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plow ford front 20000 sunray feed mcculloch and pioneer chain saws altona feed supplies ltd sales service trade terms tracrob curemoni phone buttonville news neighbourhood note teachers college students are abroad now and last week mrs roy boyington was hos tess to two practising at but- j tonville school while at rich- mond hili one of the students i in jean tribblings room was our own margaret patterson mrs e hill has been at thornhil with her daughter mrs bruce robinson while mr hill went hunting in the loring 1 area where he was joined by dick jones this week mrs e walton is still suffer ing from a fall she had last september when she cracked some ribs and damaged her spine now mrs wm mcgimp- sey is nursing cracked ribs we wish them both quick mending roy robinson won a signal honour last week when he was chosen as one ol lour members of the judging team to repre sent ontario agricultural col lege diploma course students in the royal winter fair judg ing competition next week this week roy is touring ont ario with his team doing prac tise work last saturday evening the york central hospital auxil iary buttonville branch held a travelling dinner when mrs joe robinson mrs douglas hood and mrs milton sherman were hostesses for first courses and all the guests travelled to the assembly room at leitch- croft farm for dessert and a social evening there were ap proximately 75 guests and a sum well in excess of 100 was raised for auxiliary purposes mrs sj english was pleas ed to learn of a new grand- niece born to mr and mrs w b hartford johann gray last saturday the baby will be margaret ann and is a grand daughter for mr and mrs k c gray mrs ken slots received word last weekend that her mother mrs topham of stouffvilie had suffered a stroke mrs topham has many friends in this area and all of them wish her a rap id recovery mr idris hamid b sc spoke at browns corners united church last sunday and mrs hamid was also present with the three hamid children- inclu ding six weeks old sarah jane next sunday evening mr ha mid will be the guest speaker when the york presbyterial y- pu will hold a church service at st matthews crosby ave richmond hill this is a serv ice for everyone which no one should miss browns corners sunday school lias a new adult class with bible study under the cap able leadership of mr norman reid parents who bring their children to sunday school are urged to stay for this interest ing discussion group next thursday at 730 pm the browns corners congrega tion will meet at the church for dessert and coffee prior to an evening programme in connec tion with the partnership in the gospel campaign a film and brief meeting is planned lcw hear mrs wm champion there were bright flowers still in the church gardens and garden roses brightened the meeting last week when brown corners united church wom en held their november meet ing in the church parlours mrs harold steffler was in the chair and mrs wa miller was soloist accompanied by mrs sj english mrs j don aldson and mrs m sherman conducted the devotional serv ice and mrs sr patterson read a brief paper on help for alcoholics anonymous mrs wm champion was in charge of the study period on the subject of india and she drew a concise picture of that strategic country since it gain ed independence from britain in 1917 with an area of ap proximately i the size of can ada india struggles to feed a population of well over 3s0 per sons per square mile and a yearly increase in the birthrate of s000000 persons plus a new immigration 70 of the people live in villages in some sections industry has been introduced and mills are sponsored by germany russia and great britain india wants peaceful coexistence and the government is carrying on a program of reconstruction but their chinese neighbours have created difficulty in in dustrial areas there is less in terest in religion but through the country there is a revival of nonchristian faiths which has sprung up with the revival of national feeling the coun try needs wise and experienc ed personnel and here the christian church has a great opportunity a business period was con ducted by mrs steffler and mrs a w miller social con venor mrs steffler told of a project at fred victor mission where there is a furniture and clothing refurbishing program it was also noted that the ucw now have in memoriam cards mrs miller discussed the christmas bazaar which will be held at the church nov 23rd mrs norman reid told members earnings from the smorgasbord totalled almost 500 and mf dinner receipts sept 18 were s3s828 sr patterson urges better financing for capital school costs sr patterson speaking at the unionville home school association recently produced convincing evidence that the failure to use administrative lot fees for capital school ex penditures is costing the rate payers of markham township many thousands of dollars an nually in excess of school rates mr patterson is a chartered accountant and chairman of the public school trustees assn of markham township and has made a detailed study of school costs he stated that many far mers were required to pay lot fees to the municipality with out receiving any benefit in re turn mr patterson read