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j 6 the stourtvhle tbjwjne vaur orlebw 27 ww sofarivs saved notice of meeting the final meeting of the stouffville plate glass insurance association will be held wednesday november 2 1960 in the municipal building at 2 pm all members are invited to attend f g ralclilt pres l a weldon sectreas for office supplies its the tribune renault 9 you cam go to the grey cup game win an all expense trip for two to vancouver plus tickets to the game consolation prizes of 10 footballs autographed by popular argo personalities local plowmen prominent at international match as has been the case in prev ious years stouflville and dist rict plowmen were prominent competitors at the internation al plowing match at springfield in elgin county close to 10000 people attended the openair dis plays and viewed various lines of machinery the tent city in the ontario championship class the first three winners were don dunkeld grant wells and joe iran some ol the other results are as follows oct 12 horses open jointer plows 1st herb jarvis agin- court opa trophy 2nd eu gene timbers cookstown 8th anthony featherstone milliken tractors open two or more lurrows mounted or trailer 1st grant wells 3rd donald dun keld 4th jos tran 8th wm simpson 10th h j couper thwaite uxbridge 13th carl timbers stouffville 15th nor man tyndall 16th ivan mc laughlin tractors open utility 2nd george timbers stouffville tractors mounted plows op en 2nd floyd forsyth stouff ville tractors mounted plows mas- seyferguson trophy 1st ivan degeer mt albert oct 13 horses open jointer plows mcleod young weir co trophy 1st h r jarvis aglncourt 4th eugene tim bers 10th anthony feather- stone tractor two or more furrows esso champions class 2nd w simpson stouffville wins im perial oil trip 7th carl tim bers tractors mounted three fur rows simpsonsears class 5th george timbers stouffville oct 13 intercounty com petition 1st peel 2nd york john naylor maple and wayne dlceman woodbridge sixteen counties competed tractor utility borden co trophy 1st donald dunkeld 2nd grant wells 5th jos tran 7th norman tyndall 10th h j couperthwaite tractors mounted plows op en mf class 4th floyd for syth j l case co trophy 1st ivan degeer mt albert horses open jointer plows imperial tobacco trophy 1st herb jarvis 7th anthony fea therstone gait collegiate won the inter- secondary school competition canada packers trophy and 2 watches there were 10 entries none from this district tractors open silverwood dairies trophy 3rd donald dunkeld 5th grant wells 6th carl timbers 7th jos tran 10th wm simpson 11th j couperthwaite 12th norman tyndall tractors open texaco can ada trophy 3rd floyd forsyth tractors utility mf trophy 1st george timbers stouffville cancer workshop f s- z w tc z c o rules 1 dick shatfo and norm stoneburgh of the toronto argos will each make 10 test drives on l10th gallon of gasoline in a renault dauphine the mileage at each test drive will be recorded by officials of renault of canada and the total miles travelled on one gallon of gasoline will be compiled from these figures 2 contestants must select a winning player dick shatto or norm stoneburgh b correct total mileage to the nearest yard driven by winning player in case of a lie contestant entry bearing the earliest dated postmark will be judged the winner 3 results of the first five test drives will be announced on the program the quarterback club heard over radio station cfrb toronto each wednesday at 745 pm and in your local newspaper results will also be posted at all renault dealerships 4 deadline lor entries midnight november 12 5 winners will be notified by november 19th 1960 todays results dick shatto 6 miles 1225 yards on l10th gallon of gasoline approx 67 mpgal norm stoneburgh 6 miles 838 yards on l10th gallon of gasoline approx 65 mpgal in woodbridge october 19th two hundred enthusiastic cana dian cancer society members gathered at christ church to participate in workshop no 2 sponsored by district council no 12 north and south halton north and south peel dufferin and york counties were repre sented from various units and branches which comprise dist rict no 12 mrs i g henderson president of maplewood unit welcomed the guests reverend a b cathcart offered prayer mrs gordon purves union- ville president of district coun cil no 12 expressed satisfac tion at the splendid response of the various areas as evidenced by the large attendance i know said mrs purves that you feel as i do that it is a privilege to work for a society which is devoted to saving lives eliminating fear and prejudice and alleviating suffering con tinuing mrs purves explained the function of district council its scope