Whitchurch-Stouffville Newspaper Index

Stouffville Tribune (Stouffville, ON), September 29, 1960, p. 11

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stouffville area christies mens fellowship first monthly meeting for this season monday october 3 at 8pm in stouffville baptist church this is a special musical night by the ambassador choir of toronto under the leadership of cyril redford special speaker rev j williams of stouffville baptist church this being a special night of music the ladies are cormally invited plan to attend this meeting we carry a complete line of office equipment supplies see them at the stouffville tribune st place to buy fuel we give good service on all kinds of solid fuel reliable stove nut and pea anthracite hard coal cavalier queen stoker coal pocahontas coal all quality solid fuels summer prices will soon be off order this week stiver bros phone 45w1 94508 at wed oct 5th sat oct 8th cat 30 pm 50 admission high school news by michael paul by mike paul this years initiation party was an uproarious success last friday the grade niners dressed in their sunday best paid hum ble obeisance to the senior mem bers o the school they per formed such menial tasks as shining shoes carrying books and lacing up the football team boots that night the real ini tiating got under way and the auditorium became a scene of pandemonium as over 150 fresh men dressed in outlandish cos tumes were put through their paces polling in porridge blow ing flour out of a bowl rolling onions with their noses and be ing smeared with chocolate syr up and whipped cream couldnt dismay the dauntless niners who came through their harrowing experience laughing and smil ing when the business at hand had been completed refresh ments were served and a very successful dance was held on the whole it was an enjoyable evening and a good start to the schools social activities the various committees who organized the event are to be commended the initiating com mittee especially did a fine job of performing its duties with out letting things get out of hand our initiation is a rela tively mild one compared to other schools with the accent on fun rather than on severity and we like it that way we were glad that the niners ac cepted the initiation in the spirit t bes buys in shoes shopping- for shoes is a family affair here everyone knows this is the place to find shoes of such stylish support and comfortable cost it pays to buy two paics always a wide selection 499 to 995 you may be the lucky winner op a thanksgiving turkey in our store draw to take place fri oct 7 lehmans shoes main street stouffville phone 95w goodyear tires fairfax tire 24hour service new location 300 a main st west side north of tracks goodyear tires vulcanizing recapping new and used up to 6 months to pay wheel balancing o front end align ment motor oil antifreeze car radios mantel radios repairs service try our fast efficient service 300 a main st markham f phone 290 or ax 321 s3 vt w i erratic driver stopped by local police the erratic driving tactics em ployed by a 42 year old keswick man attracted the attention of two stouffville police officers on the don mills road near vic toria square on saturday night pc hugh vankoughnet and p c dennis davies were return ing from the markham town ship station at buttonville af ter cons difficulty the vehicle was stopped gordon lee maple ave keswick was held until a markham officer arrived on the scene an impair ed driving charge was filed by pc donald dukes an opened bottle of beer was discovered in the auto lee will appear in magistrates court newmarket on oct 3 in which it was given congrat ulations grade nine fullfledg ed students at stouffville hign sports in an exhibition football game last week richmond hill hand ed stouffville its first defeat of the season the richmond hill squad with two previous games under their belts took advant age of our first game greenness and managed a 76 victory the game was forced on us much earlier in the season than we had expected and as a result much of our time was spent in preparing the football field than in practising after only a few practices and still fewer plays worked out stouffville went in to the game unprepared but de termined to make the most of it in offensive and defensive ex perience after the game had started it became evident that we had a lot of kinks to get ironed out our own clumsiness gave richmond hill a touchdown and a number of free firstdowns our team was penalized repeat edly fnd even a 60 yd touch down which would have won the game for us was called back the feeling with the team was we were unsatisfied with our performance but have profited by our mistakes and gained some valuable experience des pite the score standout stouff ville performers were turned in by galloping lloyd graves and hardtackling barry mclean travis sugden fillin hulfback for injured roger stover play ed well and carried the ball for stouffvilles only touchdown last monday the stouffville squad went into action again this time against aurora it was an exhibition game also and was used to test tryouts and pick the final team despite the score an embarrassing 260 individual players turned in fine performance and we accomplish ed our purpose by using every play we knew and generally getting the feel of the game one thing that was evident in this game that was missing in the previous one was spirit this time we had a yelling driv ing team of boys who took their football seriously and fought all the way once again barry mclean continued to break up plays by repeatedly sending au rora backfielders crashing to earth alan the straightarm