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t xi the stoffrylue tthtffte ttoday mad m 1957 your cancelled cheque returned to you by your bank with your bank statement is a bonafide receipt of payment that stops all arguments before they start just one of the many advantages you enjoy when you have your own printed cheques the cost is low- inquire today at the stouffville thibune in memoriam baker la precious memory of nj dear mother mr daniel baker ballantrae on tario who itz us oa march isto 1336 many a lonely heartache many a lonely tear always a loving memory ror her so looser here lovingly remembered always by her daughter muriel gormley overseas visitors on record making ocean flight lions peewee league xv t pts cockerill in loving mem ory of a dear wife and mother who passed away 5 years ago march 14 1352 swiftly silently came the call without goodbye you left us all in gods garden now at rest peacefully sleeping lies one of the best ever remembered by her loving husband and family dyck in loving memory of our husband and father henrv who passed away mar 13th 1934 marjorie and louise ham in loving memory of my dear husband albert ham bert i who passed away march 14th 1942 i in gods beautiful garden hes sleeping j away from all sorrow and pain c andwhen lifes journey is over i my hore i to meet him again sadly missed and ever remembered by his loving wife edith mckeown in memory of our beloved son stanley who passed away in march 13511 we know not what we shall be but are sure the spark once kindled by the i eternal breath goes not quite out but some where doth endure in that strange life we blindly christen death somewhere he is though where we cannot tell but wheresoeer god hides him it is well the family mongolia four men of markham there were four men of mark- ham who to learning much inclined went forth to call on farmers and none of them were blind fred clarence stan and harry concessions ten and seven journeyed on to woodstock to see a holstein heaven not blind we said but doubt ers all this line should end with bingo loose housing loafing pipeline they spoke a different lingo contented cows you read about were on display before them they ate they slept they walk ed around doing this and that at random will you walk into my par lour said the dutchman to his cows ill keep you just a minute thats all the boss allows theyre washed theyre stripped theyre milked theyre pushed from out this little factory one hundred bossies twice a day no time for cows refractory i feel so tired said stan to fred for younger men its dandy ive served my time and am content with stables neat and handy this scene took place at hart- holme farm woodstock the estate of the late douglas h hart for years writer of the dairyman column in the far mers advocate the four men had a wonderful day monday visiting this and other farms sunday guests with the sheri- dans were mr and mrs philip rushbrook from coldwater and mr and mrs robert richard son and family and mrs ralph willis from toronto mr and mrs fred madill and mr and mrs ross madill had sunday supper at clarke bunkers mr and mrs marshal wilson and carol spent sunday evening with the george wilson family births sinclair mr and mrs mur ray sinclair of stouffville an nounce the birth of their son on february 24 1957 at the brierbush hospital nighswander mr and mrs harvey nighswander of stouffville rr announce the birth of their son february 26 1957 at the brierbush hos pital schroeter mr and mrs gerhard schroeter of mark- ham anounce the birth of their son march 6 1957 at the brierbush hospital challoner born to mr and mrs e challoner of stouff ville a daughter march 11 1957 at the brierbush hospi tal foulds mr and mrs john foulds of stouffville announce the birth of their daughter march 6 1957 at the brier bush hospital brethour mr and mrs mervyn brethour are happy to announce the birth of a daughter sherrill dianrie 8 lbs 8 oz at the scarborough general hospital on march 12 1957 a sister for paul foulds mr and mrs foulds wish to announce the birth of their daughter on march 6th 1957 at the brierbush hospital seed fair set dates of seed fairs to be held throughout the province of on tario to assist farmers in secur ing supplies of high quality seed have been announced by the ontario department of ag riculture the seed fair for on tario county will be held at port perry on march 16 and will feature a weed and brush control display that for dur ham county will be held in conjunction with the central ontario spring show at peter borough on march 19 to 21 a doctor contends that people will be shorter in the next 100 years aw maybe theyll re duce taxes before then revival in stouflville special prayer meeting place the mission home of the evangelical mission of converted monks and priests date monday march 18 800 pm christians of ringwood christian church will he present for a joint prayertime praying for revival in stouffville and for the work of the emcmp remember this prayer meeting and the prayer meetings every monday at the mission home come praying redshaw in loving mem ory of our dear mother eliza beth redshaw who passed away march 7 1920 many yeara since the sad day the one we loved was called away god took her homo it was his will but in our hearts she liveth still ina ua ethel and luella steckley in loving mem ory of our mother leah steckley who passed away march 11th 1956 and our father joseph steckley who left us may sth 19s1 all their toils and conflicts over lo they dwell