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fagc n the stouffyiue tribune twr sept 17 5959 under new management evelyns fina service centre lubrication car wash tune- up- work fast courteous service west end of town main street stouffville phone 4ss lest plowmen prepare for 1959 title top plowmen lxxn 1 cana- that a national organization was dsan provinces will gather ati needed to ensure that canadas dundas ontario on october 15 entrants at the world plowing and 16 to compete in the annual matcnes were truly representa- canadian chanpionship plow- uv oi canadian plowmen and ing contest the two high com petitors in this contest not more than one from a prov ince will become eligible in the esso worldwide plan or an ex pensepaid trip to the sth world plowing match near rome it aly in 19g0 competing in the 1959 cana dian contest will be two contest ants from each of the provinces of british columbia manitoba ontario quebec new bruns wick prince edward island and nova scotia the contestants will represent the best in cana dian plowing from the atlantic to the pacific the canadian contest which is held in conjunction with on tarios international plowing match is organized each year by the canadian plowing coun cil the council was formed in 1925 when it became obvious were the best plowmen that ca nada could send one of the main objectives of the council is to stimulate in terest in the proper adjustment and efficient use of plows and other implements the council also endeavours to keep before the people of canada the fact that the plow is the basic instru ment in food production and as such is a symbol of peace and goodwill yfc banquet on september 22 the annual youth for christ softball league championship banquet will be at the youth centre on tuesday evening sept 22nd at 630 oclock the admission price has been set miss lotion was chdudbevs aid society on tuesday june 8th 19591 the childrens aid society of j york county met for their reguj if ann ixf nvlrov lar meeting at the york county hcou 11 if lci building in newmarket the executive director miss graham informed the mem bers of the recent death of mrs harold wright stouffville for many years mrs wright has rendered faithful service as a foster mother of the child rens aid society for such de votion and care to the less for tunate children in our county we are deeply grateful the board members wish to extend to mr wright and fam ily their heartfelt sympathy at s200 per plate the championship trophy will be presented to the coach of the dickson hiu team following the dinner a guest speaker will address the gathering dick sons hill defeated uxbridge 3 games to 1 in the final round her what theyre cheering for a smith corona pomtable neakr moles easier sludying better marks make this your formula for success with the help of a smith corona portable your assignments will be clean far easier to read higher grades naturally follow see these and other machines both new and used let them help you do better all through your high school years we also sell the portable with office machine features and dependability un der wood kjjbxjoirtx vportab1es- wood portables and rebuilt standards victor smith corona adders to rent new portables and rebuilt standards the stouffville tribune phone 152 or 153 the death occurred on fri day sept 11th at newmarket hospital of miss rhoda loiton of stouffville followir a per iod of some months declining health miss lotton had been an invalid for the past thirty years she was born at mt joy a daughter of mr aiid mrs chas lotton and has been a lifelong resident of the district she was fiftyfour although incapacitated much of her life the deceased took a keen interest in herchurch the memorial christian church where she was a member she was editor of the church paper tidings for the church con ference and was particularly missionaryminded there is one brother wesley lotton toronto and five sisters dorothy mrs elglr wagg albena mrs chas hodgson agnes mrs don lewis marie mrs roy wagg and evelyn mrs lloyd byer the funeral on monday after noon was conducted from the oneill funeral chapel by rev bert serrick rev dan filyer and rev edmunds pallbearers were ken wagg joe mcmullen eugene paisley norman rees- or ralph davis and ucrt bea- come honorary pallbearers were douglas booth len powell lon allin leo wagg rcbt filyer and fred steckley interment was made in the stouffville cemetery order youth to attend traffic school allan boyd 16 of stouffville has been ordered to attend a traffic clinic at buttonville next month the decision was handed down by magistrate o s hollinrake at newmarket court on monday afternoon when the youth appeared on a careless driving charge he pleaded not guilty magistrate hollinrake stated that he would adjourn sentence until oct 26th when he would take into consid eration boyds progress at the buttonville school the defend ant was represented by solicitor w a parsons of stouffville stouffville police chief frank edwards testified that boyd had driven his car along main street on august 17th in a very erratic manner he charged that the accused had on three occasions swerved his car across the high way onto the left lane once breaking the solid white line the chief said he had followed the boyd auto for onehalf mile before stopping it near the hos pital chief edwards said that when he questioned the driver on his actions he replied i have no excuse i dont know what made me do it the chief said he believed boyd lacked adequate driving experience taking the stand boyd denied that he had turned his car onto main street from church st- he said that he had come from a ball game and drove up park street south he said that he had attempted to pass another car driven by donald eddington of stouffville but had only cross ed the broken line to get a view of oncoming traffic he denied his car had crossed the sol id centre line solicitor parsons suggested that the case be dismissed he pointed out that the defendant had not broken the speed limit and no persons or property had been endangered magistrate hollinrake con tended that policeare required and expected to lay charges if traffic laws are violated he pointed out that the driver should not have driven his auto across the solid line a new driver can cause as much trouble as a veteran dri ver suggested the magistrate he contended that boyd should receive further instruction and ordered him to attend a traffic clinic at buttonville in october the case was adjourned until oct 26th gifts mr and mrs walter gray spent an enjoyable sunday af ternoon attending the umc service in stouffville a dedica tion senice was held for their grandson kalvin knight son of their daughter elda mr and mrs harold knight of mark- ham mr and mrs gray enter tained their family all being present mr and mrs eric highstead of london spent the weekend with mr and mrs johnson mrs highstead is visiting her parents this week the soccer game friday night was a hardfought contest with lemonville winning against bal- lantrae on goals by walter greer and sam bakewell sam was also star of the game on defence lemonville please note change of time in our church service which in the fall and winter will be in the afternoon at 2 oclock follow ing sunday school commenc ing sept 20 a welcome is ex tended to those in the commun ity to come to both services and give your encouragement and interest friends and neighbors gath ered at the home of mr and mrs chas preston at a fare well party for mrs a yake who recently lost her home by fire she is planning to make her home in maple she was presented with an electric tea kettle electric toster electric iron and heating pad there was also a birthday surprise party for mrs h burnett who re ceived many lovely and useful the largest north american rodent is the beaver say everything you want to say express your warmest sentiments in the lan guage of flowers w have 8 u p e r b floral wreaths to suit every occasion perfectly stouffville floral kuweks fob all occasions 1h0hone 70 orange juice vonaid duck 45 lomdto soup campbells v 2for23 jelly powders js 4 packa9es 35 luncheon meat 39 pork snoulders fresh or pickled u35 head cheese sucedorbythepiece lb 39 ox tails 15c potatces ontario no 1 ux 35 y sefoells jod market free parking phone 220 free delivery