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the tribune stousvule on thursday january 22 1953 allens grocery rjngwood lyt rnn valley clover leaf clarks pork peas 20 oz tin cohoe salmon vis beans 20 oz tin campbells tomato soup 2 tins salada tea brown label vz lb corn syrup 2 lb tin interlake toilet tissue 2 rolls society dog food 2 20oz tins kraft dinner 2 pks jello powders 3 pks 17c 29c 16c 25c 53c 33c 23c 29c 29c 29c idnseseesi snowballing health costs pose problem for markham 20th year for temperance trophies this is the twentieth year far the present trophy system for the winners in the oratorical contest on temperance topics in the north york unit of the ontario temperance federation as 1933 is the first date on the dr boyd cup awarded that year to harold drap er of jit albert because there was then a wide variation in the ages of the speakers arrange ment were made the next year for cups for junior and inter mediate classes as well as senior class the participants are now divid ed into three age groups juniors from 6 to 12 years of age inter mediates 12 to 10 years and seniors from 16 to 21 years there are trophies for each group the dr wilson cup for juniors the late j m walton cup fori- intermediatas and the dr s j boyd cup for seniors dr boyd is a former mayor of newmarket who now resides in toronto dr wilson for the past lo years the president of this north york temperance association rest- in richmond hill and the late m walton lived in aurora ff any trophy is won by tie same community for three succe- sive years it is retained by it permanently- wesley sunday school near vandorf won the t eaton junior trophy in 1937 the intermediate trophy in 1938 and the george wark intermediate trophy in 1913 this manifestation of intensive activity on the subject at wesley is largely due to the keen interest and diligent efforts of rev garnet fynd and the temperance super intendent mr l e ewart both then of that church goodwood congratulations are due miss phyl lis bowen who has graduated from the nursing assistants class at suiinybrook hospital this was the seeond such class at suiinybrook and the graduation exercises were held on january igth the game law violator is a thief taking from his own sport cedar grove for three weeks beginning jan 19th there is a loan exhibition from the toronto art gallery on display in cedar grove school this group is entitled creative photography and shows some very fine examples of interesting subjects for the camera artist each panel gives a description of the subject from the standpoint of photography and assistance in the methods of obtaining the results the group was chosen for two reasons miss killen will discuss the panels with the children in connection with their art lessons to illustrate perspective subjects and the basis of good pictures the exhibition also bears a close relationship to the subject for the next social evening to be held in the school house feb gth our speaker that evening will be alfred bunker who is a naturalist and expert photographer he is well known in the cherrywood district where he has a summer home his movies taken in this district and other parts of ontario are of wild flowers birds and small animals and everyone inter ested in nature photography or conservation will find the pictures interesting a new baby arrived in the vil lage this week and will reside permanently with mr and mrs don cornelius another grand daughter for the aubrey lapps mr and mrs harold anderson paid a too short visit to the village on tuesday and were entertained by bloden davies they are now living and thoroughy enjoying life near stayner oht an apology to the readers of cg news precedes this next item which should have appeared last week and somehow was omitted i am very sorry word has been received that nelson johnson of youngston ohio died on dec 21 mr johnson was the brother of robb johnson of sunderland euchre results for monday even ing were divided between local and visiting players prize win ners were ladies margaret wal ton lillian dean and mrs irene burrows agincourt gents mur ray milroy howard plaxton brock road and alvin klinck of stouffville what are termed as snowball ing costsl in the york county health unit posed a problem for markham township council on monday evening a motion by councillor lennie nd deputy- reeve lemasurier that markh3n agree to the increased budget for 1951 was before the reeve when it was agreed that it should be tabled until the heads of other municipalities concerned had been contacted and the ontario health dept questioned on their further share the question arose when deputyreeve lemasurier who is the markham councils represent ative on the health unit board preonted his report of the boards latest meeting mr lemasurier explained to council that the oard found that under the pres ent agreement of a one mill levy- on the equalized assessment of each of the eleven municipalities in the unit there would be a deficit of i000 in this years bud get mr lemasurier told council that it was the boards suggestion thrt councils continue to levy the one mill and in addition pay the amount of 25c per head of popula tion the increase was said to amount to about 2000 in mark ham township deputyreeve lemasurier said that the unit might be forced to fold or at best to curtail services if the municipalities did not come through with the additional funds however he said that he was only carrying the information from the board to the council and would take to the next meeting what ever decision council deemed ad visable councillor hooper strenuously opposed the 25c per capita system and he sad that markham with their heavy influx of population would only be subsidizing the northern municipalities i believe our representative should fight any attempt to change from the assessment sys tem councillor hooper said counciiior clark referred coun cil to the time at which the health tnit was commenced and said it was his understanding that at that time the ontario health dept agreed to carry any deficit over the one mill levy well why doesnt the govern ment get out and get some more money from the government then questioned councillor i looper it seems a little sudden to me the unit must have seen this com ing the ground work should have been done before commented councillor clark at this juncture councillor hooper and lennie proposed a motion which stated that mark ham wished the health unit agreement amended to allow more than one mill to be