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york county council urgently asked for 80000 for hospital a request for a grant of beds and 16 bassinettes to 113 80000 was made to york beds and 36 bassinettes and at county council in session at the same time the following newmarket on tuesday by the j services were added modern york county hospital appear- kitchen and staff dining room lng before council to explain operating suite with two major the hospitals ugent need for and one minor operating rooms financial assistance were v a and five recovery beds labora- speer chairman of the hospital tory emergency department board of directors and c a with minor operating room and cathers mp who chaired the additional xray equipment public campaign for funds for p tota ot project the addition to york county ss09000 funds collected hospital the request was re- and pedg am0u to 736- 1 xerred to the finance committee m i a deficit in the lor study and a report back to building fund of 53000 council mr spear told county coun cil members that 148768 is needed to put the hospital in a liquid financial position this deficit is a result of deficit in building and equipment fund for the new building 53000 working capital required for which no provision was made at the time of expansion or prev ious to it 70x100 operating losses for five years 1953 to 2957 excluding depreciation 55800 this amounted to 178 mr cathers explained that the expansion had been planned originally to take place in stages township of markham tenders for padftdig the municipal office building tenders win be received by the undersigned until 5 pm moxday feb it 1058 for the painting of the township of markham municipal office building located in butttille specifications may be obtained at the address of the under signed the lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted 381 h c g crisp clerktreas township of markham rri gormey ont because both the- federal and provincial governments have doubled their grants on new construction i have checked on the possibility of having them made retroactive but that is not possible he explilned extraordinary expenses in cluded in the operating loss sale register auctioneers a 8 farmer phono gormler 0811 sellers a atkjnsox ph ax 84771 stonft sos ken a clarke prentice ph ax 35887 mirkhim 848 with the first one costing ap- j were listed thev were loss on proximately s650000 but it was indigents in 1956 6087 loss decided to complete the third due to transition period audi- floor with the operating suite tors estimate 25000 1957 as the cost would be much loss on indigents 19180 and 1957 bond interest 12563 had it not been for these additional greater if delayed he added to explain the deficit in working capital it was stated expenses it was explained oper- that the funds required to fin ance the accounts receivable as of dec 31 1957 amounted to 800 mr spear added from s106 from this couw te this was deducted the special grant of 30000 given the hos pital by york county last year and it left a balance of 148000 the capacity of the hospital was increased in 1956 from 55 camulthens scour tablets for veterinary use onlx dose for scours give calf 6 tablets every 6 boon for i doses preventative dose give 3 tablets dally for first 7 to 10 days easy to administer can be given to graduated doses keep same strength it kept dry m tablets s225 100 tablets 400 houstons rexall drug store storeys ida drug store deducted accounts payable 60 day purchases of 36000 this leaves a balance of 70000 operating losses since 1952 were listed in 1953 the hospital showed a profit of 435 the losses for the next four years are 1954 8450 1955 8147 1956 18293 and 1957 42572 from this total of s107025 was deducted the depreciation which had been included 51192 and left a net cash loss for five years of 55833 reeve clarence davis of au rora asked for an explanation of the big jump in deficit from 1955 to 1956 mr spear said that with the increase in space in 56 it had been necessary to hire extra staff also with the reno vation of the old section there was a dislocation in services and it was not until september 1957 that the hospital had the full use of the old which had i been renovated york county pledged 300- 000 to the hospital building fund payable in yearly insval- ments of 60000 over a five- year period mr cathers ex plained that interest on this which