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hull the stourtyiui tmwhe thcnity my w t958 tenth con markham turned into speedway says correspondent mothers are a harried lot with johnny playing circus on the top of the silo or executing a villain ous sentence in the barn wheth- er its robinson crusoe in the old swimming hole or fishing in the well holidays are a wor- ry to mothers but these pranks are kid stuff and they usually come through them with fly ing colors and a lot of happy memories that turn into the good old days by the time they have grandchildren if you not ice a look in the eyes of moth- ers that seem more like fear than worry it is not caused by the holiday pranks or imagina- tive summer games that every mother expects it is the maniac al drivers who have turned the 10th concession into a stock car track some of the antics wit nessed on this road by teenage drivers are enough to make your hair curl a few years ago we made a lot of noise and fin ally got a 30mile limit sign for cedar grove we might just as well have haggled for a coke for all the heed that is paid to it at the same time we found out that a license number re- ported to the police is not an effort entirely wasted the culprit cannot be fined on such a report but heaven help him if a cop spies him and finds his number on the citizen re cord so remember if you can get the kids out of the weaving path wipe the dust from your eyes and gather your tattered wits enough to get the number phone the police at once and keep on and on because if some thing isnt done about these fast drivers there will be a tragic ob ject lesson as sure as can be there may be a few who will claim that 1958 was the year the garden party was rained out but only a few most of the large audience that spotted the cedarena hillside on saturday july 25tb night ignored the spattering at intermission and stayed to see the whole show the show itself was good not excellent but good it was better in some spots than in others the omis sion from the programme of the popular williams brothers was a great disappointment but the del rio family provided ar exciting and skillful substitute ted rust had the front row watchers nearly hysterical with his clever ventriloquism and al bert marson billed as outstand ing was outstanding indeed in more ways than one penny nichols hit her stride in the second half of the programme and the visitors to elm grove who left early missed her at her doublejointed best the prettiest sight rom high on the hill was the rythmic moving about the stage as the enchant ed strings spun out their de lightful music jack ayre serves much more ovation than he receives somehow with no rehearsal he manages to de cipher the hieroglyphics handed to him by the performers on minute slips of crumpled paper some look like chinese laundry checks and accompany each act so that the whole show runs as though they had been re hearsing for a week it is a sur prising feat did you notice the pops and bangs on the town line on the fourth of july our american- canadians celebrating their na tional holiday with traditional fireworks and ice cream gallons of it bob dare son gary and don mcclennan had a weekend fish ing trip over the holiday lots of fishing talk when they came home but no fish at our house bible school will begin at the mennonite church on monday july 14th and will continue jo gooasssbbbappebcssabooat ma ma cm ready to take home ur size reg size 189 169 place orders early carload groceteria phone stouffville 280 3tatxat3083m3txaac3at3cocggggc yaughan twp offers fire fighting services to markham twp t v yr vttt t jpamm theatre stouffville phone stouffville 91 doors open nightly at 645 last time to see wr sayonqra this thursday night friday saturday july 11 12 matinee saturday 2 pm dicksons hill after an absence of 33 years mr and mrs wm kather of araaud manitoba were guests in the moyer home and called on friends in the vicinity they will bo remembered as the family with whom the late mr and mrs henry grove shared their home when many families who had fled from russia spent winter in ontario on route to western canada to establish new homes many of their acquaintenccs have passed on in the intervean- ing years and they were especial ly happy to meet mr anthony hoover and family mr kathler possesses a keen memory and sense of humor and they thor oughly enjoyed the few days at dicksons hill they are farm ing a large acreage in the peace river district and wish to be remembered to any friends they were unable to contact mrs reid of oshawa spent a few days with her daughter mrs warren moyer and family the services in the tent on pikes pe3k were enjoyed by those attending in this district elderly residents of bethesda state that almost continuously for 70 years these annual ser vices have been a feature of church life there we welcome mr and mrs blroy belbeck and little son who have taken an apartment on the moyer farm he is presently taking summer courses in tor onto and will be