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the tribune stouffville out tfaucsdav june 19 19f2 oo wanted salesmen who would like a substantia income successful applicants will be thoroughly trained by production- tested instructors we offer 1 ieads supplied 2 group hospital medical and life insurance av ailable 3 extensive cooperation and instruction 4 iiii earnings our requirements 1 ae 2545 2 aggressive and a desire to earn money 3 car an asset make an appointment by telephoning thornhill av 52233 900 430 union ville 7 after 600 pm or write box 220 thornhill ontario ooooooooooc county tree agreement with and province is renewed an agreement between the county of york and the ontario government concerning the work of reforestation has been renewed for thirty years the agreement which was to expire in 1951 pro vides that the province will plant the tree- and the county will pur chase the land and maintain arrangements to extend the agree ment were completed last week tour forest county council members and officials made their annual inspec tion of the county forest at vivian last week the party about 75 in number visited the county home for the aged in the morning arriv ing at cedar beach gardens musselmans lake for luncheon at noon fred timbers deputyreeve of whitchurch township and chairman of the reforestation committee in county council con ducted the brief address period at dinner lex mackenzie provincial government member along with jos spilette warden of york county and the wardens of peel and simcoe counties were all present and addressed the gather ing the county forest has now reached the proportions of 3300 acres and only a part was toured in the afternoon as time permitted lex mackenzie mpp proved his keenness for woodcraft as he won the contest conducted during the trip to identify twenty differ ent kinds of trees a contest to guess the number of cords of wood in some of the large piles of cut logs also added to the interest in the trip births d1bb mr and mrs chas dibb stouivville rri are happy to announce the birth of their son gordon charles on tuesday june 17 1952 at the brierbush hospital stouffville leamen mr and mrs arthur ieamen nee martha stewart orangeville announce the birth of their son at orangeville hos pital on friday june 13 1952 rolls mr and mrs ross rolls nee phyllis davis of scarboro announce the birth of a daugh ter a sister for linda on satur day june 14th at the toronto east general hospital both doing well rev and mrs canon j d pater- son were recent guests with mr and mrs john scott whitchurch council sets policy for charity donations in one of the shortest meetings held by whitchurch township in many months a resolution was carried netting for a policy to followed in dealing with all requests for assistance from char itable organizations the re-solu- declared that council should in future deal with all such requests on their merits a resolu tion which followed to send a don ation of s3 to the scott mission in toronto was defeated council recently made dona tions to the institute for the blind and the salvation armv following a prolonged discussion on the subject of such donations i still think we made a mistake in starting to give donations and we possibly hurt them as local organizations wont work is hard now to raise funds to help de clared councillor bayeroft deputyreeve timbers maintain ed that it was a matter of poliev and that council should definitely declare a definite policy for all future cases councillor mccarron was of the opinion that the two organizations previously contributed to were national while the scott mission which admittedly did a lino work was strictly a local toronto eh liable institution id prefer to deal with each request individ ually he said a communication was read from m gilchrist secy of the vivian school stating that this section did not wish to enter any school area while attendance at trie vivian school was a mere handful a few years back more than forty were now attending council de clared that there was no intention of including vivian in any area a petition from residents of the cfrb sideroad for an improved road was left in the hands of the road committee and superinten dent relief accounts for the month totalled only 103 or only about half of the previous month road supt davis reported that the oiling of the 9th con from the lake to stouffville was to com mence this week ward system being discussed for markham twp a resolution to investigate the establishing of a ward system in the township of markham was be i carried on a divided vote of coun cil on monday evening council lors lemasurier and lennie oppos ed the move reeve