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w lj fed m n cit this joyous time when hope and good spirits are high we express appreciation for your continued loyalty and wish you the best of everything for christmas aj always thank you aikens pharmacy and staff stouffrmc ont sincere good aqlo vrith best wishes lot rout christmas happiness fleet floor cleaning service stouffville ont tribune classified ads are tops iaf our hearties good wishes for a nappy and joyous yulelide go lo you and youm win and ron packer village shop we join in wishing peou on earth and 8 will lo- oil men wagg jewellery china ev md ken stouffvtlle ont toisfj la pou or the jjutcttbc japing pon an pentk habe a iflcrrp christmaj stouffville 5c to 100 store and staff markham twp police sgt speaks on safety at buttonville wi szt bob hood of the mark- ham twp police offered tips for safety especially at christmas when he spoke to members of the buttonville womens insti tute recently christmas lights can be a hazard unless proper precau tions are taken said the serge ant he warned that few things are more tragic than a christ mas fire and ursed that house wiring be checked to make sure circuits are not overloaded with extra lighting keep your christmas tree green by adding water to the base he told his audience place tree carefully well away from window drapes and stair ways and leave lightsconnectcd for short periods only a lighted tree should not be left unguard ed a spark will ignite a dry tree so quickly that nothing can be saved on road safely the speaker said scat belts should be a must for all motorists most fatal motor accidents are caused by the victim being thrown about the vehicle or tossed to the road while the car remains fairly in tact driving rules governing school buses were other matters touched on when school bus warning lights are flashing traffic behind the bus must slop and all traffic approaching must do so with cautionr safety with tractor was an other subject dealt with chil dren should be tied on securely if they are taken out on one said sgt hood adding that of the 1 or s fatalities he had in vestigated over the last ten years most could have been avoided if- some sort of safety belt had been used small chil dren particularly bounce off if a bump is felt the women were interested in police work in general and ask ed about court procedure sgt hood explained that today law yers play an increasing active part in defending accused per sons and consequently police must increase their knowledge constantly the meeting was held at the home of mrs russell boyington and mrs george kelly presided mrs allan orr of victoria sq was guest soloist and iter ac companist was mrs s j eng lish business included mention of the date set for the next wi sponsored euchre scries at but tonville wi hall to commence friday jan s members presented gifts of candy to be given to ontario hospital patients at christmas victoria square news the stouffyiue thnjnf tjwiy becaesar u 1961 fata 0 sjftrishttsftijtt and once again we pause to wish good friends all the special joys and blessings of the season may your day bring an abundance of happiness and peace reesors marmill staff markham ont tkank and a very meny ihiriafmtijt to all our loyal oboyles meat market slouffville ontario mr w sandle explorer party the annual christmas party of the explorers vas held on monday evening in the sunday school rocm with the girls mothers as guests a brief christmas program was present ed by the girls assisted by miss judy hart assistant leader with the senior girls taking the lead the star cereuwy was led by the leaders mrs p bennett and mrs crane when the gold stars were presented those receiving them were lois draper gail sanderson melodie coles carol crane and lorna hibbard the junior girls led the carol sing ing refreshments were served by the leaders and the senior girls following the refreshments there was an exchange of gifts and each explorer presented her mother vith a gift that she had made the explorers also pre sented a gift to mrs binnington and mrs f mcroberts jtons the regular mceiiiif of the lions club was held in the community hall on tuesday evening lion fraser gee show ed coloured pictures of his trip lo the yukon and alaska which he took last summer they were very much enjoyed by all pres ent united church women the ucw held its christmas meeting in the sunday school room on dec 16 with mrs j boyd in charge the scripture lesson was read by mrs john mccague a candlelighting ceremony was given by mrs binnington mrs j empring- ham mrs d boyd ard mrs j mccague a duet was sung by mrs allan orr and mrs wilbur brumwell mrs j boyd gave a christinas story christmas re freshments were served at the close kuchre the final game of the present euchre series was played on friday evening of last week in the community hall with 15 tables of players in attendance prize winners were ladies grace gall mrs wcs clark and mrs j dewshury lone hands mrs r glover men l morga- son wm muirhcad and everett hostesses for the meeting served delicious refreshments mrs boyington wab assisted by mrs joe robinson and mrs ern est johnson if you have not already done so now is the time to hill up hybrid tea roses to protect them for the winter vanderkooy lone hands j warwick the series prize win ners were ladies 1 mrs g brands 2 mrs- bert nichols men 1 gus almstedt 2 bert nichols the lucky draw- was won by mr wm muirhead the next euchre game will be played on friday jan s 1963 in the community hall at 815 pm everyone welcome church news mrtt whyte was in charge of the church service on christ mas sunday morning the flow ers in the church were in loving memory of mrs v westbrook placed there by her family special christmas music was given by the choir and mrs al lan orr sang a solo accompani ed at the organ by mrs s de- foe sunday dec 27 at 1130 am will be the new year service with dr a f binnintgon in charge infant baptism will be held for those wishing it inter ested persons kindly contact dr binnington christmas service the annual candlelight and carol service sponsored by the cgit and assisted by the explorers was held in the church on sunday evening with a large atiendance members of the tyro group took up the offer ing neighbourhood notes mr and mrs stanley boynton entertained their family to a christmas dinner on sunday evening those present were mr and mrs w sandle and girls miss grace boynton mr and mrs lawrence boynton and family mr and mrs jim boyn ton and family mr and mrs lloyd canning and boys mr david boynton mr and mrs don boynton and mary sympathy is extended to mr charlie hart and family in the very sudden passing of his granddaughter mrs vanhorn charleen hill her mother is the former thelma hart birthday greetings to mrs harvey collard dec 25 laurie canning six yrs dec 25 wm orr dec 26 anne smith dec 27 mrs earl empringham dec 28 alan chadwick dec 28 allan nichols dec 30 mr and mrs george collard cathy glen will celebrate their second wedding annivers ary dec 28 on dec 14 brenda gardner bayview entertained several of her little friends the occasion being her seventh birthday those present from here were misses shirley empringham jean vanderkooy barbara mackness and betty sandle a speedy recovery is wished for mr herman mortson who underwent surgery last week in the york central hospital richmond hill r nniwn florist shop flowers g w hudson flowers for all occasions 6 main st w stouffville phone 6402025 pcwcipskwticccc max m glad tiding of christines bvithttb smith jewellers thank you for your patronage aida cleaners slouffville choose a bright nev smith corona electric portable hectriciiy talet the work but of homaworlc type electrically naturally- do every assignment faster neater moreeasily ouicx brown rox tu tribune office supplies phone stouffvilk 6402100 compliments of the season from coffey and bartley motors jim bartley and dick coffey sales parts herb walker owen hoover dean watson billy brown john green jim nicholls office 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