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jsassissji had fun digging indian relics you are invited the board of health york county health unit cordially invites you to attend the official reopening of its main office 171 main st newmarket on wednesday sept 25th at 3 pm wanted more cream shippers for best results ship your cream to stouffville creamerv we pay two cents more per pound butterfat for cream delivered to the creamery to have our truck call phone 186w stouffville creamery co cold storage lockers for rent opportunity this area canadian company operating on a national male has immediate opening cor amhitlous men or women to manage local business dealing with ome of canadas largest chain stores can be handled in spare hours at start if desired honesty and depend ability more important than past experience our liberal financial assistance enables rapid expansion this is a business on a high plane for high type men or women of character only applicants must have approx 170000 which is secured and good references these openings will pay you exceptionally high monthly income immediately and rapidly increase as business expands trefcr applicants aspiring earnings from 1000001 to20o0000 yearly no high pressure men wanted as vo selling required if you ran qualify and hare necessary cash write today giving phone number and particulars for local interview write manager ro box so 115 station b montreal quebec by caroline ogilvy continued from last week besides artifacts there are features as the archaeologists term unusual signs in the ground sorre of the simplest of these are rings- of stones often cracked by fire surrounding a burned place in the ground these were hearths for cooking and warmth or perhaps as watchfires in a burial ceremony the burial ground itself was the biggest most intriguing fea ture the burials looked like those of a highly developed re ligion not crude and not very superstitious they were cre- mation burials showing only a 1 ritualistic handful of bone plac ed in the grave on top of a thin layer of powdered red ochre some times a few cache blades appeared with a burial as gifts to the dead but these indians did not believe in a use of the body after death and so includ- i ed nothing for the use of the dead in an afterlife still the burial ground was always cho sen overlooking running water so that the spirits might be happy in this beautiful place since this was a camp there was a lot more than digging go- t ing on first there were the i tents every so often in a high j wind one would fall down that i was uproarious if you were on 1 the outside the tents about 14 of them were in a semicircle behind the pavilion originally a park refreshment stand now our dininghall workroom kit chen and even dormitory if it rained too hard and you had a leaky tent at the centre of the semi circle was the firepit where we often sat at night around a campfire and sang to the ac companiment of dr emersons guitar and a huge drum belong ing to one of the boys behind the kitchen was the cantankerous old woodstove on which we cooked one cold night in a desperate survival effort we stoked the stove till it glow- ed red on top the customary raid of the kitchen had revealed nothing edible when the pots of water kept on the stove for coffee in the morning and hot dishwater gave the young crowd an idea we rummaged in the ice box for wieners and boiled us some hot dogs the next mor ning there were dour complaints about vhe coffee wakey wakey was at 730 when the early rising dr em erson shaking the tents and the smells of bacon and eggs per haps french toast or even pan cakes drew the laziest sleepers out to brave the cold for break fast work began after breakfast in the trenches when one of the field directors gave the ac customed order out to the salt mines you peasants we worked in fivefoot squares scraping with pointing trow els or for specially delicate work grapefruit knifes so af not to break anything we struck when we touched something the whole floor of the square had to be levelled to the depth of our find before taking it out this kept an accurate record of how deep and exactly where each piece was found but oh the patience needed to stem curios ity while levelling twenty square feet of sand to see what goody you had found in each square we dug three levels of three inches each ex cept in the burials where a minimum of eleven levels was necessary thirtythree inches goodies as one of the field directors liked to call the arti facts were placed in paper bags on which was marked the num ber of your square and the level the squares were in double rows of about- twenty squares each and a sixinch wall was left between one square and the next in the burials people com monly disappeared it is not thought that any were lost this i way but many diggers had to be helped out to avoid breaking the dry sand walls in the ordinary 9inch squares people generally grouped by age and many friendships developed while we were hard at work if