timbers stated that the suggestion was advanced a year ago and tossed aside at that time councillor lemasurier wanted to know what the advantages were and if the three wards suggested would be established as to popula tion or geographically a bylaw calling for markham township to issue debentures of i a new markham area high school at a cost of 525000 was given two readings and forwarded to the municipal board for approval the matter of the new township ollice was discussed briefly and i- was stated that work on the new township garage at button- ville was to commence this week councillor lemasurier stated that he had heard the erection of the township office was to be dropped deputyreeve james and council lor hooper immediately denied this report and stated that the building committee was merely marking time for the present until a new course of action could be determined only one tender was received when tenders were called recently and it was for a price of 7skio which council believed to ie away out of line with the build ing they wished to erect councillor hooper said that he favored obtaining invitation bid and proceed gggggg at the stouffville cemetery decoration service on sunday june 22nd rev gibson brown will speak youth for christ girls choir york county holstein club twilight barn meeting mh farms milliken at lot 2 con 5 markham wednesday june 25 7 pm herd classification demonstration bv prof m v staples of the oac hrief addresses and motion picture lunch courtesy massey harris co rain or shine seats under cover coming events the annual folk festival of the john madsen folk school will be held from 3 to 10 pm on saturday june 21st at cherry hill farm on no 7 hgv 1 mile east of union- ville 72 the dicksons hill cemetery memorial service will take place at 230 pm on sunday june 29th 1952 rev thornloe of zephyr will he guest speaker and music supplied by the heise hill male quartette first grade stouffville creamery butter bimore choice golden corn 20 oz fins lb 62c 2 for 33c i iticlnnello tangy color plain or pimento easy to slicu old cheese lb 59c chateau cheese 33 aunt sallyswith pectin special 3i raspberry jam 39 devon- dess special is oi tin daisy brand sweet special mixed pickl echo xaptha soap 4 bars 27c pure tomato heinz culverhouse choice red cherries 2 iff vi pure vegetable shortening ketchup w29 swif firing 32c mother parkers orange azo tea bags o 10 43c all purpose purity flour sib sc3 ooc increased enrolment predicted for local public school the stouffville public school board learned at their regular monthly meeting on monday night that an attendance increase could be expected in the fall there will be some thirtysix beginners in grade i thirtyeight in grade ii twentyfour in grade 3 thirty in grade 1 thirtyseven in grade 5 twentyseven in grade six thirty three in grade 7 and eleven in grade 8 making the expected total of 236 the fall en rollment in 1951 was 221 miss williamson will probably have the heaviest room but a portion of this load may be shared by miss web ster principal watson stated that a number of the teachers would be taxed to the limit but he believed that everything would work itself out alright secretary of the board john hammersley explained that the idea of building a portable room to relieve the overcrowded situa tion for a year would not be worth the expense principal watson claimed that if the worse came to the worse an emergency room could be set up inside the school entrance the annual strawberry festival at mt pisgah united church 3rd con whitchurch will be held on friday june 27th supper 6 to 8 pm good program one act play in doubt about daisy adm adults sac children 35c s2 douglas wellesley king president roy h barker woodbridge secretary 222225a33s2352e522s23s35ei2s352s5z222e35z3e2s 322001 bloomington school and commun ity picnic will be held at cedar beach musselmans lake on wed nesday june 25 races at 5 oclock supper at 630 everyone interested cordially invited to ipack a basket and make the picnic bigger than ever myrtle topper teacher the motliercract advice room is always open the second and fourth tuesday of each month therefore the next clinic will be on june 24th from 1230 to 430 pm in the uni ted church basement all mothers and babies welcome decoration service the annual decoration service at the church hill cemetery will be held on sunday june 29th at 3 pm the speaker will be mr david greer and the stouffville youth for christ girls choir will sing 82 3nu vw j lviu swtt salmon flesh luttibo si cantaloupes each 27c swivi a kull of hilt larm- ni- 2550 florida oranges doz 39c california new rop apricots lb 25c for cool su miner drink- iirpe w 300 