must be paid by the hos pital will amount to approxi mately 45000 over the 5 years this must be included in the operating loss the minister of health has assured me there will be an in crease in maintenance grants to hospitals continued mr ca thers it is unfortunate we ating results for the five years would have shown a small sur plus past due accounts payable were listed as 71031 and cur rent ones as s31855 in addition the hospital board is concerned about the unsecured portion of its load from the bank of mon treal which amounts to 38- 453 because of these urgent needs assistance has been re quested from york county to hie extent of ssooooy explained mr spear sale dates claimed wed feb 19 john t keeler wed feb 16 albert davis thurs mar 6 r c baker tues mar 11 w h hollea wed mar 12 rollla scott tues mar 18 levi frett tues mar 25 b g jackson wed mar 26 arthur jubb thurs mar 27 m a wilson wed apr 2 frank vanbakel note now is the time to book for spring selling and take ad vantage of our special prepara tion and sale management pro gram w d atkinson sale manager auctioneer births iietu mr and mrs philip hetu are happy to announce the birth of their daughter on saturday feb 8th at york county hospital newmarket a sister for wayne adoption bennett murray and agnes bennett announce the arrival of their chosen son craig murray feb 1st 1958 renew your globe and mail at the stouffville tribune built the addiuontwoyears ago save ph richmello coffee at ominion lynn valley cream corn 6 loo canadian maid canned milk ii tm 7 sloo pantry shelf boneless chicken 7 oz tin j f 100 monarch margarine fcfa 4 w 1oo home brand catsup 11 oz bottle 5 1 cuban size 9s pineapples 3 r 10q sunkist size 163s oranges d0z 49 puritan beef stew 4 for 00 save 4c richmello bread 17c devon rindless bacon 69clb kraft cheese whiz 33 8oz jar ah merchandise sold t jour dominion store is guaranteed to giro 100 satisfaction price effective thursday friday and saturday february 18 14 is at dominion stores ltd stouftvllle ont wednesday feb 19 dis persal by auction of 35 bead registered and high jtrade holsteins all tb tested dec 195 vaccinated 3 unit surge milker milk cooler ferguson tractor thresher with shredder nearly new tractor implements rodney garry oats suitable for seed feed grain baled hay wire tied at lot 23 con 6 pick ering township 1 mile west of brougham on no 7 hy and m mile north the pro perty of john t keeler farm sold positively no reserve terms cash faulkner and woods clerks sale of cattle 230 sale starts 1230 pm w d atkinson and gordon sellers sale mgrs and auc tioneers wednesday feb 26 auc tion sale of 30 holsteins reg high grade fresh spring er cows 2 tractors pto baler new sedore loader surge milker near new furniture sows near due approi 2000 bales of mixed hay garry and rodney oats suitable for seed quantity of cob corn the pro perty of albert davis lot 34 con 9 pickering township 3 miles southeast of stouff ville farm sold no reserve owner moving away faulk ner woods clerks terms cash sale at 1 oclock sharp w d atkinson sale manager and auctioneer tuesday mar 4 auction sale of livestock including whiteface cattle sheep and lambs ponies implements in cluding 2 tractors combine baler spreader ford truck household furniture and many articles too numerous to men tion to be held at lot 12 con 9 pickering twp 1 miles east of claremont the pro perty of earl mcmullen s d pollard auctioneer watch for list later 363 wednesday mar 5 auc tion sale of farm stock and im plements 15 head of reg and grade holstein heifers 20 head of reg aberdeen angus cattle and calves mh dlesel tractor with hydraulic system auischalmers wc row crop tractor and mounted equin- ment cockshutt selfpropelled combine model 110 with a pickup attachment forage harvester with corn attach ments including a full line of power implements in good condition quantity of baled hay about 1000 bus of seed oats at lot 29 concession 4 markham twp on don mills rd 4 miles north of no 7 highway the property of m farquharson no reserve as owner giving up farming watch for full list in paper terms cash sale at 1230 sharp del goulding and jim smith clerks alvin s farm er auctioneer thursday mar 6 clear ing auction sale of 2 tractors combine new holland baler near new fertilizer grain drill on rubber nearly new bale elevator good pto mower tractor spreader ex tra good pto weed spray er walker hoof