with christ above oh what glories theyve dis covered in the saviour whom they loved ever remembered by the family thompson in loving mem ory of a dear mother and grandad george who passed away july 21 1951 we often think of bygone days when we were all together the family chain is broken now but- memories will live forever ever remembered by frank and florence carter and family ny0rk womens liberal assoc fourteen members of the ex ecutive of the york north wo mens liberal association met at the home of miss l cleland church street on wednesday march 6th plans were made tor the regular monthly meet ing to be held on march 20th at 815 pm in the veterans club- room town hall the feature of this meeting will be a panel discussion out- riding at election time mr lome c lee aurora president of the riding association with two of hisexeculive associates will form the panel a good attendance of all lib erals to hear ths informative discussion is requested refresh ments will be served mrs c musted mr and mrs r a brillinger entertained the six steckley sis ters namely mrs roy widernan misses annie and clare steck ley mrs r a brillinger mrs a l winger and mrs geo sheffer in honour of mrs a l wingers birthday on tuesday- evening mrs j bond mrs c doner and mrs f harvey left by- motor on monday morning for a three weeks holiday in flor ida mr and mrs c milsted at tended the funeral of their un cle mr n wilson at dundalk on friday mr j t johnson came home from st michaels hospital last wednesday and is now conval escing at his home quite a number from our community attended the funeral of mr henry widernan at rich- mond hill on saturday after noon we extend sympathy to mrs widernan and to the rela tives in our community mr and mrs s n doner vis ited mrs victor stover of mark- ham on saturday afternoon mr and mrs e eade enter tained their friends on friday evening miss edna eade show ed the pictures of her recent trip to europe miss laura me- mullen of toronto showed pic tures of her trip to florida and mexico we think from reports we heard these girls made their listeners want to pack their bags and get going too mr and mrs roy nichols and family of vineland station and mr robet paisley of stouff ville had supper on sunday with mr and mrs walter hill and family mr and mrs ernest eade had dinner on sunday evening with mr and mrs bruce crowder and family of port perry mr eldon brillinger paid a surprise visit to his parents mr and mrs roy brillinger eldon is employed with the bell telephone in northern quebec mrs paul farmer was guest of honour at a baby shower for her baby daughter coleen at the jr sewing circle at the home of mrs w humphrys on monday evening mr gordon harman left ear ly sunday morning for florida to join his wife who has spent six weeks with a sick friend there gormley womens institute will meet on tuesday march 19 at the home of mrs e a smith roll call an ailment and a cure home economics and health convener there will be a two minute talk by the agri culture and canadian industry convener program mrs e a smith hostesses mrs roy smith and mrs e a smith rev c e hunking left on tuesday for ohio where he will be conducting special meetings rev d sargent of claremont will speak at the sunday morn ing service at the united mis sionary church on march 17 mr arid mrs peter walker peter robert and marilyn dunn of richmond in surrey england arrived last tuesday to live with their brotherinlaw and sister mr and mrs m kara- georgis the pan american air way clipper on which they trav elled broke the record by mak ing the nonstop trip from lon don to new york in ten hours mr and mrs humphrys of toronto visited their son and daughterinlaw mr and mrs wm humphrys on saturday mr and mrs r h mcmullen and family visited on sunday with mr and mrs ezra mcmul len of toronto miss vera hilts entertained the sr sewing circle of heise hill church on tuesday miss anne marie quigley sr nurse on the staff of the york county health unit was guest speaker at the monthly meeting of the gormley home school association held in the junior room at ss no 7 markham monday evening march 11th to introduce her subject miss quigley had a film shown on accident prevention relating to the home school business and play following this she gave some very interesting poin ters on what to do in case of an accident a few of the more important ones follow 1 in case of a cut bathe with green soap and water or use plain alcohol instead of iodine or mercurochrome the later two tend to obscure the type of wound and could cause burns if old 2 in case of burns use a moist dressing using baking soda or salt always cover a burn as air causes intense pain if serious call a doctor immed iately 3 treat shock by keeping pa tient warm symptoms of shock pale listless sick to stomach may denote concussion lay pa tient on side with head lowered never let head fall back 4 foreign bodies in nose throat or eyes always have doctor remove 5 in case of bleeding use pressure by bandaging and keep adding additional dressing until doctor comes do not remove original bandage as this could cause more bleeding a note to parents that is of very real importance if they have not already had their im munization shots they may re ceive tetanus toxoid from their family doctor the general discussion period that followed amply illustrated the interest the parents took in this talk mr frank donnelly also showed two very interesting films motor mania a hilar ious cartoon type on the aver age driver funny but very