letters from school trustees in mark ham township who are serious ly considering the problem of school financing mr jack stone trustee of tsa no 1 in the thornhill ar ea when interviewed said are you paying more taxes now and enjoying it less you prob ably are if you are a taxpayer in markham township school area no 1 mr stone went on to say just about every new subdiv ision that is occcupied adds to the load of existing school fac ilities and generally results in a school addition or in some cases a complete new school as a taxpayer in this area you are taxed for existing and new school facilities when you buy your home you pay either directly or indirectly a lot fee amounting to at least 500 as has been pointed out previously the municipal act states that this fee shall be used within the subdivision from which it is collected since roads curbs sewers and water services are paid by the subdivider where is your lot fee spent this is to advise you that it is not being spent to build that new school stated as simply as possible the use of lot fees to reduce the initial debenture cost of build ing schools will result directly in lower school taxes in your school area support your school board in their efforts to reduce school building costs and taxes in your area another letter mr patterson read was from mr don mo clennan trustee of the tsa no 2 school near locust hill and cedar grove who in expressing his opinion on the subject had this to say rural communi ties of a township such as mar- kham must be constantly alert observations of townships such as ours peripheral to a large city indicate that a quiet ham let can become a busy subdivi sion practically overnight cer tainly pupil population can ex ceed current accomodation fas ter than the established resi dents can afford to build more schools a township should have a sense of responsibility to tax payers of long standing a portion of lot fees collected from the potential inhabitants would be his contribution to the building of additional necessary classrooms or schools this is not a radical practice other enterprising municipalites have used this method of defraying the cost of education mr patterson said here are opinions from opposite sides of the township and in between we have school area no 2 where the taxpavers will lose over 62000 in the next twenty years and most of that in the next five years because lot fees amounting to 25000 have been diverted for purposes oth er than capital school costs reference was made to the proposed subdivision at union ville mr patterson gave sub stantial evidence that ratepay ers at unionville and those who will become ratepayers will be mortgaged beyond endurance unless the lot fees arc used for the erection of required school facilities the use of lot fees could provide a school without debt and maintain a much low er tax rate for many years to come at the close of the meeting it was announced that mr patter son urged by many citizens was considering a nomination as condidate for reeve of mark ham township at the coming election thursday november 14 1963 the stouffvilie tribune page ii i i bethesda mr and mrs chester patten- den and miss mary pattenden motored to north bay to spend the weekend with howard pat tenden who is working at ver- ner they had dinner on sun day with mr and mrs garnet pattenden at rutherglen the monthly meeting of the ucw was held at the home of mrs leonard brillinger wednesday nov 6 at 8 pm with a good attendance mrs roy morley assisted on the piano for a solo sung by mrs brant morley and a duet sung by mrs g morley and mrs gordon mackey birthday greetings were extended to miss selena atkinson on behalf of the ucw by mrs wm empringham expressing ap preciation of her long and con tinuous service in our organi zation miss atkinson made a suitable reply and all sang blest be the tie that binds officers for the following year were elected president mrs william empringham secre tary mrs fred allin treas- mrs chester pattenden supply and social assistants mrs clifford burkholder and mrs russell hunt stewardship and recruiting mrs murray allin christian citizenship and social secretary mrs a galbraith flower and card committee mrs l brillinger mrs murray allin mrs albert scott mrs roy smith literature com munications christian and mis sionary education mrs roy smith pianist mrs ernest steekly assistant mrs w em pringham the reorganization meeting for bethesda sunday school was held monday nov 31 at the home of mr and mrs al lan empringham rev george davison presided officers elect ed for 3964 were supt leonard brillinger as sistants murray allin mrs c burkholder secretary glen taun assistant harold bril linger treasurer allan em pringham teachers primary mrs david paisley assistant mrs leonard brillinger jun ior mrs ray atkinson assist miss shirley davison inter mediate mrs c burkholder assist mrs b taun young men allan empringham roy atkinson young women mrs e hunt mrs r hunt wom ens bible class mrs c pat tenden mrs w empringham mens bible class mr e hunt mrs w empringham pianist mrs w walls missionary treasurer mrs fred allin home department mrs a gal braith temperance mrs w empringham cradle roll mrs w walls mrs l brillinger gormsey mrs c milsted congratulations to mr