boyd shook off wouldbe tack- lers easily and ran for some good gains the final team has been picked and has a week of hard practising ahead before it meets markham in the first league game of the season we now have the team the plays and the initiative we needed markham here we come in the future when league games start full description of the games as well as statistics highlights and interviews will be given the 196061 cheerleaders are barb button heather heaton goodwood mrs r may a good many friends ard relatives toov advantage of the invitation to call on mr and mrs dan wag o- wednesday evening when they were at home on the occasion of their fiftieth wedding anniversary on the same date sept 21 con gratulations were also in order for mr and mrs dan norton who were fortyfive years mar ried on oct 3rd another well- known couple who now live in uxbridge are celebrating a dia mond anniversary mr and mrs andrew ashenhurst will be at home on sunday if you call goodwoods best wishes go to these three couples who have seen a good many seedtimes and harvests toegther and we wish them many more mr and mrs gordon wilson and family took in lindsay fair on saturday as did mr and mrs chas symes and mr and mrs dean noirotit- prayer meeting this thurs day evening will meet at the church better late news than not at tal stouhyuie te3une itsrsdiy september 29 i960 age ii barb howard nadine lennox karen kennedy diane nelson betty ann slack bernadine ter- woerds and janet button magazine drive in the week of october 12th to 18th stouffville high will hold its annual magazine drive sponsored by the curtis distrib uting company as a rule stou ffville has a much higher per centage of participation in this event than most other schools we hope the students will get behind this campaign again this year and push our quota over the top subscribers in the stou ffville area are kindly asked to wait and renew their subscrip tions through the school interschool christian fellowship the iscf executive spon sored by mrs wm rae was chosen last year and consists of the following pres lois stouffer vice president karen kreick secretarytreas dawn grose social conveners pat harwood and roger stover dont forget the iscf corn and weiner roast that will be held this friday night at 8 o clock at gertrude bakers ev eryone is welcome and the ad mission is only 50c with a spe cial reduction of 25c for grade- niners unionville farmer tops competition ken russell unionville far mer has headed the list in the markham fair field crop com petition he scored ssi points to be followed closely by shur- gain farm maple with st points chas hooper of gorm- lev had 86 points and elson miles milliken so the balance of the scores were as follows davidson bros stouffville s4i master feeds farm thornhill si frank batty and son brooklin s3h bruce rise- ibrough markham s3 heber down brooklin s2 sim ree- sor markham s2 mf farm milliken si dslti ruraney gormlev 7v- av dunk- eld cfc 74 m h tap- scott van o all yes we are proud of our goodwood twins sherri and shelly james daughters of mr and mrs robt james who took first prize for twins at the cxe an important farm auction will take place on the farm of mrs sam bacon on october 6 mrs bacon plans to move to her recently purchased home in stouffville norman faulkner will be auctioneer while good wood wa will serve refresh ments mr and mrs charlie fuller of pickering and mr and mrs bert hobbs of toronto visited at mr and mrs norman mays sr on sunday the united church here are making plans for their annual turkey supper which is to be held on tuesday nov 1 watch as usual we have more child ren per school observes a con temporary when what we need is more school per child bistcicts host cepotajbte markham mmwmjl m markham thurs fri sat sept 29 30 oct x adventures of huckleberry finn tony randall eddie hodges archie moore added color cartoon no matinee sat because of fair instead early childrens show at 6 pm doors open 530 regular show at 8 pm 10 pm note in case of rain matinee as usual nt 2 pm mon tues wed oct 345 three murderesses with mylene demongeot also the third voice laraine day edsiond obrien ave hurry hurry ave opening sole specials free gifts r furniture warehouse bargain showroom 104 main st markham prentice building new modern chesterfields no seconds 5yr guarantee easy terms ave 50 to 100 you buy direct at factory prices free arm protectors with each suite 2pc davenport only 119 bed chesterfield 2pc chesterfield only 149 nylon foam cushions 2pc 92 chesterfield only 179 a sealer foam cushions 3pc sectional only 179 makes into a bed 2pc french provincial only 199 foam cushions free 20pc chinaware set to every customer chesterfields are our business we make them to order hurry hurry only 5 sets sold each day at these special prices we also specialize in reupholstering draperies rugs o broadloom betty assinck markham 801 agent of toronto furniture mfjr co come in and say hello hours thur fri sal 10 am to 9 pm september 2930 october 1 thursday september 29 jersey show regional landrace swine show horseshoe pitching open doubles friday september 30 monster school parade from morgan park1 pm york county black white show central ontario guernsey show 4h calf clubs trotting races pony race friday evening f variety entertainment by vce mountford sons master of ceremonies saturday october 1 fair officially opened by hon earl rowe mp york county red white show trotting races pony race running race paul riddell and all american daredevils saturday evening 79 in front of grandstand monster dance in exhibits building at night

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