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yv3a public skating every saturday night admission 50c wednesday afternoon 1 to 5 pm 20e stouffville arena jocvvvvvvvvlvvvvxvkxvtvvvvvvvvfcxxvvvx for office supplies its the tribune our cars are trade your car for a 1965 pontiac or a late model used car 1964 beaumont 4 door sedan 6 cylinder standard transmis sion beautiful artesian turquoise finish 1964 studebaker daytona 4 door sedan v8 automatic radio whitewalls discs dark brown 15000 orig inal miles 1963 pontiac station wagon laurentian 6 cylinder automatic radio whitewalls chrome discs black with red interior 1962 pontiac stratochief 2 door sedan 6 cylinder standard transmis sion discs cameo beige very low mileage 1962 chevrolet 2 door sedan 6 cylinder standard transmis sion ermine white with red interior econo mical transportation 1962 pontiac laurentian 4 door 6 cylinder automatic radio discs 2 tone white and morocco mist metallic 1960 chevrolet belair 4 door sedan 6 cylinder automatic radio power steering whitewalls white a good clean car 1960 falcon wagon 6 cylinder automatic radio good condition throughout mint blue with matching in terior cheap transportation 1958 ford 2 door 6 cylinder automatic transmission dark green finish good transportation trucks 1961 gmc 4ton truck 2 speed axle 5 speed transmission 34s vs engine 16 fool platform a good truck for a heavy job 1958 mercury vton pickup fleetsidc very reasonable price 1 year warranty on all cars neil patrick motors ltd main st v at the tracks gmac stouffville phone 6403452 timi paymimt plan officers members of mtrca hold first meeting for 1965 the 1965 annual meeting of the metropolitan toronto and region conservation authority held at the east york town ship municipal offices last week saw the election of officers to the nine advisory boards and appointment of members the mtrca administers the watersheds of the etobicoke humber don rouge duffin creek highland creek and petticoat creek lying within a looosquaremile area the authority is principally con cerned with flood control establishment of conservation areas land use historical sites and reforestation throughout the area chairman of the authority is dr g ross lord peng one of canadas foremost flood con trol engineers and head of the university of torontos mechan ical engineering department who is appointed by lieutenant- govenorincouncil at the meeting former alderman w c davidson of toronto was reappointed authority vice- chairman elected as chairman and vice chairman respectively of the 9 watershed and functional ad visory boards were humber mrs j a gardner and j n duncan don h s hons- berger and mrs g klinck etobocoke mimico c f kline and frank mckechnie rdhp c r purcell and w h westney conservation areas charles saurlol and k c dalglish flood control and water conservation grant henderson and w j haggart land use and reforestation r l nesbitt and f m redel- i meier historical sites mrs dorothy hague and n a boyl- en information and education f a wade and mrs flor ence cell the 55 members of the 1965 authority and their respective municipalities including dr lord are alex jackson mono mills adjala caledon and mono twps h m smith of ajax town of ajax henry pind rr 5 bolton albion twp werden leavens bolton bol ton village mrs n horwood and c f kline both of bramp ton town of brampton l van tichelen of caledon east caledon east village harold t wilson rr 1 inglewood chinguaccusy twp william hodgson rr 1 kettleby king twp charles clifford thornhill and j e harper unionville markham twp mrs alma walker markham markham village c w lay- cox west hill and w h west ney pickering twp c a balsdon pickering pickering village w j haggart and j w bradstock- both of rich mond hill richmond hill town w w timbers stouff ville stouffville village f mckechnie malton and v vig- nale port credit toronto twp j n duncan malton toronto gore twp r l nesbitt claremont uxbridge twp j a bryson woodbridge and f m redelmeier richmond hill vaughan twp dr f h van nostrand gormley whitchurch twp r grant henderson woodbridge village of woodbridge members representing metro gideons report to their churches last sunday february 14 a total of 48 church services were conducted by the gideons of the toronto area as they told of what god is doing through the distribution of his word in 76 countries of the world this special sunday was designated by the gideons of the local york county camp as gideon sunday in the town churches of york county another special church service sunday will be held in the country churches on the 16th day of may some changes in this schedule have been made to accommodate all the churches the york county gideon camp is one of the 165 camps in canada distributing free copies of the bible last fall some 2600 bibles and testaments were placed in the york coun ty schools corrective institu tions hospitals hotels motels etc the first bibles were placed by the canadian gideons in a toronto hotel in 1911 since that time nearly 5 million cop ies of the scriptures have been placed the world total is well over 57 million the gideons a christian laymans organization work in close association with the chur ches of nearly every denomina tion they are required to be members or adherents of some recognized branch of the chris tian church and look upon themselves as an arm of the church helping to carry out christs high commission ac cording to 11 corinthians chap ter 5 and verse 20 the budget of the canadian gideons this year is 340000 of this amount 