and aim in one year 13 units and 57 branches have been organized mr ronald mcfarlane field secretary spoke briefly on the mechanics of the workshop after which the assembly dis persed into various groups un der the headings of womens services education publicity campaign finances and exten sion the leaders were mr r mcfarlane and mrs ann bow man from ontario division as sisted by the chairmen of the standing committees the highlight of the day was the noon luncheon guest speak er dr w d rider senior radio therapist of the princess mar garet hospital was introduced by dr peter morse of thornhill dr rider gave the history of radio therapy its use and ef fects in the world of medicine ooooocoaooceoooac3aoaaooawxw3aaf3aaaoqek lsfs markham thursday friday saturday october 27 28 29 jerry lewis in the bellboy also mamie van dorkn jeff richards in born reckless matinee for the kiddles saturday 2 pjn doors open 145 monday tuesday wednesday october 31 november 1 2 rod tayior alan young yvette mimieux added color cartoon xrays were discovered 65 years ago two years later eve currie discovered radium since that time intensive study of the ef fect and causes of skin diseases has gone on nowadays treat ment by means of radiation is recognized as one of the most effective means of destroying foreign cells within the human frame dr rider who is a recognized authority on radio therapy pointed out that princess marg aret hospital is a specialized centre for treatment only its equipment staff and method of treatment is unique on the north american continent said dr rider he emphasized that the discomforts of radiation have been greatly exaggerated and that it can now be applied with a minimum of discomfort mrs f e rostance lome park expressed thanks to dr rider for a most informative address services given by the victor ian order of nurses were out lined by miss woodburn von of richmond hill dr lillian langstaffe of richmond hill spoke briefly on the psychologi cal side of cancer emphasizing the fact that people who are cures should tell others of their recovery thus building up morale it is required that you see from the very beginning- surely you do not nave yonr meat course after your dessert at dinner you win therefore understand why we are so insistent that you enjoy psycho from tart to finish exactly as we intended that it be served we wont allcnr yon to cheat yourself every theatre manager everywhere has been instructed to admit do one after the start of each perform ance of psycho we said no one not even the managers brother the president of the united states or the queen of eng land god bless her to help yoa cooperate with this extraordinary policy we are bating the starting times below treasure them with your life or better yet read them and act accordingly f pine orchard mr and mrs harold pyle of huntsville visited his parents here last wtek mr and mrs allan feasby and mrs leslie feasby of wil- lowdale were guests saturday night with mr and mrs edson johnston mrs lome shropshler was hostess at a tupperware party on thursday night the w a ladles spent wed nesday at the home of mrs mason where a quilt was in progress the quilt was com pleted thursday and a large quantity of good clothing was packed for unitarian relief spring flowers are budding strawberries not the everbear ing kind were picked on the hope farm last week junior ball games were in progress but monday morning changed all that with the ground cover ed with snow now well be waiting for indian summer plan to attend the union church friday nov 4 where miss dianne parks will show slides and musical numbers will be given bloomington mr percy browp is not re covering as quickly as we would like and mr earl davis was on the sick list all week mr and mrs e baker visited their daughter and family mr and mrs fisher at windsor and mrs o h tranmcr accompan ied them to merlin master grant nesbltt under went a tonsllectomy in uxbridge hospital last week mr and mrs j k tranmer and family spent sunday at belleville mr and mrs e nesbltt were at the funeral of mr reaman at pickering on sunday after noon miss dorothy wagt spent a week with mr and mrs caul- field at oakville the misses m mclean and a robinson of the bible col lege trio were guests of mr and mrs noel storry on sun day and mr and mrs t sim mons entertained mrs samson and miss jean withers rev maxwell was the speaker at our anniversary services on display in our window marguerite shoppe hmuplka hothngt n shape provohng i it o utterly weightiest ond yet o cleverly designed to hold you sllmly scondales new towbock pullon corseletle li completely boneten chiffonlight nylon elastic with beautiful nderwred teryiene lac cups in sizes 3238 