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t9 u the stouffyttle thhbff twafay october 22 w59 i wilcox ratepayers may disband unless more attend meetings lake wilcox ratepayers as sociation will probably be dis banded for lack of interest un less more members attend the next meeting in november said secretary mrs freda mun- ro following a meeting last week out of forty membersof the association 12 were present at the lake wilcox school for the first meeting of the fallwinter because of the low attendance election of officers had to be postponed until the november meeting which is the first mon day in the month mrs munro said that unless more members attended this meeting the assoc iation will probably be disband ed president ray smith was in the chair for a discussion over the recent assessment increases the main beef seemed to be not that the assessments were thought high but that the dis trict people were getting so little in the way of services altona council to regulate roadside signs white brown weldons main street stouffville phone 172w fewxws roxy markham evenings doors open 630 sat matinee 115 thurs frl sat october 22 23 24 rio bravo john wayne dean martin walter brennan ward bond whitchurch reeve urges protective measures at lakes in township special childrens matinee saturday oct 24lh king of the west roy rogers plus cartoon filled program mon tues two days october 26 27 anchors aweigh frank sinatra gene kelly technicolor coming 4 days a wed thurs fri sat october 28 29 30 31 walt disneys darby ogill and the little people plus donald in mathmagic land all technicolor show eight drownings in one sum mer is enough cause to institute i some protective action at our lo cal lakes stated reeve geo richardson at a regular meeting of whitchurch twp council on friday night the reeve sug gested that the township solic itor mr jd lucas should be permitted to take the necessary steps in order that a municipal ity might be granted some con trol over the licensing and regu lating of bathing beaches at the present time such legislation does not exist a coroners jury recommend ed that whitchurch twp coun cil should have some control ov er beaches in the municipality following an inquest conducted at vandorf on sept 16th into the drowning death of an eightyear old boy at shadow lake this matter should be follow ed up and kept alive stated reeve richardson if there is anything we can do i think we should do it are we supposed to act as watch dogs and parents for ev ery child that uses our lakes questioned councillor mrs elsie glbb it will take the responsibility off our shoulders replied reeve richardson clerk john crawford inform ed the members that the present act was not explicit he noted that at shadow lake there is an admission charge to the park hut not specifically to the water people go on picnics to these parks because water is avail able stated councillor mrs gibb the reeve agreed coun cillor mrs gibb suggested that other municipalities should en deavour to enforce a similar law rev elwood mclean will speak at claremont church a special meeting of the womens mission circle will be held in the claremont baptist church on tuesday evening at eight oclock the men will be in charge of the programme the guest speaker will be rev elwood mclean of the onion lake indian reserve saskatch ewan plan to attend whitchurch township coun cil will insert a clause into their landuse bylaw that will control the location of signs on road allowances members agreed on this action a a regular meet ing of council on friday night mr geo rodanz complained to road supt ernest davis that a sign erected on cone 7 by the gormley sand and gravel co should either be removed or be made smaller in size reeve geo richardson ad mitted that the township had no bylaw to stop the erection of such signs he suggested that one should be drawn up its only the start said the reeve if we allow this one to remain we will have other re- i quests now that weve had a com plaint perhaps we should ask that it be removed suggested councillor mrs gibb court of revision the whitdhurch twp court of revision will convene on wednesday oct 28th at ten oclock more than 100 appeals have been received members who will sit in the court will be messrs c e toole alfred marsh r c eaycroft fred timbers and herbert simpson nomination the whitchurch twp court be held on friday evening nov 27th at seven oclock an elec tion if necessary will be held on monday dec 7th polls will be open from 10 am to 8 pm 168 cases in last weeks traffic court additional locals mr and mrs wm lennox and family have moved into the new apartment house on main st west mr lennox who is caretaker at summit view public school will be the care taker of the new apartment building mr and mrs mickey