we broke off early enough at noon we went swimming down at the baths if we did not go swimming we went dirty the baths were hollows filled with flowing water among the majestic remains of the iong sault rapids the sight from the bank forty feet above look ed like any river bottom but when we were down among the giant slabs of limestone that had made the rapids roar they were awesome the whole bottom was like a huge tabletop with little grooves here and there in which flowed the green water of the st lawrence only about four feet deep in the cracks the wa ter was warm and lovely for bathing if we went down farther to the east we could swim in deep water or even dive off one handy rock but the baths were the favourite place by 530 we needed baths again for the sand was dry and blowing and throwing it from the square usually spread it all over the neighbouring diggers even though we occasionally the applause is all for the a general motors value fads are no substitute for fashion extreme styling flares up and diesout quickly but thelines that linger are the lines where beauty and dignity gracefully bltnd most popular proof of this is the pontiac you see here for here is a flair for fashion and fine finish no other car in its class can offer you too will find pontiacs elegant look a most eloquent tribute to your own good taste see your local pontiac dealer soon be distinctive drive a mmzs chas cooper ltd patrick motors claremont ont stouffville ont tried not to after supper when it began to get dark fishing with a hand- line down in the rapids was a good sport we never caught anything at nighr there was a lovely though odd sight seen on the river we lived in a selfcon tained camp roughing it out- ofdoors for the most part cut off from the civilized ways of living except for tourists jet downstream from us just a scant quarter of a mile was rising the magnificent manmade structure called long sault dam in the night the brilliant blue mercury lamps and mailer yel low lights marking off the sec tions of the dam and pinpoint ing gigantic crane booms were reflected in the water below and lit the camp more brightly than a full moon could incessant noises of diesel trucks and clanking cranes pour ing concrete came to us loudly across the night distances it is beautiful the romance of progress but so hard to rec oncile with the romance of an cient mysteries yet to be un ravelled by archaeology business directory delicious lunch- an invitation to cherrywood on sept 11th and to centennial on sept 12th was announced mrs fred bearej gave a reading entitled chris- j tian citizenship self control and the new study book or ja j pan was introduced by mrs al lan reesor and mrs bill butch er the worship was taken by i mrs archie little using the theme the joy of christian friendship and the scripture was read by mrs jo reesor a hymn and prayer closed the mee ting auctioneers cedar grove thursday sept 12 at the end of this month the usa will receive warmly we hope anoltier canadian who has chosen to make her home across the border leona brown will take up residence in florida and we wish her good luck and much happiness in her new home in a new country not so long ago about seven years leona returned from a year in england so the uprooting pro cess is not new to her but she may find she sees more of her friends from cedar grove in florida than she saw when she lived in toronto on sunday ida tapscott entertained a few of leonas close friends at a tea to bid her bon voyage jessie sutherland is on the move again too this time a tour of englands cathedrals is luring her from home the re turn trip is to be made through the bahamas so it should be a delightful holiday speaking of travellers aud rey murison recently returned from a trip abroad back to tea ching now it must seem like a wonderful dream our cne winners in the art of cooking are so reticent to sing their own praises around here that it is very hard to find out who won what however ma bel reesor is still the butter tart queen with a first to prove it and bea petrie ranked high in the chocolate cake category with son bruce holding his own in several categories rev pick will be the speaker at the anniversary services at zion church on sunday sept 22nd rally day is this sunday and parents are asked to have their children at the church by 930 church and sunday school will hold combined services at 945 in case it never gets mentioned again this months community club meeting will be held at the home of mr and mrs john petrie mrs charles whittaker pres ident of the wms held the sep tember meeting with mrs jo reesors group in charge of the ads serve you at your convenience re ad them to fill needs run them to reach the right people the stouffville tribune the powder puff beauty salon joy oxeiu open tuesday and thursday nishts closed monday for appointment call slouff 465 after hours call slouff 08wl marie jack hairdressing second street stouffvtllo permanent waving hair styling and shapina thono 381 joy beauty