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the stouttyllle tribune ftunthv april 18 1957 frgg 3 local and personal happenings miss jean baker was a week end visitor with her mother mr and mrs x l king and floyd were recent guests with mr and mrs ernest pilkey of j victoria st the winners at the last ioof euchre were as follows ladies mrs hardy mrs henry ogden mrs c badgerow gents gordon hardy les morganson walter atkinson the next euchre will be held on tuesday april 23rd in the masonic hall your local master dealer stiver bros stouffville ontario high school news show by colin rae and his gang ought to be a riot the big evening is friday may 3rd the spring prom everyone is invited there will be dancing to ron tomlinsons orchestra the midnight supper and very special the crowning of our may queen midnight enchantment is in the air and oh what a beautiful evening the admission is 250 for couples only but guest tickets will not be required dont for get to dream about it caroline ogilvy its all over now and all up with some of us it seems the reports are out and easter holi days start today thank good ness the celebration is tonight the iscf partj the box social has been called off how ever and the food is being pro vided by iscf members just come and enjoy the evening admission is 25c and guest tickets are necessary the stage home and school discuss six to twelve year olds the april meeting of the of us could avail ourselves more y j lauesen realtor 870 eglinton ave east toronto attention farmers we have a number of clients for 50 to 200 acre farms particular ly scenic spots for business executives as summer retreats reasonably priced also good farmers farms i am in your area 3 days a week and would appreciate a call if your intentions are to sell thank you call ray hamstead mayrair 1141 or 3d25 plymouth 53202 stouffville home school prov ed to be thoughtprovoking and highly informative parent ed ucation leader mrs h r but ton reviewed the study book your child from 6 to 12 re ferred to articles by dr marion hilliard and other sources in her talk mrs button drawing on practical experience and thoughtful observation of chil dren contributed much to a better understanding of them some of the thoughts pre sented by mrs button were our children live in a different world to that in which we grew up changing living conditions laboursaving devices smaller family units parent working conditions outside recreation etc while external things all tend to affect their inner lives their thinking feeling and act ing reference was made to a survey made in which children j kept a record for a week of how the funeral was conducted from the l e neill funeral nuchtim7theftetne7was ible chapel on tuesday afternoon for the late henry w burnett who passed away at his home in lemonville on sunday april 14 mr burnett had farmed at vari ous locations through the county during his lifetime and had been living retired at lemonville for some eight years he was in his 80th year besides his wife the former elsie smith he is sur vived by one son harry at home the funeral on tuesday was conducted by rev douglas davis interment was made in richmond hill cemetery to give them individual attention the average time per child per week was 7v4 minutes our world has been speeded up and is now closelyknit so that for example events in egypt make their impact upon us here and upon our future our family is a tiny world in which we learn group living it is in the family our children learn the skills which later they combine with others so making their impact upon society 612 years is the time when a child is all set for a great deal of learning he can grasp many kinds of new ideas reading aloud in the family circle is recommended as a way of stim ulating mental activity arv affording much pleasure most talents to the masters servnee encyclopedia may prove a worthwhile investment even the pictures are enjoyed by a child unable to read and respect may ve learned for other peoples property when ou children tease and quarrel with one another per haps we should bear in mind much of it is an awkward attempt at learning how to get along with others brothers and sisters are handy to practice on from 6 on children reach out for friends more than one close friendship is desirable since if the one friend moves away a child is left with a sense of being cutoff camp experience is good for children in that all children need to rub shoulders and be sandpapered as it were with others to learn to appreciate the good points of others some of the best camps cost the least much depends upon the people in charge following mrs buttons talk the audience divided into three sections for buzzsessions mem bers joined the group of their choice to discuss ways and means of handling problems out lined under these headings 1 when children rub each other the wrong way 2 the familys responsibil ity about growth health and sex education 3 learning to be good neighbours the findings of the smaller groups were reported back to the whole meeting but due to the lateness of the hour further general discussion had to be postponed mr a e weldon has received a framed certificate as recogni tion of more than fifteen years with the hydro department the presentations were made by the omea to all hydro com- missioners across the province mr weldon chairman of the local utilities commission has stouffville municipal council i mr ira anderson of toronto will hold their month meeting evening regular mid- this thursdav is visiting with hugh this week his brother air force headquarters have recentlv informed lac ron- department here for twentyone years york north womens liberal association the executive of the york north womens liberal assoc iation met at the home of mrs earl fielding aurora on april 3rd plans were made for a eception tea to be held in the newmarket fire hall auditor ium on the afternoon and even ing of may 17th the liberal candidate for york north mr john rye and mrs rye will be present further details will be issued later please keep this date open been associated with the hydro i aid george smith of his pro motion to the rank of corpor al his parents mr and mrs g smith reside on church st in stouffville cpl smith re ceived his education at publi- school and high school in stouffville prior to joining the