board of ed- who loves the truth can bear than his fair slice of the na- j ucation in one of our largest i temporary inconvenience or ev- tions income i dont know who- canadian cities many of her en suffering for truths sake parents must also be careful that their standards of behav iour are within the reach of the child at each stage of his growth and then he will not be tempted to lie from fear of punishment set up mutual aid plan for county firefighters local fire brigades and muni cipal officials were represented at the meeting called by the ontario fire marshall in regard to the establishment of mutual aid held in the aurora fire hall on wednesday evening october 17 attending from king city were fire commissioner w barker chief david glass and captain donald mccallum the purpose of the meeting was for the presentation of tentative plans for the establish ment of an organized mutual aid system for the county of york outside the metro area and the opportunity for the brigades concerned to discuss together the pros and cons of such an ar rangement the fire marshall in address ing the gathering stated that many ontario counties are now highly organized under mutual aid whereby all fire brigades while retaining their own indi viduality and control under nor mal conditions can if assistance be required call on neighboring fire departments through a chief coordinator the assisting bri gades fire area would in turn be automatically covered by a third neighboring department such an arrangement would mean that no fire area would be left without fire fighting appar atus or a brigade to man it under organized mutual aid obstacles are surmounted such as liability to equipment and fire truck leaving its own muni cipality there is no delay in the chief coordinator dispatching a fire brigade from one village to another or from one township to another at first this caused some concern to department offi cials as it was explained that equipment in some townships was township owned while oth ers were the property of police villages selling fire protection to a given fire area in king township explain ed king city fire chief david glass police villages of schom- 1 berg and king city and the town of aurora sell fire protection to the township while in our neigh- township of vaughan equipment is owned by the town- ship and supported by taxation j in reply the fire marshall stated that under the plan the fire department of one town or village gives assistance to the departments of other towns or villages without charge in re spect to fires occurring in these j centres fires occurring outside the villages owning equipment j would be treated the same as j they are now i under an organized system king city or fire area no 2 would receive assistance from 1 1st maple 2nd aurora and 3rd richmond hill the situation of the fire occurring in the king city area would determine the first department to be called re maining brigades would auto matically cover up for the assist ing department fire departments represented were woodbridge maple rich mond hill schornberg king city aurora newmarket queensville mt albert holland landing and stouffville co ordinating fire chief james da vidson of vaughan was present ed with a crest by the fire mar- shall and appointed as coordin ator fire chiefs were asked to re port to their municipal councils and they will assemble at a later date to present their discussions business directory auctioneers sellers atrinson ph agin i01w pa sto sss licensed auctioneers and rfale managers oter 30 tear experience sales conducted anywhere spe cializing in farm stock furni ture and property sales all sales personally listed and ad- fertlsed bills prepared and posted at no extra cost our rate are most reasonable for this complete service which really pays off no sale too bis or too small ken clarke prentice auctioneers licensed and authorised for tho counties of york and ontario farm stock implements house hold furniture real estate sales our specialty at fair and reasonable rates dual service for the price of one mllllken po ph ax 359 si markham po ph mark 315 prentices have been established auctioneers since 1s90 a s farmer licensed auctioneer york cty uxbrldge pickering townships farm stock and furniture sales a specialty address gormley po telephone gormley 531 j barristers neighborhood community dear sir your editorial showing that ther we are entitled to a new suggestions were thoughtpro there- are more than two and deal but undeniably todays voking it was pointed out to us onehalf times as many motor prosperity has passed us by we in this interview that truthful- vehicles on the highways of can- are apparently in the same ness is a habit which a child ada today than there were when plight on both sides of the us- must learn an attitude he must automotive production was re- canadian line well described gradually adopt sumed after world war ii j hy one of the democratic speak- j in this learning process many i or fear of disappointing his par- made interesting reading lers adlai stevenson in