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a cooperative project a cooperative spirit pre vails at the altona public school ss no 17 pickering township as the staff teacher mrs vera francis joins with her pupils in the preparation of a colourful float or forth coming santa clans parades in claremdnt and stouffville close to 1000 paper flowers are being constructed during recess noonhour and after- school periods pictured here grade 4 student karen fretz receives firsthand advice in the creation of an imitation bloom from her teacher mrs francis staff photo getting a bang out of life is wonderful unless you get it while driving your car csssj9 the nomination of candidates for ofliccs of reeve deputyreeve and three councillors to compose the council of the corporation of the village of stouffville for the year ad 1960 also three public school trustees one public utility commissioner will he held in the hall stouffville thurs nov 24 from 730 to s30 pm est if more candidates are nominated for the respective offices hereinbefore mentioned than are required to till the same the election will he held on m on december 5 1960 from the hour of 10 am till s pm and no longer in each of the four polling subdivisions that is to say polling division no 1 in municipal office comprising all that part of the municipality of the village of stouffville on the south side of main street lying east of the west side of victoria street to the west ot the east side of park drive ilovd turner deputy returning officer a ii williams poll clerk polling division no 2 k ross davis comprising store comprising all that part of the municipality of stouffville on the north side of main street lying east of the west side of william street to the west of the east side of park drive north k ross davis deputy returning officer mary davis poll clerk polling division no 3 masonic lodge comprising all licit part of the municipality of stouffville on tin- north side of main street lying west of the cast side ot william street to the west corpor ation limit and on the south side of main street lying pst of the east side of victoria street west to the west corporation limit lack garrett deputy returning ofhcer marion murphy poll clerk polling division no i summiiview public school comprising all that part of the municipality of stouffvillo on the north side of main street lying east of the west side of park drive to the east corpora tion limits and on the south side of main street ivin east of the west side of park drive east to the kast corporation limits a thompson deputy returning officer mr ii j lee poll clerk stouftville nov 10 1060 ralph e corner returning officer markham chapter oes no 155 there was a large attendance of members and visitors at the annual installation of officers of markham chapter no 155 oes held at the masonic hall mark ham on wednesday evening november 2 when mrs edna burgin wm welcomed the guests from aldworth beaver birchcliffe canada eastdale clovelly mt dennis scarboro and west hill chapters includ ing the distinguished guests mrs ercelle vigrass grand be nevolent committee roy shad- lock of the florence nightin gale home board the new dist rict deputy mrs flora curry and three past ddg matrons mrs edna hunter mrs ruby clark and mrs mary willis the installing board was installing matron mrs e coat- hup pm installing patron mr harvey rose pp install ing marsha mrs c warne p m floral matron mrs m hamilton pm installing chap lain mrs b mclean pm in stalling organist mrs ella brown soloist mrs orena ste phenson assisted by mrs jessie rushton pm mrs nellie clen- denning pm mrs anne gow- land pm mrs j wagg pm and mrs w deguerre pm those installed were wor thy matron mrs daisy martin worthy patron mr harvey coathup pp associate mat ron mrs ethel wynn asso ciate patron mr edison wynn secretary mis margaret snow ball pm treasurer mrs bir die rose pm conductress mrs margaret simmons assoc conductress mrs barbara pil- kington chaplain mrs minnie davidson marshal mrs bar bara commandant organist mrs gladys watt adah mrs agnes wallace pm ruth mrs cora raymer esther mrs edna bacon martha mrs ed ith somcrvillc electa mrs ed na burgin pm warden mrs mildred white sentinel mr harvey rose mrs edna burgin immediate past matron was presented with her jewel by mrs agnes wall ace pm mrs burgin also re ceived a gift from her otlicers presented by mrs e wynn mr harvey rose pp received a gift from the chapter presented by mr h coathup pp and a gift from the officers presented by mrs m simmons pictures were taken and delicious re freshments were served death the funeral was held on sat urday nov 5 19s0 from the chapel of l e oneill for ken neth dean warriner son of mr ard mrs kenneth warrirer of barrie and grandson of mr and mrs harold warriner dean passed away at the sick child rens hospital in toronto on wednesday nov 2nd he was nearly 1 j months old interment was in the stouffville cemetery markham united missionary church last sunday marked the s3rc anniversary of the col church ln markham many changes have taken place through the years the most recent being the renovation and extension of the church building rev orville bell of toronto was the guest preacher for the day in the morning he chose as his sub ject the unique church