on the markham high school staff this fall mt pisgah mr chester pattenden is re lieving foreman at vandorf for several weeks as the regular foreman is on holidays mr and mrs russell sproxton and howard are on a holiday through the northern part of ontario for a week mr and mrs wallace scott mr and mrs roy smith and their families attended the smithferguson reunion at the home of mr and mrs leslie smith at blackwater mrs j strasler and mr w stanford of england are visiting relatives in this district they are mr and mrs will ash and mr and mrs ronald holmes miss dorothy baycroft being on holidays visited relatives at fulton and hanover during the weekend returning home mon day night mrs n brown and mrs r c baycroft attended the york county institute rally at stouff ville park on thursday of last week miss marjorie sproxton start ed a teachers summer course in toronto this monday it will last five weeks mr and mrs roy howlett had sunday dinner with mr and mrs leslie smith at blackwater xorma and teddy smith spent several days with the scott fam ily last week mrs alvin stephenson and elta enjoyed a motor trip to belleville last week and visited relatives mary and elwood pattenden accompanied by audrey and al vin thompson visited howard pattenden at blackwater and had supper with leslie and ruth smith also having supper with them was mr and mrs harold botham and boys the pupils and parents at no 6 school had a social evening at the school on thursday evening june 26 and presented mrs schaffenberg the teacher for the past two years with a lovely briefcase the pupils of ss no 7 had a busy afternoon thursday june 26th mrs sutton who has been the junior teacher for the past two years is going back to col lege this fall she was presented with a gift from the pupils mr harry hunt the principal who is being married in august was presented with a gift in honor of his approaching mar riage mr and mrs alt hark of tor onto are spending a couple of weeks holidays with mr and mrs harvey biddlecombe in reply to a request from markham township recenly vaughan twp has replied that they intend to establish a fire- fighting unit on yonge street at richvale and would be glad to take care of fire protection in markham twp for annual standby time of s500 plus s60 for each fire attended regard less of time this offer was placed before markham twp at their regular council meeting on monday af ternoon and reeve clark sug gested that the fire committee interview richmond hill and if possible arrange for continued service at present rates until fau want bylaw enforced council is in receipt of a com plaint regarding the operation of a nursing home by anne marci at lot 31 con 1 an area designated as residential as this is the third such home in operation council was requested to enforce the bylaw when the matter came to the attention of council on monday it was stated that thornhiu village trustees favored the bylaw being en forced mrs marci requested that the area be rezoned to permit oper ation of the home councillor mcneil stated that since this was the third such home in the area thornhiu trus tees be asked to attend the next council meeing reeve clark said that he rec ognized the need for such homes but stated it was hoped that over a period of the next two years the county would ar range the erection of county homes which would make the use of many of these private homes unnecessary salaries approved markham twp police com mittee informed council that the new schedule of salaries as of fered recently had been accept ed preparing specifications for paving program chairman gar lehman report ed to stouffville municipal coun cil at their regular meeting on thursday evening that specifi cations were now being pre pared for the department of highways for paving a few hundred feet on several of the towns busiest side streets council plans to spend between four and five thousand dollars this year on such permanent streets to date clerk ralph corner reported approximately s12000 has been spent on main tenance this amount includes the largescale oiling program and patching members agreed that since less than 1000 remained in the 1958 budget for maintenance no more extra help should be used by the road foreman the streets on which the road committee plan to place pave ment for a short distance from main st are church st and mill st which will be curbed as well as the municipal st o brien ave and possibly lloyd avenue and market street sev eral other stretches of roadway will receive tar and rolled chips fifty percent of the cost of these expenditures are paid by the dept of highways street chairman lehman also reported that a price is to be obtained on a tarvia sidewalk on the south side of main street from college st to spring st similar to that to be placed to the high school from harold st north on edward parking bylaw the towns new parking by law was presented by bylaws chairman councillor ken wagg and council gave three readings and passed the bylaw in its re worded