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ballantrae the reriur oontbly toeethy ft the wa was held on wed- u astereoon tss tseerjg was chaired by th president ml a wiuoa it ni decided to start another quilt on mon- instead of the alh being mm4 at the ehoreh it la to be set ap at the been of kn howard 8torry the mem- ban are to mom at choir eos- ts which should malt fc easier to attend tbt building committee for- soed to investigate the svfcool problem mt last wednesday another meeting u to bt held this wedsesdey at the school to decide whether or not there la really need for a school at the lake those most concerned ts i betas asked for in bptte of below aero weather aker wh2 be her frank mnlr t bang up tarn out shoved up at the bjcbre friday the men stole the show all flte prites go- ins to the males mr piper and mr steele played a ladle card won the drat and cosaolatloa prise respectively earcet lageer and mr l calloway won the mens prises the door prise donated by ken odgens garx baltantre was won by mr wllmer ham kj- ehre will be held on friday feb joth at a recent executive meet- ins of home and scho an ex citing evening was passed for the birthday metins of feb i5th the cubs have been asked to put or a short demonstration of some of their work a special enteralnment has been arranged next sunday church service la to be special the guest ape- mr mulr preached at ballaatrae several years aso and has rec ently returned from a mission ary mission in japan he has srjeed that the children attend and scouts are to be on parade the service and brownies cubs because of the weather it will not be the regular march bu rather an orderly procession into church from the basement room mr and mrs archie watson and family enjoyed the company at their home of mr and mrs jack watson and jimmy for sunday dinner the cubs and scouts had an interesting meeting monday night after the regular routine they were shown a film entitled the world at your feet many thanks to mr carl grove of bal- lantrae school for taking lime to come and show the film fhtk r big inside 3 feet shorter outside thats sense thats 1 by studebaker tomdto juice wmer fancy 48 oz 259 margarine monarch ml 25 coffee maxwell house mb bag jjc plckles hillcrest sweet mixed 16oz jar 23 cleanser c0met regularize 2 for 31c y prime rib roast of beef b 69c fresh pork liver 29 cod fillets highliner frozen iibpfcb33cy scbelfs jpooa brucellosis rules do not affect export plan united states regulations con cerning brucellosis and the im portation of cattle should not seriously restrict canadian beef exports says agriculture min ister harkness there are he says about five thousand herds under the bru cellosisfree listed herd policy cattle from all these hards are eligible for export the regulations introduced last november permit entry in to the vs of six classes of cattle 1 cattle from brucellosis- free listed herds 2 cattle from brucellosis cer tified areas 3 cattle from herds which are neither listed nor in certi fied areas but which have pass ed a negative herd test within 90 days 4 cattle up to 30 months of age officially calfhood-vaccin- ated against brucellosis 5 range cattle of the beef breeds from western canada 6 cattle for immediate slau ghter in ontario two counties ox ford and prince edward are al ready certified areas three others halton stormont and dunclas will be certified soon nine other counties are under test and should be completed before summer meanwhile as herds in these counties or else where pass a negative test they are eligible for export testings under woy these 14 counties take in most of the major ontario cattle ex- port area a further 17 coun- ties in the province have been accepted for testing and will be proceeded with as quickly as possible elsewhere in canada prince edward island has been com pletely certified three counties have been certified in nova ccotia and five in new bruns wick and three additional coun ties are under test in each of these provinces seven areas are under test in quebec testing is proceeding in wes tern canada and some areas have been certified as the results of progress in brucellosis testing and the pro vision for the export of western feeder cattle and cattle for im- mediate slaughter the new us requirements should not serl- ously restrict canadian cattle exports concludes the minister markham man did not know goods stolen link does its heaviest work while resting thai on tt tn many ipeto advantages of a patz darn cleaner chain a chain dwgnad rtgl- nttred manufactured tptciaijr for barn cleaner opirotion af the drv tprocktt and an th corner whet it poinft of greatest sfreix the pate link rolls easily smoothly actually being pushed instead of pulled through ts heaviest work simple but affec tive engineering that addi yarn to thw tifm of a barn ceoner gel the pari facts first youll be grateful for years to came harvey blackburn uxbridge 152r13 fred funnell of markham was acquitted of a charge of possessing stolen goods in on tario county court whitby on wednesday when he told the court that he had held the goods in question as security on loans totalling s70 funnell appeared before judge john e pritchard charged with having in his pos session two typewriters one voice writer and one tape recor der malcolm barnett manager of