salon permanent waving individual styling razor shaping mrs verna austin prop phone stouffville 98w2 william st north accounting and income tax services william e davis accountant formerly with dept national revenue taxation division suite s01 62 richmond st w empire 40555 call collect ontario fuel board in the matter of the municipal franchises art chapter 241 kso 1050 section it as amended and in the mater of applications by consumers gas company of toronto for approval of proposed llylnu and franchise agreement of the undermentioned municipalities between the respective municipalities and the applicant granting to he applicant the right to extend its works and pipes into the said municipal ities axii in the matter of and application b con sumers gas company of toronto for an order declar ing and directing thai the assent of the municipal electors of the respective municipalities is not neces sary to urh bylaws corporation of township of rrock corporation of township of montague corporation of township of macaulay corporatlon of township of tccumseth corporation of township of thorah corporation of township of north elmsley corporation of township of percy corporation of township of txbrldge corporation of township of kama corporation of township of ops corporation of township of emily corporation of village of heavcrton corporation of town of campbcllford corporation of town of txbrldge corporation of town of itenfrcw corporation of village of omemee notice of hearing the ontario fuel board hereby appoints monday september 23rd 1057 at 10 oclock in ths forenoon eastern daylight saving time ai the office of the hoard suit 111 4 richmond street east toronto ontario for the hearing of the above application and all perons interested therein copies of hie application bylaws and franchise agreements may be inspected and further particulars ob tained at the offices of the clerk of each municipality the applicant the solicitors fur hie applicant messrs zimmerman haywood turvllle ill richmond street west toronto ontario or this hoard notice of application to dispense with vote of municipal electors take notice that al ilir bovc hcarinc the board trill he atktfl to itsaa n onlrr rlerlarink n ljrrrlne that ikr ent of the reiclire municipal elector to the pimnc ft aff lt3 i not nrrcmjtrj dated at toronto this ire ilay of september 1037 ontario n 11 hoard va it froier chairman v it hoiiarrt f vmninonr sellers atkinson ph asia jolwj ph sto 11 licensed auctioneers and 5ale managers over 30 tears experience sales conducted aayivbert spe cializing in farm stock furni ture aad property sales au tales personally listed and ad vertised bills prepared and posted at no extra cost our rates are most reasonable for this complete tervlca which really pays off no sale too big or too small ken clarke prentice auctioneers licensed and autborited for the counties of york and ontario farm stock implements house hold furniture real estate ssles our specialty at fair and reasonable rates dual service for the price of one mtlilken po ph ax ss9s1 markhara po ph mark 246 i prentices have been established auctioneers slnca 1s90 a s farmer licensed auctioneer fork cty oxbridge plckerlni townships farm stock and furniture sales a specialty addresa gormley po telephone gormley 5311 ambulance service b y r ambulance 24 hour jerrlce ambulance taxi richmond hill richmond hfll tu 41500 tu 41408 b a i cabs r cabs brierbush hospital day and night strrlce maternity medical and surgical member of the allied private hospital association government licensed main street east stonffrllle chiropractors a c kennedy chiropractor church street stouffville tuesday and friday 9 to 12 am wm s baird dc doctor of chiropractic xray hri 1012 24 79 and by appointment wednesday excepted s2t main st n markham ont telephone 701 optometrie e a grubin ro optometrist picton stoufftllle at stouffville office on tha fol lowing mondays and tuesdays september 10th and 17th oct 21 22 nov 18 1 phones 86j3 and 25j1 garnet v gray ro optometrist wm birkett residence main st west 3 doors west of albert st phone 40j2 for appointment hours 10 am to 500 pm every tuesday evening by appointment stouffville machine fir tool works telephone 253 rear of cnr station electric and acetylene welding farm machinery machinery repairs m stouffville floral roses wedding bouquets funeral designs cut flowers ihone 70w dental neil c smith lds dds graduate of university of toronto office over canadian bank of commerce telephone i87w stouffville e s barker uds- dds honor graduate of university of toronto office over harolds griu tbone 2t4v stouffville medical dr s s bll physician and surgeon xray office corner of obrien main phone 196 coroner for york county drs mitchell smith physicians a surgeons xray phone 230 stouffville office hours daily 912 am 1 4 pm 7 9 pm wednesday office closed in am sunday office open 2 8 pm legal robert w mcvey barrister solicitor 103 rouge crest 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