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christmas season s 5wciai f check with malton weather bureau fails to impress magistrate the new smithcorona electric- portable typewriter givr flns cxctlins new tectrc appliance perfect for all the iaioitv the smithcorona ekc- trie portable typewriter the siouifville tribune phone stouffville 152 or 153 for office supplies business machines sec the stouffville tribune james doyle paimer ave richmond hill informed mag istrate n p kelley that he had obtained a report from the mal ton weather bureau after he was charged by markham twp police with failing to stop at the intersection of bayview avenue j and no 7 highway on the mor- ning of cki 14th the cae was aired in b u t t o ti v i 1 1 e traffic court on friday morning the driver was fined s14 00 and l cots the accused in hi defence mated hat the malton weather bureau described the area as being very foggy he said he wasnt aware of no 7 highway until hi front wheels hit the pavement who would want to go through the street without stopping he asked we are laying charges at that intersection every day an swered constable cliff cox mr doyle contended that the fog was so dense he could not see the stop sign it was a genuine accident he said if it was so foggy as the accused states he shouldnt have been travelling at 3540 miles per hour through an inter section stated pc cox the police are only doing their duty warned magistrate kellev he pointed out that a drivers failure to stop at an intersection was ieponsible for manv accidents t stooffyllu iwtukt aswan- 24 1m0 t tt foop prices effective nov 242526 we reserve tho right to lltnil quantities crisp an1 tivr leieiy 2 u sitlki 2g ples 3 3j mince us 2 25c ganges 5g pineapple grapefruit save 22r delaaontedrinksss iga choice save ulc tomatoes 2 28 oi n 39 iga sunny morn save i or tea bags black diamond mild coloured cheddar cheese 2o cut fresh kro7cn fraservale fish a 21os tkg plcq of 100 buy 3 get one free westinghouse light bulbs 4 75 save xc lib ita chase sanborn coffee 69c save fie ilb bag monarch flour 53c nuy i get one free mir liquid detergent 2 85c save 9e shox package kelloggs special v 2 49c kelloggs frosted flakes 249c fresh boneless oven ready with dressing pork shoulder roast pork butt roast fresh mkatv pork side ribs lb 55c green span all reef wieners ib 49c now on sale vol 12 golden book encyclopedia ratcliff s i g a foodliner ringwood mrs bruce tayloi entertained a number ol ladies on wednes day evening by having a jewelry demonstration at her house a number from here attended the fall rally of the whit- church township convention at i bethesda on thursday night the ladies of peachs wms held their annual bazaar at the home of mrs ruth painter on friday evening mi and mrs c morgason bradley and penny of oshawa attended the anniversary serv ices and visited mr and mrs walter vague on sunday mr meivin brounsborger vis ited mr ross vague and family on saturday mr and mrs harry preston mr and mrs harvey preston and son had sunday night sup per with mr and mrs j kock- ler and attended the church service mr and mrs james ridge- way of agincourt called at the home of their uncle mr and mrs f atkinson on sunday afternoon mr harvey pipher will show pictures of his world tour on friday night at the stouffville youth centre under auspices of dicksons hill united mission ary church everybody wel come stouffville ontario gold water sun bad for violets its fine to know that the african violet is a tropical plant bui what good does that do when you pour cold water all over the poor thing the african violet or saint- paulia originally came from af ricas jungles it cannot tolerate conditions that are overly con trary to that of the home front take that cold water for example it gives irregular spots or streaks on the leaves the low temperature destroys the green colouring agent of saint- paulia leaves dont just stop at watering either horticulturists with the ontario depl of agriculture say the african violet should be given a bright diffused source ot light not direct sunlight be cause this plant is used to a canopy of jungle trees too much light will cause the leaves to turn yellow not enough and the plant will cease to flower although it is impossible to match the humidity of a steam ing jungle in a house african violets can do quite well tinder most degrees of humidity so to make them feel at home here is what to do water with slightly warm water if you water from the bottom also water from the top occasionally to wash salts back into the soil these salts are re sponsible for the ugly yellowish deposits on the soil and along the rim of the pot try to keep plants at 65 to 68 degrees