bcvr 3240 ccup 3242 dcvp while and black aafc to scandalaa new straplesa leotard 3atmm shoppe main st w stouffville ontario cbag 31mwim th lahim by andrew glen the old log cabin which has been standing in the museum grounds of the pickering histor ical society has been moved to its permanent location on cbaffedto styled t more features of comfort truly add th ultimate in footwear to your wardrobe in all popular size 1495 lehmans shoes stourtyilu phone 95w octover 11th mr joe harrison of mount albert and his crew of husky helpers arrived on the scene with all the necessary equipment jacking up the cab in two long heavy timbers were placed under it and a set of dual wheels were run onto the ends of each and firmly clamp ed chairs were then attached and two trucks in tandem haul ed the 25ton load to the south west corner of the property alongside the concrete founda tion already prepared the cabin was raised again the carriage wheels run off crossbeams put under the long timbers and the whole set down on rollers on the runways the truck with the winch backed in to position in the corner close to the fence the chains were changed for a side pull the mo tor roared and slowly the cab in started to move over into place hold it jack called out the foreman who was moving ar ound watching the corners sledges were used to angle some of the rollers to swing the cab in up square lhe chain was shortened then try her again jack the winch started the chains rattled the timbers creaked and inch by inch she came over till directly above the concrete psts more jack ing up and blocking the long timbers were drawn out and the cabin lowered down solidly into place tills brief description of the operation gives a little impres sion of the careful detailed work involved in a good days job and as interesting as the opera tion itself was the way the men worked without any fuss but quietly and efficiently under the watchful eye of mr harri son who has neon carrying on this business since 1906 being over eighty he is not far removed from the pioneers himself he has been married twice and has raised ten sons and seven daughters although he has had a serious illness he can still step smartly about among the timbers and equip ment watching the operation with his keen practiced eye hundreds of buildings of all kinds even churches he has successfully moved intact and we can understand his reluct ance to qu even at his ripe old age much work remains to be done before this old log cabin built in 1832 is ready for in spection the roof has to be re placed and the interior restored to as nearly as possible its original simplicity then furn ished with pioneer antiques it will stand proudly in its quiet corner of the museum grounds a quaint reminder of an age that is gone rin6w00d church service 1110 am on sunday oct 30th on thursday evening oct 27 the excelsior class ladles group will have as guests the lemonville ladies the speakers mr and mrs g middleton missionaries from ethiopia at the conference w- ws rally held in the church last friday afternoon and even ing gave us interesting informa tion thereby challenging us to be grateful for the situation in which we find ourselves in the homeland and a desire to share with those of other lands es pecially to pray for both mis sionary and native with man the situation is impossible on saturday morning oct 22nd we had the first heavy frost of the season and two days later our first snowfall mr and mrs walter vague celebrated their wedding anni versary by spending sunday with her sister mr and mrs cliff morgason oshawa the family accompanied them mrs j bullock and daughters of agincourt spent a week with her parents mr and mrs j fockler mr larry higginson and son ivor of orillia called at the steckley home on thursday eve ning he has a church in orillia effective october 30th 1960 leave stouffville to toronto 700 am exc sun hoi 130 pm sun hoi 3j5 pm exc sun hoi 835 pm sun hoi standard time tickets and information at mr r snowball barber shop telephone 270j2 jacksons point to get repairs tenders have been called by the public works department for repair work to the south wharf at jacksons point on lake simcoe the top of the dock piling and decking arc in cluded tender forms are at the post offices in jacksons point sutton and newmarket and close on wednesday november 2 recently a contract was let xor dock work at roches point jfok insurance cail lloyd f harvey rri gormlcy phone gormley 5369 sua ttrt mvtull atonom lniues if sue firm lift lrsisret co sutt fsrm firs ira ctlvlltf cj lle4 031 toronto ont safety is as simple as abc always be careful a wif with a new hat often thinks the only taste her hti- band has is in his mouth