trimming stall like new garden trac tor and cultivator electric clippers 2000 4 tile chicken picker pto side rake grain etc the property of r c baker at lot 17 con 9 pick ering township j4 mile north of claremont on the brock rd note- these implements are an extra good lot and well cared for owner quit ting the farm sold his live stock last fall no reserve terms cash faulkner and woods clerks sale at 130 w d atkinson sale manager and auctioneer saturday mar 8 auction sale of w4 ihc tractor real good new holland wire- tie automatic pickup hay baler with loading chute near new bale elevator new new idea side rake new rubber tired farm wagon new farm implements hay grain etc on lots 19 20 broken front pickering twp on brock rd 2 miles south of no 2 high way property of chris fair sale at 2 pm terms cash no reserve farm sold ken clarke prentice auctioneers tuesday mar 11 com- plete dispersal 50 head off hoylecroft holstelns listed fully accredited vaccinated rop also new unlco bulk cooler new surge milker 3 tractors combine hydraulic forage wagons blowers for age harvester complete line of tractor implements all in extra good condition also the 150 acre farm all under cul tivation new steel barn driving shed milk house 7- room brick house all modern conveniences terms made known time of sale at west half of lot 4 con 8 king township on hy no 27 at nobleton the property of w h bill holies note- this i outstanding herd of holstein cattle tew dairy equipment modern tractor and forage equipment also the 150 acre farm beautifully located on no 27 hy at nobleton will i make this one of the bicgeitj farm sales for 195s good- fellow and orr clerks a m wood rlsgman terms cash farm and cattle sale at 230 j e houck on pedigrees re freshments on the grounds sale starts 1130 am w d atkinson sale manager and auctioneer wednesday mar 12 a clearing auction sale of hol stein cattle vaccinated and tb tested fresh and spring er cows bred heifers ford tractor near new with trac tor implements like new binder extra good milker cooler poultry hay grain straw hogs horses furniture etc the property of rollla scott at lot 15 con 5 whit church 1 u miles east of van- dorf farm sold no reserve terms cash refreshments faulkner and woods clerks sale starts 1230 pm w d atkinson sale manager and auctioneer saturday feb 15 exten sive weekly auction and farmers market at the stouffville sales arena live stock auction at 1 oclock the farmers market saves you money on your eats and wearing apparel let our auc tioneers change your unwant ed goods into cash why not make this your weekly mar ket others do never a dull moment sale every saturday at 1 oclock 4 auction rinss sellers atkinson pollard gafer auctioneers thursday mar 13 auc tion sale of farm stock and implements 75 head of hol stein and hereford cattle tb tested and vaccinated hay and grain the property of reg johnson at lot is con 4 brock twp mile north of blackwater or 2 miles south of sunderland and 2 miles east 24 holstein milk cows number of frch and spring ers bred heifers purebred hereford bull 2 yrs pure bred poll hereford heifer yearling open 12 head of fat cattle s001o00 lbs 5 baby beef number of year lings and calves 2 yr old pony international tractor super h farmall 5 yrs in good shape mcdeering man ure loader new 1949 ford tractor allischalmers com bine 6 ft 2 yrs new holland baler no 77 with wisconsin motor good shape gehl hammer mill mcdeering trac tor manure spreader 2 rub ber tired wagons hay racks snocker hay elevator 24 ft with hp motor full line of machinery approx 1200 bus mixed grain 1000 bales of hay farm sold no reserve terms cash sale at 1230 sharp pinedale wa will pro vide lunch note this is a large sale plan to attend geo edwards and earl innis clerks ted jackson and reg johnson auctioneers wednesday mar 19 auc tion sale of property consist ing of two parcels of land one containing house and lot farm implements and household furniture- at lots 29 and 30 stouffville village plan no 1155 on 10th con south real estate first parcel composed of 5 acres more or less being part of lot 34 con 9 markham twp second parcel house and lot composed of lots 29 and 30 stouffville village plan no 1155 be longing to the estate of the late henry mcmullen sale time 1 pm no reserve terms on chattels cash real es tate subject to reserve bid terms to be made known day of sale s d pollard auction eer ralph