of christ the sermon dealt with the origin occupation opera- ion obligation and ordination of the church mr bell empha sized the difference between the body of christ and the local assembly a person may be a member of the local church and still not be a member of the body of christ the congrega tion was reminded that the church is ordained to manifest christ all members have a place in the church god places men in his service according to the good pleasure of his will during the service mrs frank pipher was honored as the old est living member although 93 years of age she still attends service frequently on sunday morning mrs louis grove pre sented her with a corsage and a plate with the picture of the church and the year 19g0 in scribed below the picture the altona ladies trio which includ ed muriel byer leila byer and patricia byer provided the spe cial singing for the anniversary occasion in the evening service mr and mrs martin from to ronto rendered two lovely violin selections mr bells subject for the evening service was the presence of god mrs harold knights and mrs hudson of stouffville also provided a duet friends from various points attended the services we were glad to welcome back mr and mrs charles milsted who were members here from 1929 to 1934 anniversary week will con tinue on to sunday november 13th mr bell will preach every night this week next sunday we will have with us the pitt family from scarborough the pitt family is known all over ontario as great gospel singers many members as yet have not placed their subscription for the gospel and missionary ban ner the missionary banner con tains news from the world mis sion fields the evangelical press reports recent happenings on the mission field the gospel banner is three dollars per year and the missionary banner one dollar every member and adherent will receive this week a folder for the building fund the new drive is entitled save your dimes we invite all friends to use this means of contributing to the building fund of the church lookin weekend will be held this coming friday through sunday at the emmanuel bible college in kitchener young peo ple who desire to become ac quainted with the work and min istry of emmanuel are invited for this time of fellowship and bible instruction the registra tion fee is two dollars meals are srved on the freewill basis and sleeping accommodation is free you should be there young peo ple by s oclock on friday eve ning tlmntjjy nomb 10 i960 the stouffvi11e tribune tp local and personal happenings to err is human but tooj ladies auxiliary br 439 held often the eraser wears out be- their remembrance day tea on fore the pencil wms meeting the november meeting of the womans missionary society of stouffville united church was held in the church parlours on thursday november 3rd the president mrs crouch presid ing mrs crouch voiced the regret of the members of the associa tion that miss v mullan was in the newmarket hospital and that mrs d smales a valued member had moved to orillia both of these members will be missed and we hope miss mul lan will soon be able to return to her home and to our asso ciation our treasurer mrs todd re ported that our offering at the autumn thank offering meet ing in october totalled 15650 mrs d holden community friendship secretary reported a total of one hundred eleven calls made by our members dur ing september and october mrs albert king conducted the worship service her theme mission the church exists by mission as lire exists by burn ing mrs king quoted bishop leslie newbigin a bishop of the church of south india as saying to a group of converts in an indian village you are the body of christ in this vill age you are gods apostles here go out into the world to represent him you are the mission mrs kings devotion was closely related to the sec ond chapter of our study book which was the chapter reviewed at this meeting mrs chas nolan and mrs hammond rendered two lovely piano duets mrs march fol lowed with a concise review of the chapter the vision lost which is the second chap ter of our study book the ship under the cross mrs march stressed the dependence of the church on all its members in to all the world together is our theme this year the early church lost its vision because of mr ernie wilson obrien ave is presently in the hos pital at uxbridge the horticultural annual meeting and pot luck supper is to be friday nov is at 615 pm in the united church base ment nov 5th an oil painting do nated by mrs hugh vankough- net was won by mrs wm wall ace mrs ernie abraham won the cake- the proceeds of s500o was donated to the poppy fund miss marie sehell and mr joe cote of cornwall spent the weekend with her parents mr and mrs wes sehell miss anne lintner of corn wall spent the weekend with her parents mr and mrs har ry limner mr and mrs robert stewart have returned to their home in isabella manitoba after spend ing 3 weeks with his father while his mother mrs archie stewart has been in the hos pital in toronto holder of ticket no 21 from the womens institute bake sale is missing anci it is worth 1 capon kindly contact any member of the wl w i meeting nov is the regular meeting of the womens institute will be held at 215 pm on wednesday nov 15 in the w i hall library bldg