rcaf he spent two years in the reserve army as part of the governor generals horse guards cpl smith is at present nco in charge of a radar section at rcaf sta tion summerside pei corporal smith is married to the former lorna swan of denmark nova scotia and they have one daughter deb orah one week old the family resides in the summerside district the newspaper advertising of dominion stores limited has won three citations for excel lence in an international com petition among members of the super market institute the institute announced at its 20th annual convention this week dominion stores the only can adian firm honoured won cita tions for special advertising explaining the supermarkets role in modern living for original and creative ideas and for special event advertising the annual competition now in its 8th year is the only one of its kind which honours super markets exclusively the resignations of three teachers on the local high school staff were received by the board at their regular meeting on wednesday evening mrs g oliver will be leaving the staff after easter and mrs w a la- dell and miss s marcus in june in addition to these vacancies one new teacher is to be added to the staff to bring the total number of high school teachers up to eleven rev d r mckulican pastor we are rearing the popular a st james presbvterian wedding months should you re- j church has been confined to quire invitations or other items t bej during the past week with such as serviettes and cake the mumps boxes see the tribune selection they will please you sunday visitors at the wi ancko home on hawthorne ave j friends were miss orma clipsham mr and mrs e d clipsham andj their three sons all of sparrow i lake muskoka also mr and i mrs reford a wiancko with paul and mina of don mills roy strong former stouffville boy was in town from hunts- ville on saturday visiting old a markham man is very anx ious to obtain a public school second reader issued prior to the war 1s90 anyone having a book of this type would be doing this gentleman a service by leav ing it at the tribune office mrs henry dyck one of our local lady mail couriers on stouffville r r 1 has relin- the stouffville taxi previous- quished her travelling job for a lv operated by mr del forsyth position with the b s tele- has been sold to mr harrv lee phone co mrs dyck has driven this rural route for some years and her late husband before her the route is being handled pres ently by fred chessman until a new tender is let local realtor the spacious parking lot at the rear of snowballs barber shop owned by mr harvey schell has been made available to the shopping public signs nearing the top w ere immediately di- stouffville lions club easter rect customers to this con- seal campaign has passed the s900 mark this week the ob jective set by the club is 1200 and this it is hoped will be reached before easter week is out lion harold spofford is chairman of the easter seal committee s right give your chicks for proper growth and development coop grow mash whether you rear your chicks in confinement or on range be sure to use coop grow mash this feed contains all the nutrients necessary to give your birds i he fast growth and strong bone devel opment they need in order to give you top results in the laying cage stouffville coop stouffville phone 269 or 122 rev grant sloss treking for miles out into the bush to spend the weekend at a little african village prea ching to the pagans was the experience of a group of bible school students and rev grant sloss to see some of the people step forward to accept christ was a great thrill during their three years in nigeria rev and mrs sloss have worked in the area of the yoruba people supervising vil lage churches and schools mr sloss will be speaking at the stouffville united mis sionary church on good fri day evening at 8 oclock you cant afford to miss this oppor tunity laura h nighswander passes on saturday april 6th mrs reginald nighswander the for mer laura h hill passed away at her home in lockport new york she was in her 72nd year born at bloomington the de ceased was the daughter of mr and mrs joe hill she is sur vived by her husband four daughters mrs james jefferies of fairfield conn mrs paul lawson mrs herbert pless mrs clyde smith of lockport new york and one son john also of lockport there are also two brothers loss and jake hill of claremont funeral service was conduct ed on tuesday april 9th with interment in chestnut ridge cemetery lockport new york cancer society meeting the inaugural meeting of the stouffville branch richmond hill and district unit of the canadian cancer society was held last thursday evening april 11th in the anglican church hall mr r h neil of thornhill campaign chairman outlined work done by the bran ches and mrs g purvis vice pres of richmond hill and dist rict unit installed the following officers pros mrs j mc- creight vice pros mrs walter pipher treas mrs w vague sec mrs a campbell pub licity mrs c nolan welfare mrs a burgin and mrs w johnson organization and trans portation mrs jack fraser jr campaign manager mrs wm ford a film sword of hope j covering the work of the volun- 1 j teer helpers was shown the campaign for funds for i the association will continue in i stouffville during april missionary convention begins sunday april 14 saw the commencement of the week of missionary convention in the united missionary church stouffville in the morning ser vice the church was filled to hear miss norma cuthbertson who represents the world radio missionary fellowship inc which sends out gospel mes sages over hcjb radio station in quito ecuador she told of the many problems which face the missionaries and workers as they prepare more than 2400 programs every month in nine different languages and broad cast 24 hours a day recently a 50000 watt transmitter has been installed and letters of response are received from all over the world including russia poland spain and korea mr dixie dean who with his wife and family expects to go to ecuador in the near future spoke in the evening service and played his piano accordian mr dean is an accomplished music ian and has consecrated his talents to the masters service he has been attending toronto bible college and in his address he gave an account of the moving of the spirit of god amongst the