true too this was followed by shin ing mountains a beautiful scenic trip through banff and the surrounding lakes the evening closed with really delicious refreshments served by mothers of grade 6 with mrs george kelly grade mo ther and mrs lewis heise as sisting mr melvin hill returned to his home by ambulance on wed- nesday from scarborough hos- pital he is now convalescing at i his home 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 feewee bruins 1 0 red wings 1 0 rangers 0 1 hawks 0 1 bantam leafs 1 0 j buffalo 0 0 i pittsburg 0 0 i canadiens 0 1 results bruins 7 rangers 1 wings 2 i hawks 1 leafs 4 canadiens 2 pittsburg 2 buffalo 2 schedule bruins vs hawks rangers vs wings pittsburg vs canadiens buffalo vs leafs polly minton a former clipper player and now coach of the unionville jets acted as lines man at the stouffvilleaurora game on thursday night uxbridge twp wants game preserve despite opposition from thej he said he could not see hefar department of lands and for- local farmers and land owners ests all speakers at the public i could benefit by a restricted pre- meeting tuesday in the townj serve its a question of whe- ship hall goodwood were in ther more hunting takes place favor of a regulated game pre- 1 now than in other townships serve in uxbridge township i which are restricted he added dr c h d clarke of the dr clarke did not feel this was dept of lands forests irdi- 1 the case cated his department would bel dr clarke was asked if a unsympathetic toward a request petition signed by an overwhel- by the township for power to i ming majority of uxbridge twp issue hunting licences ratepayers for a game preserve about so persons attended the would be turned down by the meeting some 15 local farmers department of lands and for complained that many non-resi- esffc dent hunters were damaging he replied he thought the property and making a nui- request should come from the sance of themselves in ux- township council the council bridge township they felt if can speak for the people a hunter were required to ob- earl dowswell pointed out box grove- mrs shirley howard seems as though it never rains but what it pours at least as far as trouble and the grant family is concerned to start with four of the children sylvia ruth paul and bobby have been 111 with the measles and then on top of t this they had a chim ney fire on monday afternoon the weather was fierce with freezing rain and a hitter wind and the fires had to stay out till the pines were cleaned 50 john woodbine very kindly took them all in till their house was warm again sorry to hear that gall woodbine also is iii with measles and hope that all will have a uulck recovery visiting with the connors on sunday were mr connors sis ter mr and mrs roy harman of bloomfield x visiting with mr and mrs dickinson on sunday were mr and mrs george hoddy of parry sound mr and mrs black and sandy vlslted with mr and mrs dave matin of agincoirt on sunday prize winners at the euchre last friday were mrs winnie elson mrs jean carr mrs robt iawrie ben fotton robt iawrle artie milroy the freez- out was won by bill ham and mrs winnie elon deer rampage through markham tp nurseries markham township council was informed monday in a let ter from the dept of lands forests that the crown cannot be held responsible for damage done to the property of endean nurseries by deer it was re ported deer had damaged the endean property to the extent of 18000 the letter stated the endean firm could use any means at its disposal to drive away the deer but they could not kill them council expressed dissatisfac tion with the letter and instruct ed the clerk to confer further with the departmental officials a report will also be secured from township game warden e harper at councils regular meeting this week it was reported that the game warden had been un successful in trying to chase the deer with the use of dogs reeve w l clarke suggested the problem could be solved by a twoday hunt with shotguns although there was some oppo sition to this in the township its possible we may have to do something like that he de clared why cant the department of games fisheries go in and shoot them like they do beav ers asked councillor mrs kathleen james i guess beavers are easier to catch quipped reeve clark j d lucas council solicitor said township authorities had no right to shoot the deer the only thing to do is to write to the department of game and fisheries saying citizens are complaining council decided to adopt this suggestion mens bowling misfits 59 ringers 45 red caps 42 lucky strikes 40 cardinals 36 blockbusters 30 nigh single murray redshsw 315 high triple bud lehman 695 parents night at pickering district high school mon march 18 all parents of pickering district high school students are invited to attend a parents night on monday march isth from 730 to 930 pm the programme will open with a short assembly in the auditorium where principal j ross steven son will address the parents thi will be followed with an opportunity to meet the teachers in their classrooms the purpose of the evening is to provide an opportunity for parents to visit the school and meet the staff informally ronnie bell an exclipper j was in attendance at the juven- 1 he and intermediate hockey j doubleheader on thursday eve- j ning mr bill mulholland a former netminder here and now resid ing in warkworth ont officiat ed at the havelockstouffville juvenile game on tuesday night of last week jack watson coach of the local juvenile