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have yourself a royal weekend in toronto park your wo and trouble and come have a weekend holidayawayfromhorce in the liveliest city around stay at the royal york cone just by yourselves bring the family or a ca noad of friends there loads and loads of things to do in toronto christmas shopping theatre music christmas pageant nhl hockey jazz museums and at the royal york theres hoot nanny nov 29dec 13 an evening with richard rodger aec 1328 in the imperial room in the black knight supper cub marilyn reddick nov jbdec 7 gillian grey dec 92sj so you see theres plenty to make a weekend in toronto great fun very special royal weekend package a big comfortable double room at the royal york from friday night through sunday m 4 pm indoor parking complete dinner dancing and shov for 2 friday night in the imperial room breakfast in bed on saturday and on sunday too all for 4950for a weekend thats as good as a holiday to make a reservation simply write the royal york in toronto specifying the royal weekend package or phone the royal york direct 36s251i local 212 royal york editors mail alliance church news a scries of sacred services are being held in the christian missionary alliance church of unionville this week and next the speaker is rev k neill foster ol kamloops bc although a young man mr foster is a fulltime evangelist having just completed scries of services in cobourg brantford and pembroke ontario he will be emphasizing the message of christ as our savior sanctifier healer and coming lord the nightly program will also in clude the ministry of sacred music by various local artists the minister of the church rev j barker states that this series will continue through november 24 and will begin each night at 8 oclock there will be no services on satur days and at 11 am and 730 pm on sundays tsxssassssssxscssssssssscci the editor stouffvihe tribune stouffviue ontario november 15 1363 dear mr editor i am amazed and not a little disturbed at what appears to be jour philosophy of life as its relates to government and society suggested in the edito rial of yesterdays tribune could wreck service ciub because hundreds of thous ands of people have shown sup port for the service club operat ed draws and are breaking the law by doing so you say why not let them be within the law but does the lawbreaker come within the law the aver age person would answer let him keep the law but you have another solution bring press ure to bear on our reluctant legislators in an effort to rid the country of unrealistic law but to where does such a principle lead us does a law become unrealistic regardless of its actual wisdom when you can gather together enough people who dont like it and will put pressure on the govern ment have gambling and drinking which all history con demn suddenly become wisdom and righteousness because a lot of people like to imbibe or have a little flutter you proceed to indicate how unrealistic the antigambling law is by making the startling declaration that the federal government gambling laws could well deal a crippling blow- to all service club work if it applied as has been the case in this and nearby localities what sort of club is this whose work can be dealt a crippling blow simply because the government does not relax its antigambling laws you must forgive me if i am in clined to doubt your assertion i have good reason for my scepticism as witness the head line to one of your news items art latcham gives 52500 to lions club as car draw is threatened with raid if mr latcham could give 2500 alter it was discovered that the draw was illegal could he not have given the same amount before hand and without the draw i do not say that he should have done so necessarily but the possibility was there and if one lion can do this think what a pride of lions could do it seems to me that there is something lacking in the spirit and genious of any organization church or club that must limp along on the take from petty gambling shedding tears be cause the government wont re lax its laws bursting with righteous indignation when it is caught outside the pale of the law calling a law stupid because it trips them up in car rying on with a less than-praisc- worthy method of raising funds voting unanimously to pressure the government for a change in the law rather than exerting themselves to discover a metiiod of fundraising that is beyond mora question another astonishing declara tion of yours is they those who consider gambling and drinking immoral think noth ing of accepting the many gov ernment services which the gov ernment could not pay for with out the huge taxes derived from the sale of liquor but we are not hoodwinked by this bit of eyewash if this is not mixing the metaphors too badly the antigambling and antiliquor people are not naive enough to accept this as a rebuke they are not going to bow their heads in shame in face of this myth who but rip vanwinkle could be unaware of the fact that for every dollar the government receives in liquor revenue it must pay out from s135 to s550 depending on the area taxed in vain at tempts to make amends for the frightful blight on human life created by the unmittigated curse of alcoholic beverages if the antiliquor people have any thing to be ashamed of it is their anaemic protest against their being robbed to the end that the liquor industrv might be kept supplied with customers let us face it mr editor the beerbarons are not subsidizing us we are subsidizing