hunt spent the weekend in renfrew as guests of mr hunts parents dr and mrs ron smith their daughter carol and chas jack son visited dr smiths parents in st catharines over the week end while there carol was hon oured at a shower given by mr and mrs john smith altona h club 1st meeting the altona busy fingers op ened their first meeting by sing ing o canada and repeated the 4h pleove our meeting was held at mrs don hopes and all the other meetings will also be held there election of officers took place as follows pres jean lewis secty shirley dunkeld vice pres ann barkey treasurer evelyn dunkeld mrs hope told us what should be included n our sewing boxes for the next meeting mrs feas- by spoke to us on the different qualities of material next meeting oct 19 at the home of mrs don hope roll call for next meeting one point to consider when buying cotton home assignment have the first meeting written up check your own figure for defects buy material and bring equipped sewing boxes for next meeting second meeting the altona busy fingers op ened their second meeting by singing o canada and repeat ing the 4h pledge the minutes of the last meeting were read by shirley dunkeld the roll call was answered by one point to consider when buying cotton mrs hope told us of the letter miss gordon had sent to us about markham fair and that they were very pleased with our exhibit she also talk ed to us about our patterns mrs feasby told us how to shrink it at the ends she show ed us how to see if the grains were straight in our material for the rest of the meeting some of the girls were altering their patterns we closed our meeting by singing god save the queen home assignment contin ue record books finish prepar ing material for cutting and pin pattern on material roll call one line in clothes that suit you by shirley dunkeld he a r rev k e geiger general supt united missionary church at ban field memorial church 439 vaughan road toronto mondayoct268 pm mr geiger will show pictures of his recent world tour everyone welcome church news the gospel of the lord jesus christ is being preached each lords day 730 pm in the township hall goodwood come and hear words whereby you may be saved jesus saves christ church anglican stouffville rev j d tiller itcctor sunday october 25th 1959 22nd sunday after trinity 10 am morning prayer 10 am junior sunday school 11 am senior sunday school wed s15 pm choir practice thurs oct 22 ladies of the church are invited to a special meeting to be held in st phil lips church in unionville mrs snisely diocesan president of the wa and mrs bagley will be the guest speakers for those needing transportation cars will be leaving christ church at 745 pm thurs oct 29 there will be a meeting of the ladies evening guild at the home of mrs muriel mackay churchill musselmans lake bible school sunday october 25th 1959 10 am sunday school 11 am morning service the church that cares altona christian united missionary church rev dow snrgcant pnstor sunday october 25th 1959 1030 am sunday school 730 pm service wed 8 pm prayer service wihrtjfou dr terry oconnor was the winner of the basket of grocer ies at the st patricks euchre tuesday night york county cream producers annual meeting to be held on wed oct 28 1959 at 8 pm at sharon hall clare eves pres- john sytoma sec j dance in claremont community hall saturday october 24th rod bond and his mountaineers modern and old tyme there were 168 cases listed in traffic court last week with charges covering most of the listed offences and as many as twentytwo persons were in court at one time ross harrison driver for a transport company had not re ceived a special permit for a long load mr harvraft who appeared for the company en tered a plea of guilty and ex pressed annoyance at having to appear he stated that he was executive vice president for 18 companies and his time was valuable magistrate kelly remarked that cases where a dangerous situation was created required personal attendance the mini mum fine of 50 and costs was asked a long list of overloading cases brought fines ranging from 49 and costs down to about 20 and costs in buttonville court william h bell was fined 15 and costs on a charge of careless driving officer swinghammer gave evi dence that the car was proceed ing in an erratic manner and straying over the centre line causing oncoming traffic to ap ply brakes he stated that bell had been drinking but he al lowed the car to proceed when bell moved into the back scat and let his wife drive the solicitor for bell said that an inner tube had been placed in a tubcless tire which caused the car to swerve bell admitted having had 2 drinks officer robb contended that when bell found the car was subject to swerve he should have taken it off the road and the magistrate