the oshawa business college told the court that two type writers one voice writer and a tape recorder had been stolen from his office in august he identified four machines in court as being the four missing machines he estimated their total value as used equipment at 1075 brought to station detectivesgt john powell of the oshawa police department told the court he had visited ho tel genosha on sept 6 regard ing the missing machines and had been unable to see the ac cused on monday sept 8 he said funnell accompanied by his lawyer appeared at the osh awa police station with the two typewriters and recorders the accused on advice of his counsel had made no statement at that time other than to say that he had been unaware the articles were stolen this concluded the crowns case as presented by acting crown attorney gilbert mur doch at this point defence counsel george boychyn moved for a dismissal on the grounds that the crown had failed to prove that the accused had ever had the machines in his posses sions his honor did not allow the motion asked for loan in his own defence funnell stated that in august of last year one george peters a for mer bell boy in the hotel had approached him asking to bor row money he had refused him on that occasion he said but a few days later peters reappear ed stating that he had articles belonging to his wife which he would like to sell funnell told the court that peters told him his wife was expecting a baby he said that he had been told that she had done secretarial work at home and had the machines there the machines were all placed in the trunk of funnells car he said and peters was given 40 on a later occasion he said peters approached him while he was standing in front of the hotel this time with the second typewriter under his arm he said that he questioned him about the source of this ma chine and was told that it too had belonged to his wife this machine too was placed in the trunk of the funnel car along with the other three machines and peters was given 10 eventually funnell told the court he made an additional loan of s20 to peters in dismissing the charge his honor said that he found that funnells explanation might re sonably be true and the evi dence failed to satisfy hlra be yond a reasonable doubt that funnell was aware that the ma chines were stolen he told the accused that the crown and police had been per fectly justified in bringing the case to court and warned him to be very careful in transac tions of such a nature in the future sportsmens show march 13th 21st exciting new features and attractions an extensive display of all that is new for sports and recreation summer cottages and travel and a sensational new stage and water revue will combine to make the 1959 canadian national sportsmens show scheduled for march 13th to 21st the best of its kind ever held on this continent this was indicated by loyal m kelly general manager in discussing some of the plans for the big outdoors extrava ganza for several years now our sportsmens show has had biggest and best of its kind on this continent mr kelly said but were still trying to inv prove it all the time it is true we are defying superstition by opening on friday the 13th but we are sparing no effort or ex pense to make it the greatest sport show ever held any where among the many features of the 1959 canadian national sportsmens show will be can adas largest boat and marine show an international motor show a wild iiic exhibit a tra vel show a cottage show and three dog shows in addition stouffville phone stouffville 91 r iaasjaabaaaaiiaaaaftar4 friday saturday feb 13 14 mgms ir l0ve- making musiml in blushing color vqhd v sfven brims eveniiothersr jane- howard the stqurtyiue 1hnne timitf ftbnwy tl 15 fi tj there will be bowling and dart competitions trick ice skating a sports demonstration area a demonstration casting pool mi niature boat racing and a var iety of other features and at tractions the boat and marine show will have the most comprehen sive display of beautiful cruis ers sleek sedans and runabouts sailboats rowboats and canoes inboard and outboard engines and the most modern boating equipment and accessorles the international motor show being arranged by the british motor industry in canada will feature british foreignmade and domestic automobiles as well as sports and racing cars again this year both the east and west annex of the coliseum as well as the industry wing will house hundreds of commer cial exhibits including boats cottages cart trailers ultra modern television sets and the latest equipment for all sports travel and camping during the eight days of the sportsmens show a new and different stage and water revue will be presented in the arena of the coliseum twice dally with a twohour program o exciting entertainment the three international all- breed dog shows will be held on march 18 19 20 and 21 and some of the most outstanding and prized dogs in both can ada and the united states will be on display another highlight wlu be the selection of the outdoors girl of canada christ church anglican her 1 d tiller rector sunday february 15th 195 1st sunday in lent 10 am morning prayer 10 am junior sunday school 11 am senior sunday school wed 8 pm oholr practice thur 730 pm lenten service 8 pm adult confirmation class 