faulkner clerk box grove i thirgs are pretty ouiet ar- ound here this past week old man winter seems to have dug right in as if he means to stay for s while so dont forget to j feed the birds they find it pretty hard going when its so cold and their food is under the snow sunflower seeds if you have some are a favorite with j the majority but bread cake j or cookie crumbs and suet or dripping placed where dogs wont get it are most welcome tne farm forum met this week at the home of mr and mrs armstrong next weeks meeting is scheduled for the home of mr and mrs coakwell the box grove united church wa held their february meet ing last week at the home of mrs marg walter during the meeting old christmas caids were used to make enclosure cards for next christmas and the pictures were cut from other cards to be sent overseas woo and cotton have been dis tributed so the members can begin on mitts and aprons for next novembers bazar after the meeting refershments were served by mrs coakwell and the hostess quite a few folks from the viliage attended the concert in markham last friday evening and quite a few more went into toronto to see the ice capades on saturday afternoon this week weather permitting miss myrna speers and mr keith davies are conducting a nature hike all adults and youngsters are welcome meet between 1 and 130 at speers last week a baby shower was held for mrs don kirby nee jessie irwin at the home of miss evelyn mason in mark- hm birthday greetings this week to paul bajari on tuesday dar- lene leeman on thursday and nancy walter 7 years danny dickinson 11 years and twins joyce and gladys gray all on saturday last saturday bobby grant celebrated his third birthday with his nana and grampa grant from yoodbridge and his uncle bruce grant and family from granton visiting with mrs speers over the weekend were her mother and father from toron to mr and mrs bevan visiting with mr and mrs mel waters over the weekend was mrs waters sister and family mr and mrs deschamps of scarboro thi stourtvtlll tribune vmiwf fcbnury 13 1958 ft 1 gormley united missionary church young peoples announce their annual musical nigh featuring the calvary irish quartet yfc trumpet trio and mrs clinton 3ell sunday evening at 730 christ church anglican rev j d tiller rector sunday feb 16th 195s qulnquagesima morning service withdrawn closing service of mission 1130 am holy communion at st philips unionville 10 am junior sunday school 11 am sunday school mon feb 17th evening guild box social at mrs j austins at s15 pm tues 230 pm wa the stouffville tribune mrs p brillinger was in 89th year on friday morning feb 7th mrs peter brillinger passed away at her home in gormley following a stroke suffered on tuesday morning from which she never regained conscious ness born on the fifth concession of whitchurch at bethesda on june 23rd 1869 adeline shaffer second daughter of the late mr and mrs daniel shaffer lived in that community until her marriage to the late peter bril linger on february 6th 1894 and for some years later then in the fall of 1913 they bought the farm in gormley which was known as the samuel baker farm here they lived and work ed together for many years mr brillinger predeceased his wife in july 1955 mrs brillin ger was in her 89th year she is survived by one son roy seven grandchildren and one great grandchild the funeral service on sunday afternoon was held in the heise hill church bishop alvin winger conducted the ser vice assisted by rev j r stec- kley of gormley and rev j h heise of welland rev roy nigh of unionville had charge of the short family service in the home interment was in heise hill cemetery memorial christian church rev f a deaimond pastor sunday feb 16th 1958 10 am sunday bimo school 11 am morning worship 730 pm gospel service wed s pm prayer bible study thurs 730 pm junior and senior choir fri 730 pm bible lecture on book ot malachl by itcv wm pape bloomington christian associated gospel church mr ted simmons minister sunday feb 16th 195s 10 am sunday school for all 11 am morning worship wed 8 pm prayer meeting ringwood christian church rev kcnyon edwards sunday feb 16th 1958 1000 am sunday school 1110 am 730 pm- wor ship service 8 pm monday ce prayer meeting united missionary church gormley bethesda rev c e flunking minister sunday feb 16th 1958 845 am broadcast 1350 kc 10 am communion service 11 am sunday schools 12 