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surrounding ommunities the president sirs bert guthrie opened the azaar which was held in the sunday school room mrs l eaunder played several piano elections during the afternoon mr stanley patterson of to ronto took the church service on sunday morning delivering a very enlightening talk on tem perance the mens choir sang wonderful words of life mr and mrs vic keenan and family of toronto visited on saturday with mr and mrs george puckrin john peacock had his tonsils and adenoids removed at osh- iwa hospital on friday mr and mrs george squire peggy and glenn and mrs mac- whinney visited on sunday with mrs squires sister and brother- inlaw mr and mrs cooper bath of orangeville mr and mrs wm guthrie donald and wilma joined mrs guthries family at a picnic at mldhurst on sunday mrs wm guthrie sr spent sunday with mr and mrs cecil gazley of thornton bridge spent friday evening with miss shirley jones glen major mr ed jones and marvin of newmarket visited sunday with mrs wm fiss and edgar mrs ed jones returned home with them after spending two weeks with her mother mrs clarence neville mr nnd mrs m wray along with mrs florence wilson are spend ing this week in new york mr and mrs edgar johnson spent the weekend with mr and mrs orville jamieson at thed- ford miss hazel jones returned home from newmarket on sun day mr and mrs albert lee and children islington spent the weekend with mr and mrs j a kingston sunday callers at the jones were mr and mrs ralph faulk ner mr and mrs charles fiss and fred mrs bert third ken ny and vickl mr and mrs al lan jones and linda johnson miss patricia graves of ux- kinsale the womens association held their june meeting at the home of a former member mrs c- ledgett at whitby on thursday i last the pres m parkin i took charge of the devotional which opened with a hymn mrs i r e mowbray read the serip- l ture lesson a paper based on the theme worship was given by mrs parkin the wa theme hymn and prayer closed the devotional the programme departed from the usual trend mr milton mowbray showed colored slides of many beauty spots including gardens and snow scenery also slides of right around home with kin- sale folk these slides were thoroughly enjoyed by everyone present at the close of the eve ning miss roxena ledgett as sisted by mrs farndale served lunch and a social half hour was spent mr and mrs m ferri and david of huttonville were sun day visitors with mr and mrs george curl mrs kenneth beer and son kevin of brougham spent fri day with her parents mr and mrs w ormiston mr and mrs phil lovick of kitchener mrs clare brown and miss grace davidson of oshawa were recent visitors with mr and mrs m parkin mr and mrs h stell and family spent sunday with the latters parents mr and mrs b harris ip toronto mr and mrs r lee were sunday callers on relatives at raglan 57 speeders caught at milliken chief c wideman of the markham township police re ports that the weekend and elec tion day were relatively quiet in the township monday the speed trap was in use at milliken and 57 motor ists were caught speeding on kennedy road through use of the trap speeding on the don mills rd has been slowed con siderably mt pis6ah mrs l smith mrs l patenden wednesday june 26 straw- i berry festival at the church a variety program to follow the supper includes guitar music by clare sturdy and jean mor gan lansing jim sleeth van- dorf with his musical saw rowland moddle will recite ful ler family oak ridges musical numbers and the ever popular men of zion supper will be served from 530 tickets now on sale ad ults 125 children 10 and under 35c twentyseven members of the monkman family had a family gathering at the home of mr and mrs harry smith on sun day congratulations to mr and mrs harvey biddlecombe on june 21st for their 44th wedding anniversary the gormley institute execu tive met at the home of mrs george boynton last wednes day evening to plan the years program there will be no insti tute meeting this month mr william stanford from england is visiting his niece and family mr and mrs will ash congratulations to mary pat- tenden on passing her grade v piano music exam at the to ronto conservatory of music the sunday school picnic will be held at stouffville park on tuesday july 16 misses doris and phebe nes- bitt of toronto spent the week end with mr and mrs harold botham and boys mrs robinson and bessie are spending some time with mr and mrs loy carr mr and mrs leslie smith and children called on her uncle wesley c gohn at markham sunday afternoon when mem bers of his family gathered on his eightieth birthday last week was a really busy ore for most of the folks in this district it started of course with election day monday and everybody had a finger in that pie the outcome is still making news on saturday night neighbours and friends of mr and mrs j paterson 7th line pulled off the surprise party of the year as you probably know by now the paterson family is leaving us for a western climate alberta to be exact and more than sixty- people gathered at the old home stead to wish them bon voyage and the very best of luck in their future home they will be sorely missed by the commun ity mrs paterson is a tireless worker in all community activi tieschurch