club suffered a threestitch cut in his leg dur ing a recent practice session at the arena this week tain a licence from township authorities before he could leg ally hunt in the area this prob lem might be solved the township however could be empowered by the depart ment of lands forests to issue licences only for pheas ants rabbits and fox dr clarke pointed out he felt this meant the problem of the careless or malicious hunter could not be that everyone present was in favor of a controlled hunting area i think when you go back tothe department you should to the department you should dr clarke the department thinks w are not entitled to a restricted area summed up reeve hall well have to see whether we can convince them otherwise councillor robert ncsbitt said solved by allowing the township after the meeting the question to set up a controlled preserve would almost certainly be lots of people will still hunt raised at the next uxbridge legally without a licence he township council meeting declared other speakers were sydney dicksons hill miss doris hoover spent the weekend at home and was ac companied by several guests misses willa cressman irene timbers and mary klaussen all of toronto the adults as well as the children enjoyed a well- told story sunday morning by miss klaussen who is a member of the toronto teaching staff on exchange from vancouver mrs ken jones is mothering her little nephew while his par ents mr and mrs alan doner are spending a month on depu tation work in alberta a large congregation at the widernan church sunday after noon paid their respect to mrs ed mcdowell who spent her life in markham township and passed away at the brierbush hospital members of the mc dowell families mrs william widernan of elmira and miss viola raymer of mount joy had sunday dinner with mrs jos hoover and elsie mr ken walker returned sunday from the bast general hospital and is convalescing at home we hope approaching spring weather will bring re newed health to our neighbor a few ladles from the local congregation joined the world womens day of prayer service at ringwood the special services at mount joy conducted by pastor shantz are continuing this week rev traub and his wire of didsbury alberta preach and sing the gospel and chapters from bun- yons pilgrims progress every one is urged to plan to attend mr and mrs herb widernan and miss zeta burkholder are now occupying a beautlfully- locatod home on 19th ave west rev and mrs bruce widernan and son were visitors with rev widemans parents bruce ac companied a group of immanuel bible college students who con ducted services at stouffville and gormley mr clarke said his depart ment was against a regulated preserve for two reasons this is not a pheasant area he claimed also the desire here seems to be to do away with hunting this is not a func tion of the department of lands and forests then how can we protect oursehes from malicious dam age by careless shootingask- cd reeve stuart ball chairman of the meeting pugh pickering township cou ncillor who described how his township had gone about set ting up a game preserve and dr alan secord who declared himself in favor of the proposal there are so many people who want to hunt it may some times conflict with the interests of people who live in the com munity he said reeve ball announced another ratepayers meeting would be held next wednesday at the this is already a violation of township hall goodwood to the criminal code dr clarke discuss the flooding of the good- replied wood area widow of former prominent local merchant dead funeral service will be held at l e oneills funeral cha pel this thursday afternoon march 14th at 2 oclock for mrs alice shaw who passed away at york county hospital newmar ket on tuesday march 12th mrs shaw has been in failing health for some time but was only removed to hospital on saturday deceased was the former al- icereynolds waters born in caledonia in 1873 her husband the late w h shaw who passed away in 1930 was a prominent merchant in stouffville for many years mrs shaw was act ive in the organizations of the united church particularly the wa and mr and mrs shaw had been charter members of the local eastern star following mr shaws death mrs shaw and her late sister miss lucy waters conducted the business for some time it is now operated by spofford co two sisters miss lucy wat ers and mrs robt leslie both predeceased mrs shaw chas t neal to be interred at goodwood the death occurred on tues day of this week of charles t neal of stouffville retired rail way man mr neal who was in his 82nd year has not enjoyed the best of health during the past year ths couple moved to stouffville a few years ago to occupy a main street residence the former atkinson home mr and mrs neal attended the j united church deceased is survived by his wife the former abigal collins from the goodwood district the funeral on thursday af ternoon of this week will be at 330 oclock from oneills funeral chapel with interment in the goodwood cemetery africas most deadly and vin dictive animals are cape buf faloes wounded they have been known to ambush hunters and trample them with their ax- sharp hoofs silverbright salmon fish 8 lb average whole or half lb 49c aylmer fancy van deuseh choice corn flakes apricots tomatoes peanut butter crisp celery veal chops kelloggs 12 oz pkg 15 oz 20 oz royal york 16 oz 2 bunches i ib 23c 26c 21c 33c 19c 69c schells food market free parking free 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