juicy lemons 6 for 29c california sweet hating bing cherries lb 45c arriving frksh daily ontario ixtluc itjulili tomatoes cnoumbor cauliflower kt vfes vun tvrtdjy ffdjv i uedf if i j 2r dominion stows umitto for general housecleaning spic span special ic sale personal sio ivory soap for ic vhen you z i lg po of to personal six ban for 2c when you buy i pq giant siia tid tide detergent balloon makes record time here from michigan a balloon with post card attach ed made record time here last week from michigan us the balloon was sent up from the lutheran picnic grounds seeba wang mich on june sth and was picked up by clarence beach on june 11th clarence was harrow ing a potato field on the beach place on the 9th con of whit church when he noticed the strange object the postcard with return address has been put in the mail and the finder is now await ing the prize which was promised to the finder the canadian holiness federa tion yorkontario district will hold their next meetings in the pilgrim holiness church oshawa on friday june 20th at 230 and 8 pm guest speaker is rev grant sloss pastor of the united missionary church port hope come and enjoy tliese meetings a musical festival will be held in the stouffville united church on tuesday evening june 24th at s oclock admission is only 25 cents the schools participating are altona bloomington mon golia dickson hill milliken and ss no 19 the program will con sist of unison and two part choruses also an operetta in which miss gail moore will take the lead as the pussy cat arthur williams supervisor lo pig 3v 77 wanjeot w pmy lughtit mrtr prfcm for uar0dd 99- s ftuaflr for dfhi strawberry festival the annual strawberry festival under the auspices of the goodwood united sunday school will he held at goodwood united church on wed july 2nd the programme consists of a play entitled embert get wise presented by goodwood merry mixers admission 75c 35e supper served from 600 pm 0000000000000000a whitchurch conservation club annual picnic tour will be held on wednesday july 2 1952 to guelph and fergus chartered buses and cars leave municipal buildings vandorf 8 am arriving at guelph 10 am conducted lour till noon complimentary dinner at the college addresses tour of reformatory grounds and fergus conservation dam your reserva tion on buses must be made on or before 5 pm saturday june 2sth at township ollice bus transporta tion 203 per person everybody welcome no lunch required clay ton pogue sec geo k richard son pres w j haiiky mason and general contractor for complete masonry service call w j stouirvi haley skwi 8- 1 stoultcr st notice of power interruption consumers of markham roa ir pickering twp from con 3 to oxbridge towniine on sunday june 22nd from 1 pm to 4 pm dst above is due to necerkary alterations to our lines hepc j c burns arej mgr weyman irwin dead was familiar figure suddenly at his home in altona mr weyman irwin passed away in his osth year born north of ballantrae at the home of his parents mr and mrs geo irwin in 1ss5 the deceased moved to bloomington and llingwood where his father carried on the stone mason trade a well educated man mr irwin attended bloomington public school and markham high school before entering the teach ing profession the late mr irwin taught public school on the ninth concession of markham for three years after which he worked with his father for a number the deceased was very interested in repairing clocks and watches a trade that he carried on as a sideline his father passed away twentythree years ago and his lehman mother died in 1919 at the age of 91 the late mr irwin was a familiar sight on the main street of stouffville with his horse and buggy he usually came to town from his home in altona to do his shopping when in good health the deceased attended the christ ian church he leaves but four cousins to mourn his loss mrs clarence stafford north of stouffville mrs arthur snowball of markhani mrs a r hobson of keswick and miss n stapleton of stouffville funeral service will be held on thursday afternoon at 2 pm at the l e oneill funeral chapel conducted by rev g w brown of altona christian church with of years interment in bloomington ceme tery the pallbearers will be mr norm bunker mr fred pilkev mr will clarkson mr o madill mr fred ramer and mr isaac vmt1 tk i fr jfc nsneons ga p stamley theatre stouffville ont two shows nitely commencing at 700 pm matinee saturdays at 200 pm friday saturday june 20th 21 st selected short subjects monday tuesday june 23rd 24th fred kohlmar 0mtd tf henry koster short subjects wednesday thursday june 25th 2gth fftahges otf m couins leif 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