students of the college in recent months on monday evening a film the haven of hope was shown by a representative of the mission to lepers the convention will continue all week with a missionary speaker every night at 8 pm as well as good friday at 3 pm and three services on easter sunday a the local fire brigade were summoned to the rear of lees sand and gravel pit 9th conces sion of whitchurch on monday afternoon to fight a grass fire that had spread over a wide acreage when the outbreak ap peared to be out of control a bulldozer moved in and removed a quantity of top soil to keep the flames from spreading the christian endeavour will hold their good friday service stouffville christian church ap on ril 19th at 11 am sunrise easter service stouffville united missionary church will hold a sunrise eas ter service at 7 am sunday this has become an annual event at the local church and this year rev weyburn c johnson of brown city mich just returned from india will be the speaker rev weyburn will take as his subject the extended right hand mr lloyd houghton of to ronto has taken a position as store manager of the ratcliff iga store in town mr hough ton has been with the iga co for some years he is married with three children and contem plates making his home in town as soon as accommodation can be found venient location mr fred cole farmer on the 9th of markham and a well- known builder here a number of years ago returned home from the hospital last week his con dition is reported to be consider ably improved mr bob hassard who recently returned from the hockey wars in the a ill and lome boad- way local public school princi pal will join partnership this summer and accept contracts for house painting jobs a half dozen members of the stouffville business profes sional womens club were in brampton recently attending an emblem breakfast as guests of the brampton b p club the meeting which took in clubs of district no 4 and toronto brought out about a hundred la dies who were addressed by senator muriel ferguson from new brunswick those attend ing from here were mrs lloyd jennings mrs gar lehman mrs reta laushway miss pat lehman mrs v mccreight and miss marion warne president of the unlonville club several from stouffville at tended a concert in mt albert united church last friday eve ning sponsored by the choir which is directed by mrs r bone among the choir mem bers were four of the bone fam ily roberta marilyn danny and beverley the concert was to help financially with the pur chase of new gowns for the choir mr and mrs r bone and family lived for many years on church st stouffville and mov ed to mt albert just a few years ago organ prelude by mr clar ion baker and special music from the stouffville united i itttle money would be a great of local interest from the film shown last thursday evening the sword of hope at the stouffville branch inaugural meeting of the cancer society was the volunteer work done by miss hcaton of toronto and sister of mr a heaton stouff ville miss heaton a hairdresser wishing to show her apprecia tion of the cancer society offer ed her professional services free of charge which were gladly accepted and she spent some of her free time giving shampoos and hairdos to some of the cancer patients in the hospitals soon other hairdressers made similar offers and now over 100 of them visit the hospitals on a certain evening each week and do what they can professionally in hair styling manicuring etc to make the life of the cancer patients in the hospitals a little easier this is only one instance of personal sacrifice and service if wo cannot give of our time a col f j picking editor of the aurora banner suffered a heart attack last week and will be forced to relinquish his post with the newspaper col pick ing who was only recently elect ed to a vicepresidency with the ont weekly newspapers asso ciation is an arduous worker in promoting his town of aurora and has brought much distinc tion to the town and the banner 1 wms meeting the st james auxiliary of the wms held their easter thankoffering meeting at the home of the president mrs r stevens who opened with the call to worship followed by a hymn and prayer the devotions were in charge of group 2 with the thought of the cross and the tomb being uppermost mrs b davidson introduced the speaker who was miss booth deaconess from the glenview presbyterian church the topic of the address was the walk to emmaus the story was told in a very interest ing and simple way that made it very real to the listeners she spoke of great organizations starting from very humble be ginnings her talk brought the easter very near to all at the close of the meeting a pleasant social time was enjoyed by the visitors and members mr lew bockner and son peter of st louis mo visited this week with mrs h o klink main st w missionary trio guest speaker rev gihson stouffville baptist minister oeoococooooooocooocoocto two trucks and a car were in volved in an accident on the don mills road near victoria square on thursday morning a tractor trailer gravel truck driven by geo harvie of ux- bridge crashed into a small pick up truck as he attempted to avoid collision with a small foreign car which stopped in front of his loaded vehicle the harvie truck went through the ditch and glanced off a tree hospitalized were two toronto men eleo and archie toffoli passengers in the pickup it took markham twp police and towtruck operators more than two hours to clear away the wreckage mrflhjkiakiialiimkhlmhabamte uncle ed says ir ii better ro teach k child how to aquire kv0m eos b than to give 11 to him e h neville sons admiral philco sales service stouffville ph 34gwl 2 3 semiannual missionary convention wideman mennonite church markham good friday april 19 1057 theme the challenge of home missions speaker bishop emerson mcdowell rev amos bruhacher mixdex oxt rural mission worker rev fred kheinf stouffville oxt ontario director of cnnnriinn sunday school mission rev john hess toroxto special mnslc m clnm indian fnmlly i help cancer is a dread disease which must be stopped and our money will be used for further i research n this work let us all have a part in it pm lyocnl tnlont time 10 nmj 1so pm and 730 pm everyone welcome s complete drain service sewer connections g jgjp 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