them when you hint at the good hindered by the interference of the law an unrealistic law i am reminded of a character created by george bernard shaw sir horace bodger the distiller who restored a cathe dral gave half a million pounds to his partv handed over five thousand pounds to the salvation army shelters to save his scul no one will ac cuse shaw of being a religious crank but he saw the hypocrisv of doing evil that good may come or perhaps i should sav the blindness it is worthy of note that he once said if a natural choice between drunken ness and sobriety were possible in our civilization i would leave the people free to choose but when i see an enormous capitalistic organization pushing drink under peoples noses at every corner and pocketing the price whilst leaving me and others to pay the colossal dam ages then i am prepared to smash that organization and make is as easy for a poor man to be sober if he wants to as it is for his dog you do support your general stand by a reference to the fact that premier robarts and at torneygeneral cass consider the present antigambling law to be out of tune with the feelings of the people but we are not impressed what would vou ex pect hundreds of thousands of people and service clubs pressuring them every chris tian man will honour these leaders of our government for their office but we are not so overcome with awe that we for get that as men they are poli ticians please believe me when i say that despite my disagreement with your editorial i still think you put out a very fine paper and you have my every good wish for its continued success arthur walsh ps the lions should attend one of our misionary conven tions to see how we do it i mean raise funds york hosp auxiliary to assist on tour dav phone direct markham 2912212 markham dairy ltd proclamation to the municipal electors of the township of whitchurch public notice is hereby given that pursuant to the ontario municipal act a meeting of the muni cipal electors of the township of whitchurch will be held in the community hall vandorf ont friday november 29 1963 from 7 oclock until 8 oclock in the evening for the nomination of candidates for the offices of reeve deputyreeve and three councillors to serve the township of whitchurch for the year 1964 if more candidates are proposed than required to be elected the proceedings for filling said offices will be adjourned until monday the 9th day of december 1963 when polls will be opened at ten oclock in the morn ing and shall continue until eight oclock in the afternoon village ladies bowling league 7 oclock high triple helen schmidt613 high single helen schmidt292 over 200 ella nichols270 muriel gibson 223 jean halstead209 elsie carter203 team standings gambiers33 pts starlighters- 29 pts dumbbells29 pts op- timists27 pts jeans janes26 pts jeabers24 pts tiflnca f i l l u r- order our gasoline its never too late to give your equipment no matter who youre having for dinner tonight make sure theyre warm enough use only safe dependable longer burning blue coalthe hard coal that is colour marked for your protection its a warm experience bluecoal stiver bros ltd stouffville ontario ph 6i0m00 m0s10i 6401891 when the york central hos pital opens its doors for inspec tion tours on thursday nov 8 it will have in its service a hospital auxiliary unique in its field an organization which is nearly two years old the idea for the york cen tral hospital auxilary was the brain child of mrs sc snively oak ridges mrs fc jackson and mrs rj miller richvale and was conceived before the hospital itself was anything more than a sketch in 1961 a provisional commit tee was set up under the chair manship of mrs fc jackson and consisting of community minded people across the sou thern part of the county who consented to be contacts in their particular area from this small beginning came the inau gural meeting of ycha in the spring of 1962 and today it boasts of nearly 600 members in 16 branches from markham and gormley on the east to oak ridges king and maple on the north and west the work of the hospital au xiliary is threefold public re lations fund raising and sei- vicing the hospital to date the auxilary has rai sed approximately 10000 and among other things these funds have provided a gift shop in the hospital which will be a future source of income money has been voted to purchase medical j books the nucleus for a medic al reference library and the au xiliary has also agreed to pay the salary of the coordinator of volunteers gift shop com mittee volunteers have been working against time mrtns ready the gift items to be sold when the hospital is opened next thursday when the hos pital tours are held the gift shop will be in operation and all those who make a purchase will be rewarded with the gift of the ycha emblem a wbite rose of york the stouffville tribune thurify noemfcer 21 w6j pij 5 wanted more cream shippers for best results ship your cream to stouffvihe creamery we pay two cents more per pound butterfat for cream delivered to the creamerv to have our truck call phone g102822 cold storage lockers for rent stouffvihe creamery co discover tuberculosis lung cancer and other chest diseases help save lives u t b christmm seals export sales we work through our local bank helping to move the goods that mean so much to so many canadians is an cvcryday service of the chartered banks manufacturers producers and ship pers increasingly use the local bank not only 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