60000 is des ignated for the camps in india the support given to the me morial bible plan by the chris tian public has made a signif icant contribution toward rea ching the financial objectives as a consequence of this scriptural activity the gideons annually receive thousands of letters the writers are people with the same basic message- from all walks of life and all fsay thank you humility faith and obedience were the elements of the bibli cal gideons character and this is the standard the gideon as sociation has always sought in its members these members are businessmen in position of responsibility who possess sing ular characteristics and abili ties men of vision and action are sought and in canada to day there are 2084 of these men they are members of an inter national band of some 23000 in 65 countries assisting them in canada are 1036 members of the ladies auxiliary organized into 108 groups the head office is located at 90 thorncliffe park drive to ronto 17 and the only fulltime paid employees of the associa tion are an executive director executive secretary office and shipping staff of seven and three field secretaries covering the dominion the president of the york county camp is mr winston mcfadzean of richmond hill and the treasurer is mr murray bennett of r r 2 gormley the continuing work of this organization is best summed up in the words of the executive director mr arthur burnham wherever there are people we are seeking to make the scrip tures available halfpast teen eatons viking 21 cu ft freezer holds 735 pounds of food reg 26993 sale each 23495 record breaking viking deluxe semi automatic wringer washer square tub rollstop wringer sale each 12995 sale viking automatic dryer reg 14995 sale each 13995 eatons in stouffville telephone 6402330 toronto are x a boyien of north york m- 1 ereen of long branch a m campbell of scarboro c e conroy of weston mrs j a- gardner of etobicoke mrs florence gell of york twp norman c good- head of north york h m griggs of mimico mrs dorothy hague of swansea mrs beth nealson of leaside h s hons- berger qc- of north york a macdonald of etobicoke jack mould of york twp c n pur cell of scarboro charles sauri- ol of east york c r wardlaw of etobicoke robert white of scarboro miss true davidson of etst york and w c david son qc william dennison dr j- w kucherepa mrs g klinck mrs may robinson f a wade k g waters and k c dalglish all of toronto the mpps appointed to the authority by the ontario gov ernment are a h cowling high park and a a mac kenzie york north they represent the ontario legisla ture on the mtrca under the provisions of the conservation authorities act dickson hill rev bruce wideman princi pal of emmanuel bible college kitchener and a number of students were present ft the sunday morning church serv ice he presented the aim and the needs of the college a male quartette sang and mr favv a student ministered the word some of the fellows were enter tained in the lloyd wideman and willard moyer homes mr maurice farquharson a representative of the gideons made the annual presentation of bibles to the pupils of grade v of the local school they are attractive volumes bound in red and they contain the new testament the psalms prov erbs and a number of hymns thanks is hereby extended to mrs wm sherwood for show ing beautiful slides of scenes and building of interest in eng land and holland this local fa mily mr and mrs sherwood lynn susan and jadk spent a year in england arid during that time took a number of trips to other countries the school room was filled for the occasion and at a later date oth er countries may be shown fabm report heavy farm meeting agenda for february a a wall agricultural representative york county farm meetings are coming thick and fast for the rest of february starting this week the breed meetings are on in toronto the holstein and guernsey meetings are on wed nesday at the royal york hotel- the annual meeting of the beef improvement association starts on thursday and it com bines with the meeting of the ontario cattle breeders asso ciation on friday again at the royal york hotel the beef meeting and the cat tle breeders meetings i think have a great deal to offer to commercial livestock men the beef meeting features top speakers on beef production and the meeting on friday has livestock health as its main theme we are fortunate in york county that these meet ing are convenient to us and i recommend them they are open meetings and all farmers are welcome next week is filled right up too monday and tuesday are the days of the annual meeting of the ontario plowmens asso ciation with this being plowing match year in york county we will have strong representation at this meeting the agricul tural societies meet on wednes day and thursday at the king edward hotel next week is also farmers week at oac guelph this is where thetaff from the various departments at the college get together and discuss for farm ers the most recent changes in farm practices the week is di vided into special days for each subject monday feb 22nd is crops day tuesday is devoted to soils and dairy cattle is the topic for wednesday thursday is the day for swine and on fri day its beef cattle day again i think these will all be good sessions and useful for anyone making a living out of farming i know it is early but the warm weather and rain last week makes one think of spring it wont be long until seed starts to move one kind of seed that warrants 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