main st program con vener mrs jake hoover roll call the price of food 25 years ago mrs j williamson will report on convention and give current events hostesses mrs m burk mrs ridout mrs burton wms meeting the st james auxiliary of the wms of the presbyterian church held their november meeting at the home of mrs r stevens with the president mrs bruce davidson presiding mrs dixons group conducted the devotions and the study per iod the subject was the work in nigeria and a description of camping that was very interest ing mrs thompson outlined the plans and projects for the 100th anniversary of the first wms in the western division which is to be celebrated in 1964 ex tensive plans are being made for a time of fellowship and witness tea was served by the hostess at the close of the meet ing a rather large contract has been filled by smith welding service market st stouffville mr smith has equipped fifteen trucks with sand dispersal units to operate with the dept of highways this winter turkey suppers have not de clined in popularity according to recent attendance figures re corded in the area clnso 1500 people have enjoyed these get- togethers during the past week at goodwood melville stouff ville and mt zion residents in the east end of town may purchase their trib unes weekly at the store now owned and operated by mr frank ryfa twentyfive local boys attend ed the organization meeting of the stouftville air cadet squad ron in the masonic hall on fri day afternoon oct 28th pc harry heatherington the chief promoter of the unit is confi dent that the membership will increase if and when transpor tation problems are ironed out engagements rev and mrs r t chapin announce the engagement of their daughter joan elizabeth to herbertt wleacmfwypshrdl to herbert walter quast of prince rupert bc the wed ding will be held in central united church unionville on saturday nov 26th at 4 pm mr and mrs walton todd an nounce the engagement of their daughter linda to mr alfred knight son of mr and mrs edward knight of stouffville ontario the marriage will take place later this month mr elmer danies of rupert ave returned home this week from a deerhunting trip at lake temagami he was ac companied by messrs ed byer reuben meyer harvey pipher and several of their friends four other local residents left this week messrs bruce har per elgin wagg geo allison and bill sanders are presently in the wilds of northern on tario the barriers jew and greek could not intermingle free and slave could not meet on a com mon meeting ground male and female it was very hard for men to accept women as their equal the early church had to decide these issues and the de cision was made at jerusalem to include all this decision caused a division in the early church in 1054 ad there was a complete split and out of this came the roman catholic and the greek orthodox churches the roman catholic church was again split at the time of the reformation and there em erged the protestant christian church by 1700 ad men learned that unity cannot be secured by repression but by the slower method of love and understand ing mrs kenneth campbell voic ed the thanks and appreciation of the group responsible for the meeting to all who had con tributed canadian cancer society the annual meeting and elec tion of officers for district coun cil no 12 of the canadian can cer society was held at the con clusion of the workshop held in woodbridge at christ church on october 19th mrs f kischel president of brampton unit who was chair man of the nominating com mittee presented the slate of officers mr ronald mcfarlane field secretary for ontario di vision conducted the election local ladies appointed on the executive for 1961 are presi dent mrs gordon pttrves un ionville who is also delegate to exec committee and vice chair man mrs f nicholls gormley credit ucion meeting the stouffville district credit union will be host to the next regular monthly meeting of the georgian bay chapter in the masonic hall stouffville ont on friday nov 18th 19g0 at 830 pm subject of the meet ing will be the credit union act explained by mr norman alexander supervisor ontario credit union league this sub ject should interest all credit unions wishing to keep well in formed on new legislature gov erning credit unions also new regulations set down by the de partment of insurance from time to time will be taken up everyone is welcome to attend this meeting 67 girls enjoying training in cgit the stouffville canadian girls in training reports a record en rolment of 67 girls between the ages of 12 and 17 the highest ever recorded since the forma tion of this group many years back on thursday oct 27th the following officers were sworn in elaine forsyth president lynda nolan vicepresident bonnie baker secretary bar bara button treasurer the group presidents are lynda mathewson janice oster- dahl judy vankoughnet anna mae sanders donna knox nel- da booth the group secretaries are marilyn fosdick joanne stouf fer gail nelson pat toole lin da wright lorraine greir a very impressive initiation ceremony was held on the same evening when is new members were received into the fellow ship of cgit each girl re ceived her pin from the presi dent elaine forsyth and her purpose card from the secre tary bonnie baker