and mrs henry steckley of scar- boro who will celebrate their golden wedding anniversary on friday nov 15 they were long time residents of gormley and were married fifty years ago in california mr and mrs ralph putter of north bay and miss marga ret pelling of toronto were callers at mrs b jones on sunday afternoon mr and mrs john farquhar- son left on thursday morning to spend the winter months at their home in florida mr and mrs c s hazen of ancaster spent a few days with miss arvilla forrester mr j c swarbrick of ed monton alta spent two weeks leave with his brotherinlaw and sister mr and mrs r neil- sen he is leaving shortly for overseas congratulations to mr and mrs peter jennings lilian reaman who were married on saturday in heise hill church on their return from their honeymoon they will live in the former jake williams house ct victoria square mr and mrs ted wegg and mr and mrs clarence doner of stouffvilie had supper on saturday with mrs beulah jones congratulations to mr geo french who will celebrate his 88th birthday on nov 19 6401621 mumvtvtummnmiminniiimn make sure the wedding invitations and announcements are correct in every detail we have a large choice of wedding stationery and offer you thermo- kraphed type in various styles- we also have printed napkins place cards thank you cards and other supplies we invite you to stop in and see our samples when your wedding date approaches order your printed supplies t the stouffville tribune phone 6402100 or 6402101 i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i mrs gordon munro has re turned from visiting her son and daughterinlaw mr and mrs bruce munro in florida mr and mrs peter reaman of vineland spent several days with his sisters the misses reaman the joseph children sang at the rally day service at kitch ener on sunday morning mr and mrs glenn bolender spent sunday in kitchener we wish a speedy recovery for mr harry thompson who is in st michaels hospital toronto undergoing tests etc harry spent nine days in york county hospital newmarket before he was moved to st michaels hospital mr and mrs murray ben nett and children and miss mal colm had dinner on sunday with mr and mrs s n doner mrs eva nicklin is in a nurs ing home at west hill as a re sult of a recent fall mr and mrs harry brilling er moved to stouffvilie last week a number of hunters are back from the north but report a very poor hunting year the sunday school attend ance at um church rally day was 217 miss malcolm of child evangelism was the guest speaker and the pitts family sang mr harry kruse is spending a week at parry sound the school children and mail carriers enjoyed a holiday on monday nov 11 for remem brance day mrs roy brillinger and mrs b jones spent tuesday in tor onto with mrs mary cole mr and mrs ken joyce and children of scarboro visited their grandparents mr and mrs a hollands rev wm vanderbent of richmond hill and rev rosen- berry of altona pa visited mr and mrs geo french mr and mrs harvey cassel of preston spent the weekend with the henderson sisters and mr and mrs john henderson they also visited their daughter blanche who is in toronto ucn- eral hospital you are cordially invited to attend the anniversary serv ices at the united missionary church on sunday nov 17 love that laundry stouffville coin laundry main st stouffville clerks notice of first posting of voters list voters lists 1963 the municipality of the township f of whitchurch 4 county of york notice is hereby given that i have complied with section 12 of the voters lists act and that i have posted up at my office at vandorf on the sth day of november 1963 the list of all persons entitled to vote in the municipality at municipal elections and that such list remains there for in spection and 1 hereby call upon all voters to take im mediate proceedings to have any errors or omissions corrected according to law the last day for appeal being the 22nd day of nov 1963 dated this sth day of november 1963 john w crawford clerk township of whitchurch at your carload food market stouffville tomato soup 335c carnation evap milk 3 46c fabric softener fleecy 7c off 32 oz 35c monarch white or choc cake mix 2 rs 35c kelloggs corn flakes 2s 55c mans size white kleenex 2 a- 55c alcan foil wrap a 31c christies bread 2 for 39c this weeks meat features jresh grade a chickens w lb 33c fresh meaty pork hocks lb 21c maple leaf sweet pickled cottage rolls lb 51c schneiders country style sausage lb platter pak 45c marle leaf wieners lb p 45c 6oz pkg 39c schneiders cornmeal back bacon bananas grapefruit produce 2 lbs 25c 5 for 39c free delivery phone 6403444 prices effect ivo this week end nov 6 9 boocjcxxsaac 43 armill 24 milkmaker concentrate even looks different to till usual run of cattle feeds and different it is built entirely around high quality vegetable proteins no fillers and generously fortified with proper minerals and vitamins to give natural palatable ration that cattle like doesnt cake in damp weather either as the molasses is blended inlo it mix marmill 21 milkmaker concentrate with your home grown grains and you will have a balanced dairy ration that should increase milk yields yet keep cattle in good condition gel the facts contact reesors marmill ltd box 20 markham onr 2942323