an ad- 1 children will make mistakes j ents too high standards in hon somehow the fact that annual dress at springfield 111 thus i both parents and children may esty lead to difficulties sales of new motor vehicles rose an island of hard times in a suffer much unnecessary shame i one outstanding illustration of from 120000 vehicles in 1916 to sea of urban prosperity 466000 in 1955 reminded this my slbilllon question reader of the link between pur- how long can this last is chasing power of the masses and prosperity in town and countryside as you phrased it one time we are all brethren also customers one of another if this latter be the yardstick for callperlng what the farmer gets today for his bushel of rural joe and unhapplncss this can be this was the case history of a avoided if parents remember i little boy who was the only that it is a learning process and child of strict parents they if they know what can be ex- i loved him but never showed him pected of children at different any signs of warm affection ages but in addition it is wise hj father was the caretaker of to put the emphasis on teaching i a large apartment house and the child to love the truth rather often came into conflict with the by dlanne corbctt than on t ttle truth children of the district the boy on wednesday october 23 i ii im parents was very unhappy because these i stouffville suffered another de y home disci- youngsters called his father an by f h brcnnan the demand for houses direct ly affects everyone even if he already owns a house it cannot be ignored because a shortage of housing not only affects in dustry but forces up rents and reil estate values the full ben efit of adequate good housing will best be reflected in the out look and physical wellbeing of the children if we want a con tinuing sturdy selfreliant com munity we must demand the highest standards of home con struction obtainable good housing makes for health personal selfrespect and civic pride marginal housing en courages blight and may be occupied by irresponsible citi zens within a few years how ever houses by themselves are incomplete and do not solve the home problem cultural recre ational educational and relig ious pursuits are natural re quirements for a wellbalanced family and provision for them must be incorporated in any housing scheme the neighbourhood units con templated in the official plan will be designed on an economic communal unit with a positive identity and will be capable of local control by unit residents working together to gain the maximum benefit from their association there is a greater field for collective action in a clearly defined neighbourhood unit than there is in politically defined units of administration a neighbourhood unit must not be merely a collection of houses holding nothing more in com mon with their neighbours than their water and sewerage sys tems by the careful planning of neighbourhood units each with distinctive natural or manmade boundaries economies can be made which would not be pos sible were speculative building allowed to proceed without an overall plan for example the permissible density of housing as established by the planning board enables school authorities to determine with a fair degree of accuracy the ultimate require ments for school buildings thero- by making it possible to site one school with adequate land i surrounding it whereas with a hitandmiss system two schools might ultimately have to be built if for no better reason than its cost the proper use of land lies in getting the most from it the developer is inclined to in terpret this as meaning solely that house frontages and road widths be no larger than is necessary whereas the planning board hopes to protect natural views carefully site buildings of communal interest such as libraries churches and schools ambulance service byr ambulance 24 hour jcrvlce ambulance taxi richmond hill richmond hill tu 41500 tu 41408 b s y cabs r cabs bruce h grose ba barrister solicitor office spoltord co block hours mon to frl 9 am to 530 sat morning 9 am to 12 evenings by appointment phone 380 res 270wl paul w j mingay ba barrister and solicitor wldeman block markham tuesday thursday evenings saturday mornings phone 708 residence eckardt avenue unionvlle phone 324 resident member of mcdermott mcmahon rogers mingay barristers solicitors notaries 302 bay street toronto 1 phone em 42191 real estate dental neil c smith lds bds graduate of university of toronto office over canadian bank ot commerce telephone ictw stouffville e s barker lds dds honor graduate of university ot toronto office over harold grill phone 274w stouffville medical dr s s ball physician and surgeon xray office corner of obrien a main phone 19s coronor for york county dr p j button dr d w brodie telephone 371 373vr xray hours daily 9 to 12 am and 130 to 300 pm evenings 7 to 9 pm sundays 11 to 12 am and by appointment offlco over button blk drs mitchell smith physicians e surgeons xray phone 230 stouffville office hours dally 912 am 14 pm 7 9 pm wednesday office closed in am