noon worship bethesda 730 pm annual musical ser vice calvary irish quartet yfc trumpet trio and mrs clinton bell feb 17 business meeting wi meeting the regular meeting of the stouffville wi will be held at 215 on thursday feb 20 at chrisi church parish hall pro gram con mrs g bartholo mew visitors welcome vivian mccormack memorial church fri 830 valentine toboggan ing party at sarahs home bring sandwiches and cake sunday feb 16th 1958 1030 am sunday school 730 pm evening worship mon 815 note change lad ies meeting at home of mrs lloyd grose tues 800 prayer meeting bible study wed 8 pm young peoples meeting st james presbyterian church stouffville rev d r mckllhcan ca bd sunday feb 16th 1958 10 am morning worship worship with us united church melville peachs bethesda ballantrae rev g davison mr x hodgson sunday feb 16th 1958 10 am bethesda peachs 1130 am melville ballan trae fri feb 21 womens world d3v of prayer service in melville church 230 pm second markham a 15aicek hill baptist churches iicv rruco hlsey sunday feb 16th 1958 second maiklinm prayer service every wed 800 pm xcxt lords day- bible school 10 am morning service 11 am young peoples 730 pm halter hill next lords day bible school 2 pm service 3 pm all welcome united missionary church rev o e bell minister sunday feb 16th 1958 dickson hill 945 am morning worship 1050 am sunday school wed 8 pm prayer and bible study markham 10 am sunday school 11 am morning worship 730 pm evening service thurs 8 pm prayer and bible study a welcome awaits you brethren in- christ church heise hill gormley pastor win vanderbent sunday feb 16th 1958 16 am sunday school 11 am worship service 730 om evangelistic wed 730 pm midweek prayer meeting the lowered electrical poten tial of the atmosphere result ing from atomic explosion does not affect weather conditions it was reported at a recent inter national metcrological meeting parachutes would be useless on the moon because it has no atmosphere the golden mile director mrs marie lyons will present a concert in stouffville united church wed february 19th at s15 pm under the auspices of the stouffville united church choir admission 50c united church stouffville itcv douglas dnvls sunday feb 16th 1958 10 am sunday school 11 am morning worship 730 pm devotional study god and you s45 pm sunday school meet ing tues 730 pm scouts cubs wed 4 pm junior choir thurs 4 pm explorers 7 pm cgit 8 pm choir practice sat feb 15 the explorers are holding an afternoon tea and bazaar in the sunday school room 3 to 5 oclock mon feb 17 the womans association meets rev davis will give an illustrated talk on a holiday in florida show er for victor home wed feb 19 the golden mile mixed choir will present a sacred concert in the church under the auspices of our own choir financial objective choir gowns sat feb 22 at 8 pm the young married couples arc in vited to a octtogether in the sunday school room altona christian united missionary church rev dow sargeant pastor sunday fob 16th 1958 845 broadcast cklb 1350 kc 1030 am sunday school 730 pm evening worship wed 8 pm prayer service all are welcome stouffville baptist church sunday feb 16th 1958 10 am bible school 11 am morning worship 730 pm evangelistic servlc wed 8 pm prayer meeting mmmmmwm vhuhom miubtc thursday evening 800 prayer service and business meeting friday afternoon 330 child rens happy hour sunday feb 16th 1958 sunday school 10 am communion service 1045 am evangelistic service 730 pm comlnc events mar 9th christian education sunday mar 23rd rev ward m shantz mar 30th to apr 6th mission ary convention i lliousht for today i the church that is not a j missionary church will i soon be a missing church saturday 745 pm parkside youth centre sat 70 skating on the pond fellows and rlrls brlns your skates and be pre pared for n rood time of outdoor skating pleasure pm a good gospel film will be shown in hie hall following a valentino ijox social girls pari a ltinh for two fn n fancy bpx hoys brln jour wallets and n good appetite and everyone conio prepared for fun fellowship and food sunday etenlng fireside at 015 this week the broadcast will he made on sondsy evening mulcally iho trumpet trio and duct number with mcrylo a elda von will bo interested in tho quiz teams tills nck it will ik inlonvlllc v dlckhoni hill on arts 10 a 11 come and enjoy this informal lime of christian fellowship harry edwards director