school and recre ation missed almost as much as the family will be the gentle roar of the old blue dodge as it makes its appointed rounds day j after day but back to the par- i ty rev davis of the stouffville united church made the presen tation of gifts to jack mickey the going away presents were two very fine pieces of luggage and a lovely chest of silverware everything went off beautifully the food brought by the guests was delicious a highlight of the evening was an oldfashioned singsong led by tom phillips and his guitar all in all it was a most pleasant evening mr herbert our school principal was on hand to represent good old ss 11 once again much luck and happy times to the pat erson family from all of us we hope they never forget the folks back home the second big event of the week took place thursday june 13th the 1st ballantrae scouts cubs held their second annual father son banquet at cedar beach park pavilion some 96 fathers sons and friends turned out to enjoy a very delicious dinner arranged by the mothers of the sons a great deal of credit is due to all who had a hand in making this banquet a really successful evening the group committee did a very fine death brownsberger on tues day june 18th 1957 at ring- wood henry brownsberger be loved husband of the late hettie brown in his 92nd year dear father of edgar alma mrs ross vague mervin and ida deceased resting at the resi dence of his daughter mrs ross vague for service on thursday june 20 at 2 oclock interment in widemans cemetery job of organizing arranging and presenting a most interesting programme a big thankyou must go to mr davies who so very kindly made cedar beach pavilion and all its equipment available for the big evening guests for the evening were the district commissioners for both scouts and cubs and also mr davison and his pack from mel villepeachs several boys re ceived special awards among them scout bud henderson as best scout in the troop and cub frank plummer as best cub young lloyd mowder received a prize for being top salesman in the recent sale of cards by the boys the grey six led by sr sixer john wylie won the award for leading group each of the boys received scout money purses mr tom phillips and his faithful guitar were once again called upon to make music the boys really sang out and the dads did pretty well too sixteen mothers turn ed out to lend a hand with the preparing serving and of course the inevitable washing up the ladies all volunteered and did a wonderful job saturdays bake sale held by ballantrae wa in stouffville arena was a great success al most forty dollars was raised the variety and quantity of baked goods was a pleasure to see thanks to all who so gen erously donated to make the sale so successful there was a slight accident at the school last week billy storry came out second best in an encounter with a baseball bat it took several stitches to close up a very nasty cut on his ear battle scarred but happy billy is back at school showing off his neatly sewn ear hem stitched no less any of you who havent been up the seventh lately do go if only to appreciate the work rec ently done by the road crew to say the least its smooth thanks for the calcium job done on the lakeshore rd and just in time too this sunday was probably as busy as it will ever get this year temperance winners receive their prizes 78 citizens at york manor home the old people of the county shouldnt be considered as wornout street cars they de serve the best said reeve fred armstrong woodbridge when the york manor commission re port was presented to county council the work of mr and mrs peter wilde was commen ded and the operation of york manor farm by artchie ritchie was praised we appreciate the way mr and mrs wilde treat the resi dents at york manor said reeve william clark chairman of the commission they re spect the atmosphere of a home not an institution religious services are conduc ted each sunday afternoon at york manor ministers from newmarket and aurora take their turn in holding these ser vices at present there are 34 wo man and 44 men at the home for the aged all metropolitan toronto residents have been moved to greenacres improvements to the home this year included the panelling of the walls in the residents dining room the ceiling was covered with acoustic tile vinyl tile flooring has been laid in two dormitories the rate charged for paying guests is the per diem costs of operating york manor for the 1 previous year the 1957 rate is s214 residents in receipt of pension and having no other means of income receive five dollars per month as pocket money i feel the farm is an asset to york manor said mr clark we have a lot of people going to the countys home for the aged with rural backgrounds they like that rural atmosphere that the farm gives york manor they can go into the fields and barn as they did on their own farms and it makes them feel more at homd i am a strong supporter of the farm added mr arm strong york county should continue to maintain a farm at its home for the aged content ment is worth all the gold in the land a visit to york manor will show anyone that its resi dents are happy there mr and mrs i smith attend ed memorial decoration day at newmarket cemetery last sun day several from here attended