mrs t top ping superintendent extended a warm welcome to the new girk challenging them as well as the present members to a year of real effort on their part towards the success and enjoy ment of this group barbara button joined the ranks of the senior girls and was presented with her white lanyard by her group leader mrs l jennings four groups from last year received their chevron certifi cates this award is granted each year by the ontario girls work board io the groups that reached the acquired standards each member of these four groups received a chevron to be worn on her middy after the formal service the girls and new leaders were pro perly initiated with many amus ing tricks the evening was made complete with the serving of refreshments by the senior girls the leaders of the cgit are as follows mrs r nelson mrs l jennings mrs h mur phy mrs b rogers mrs l roadway mrs r mcfadden mrs t topping supt this weekend the cgit girls will be tagging for the poppy fund watch for them and welcome them ith your donation mr and mrs lod mover celebrated their 41st wedding anniversary on saturday guests on sunday at the w telf rennie home were mrs j e cotie mrs roly macdou- gall and son douglas of quebec and dr and mrs t mcdowell of toronto mrs john williamson mont real st attended the womens institute convention at the royal york hotel last week mr and mrs bert tawn and audrey of bethesda have rec ently moved to their new home on main st e owing to the holiday nov 11 stouffville child health centre will be held nov isth at york county health unit office s7 main st stouffville the new stouffville fire truck answered its first official call on tuesday when it was sum moned to a blaze on property at the rear of wilsons garage in the west end of town a fire in a parked auto was ex tinguished the family ome relatives and friends of mr and mrs john brubacher albert st s gave them a surprise on tues day evening of last week the occasion being their 25th wed ding anniversary crowds continue to show an increase at the community hoc key league games in the stouff ville arena every friday night residents may see three com plete contests for an admission fee of 50e children 12 years and younger are admitted free the first game starts at s pm claremont currently heads the group followed by ringwood and markham in the runners- up position greenwood is in third place with stouffville and ballantrae trailing with one point apiece readers who wish to follow the activities at the stouffville dist high school should scan the weekly column edited by local student mike paul mike has displayed a talented flare for writing and his work is both humorous and informative he hopes to extend his ambition further into the field of journal ism notice e a grubin ro optome trist will be in stouffvilie at the james mccreight residence 58 main st e on monday and tuesday nov 14th and 15th mr bill morris just east of town has been confined to his home for a short while due to illhealth sunday visitors at the home- of mr and mrs floyd fairies were mr and mrs howard kee betty and john of mono mills mr and mrs otto tranmer of bloomington and m mertens mr and mrs fred pugh con 10 celebrated their 41st wed ding anniversary on nov 5 by having their family all home for the occasion they were rev and mrs dn pugh and eliza- beth of port elgin rev and mrs john colley jean and ruth marie of pefferlaw and mr and mrs elroy schneider phyllis and elizabeth bloom- ingdale baptism a baptism service was con ducted in stouffville united church last sunday afternoon with rev d davis in charge the following children were re- ceived karen doreen brown daughter of mr and mrs james brown edmund james cadleux son of mr and mrs ted ca- dieux john allan christie son of mr and mrs howard chrls tie wayne andrew dixon son of mr and mrs arthur dixon nancy virginia forgie daugh ter of mr and mrs howard for- gie jacqueline ann hassard daughter of mr and mrs rob ert hassard patricia lynn hat- ning daughter of mr and mrs chris haining robert gordon houston son of mr and mrs john houston laurie anne houston daughter of mr and mrs john houston michelle louise morlcy daughter of mr and mrs wilfred morley mary elaine mieras daughter of mr and mrs jacob mieras karen dianne mccoy daughter of mr and mrs lloyd mccoy deborah lee maskell daughter of mr and mrs fred maskell judy- marlene sehell daughter o mr and mrs percy sehell ste ven gerald sehell son of mr and mrs harry sehell john richard schmidt son of mr and mrs stanley schmidt bar bara anita williams daughter of mr and mrs fred williams elizabeth marie wilson daugh ter of mr and mrs george wu- son nancy lynn ward daugh ter of mr and mrs douglas ward carol grace adeline wood daughter of mr and mrs ray wood michael eritf walters son of mr and mrsv ernest walters these 21 children all being presented for baptism at ono time constituted a record num ber for this type of service nfl m mf t w nft quality service livestock really liveitup when you feed milko porko eggo feeds milk0 dairy feeds 16 dairy complete feed 24 dairy concentrate calf starter grower pork0 hog feeds 15 hoj grower 1g ho grower pig starter 35 hog concentrate egg0 poultry feeds ekr0 layinc erro hen concentrate stiver bros phone 94508 45wl t fni fv hfi f mfutmfffmmtmlfm