sunday office open 23 pm chiropractors a c kennedy chiropractor church street stouffville monday and friday 9 to 12 am wm s baird dc 1 doctor of chiropractic xray hrs 1012 24 79 and by appointment wednesday excepted 327 main st n mnrklinm ont telephone 701 accountants john c wylie fcjs chartered secretary public accountant auditor income tax returns rr2 stouffville telephone 01j1 country accounting service accounting and income tax services william e davis accountant formerly with dept national revenue taxation division suite 501 02 richmond st w emplre 49s5s call collect when buying or selling real estate farms residences business properties contact george w allison rcgd real estnto broker phone 244 funeral directors l e oneill stouffville funeral director and embalmer continuous telephone service dny or night phone stouffville 98wl j r kane dc doctor of chiropractic office hours tues thurs sat 15 pm mnln st phone 435 stouffville locatod above spofford co optometric e a grubin ro optometrist plcton stouffville at stouffville office on the fol lowing mondays and tuesday oct is 10 nov 12 13 dec 10 11 phones 80j2 and 23j1 brierbush hospital lay and night service maternity medical and surgical member of the allied private hospital association government licensed main street east stouffville high school news j feat against markham the score p cnua wno iears extreme 0 payment of the wheat board wgs 3 0 i punishment is sorely tempted p basis lakehead terminals is to- arcnt in front of him j i iii out masquerade party was day 145 the above realistic frld q 26 formula certainly makes tha a have pounds of quality wheat look quite modest in terms of buying power therefore it would appear that our motor vehicles and our dol lars are moving in opposite di rections ie the socalled long green is getting shorter and shorter as the cars lengthen i higher those who were present had a wonderful time records played against richmond hill on monday october 29 am not surprised that the far- 1 mcr finds it tough going as he j petting pays more and more lor the time 1ok to lie in order to avoid the con- 1 when this situation became sequence of his misdeed if he unbearable tom reacted by thinks he will not be caught searching for some way to get a very bright twelveyearold his companions favor he knew said i learned long ago that it his popularity as the old crabs weregiveii to the best dressed crazy to slea1 but t seems to son was at a low ebb most of i girl and boy who were pat bar- me that ll ls craz to te ihe his chums had spending money ry and fred abraham truth i get into more trouble but toms allowance was equal- an exhibition football game i tel the truth ihan when or half for sun- was plaved against richmond 1 t ucs ln school collection and one some parents try to encour- half which must be saved un age truthfulness by punishing like his friends he had no mon lightly or not at all the child ey to buy treats hut he knew a popular park iwho fesses tip and punishing there was money from the milk heavily if he deceives thern this f in the teachers- desk by stealing he made a desperate bid to get money to buy candy for his chums the teacher came back to the room for a book she had forgot ten and caught tom redhanded he denied that he was really stealing but insisted he was looking for the drawing he had made thatday in spite of cross- examination in front of the class next morning he stuck to his story poor little boy already in secure and unhappy in his fam ily life and unable to hold his own in his play group he was now marked by the other chil- 1 dren as thief and liar it was a long time before tom recovered from this bitter exper ience it hindered rather than helped his progress toward truthfulness teachers and parents often i fall to realize that humiliation i and hopeless failure are bad medicine for normal children they are absolutely poisonous for the unhappy child who is failing to solve his problems in a wholesome way parents want their child to learn to tell the truth but they should make this learning as easy and as satisfy ing as possible if a child is en couraged to love and respect truth he will in all probability grow into a trustworthy adult whose word is as good ss his bond joy beauty salon permanent waving individual styling razor shaping mrs verna austin prop phone stouffville 98w2 william st north j w dixon funeral director private ambulance markham kindness courtesy service telephone 90 markham ontario betty beauty salon victoria street cold wave machineless hair styling a shaping r- ilndgero phone stouffville 287 the powder puff beauty salon joy owefll for appointment call stonff 405 open tuesday ard thursday niht closed wednesday mlrr hours call stonff 08wl stouffville machine fir tool works telephone 233 rear of cnr station electric and acetylene welding failm 3iach1nery machinery repairs garnet v gray ro optometrist wm birkett residence main st west 3 doors treat of albert st phone 40j2 for appointment hours 10 am to 500 pm every 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