the sessions of the christian congregational conference last week at keswick quite an interesting ceremony took place at sunday school last sunday morning when the pub lic school puplls who had sub mitted posters at the last tem perance speaking contest which was held at newmarket were presented the prizes as given by the temperance federation our school had 19 entrants and seven winners our teachers mrs burnett and mrs tait are to be com mended for their effort toward this achievement mr and mrs d wilkinson and i family have moved to kitchener miss pat smith of ottawa and miss helen lemon are holiday ing at hawks lake mr and mrs v waggs and mr and mrs tindall attended the tindau reunion at york county park on saturday mr and mrs burroughs and children were at woodville on the weekend mr herbert of vivian ably supplied the pulpit here on sun day morning and mrs h tom- linson and mr eugene baker gave a solo i mrs burger of toronto mrs c lemon and mrs j tarr at tended the mitchellward re union at greenwood park on saturday mrs e baker was a guest at a trousseau tea at richmond hill on saturday afternoon mr myers and miss crosby of zephyr were guests of mr dollar sale at ap see what a dollar buys check the savings ann page 3 varieties reg 2 tins 25c save 13c aylmer choice quality reg 2 tins 21c save 16c aked beans diced beets ap applesauce kleenex white cross tissue sardines fancy quality reg 2 tins 31t save 9c chubby and regular reg 2 boxes 39c save 17c interlake save 13c reg 2 rous 25c brunswick brand reg 3 tins 29c save 7c 9 11 7 6 9 11 15 ei tins 15 oi tins 15 or tins boxes rolls tins 100 100 100 100 100 1 00 ap supermarket 25 glen watford dr agincourt open thursday and friday nights til 9 pm lots of free parking see aps ad in the toronto star and telegram for more savings on ap superright quality meats and fre fruits and vegetables tper fwfarkefs th gat atiantk i facihc ta comrant ito most successful married men owe a lot to their wives but how do you get them to pay and mrs a w storry on sun day mr and mrs j k tranmer were in newmarket sunday to see mr g kellington his friends here will be glad to know that although confined to bed he is gradually improving in health the stouffyllie tribiwh thorvwy fe 20ti 1957 pice 1 tenders invited milk and ice cream tenders to supply milk and ice cream to the school cafeteria at ajax high school from september 1 1957 to august 31 1958 will be received by the pickering district high school board at the office of the bulnets adminis trator box 183 pickering ontario up to july 5 1957 tenders will be enclosed in a scaled envelop marked tenders to supply milk and ice cream it will be necessary for the successful tender to supply some refrigeration equipment for milk and loo cream all information in reference to the above may be ob tained from the business administrator the lowest or anv tender will not necessarily be accepted b jamieson a boss irwin chairman business admlnlstra tor jbgkssss3bgiaoex tenders invited milk and ice cream tenders to supply milk and ice cream to the school cafeteria at pickering district high school from septem ber 1 1957 to august 31 1958 will be received by the pick ering district high school board at the office of the busi ness administrator box 18s pickering ontario up to july 5 1957 tenders will be enclosed in a sealed envelope marked tenders to supply milk and ice cream it will be necessary for the miccessful tender to supply some refrigeration equipment for milk and ice cream all information in reference to the above may ik ob tained from the business administrator the lowest or anv tender will not necessarily be accepted b jamieson a ross ikwiw chairman business administrator tenders invited coal tenders to supply one hundred and filly tons more or less of mixed nut and bituminous coal having a heat content of 13000 to 13500 btu per pound delivered to pickering district high school will be received by pick ering district high- school board at the office of the busi ness administrator box 183 pickering ontario up to july 5 1957 tenders are to be enclosed in a sealed envelope and marked tender to supply coal all information in reference to the above may be ob tained from the business administrator the lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted b jamieson a ross irwin chairman business administrator tis-xkms-afcimmsbriei- tenders invited coal tenders to supply one hundred and twenty five tons more or less of mixed nut and bituminous coal having a heat content of 13000 to 13500 btu per pound delivered to ajax high school will be received by pickering district high school board at the office of the business administra tor box 183 pickering ontario up to july 5 1957 tenders are to be enclosed in a sealed envelope and marked tender to supply coal all information in reference to the above may le ol- tained from the business administrator the lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted b jamieson a ross irwin chairman business administrator imeaeas tribune classifieds pay off stouffville lions club and street dance ron tomlinson sevenpiece orchestra wed june 26 draw for 21 rca victor color tv set with one year service contract bingo games fish pond for the children admission free proceeds for lions welfare work