agreed james day charged with speeding stated the radar was so close to the border of union ville that he thought he was still in markham township police replied that if he was far west of the village he was in the railway zone which calls for a speed of 20 miles he was fined 14 and costs dairy nnmra or cuuu 409 huron street toronto fml marie fiasef s iww canadian cheesa recipe send today united church stouffville rev douglas davis sunday october 25th 1959 sunday school 945 am junior to senior 11 am nursery to primary 11 am morning worship rev j sheridan bale of schomberg mon 7 pm explorers tues 730 pm cubs wed 4 pm junior choir wed 730 pm scouts thur 7 pm ggit sat 830 pm couples club sunday nov 1 anniversary services 11 am rev dr wesley hunnisett 730 pm rev george mc- mullen ma st james presbyterian church stouffville guest minister sunday october 25th 1959 10 am morning worship worship with us stouffville memorial christian church sunday october 25th 1959 10 am sunday school 11 am morning worship 730 pm gospel service wed 730 jr choir practice 8 pm childrens meeting 8 pm prayer bible study in church vivian mccormack memorial church rev bruco illsey pnstor sunday october 25th 1959 anniversary services 1030 am bible school 730 pm evening worship special singing mr and mrs howard baker mon 8 pm annual church business meeting tues 8 pm prayer meeting thurs 8 pm young peoples bloomington christian associated gospel church sir e n simmons minister sunday october 25th 1959 10 am bible school for all 11 am worship service 2 pm young peoples 730 pm gospel service- wed 8 pm prayer biblt study ringwood christian church pastor lcroy sopcr sunday october 25th 1959 10 am sunday school 1110 am 730 pm worship service 8 pm mon ce prayer meeting imp with a bns personal security program you can make sure junior goes to college- be ready when the cap fits it may seem a long way ahead at the moment lifeinsured bns personal security program but the time will come when junior wants to psp cxclusivewiththebsnkofnovascotia go to college and that will cost you money is just one of many useful bns services to make sure the cash is ready when you visit your nearby branch today and find out need it save the guaranteed way with a how the bns can help you with money matters the bank of nova soot a more than 550 offices across canada and in london new york chicago fte caribbean second marritam baker mix baptist churches rev bruce hisey sunday october 25th 1959 second mnikliitii wed i pm prayer service next lords day pastor will begin a series on the new testament local church subject what is the local church bible school 10 am morning service 11 am young peoples 7 pm linker hill next lords dav bible school 130 pm service 230 pm you are welcome in every service stouffville baptist church a churcli willi a message for today sunday october 25th 1959 10 am bible school all ages come and join our growing school 11 am family worship 7 pm prayer meeting 730 pm evangelistic service subject the ten command ments wed 8 pm prayer and bible study thurs 4 pm childrens sun shine corner meetings re opening thurs oct 22nd preacher rev j williams pastor bible teacher evangelist we welcome you united missionary church rev c e bell minister sunday october 25th 1959 dicksons hill 945 am morning worship 1050 am sunday school 730 pm evangelistic service wed 8 pm prayer service markham services arc being held in the veterans hall during alterations to our church 10 am sunday school 11 am morning worship thurs 8 pm prayer service we invite you to worship with us united church melville charge rev g davison sunday october 25th 1959 930 am bethesda 1035 am peachs 1140 am melville brethren in christ church hcisc hill gormley pastor itev wm vnndoriiont ph richmond hill turner 4155 sunday october 25th 1959 sunday school 10 am worship service 11 am evangelistic 730 pm midweek prayer service wed 745 pm you are cordially invited to all services money problems solvfthlmwitha loan managers slcultviue branch george ii williams oak ridges branch jv w bert thompson west end baptist church stouffville pastor 1 vallelv masonic hall sfoultvlllc sunday october 25th 1959 bible school at 945 am with classes for all ages morning evening services 11 am and 730 pm wednesday bible class 8 pm saturday prayer meeting at 8 pm specially for boys and girls the bright hour thursday at 4 pm gormley united missionary church rev c b llimhlns minister sunday october 25th 1959 10 am sunday school 11 am worship 730 pm evangelistic service nov 1 anniversary day stouffville united missionary church rev arthur walsh mlnlrtcr sunday october 25th 1959 10 am sunday school 11 am morning service 630 pmyoung peoples meet ing 730 pm evening service temporarily at 107 thurs 8 pm prayer bit main st east ph 115 study