f at night and about ten degrees warmer during the day windows and curtains can be used to advantage in this re spect use bright diffused light for african violets to be exact test light with a photographic light metet anywhere from 800 to 1200 fool candles is good clinging gowns are always appreciated by husbands when they cling for years and years financial report 1960 village of stouffville estimated balance sheet as at october 31st i960 asset current assets cash on hand and in bank taxes receivable current roll arrears accounts receivable due from province of ontario re subsidies due from cemetery board mortgage receivable 6 per annum due from ratepayer lor debenture llabrutlt current liabilities accounts payable and accrued expenses public school board high school board library board coury rates debenture coupon dut guarantee deposits due to trust fund 48429 92 3327089 167035 967077 9922 67 418792 300000 10s15s3i 814162 12 877976 2506687 1482049 232794 717 174125 1678532 422267 j92231454 73751 4t surplus balance dec 31st 1959 deduct amount taken in revenue in 1960 add funds available for expenditures in november and december balance oct 31st 1960 debentures payable byiaw no 772 bylaw no 824 bylaw no 847 bylaw no 837 bylaw no 892 bylaw no 893 3777898 800000 2977898 462187 1836222 45680000 14100000 3400000 11700000 4900000 3440065 81416222 92231454 estimated revenue and expenditure statement for 10 months ended october 31st 1960 revenue general village rates sewer included province of ontario subsidies childrens protection welfare highway estimated unconditional grant nursing homes licenses and permits fines rents sundry income interest penalties and highway receipts grants in lieu of taxes discounts received 1283634s 113432 231475 1000000 893730 190157 2428794 117700 20950 42500 66970 105873 248556 93599 prior years surplus taken into revenue as per budget total expenditures genera government executive administrative other expenses protection lo persons and property fire department net police department street lighting crossing guards dogs public works and highways sanitation and waste removal dump rental and sundry sewage plant operation debenture payment re sewers hospitalization and nursing homes s welfare insurance conservation bank interest taxes written off by court of revision discounts for tax payments library community centre capital expenditures out of revenut administration fire truck deduct reduction in reserve for replacement of equipment funds received from other municipalities 15961284 800000 16761284 160000 j 477463 692406 2329869 122551 894604 340882 131200 7180 1496417 2717332 138872 1665800 5622400 7427072 1453260 l80000- 500000 267272 288075 251465 106800 41119 35137 146585 232794 150000 35900 773260 funds available for expenditure in hie months of nov dee total 16299097 462187 16761284 administration other expenses schedule a general government salaries clerktreasurer tax collector assistant clerk building inspector assessor legal ft audit engineering schedule b general government printing stationery lc advertising telephone building maintenance caretaker oolcc k general expenses postage election grant bursaries k prizes summary of tax roll tax roll suppfementar 196 1960 village general rat 12677084 165315 sewer rate exemption 6057- t66660 32508 18300 233340 342770 94885 14774 63 total for village purposes public school high school county purpost j 267 1 027 6721597 2644583 2240532 165315 85823 33767 28608 101771 26401 215485 41000 211336 24439 24924 44000 692406 total 128423 9 6057- 128363 2 6807420 2678330 2260140 24277719 313513 24591232 x zg 3 goodwood mm r may at a party held in stouftville masonic hall for his employees mr walter atkinson presented mr ralph faidkncr with an upholstered chair in honour of ten csrjiifect attendance at the saturday sales at the stouff ville sales barn mr dave alderson of allison called on his cousin dalton ald erson recently a aubr of luieo ei tiie united church wa attended the talent show held at sand- ford by sandford wa fire reels were rushed to goodwood on thursday morn ing when mr r evrrlieghs car burned up sympathy it extended lo mr george rowc whose wife died very suddenly mrs cribble war ame to cele brate iter birthday along with several of her neighbour at the horticultural supper hcd in atcuflvjjj mrs dalton aldetson fcnt the past week at the home of her daughter erla mr and mrs wilson arc proud parents of a wee son ross arthur mr and mrs reuben may and family had sunday supper with his parents mi and mr wm may terry baldwin had the m- fortune to be hit in the eye with a hockey puck at school mr and mrs arnold jayj had sunday suppr with mr ted mr john may jr