form will now be re turned to the dept of highways for final signature bituminous coal moves by barge over the ohio river at the rate of 28 million tons per year ringwood church service at 1110 am sundav julv 13th the daily vacation bible school at 9 am monday to friday inclusive a group of stouffville memor ial christian church folks put on the missionary program at the ce prayer meeting monday night june 30th the topic by the speaker mrs lottie baker and the male quartet presenta tions were specials as well as the rest of the program thank you again stouffville mr and mrs fred steckley spent part of july 1st with miss shirley steckley and miss ruth fox also visiting mrs r bruels and sister mrs travis friday afternoon they called on sir and mrs albert reesor 212 chis- holm ave toronto a group of folks met at the church on thursday evening to get ready for bible school and look over and become familiar with lessons to be taught miss belle mitchell has re turned to london after spending two weeks with her niece mrs k campbell miss mitchells ad dress is 747 waterloo st some of our ladies attended a shower given by miss nelda dunkeld and mrs joyce mc dowell at the home of mrs f wagg stoufcville in honor of miss helen lemon who will be a bride this month miss jennie fockler who is staying at stouffville nursing home had several visitors sun day afternoon mrs k ellis and miss peggy miss marjorie clark mr and mrs norman nigh mr and mrs j fockler miss nettie fockler mr and mrs f steck ley three men of our town are also at the nursing home mr sinclair mr s miller mr w vague mr and mrs a reid spent sunday with daughter nancy at timagami a town north of north bay mr and mrs leland etamer- two hundred entries in flower show there were two hundred ex hibits in the flower classes at the local show on monday eve ning this was a joint show with markham and mt albert horti cultural members being asked by the stouffville society to par ticipate and to provide the pro gram the judges were mr and mrs murray muirhead of leaside readings were given by mr i walters of mount albert and mr carman lewis of markham showed coloured pictures of his trip to the british isles and eur ope announcement was made that the stouffville societys annual summer flower show will be held on wednesday aug 13th the sewing section has been discontinued for this year and more classes added to the flower section prizes were awarded as fol lows delphinium 1 spike rev d sargeant mrs m storey mrs l forsyth delphinium 3 spikes rev sargeant m mertens mrs r vague lily 1 stem m mertens mrs c james mrs c burk- holder rose 1 bloom mrs m storey mrs o burton jean pipher vase of aov mrs c nolan mrs ross vague mrs m storey pansy arrang m mertens mrs farthing mrs storey basket with delphinium pred m mertens lome gillion mrs timbers canterbury belle arrang mrs storey mrs farthing mrs eadie m arrang with roses mrs farthing mrs burton grace dowdell m arrang in a pitcher mrs storey mrs a ratcliff lome gillion arrang using driftwood mrs nolan mrs farthing m mertens dining table center mrs storey mrs farthing m mer tens shadow box arrang mrs farthing m mertens arrang with white flowers mrs c burkholder mrs far thing jean pipher modern floral arrang m mertens mrs storey mrs rat- cliff arrang in an unusual con tainer mrs farthing m mertens mrs a campbell vase for living room mrs a campbell mrs storey mrs c james corsage mrs farthing mrs storey mrs m bunker cup saucer arrang mrs i chapman mrs a thomas mrs a ratcliff bird houses for public school children david james tom bunker bob harman poster competition for the children robert mcnair lome thompson merle mur phy carol kennedy kenneth seaman hon mention robert williams the composer of carry me back to old virginny james a bland was born in flushing new york son of matheson are visiting hi3 mother mrs a emmerson for a few days folks are more friendly af om1nbon green giant ungraded green peas 2 35 york spkciati pickles bread butter 6 oi iu 25 clarks special tomato juice 3k nabob 25c off pack spkciali instant coffee 5 79c clarks with chili sauce spkciati pork beans 3 s 47c dsl black special tea bags 75 richmello special salad dressing 33c york brand special tomatoes canned 2 2ooi 37 culverhouse cream corn 2 35c save ox riohmello special ice cream 89 meat specials presswoods pork shoulders smoked 49c fe presswoods weiners 45c produce specials california ripe peaches 29 large florida watermelons s 89 arriving fresh daily strawberries peas cabbage etc values effective at your stouffville dominion store until pm snturdny july 5 1158 dominion stores ltd all merchandise sold at your dominion store is unconditionally guaranteed to give you 100 satisfaction buy smithcorona typewriters south ontario softball league thursday july 10 pickering vs brooklin friday july 11 port perry vs brougham monday july 14 brooklin vs mt zion tuesday july 15 pickering vs port perry wednesday july 16 brougham vs pickering 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