4430 junior confirmation class fri 3 pm world day of prayer united church tuca 230 pm wa mooting second markham a baker rill baptist churches rct bruce htscy sunday february 15th 193 second slarkliam prayer service each wed s pm lords day services bible school 10 am morning servlca 11 am young peoples 730 pm linker 1111 prayer service thurs s pm lords day services bible school 130 pm service 230 pm come and share the gospel with us united church stouffville rev douglns davis sunday february 15th 195s sunday school 945 am junior to senior 11 am nursery to primary 11 am morning worship 730 pm evening worship during the lenten season vre shall have an evening devotional service and our thoughts trill be dlreoted to a consideration of tlhe seven deadly sins the minister is in the ohurch vestry sunday afternoon from 3 to 5 oclock for consultation monday 7 pm explorers tuesday 730 pm cub wed 730 pm scouta thurs 7 pm cgit fri 3 pm world day of prayer service sat 230 to 5 pm the explor ers valentine tea party and home baking sale a variety of other articles will be for sale god watts for good men and women to make his dreams come true churchill musselmans lake bible school sunday february 15th 1559 1030 am bible school classes for all everyone welcome gormley united missionary church rev o e hiinutng minister sunday february lth 1959 broadcast dial 1300 10 am sunday school 11 am worship 730 pm the pitts family toronto solos duets and quartettes you are cordially invited m w i n stouffville united missionary church rov arthur walsh minister thursday tonight rev o m bell of toronto with beautiful colored pictures of his recent trip to palestine and our mis sion fields everyone welcome sunday february 15th 1959 10 am sunday school 11 am morning worship 630 pm young peoples meet- ing 730 pm evening worship thurs s pm prayer bible study ss monday tuesday feb 16 17 so both are building up bank accounts all sorts of people i wage earner farnw w btuinesjmen housewives do their saving and other banking at a chartered bank day in and day otrt in every one of 4500 branches bank customers are making de posits arranging loans cashing cheques buying money coders purchasing foreign exchange usingsafcty deposit boxes talk ing over financial problems of a personal or business nature and the list soes on and on only a chartered bank offers a full range of banking services under one roof wednesday thursday feb 18 19 frauleln was a wink a kiss an invitation fraulein bloomington christian associated gospel church mr e n simmons minister sunday february 15th 1959 10 am sunday school for all 11 am service 730 pm service wed 8 pm prayer meeting fri 8 pm young peoples memorial christian church sunday february 15th 1959 10 am sunday school 11 am morning worship mr david whealy will be tlhe speaker and miss maureen clarke will be guest soloist 730 pm gospel service mr whealy will speak and miss clarke will sing mon feb 16 730 pm skat ing party at cedarena wed 730 jr choir practice wed 800 sr choir practice thurs 8 pm prayer bible study fri 3 pm world day of pray er in united oburoh come and worship with us st james presbyterian church stouffville rev d r mckllhcan ba bd sunday february 15th 1959 10 am morning worship worship with us the chartered banks serving your community dana mel dolores wynter- ferrermichaels inikii85chrnaskifr03tkta- ringwood christian church rev kcnnyon edwards sunday february 15th 195 10 am 8unday school 1110 am 730 pm wor ship service 8 pm monday c8 prayer meeting altona christian united missionary church rev doir sirkemit pastor sunday february 15th 199 1030 am sunday school 730 pm preaching 730 pm service wed 8 pm prayer serrlee stouffville baptist church rev j williams pastor sunday february 15th 1959 10 am bible school all agea 11 om morning worship 7 pm prayer meeting 730 pm evangelistic service wed 8 pm prayer ft bible study thurs 4 pm childrens ser vice united missionary church i rev o e bell minister 1 sunday february l5th 1969 dickson illil 945 am morning worship 1050 am sunday school wed 8 pm prayer bible study markham j 10 am sunday school 11 am morning worship 730 pm evening service thurs 8 pm prayer ft bible study we invite ton to worship with us i brethren in christ church helse hill gormley pastor rev wm vanderbens sunday february 15th 1959 10 am sunday school 11 am worship service 730 pm evangellstle wed 780 pm midweek prayer meeting united church melville charge rev o davison sunday february 15th 1959 10 am peachs 1130 am melville 230 pm bethesde friday feb 13th world day of prayer service dieksons hill olrurch 230 pm vivian mccormack memorial church rev bruce illsey pastor sat 8 pm young peoples valentine skating party at geo smalleys sunday february lboi 1959 1080 am sunday school 730 pm evening worship mon 8 pm ladles meeting at the home of mrs burland tues 8 pm prayer meeting thnrs 8 pm young peoples a i o arinlt entertainment saturday evening parkside youth centro 730 outdoor skating on the mill pond o pm rally tune valentine party box social girls be sure to bring your boxes a good bible quiz between maple hill and box grove snndiv evening fireside at 01 special music and song by the howlf listers and don boalte and gord johnson teams quizzing are bloomlngton and box orove harry edwards director a welcome awaits ton j i