levied on the equalized assessment and this resolution carried councillor lemasurier explain ed that the order came to raise the nurses from a salary of 2000 to 2100 and the unit had no alter native he said there were eight nurses employed t still think this thing should be tabled until we have some word from the government were just upsetting the whole arrangement said reeve timbers councillor hooper took the view that the unit had planned to get more money through the perhead basis if they do it this year theyll try it again next year he concluded markham tp farmers shoot wild cow in rodeo battle posse corners animal in toronto suburbs special announcement reopening and rededication of mount joy church on sunday january 25th at 1030 am and 730 pm lkhman former pastor will be the guest speaker 1030 mr and mrs howard baker of gormley will bring special selections in song 730 mr and mrs howard baker and the heise hill male quartet will bring special music everyone welcome h s shantz pastor rev i g whey for voir calves pigs poultry price 20 cts for an so lb can we can take on a few more customers homey farm 10th conc of markham phone markham 49w2 about twenty markham and scarboro township farmers took part in a thrilling wild west round up drama last week that might easily minimize the daring of movie heros roy rogers and gene autry last summer a number of farmers placed their young cattle together on a rented farm on the don mills road early in novem ber when the cold weather began to set in the different cattle own ers loaded their heifers into trucks to take them home one two-year- old holstein belonging to mr bill tapscott decided however to extend her holiday and resisted all attempts to be captured after hours of fruitless running and chasing her owner decided to let the wild animal have her freedom until a later date last week after receiving num erous reports from farm residents that a wild cow had been seen in their district mr tapscott along with about twenty men armed with rifles horses and lassijs started out on the crosscountry roundup by this time all ideas of domestication had vacated the heifer and when first sighted west of the don mills road she sped away into the distance with the speed of a deer the animal jump ed six foot fences with compara tive ease raced through the estates of e p taylor and mac- lean hunter and crossed yonge street at hogs hollow the horses winded by the five mile jaunt were of little use in round ing up the fleetfooted heifer so the men decided to lay snares in her path and then chase her into the traps this plan however proved unsuccessful as the animal outwitted every attempt at cap ture whenever a horse or human being stood in her way of escape she lowered her head and raced headlong at her adversary the posse then sought the per mission of the north york police to use rifles in the suburban area which was granted however every attempt at shooting the four footed beast with 22 rifles failed until mr bruce cowan of mllliken climbed atop the avenue road viaduct and when the animal sought refuge under the bridge he brought her down with a single shot through the heart with his 303 deer rifle thus ended one of the longest and most thrilling roundups ever to be recorded in this district mr tapscott was willing to leave his heifer alone until spring but when motorists reported the animal running up the middle of the highway and school children complained to the north york police that they had been attacked on the way home from school it was decided at once that some thing should be done bloomington mr and mrs h kee and family of orangeville were sunday visi tors with mr and mrs e a story the january meeting of the ladies aid was entertained at the home of mr and mrs h mills on thursday afternoon with mrs o tranmer in charge roll call was answered by a verse of scripture containing the word new mrs g w brown conducted the mission ary program with readings by mrs o baker and mrs m barnes duet by mrs h mills and mrs g w brown mrs joyce returned missionary of china inland mis sion gave a very informative and interesting talk of their previous mission field the general offering was donated to the work a gen erous missionary contribution was reported by the missionary super intendent miss a fockler lunch was served by the hostess mr malcolm ramer is visiting with his son and daughterinlaw mr and mrs gordon ramer at colborne another virtually incredible thing about an atomic bomb explosion is that the resulting temperature is even higher than that of the interior of 3 freshly 1 baked potato pine orchard mr albert boake has been on the sick list mr and mrs douglas hope the brandon family and mr and mrs earl lehman attended the wed ding of bruce hope at warkworth on saturday mrs bert dike was a dinner guest with mr and mrs crawford of the 6th line on wednesday and attended the wi at mrs codys in the afternoon congratulations to mr and mrs lipski on the birth of their daugh ter sunday visitors at the chapman home were miss burkholder and miss chapman the eveleigh fam ily and the johnston family mrs geo mason was a toronto visitor aiso mr and mrs ed johnston sorry to report mr a cody is ill in bed also mrs g sheridan is in the western hospital mr and mrs howard haines have moved into their lovely new home mr and mrs art baxter were in toronto one day last week tie community club meeting was well attended friday night next meeting will be the girls meeting the homemaker club girls have completed their course on sleeping garments under the leadership cf mrs ford lehman their work was on display at the institute meeting they are to bo congratulated on their splendid work j youth for christ howard and alice baker will be with us this week to bring special duet numbers and play on the vibraphone also the stouffvijle yfc mens choir will brim several numbers i film thirtv pieces of silver i tiwe in sunday 1210 li 905 am i0 kr tu pan 1575 kc 145 pan a 345 pm n rowan director i mnmmmwwwtwmvmimn altona mr and mrs will mcnair spent friday with mr and mrs cecil jones at balsam mrs will clarkson celebrated her birthday on tuesday mr and mrs stan thompson and boys had sunday dinner with mr and mrs walt carter miss marjorie madill and friend of toronto spent the weekend with her parents mr and mrs will clarkson had a chicken dinner on sunday at the home of mr and mrs bert clarkson in town oitomktkical assoc mumv1ntkk conukkss anions those present at the annual midwinter congress of the opto metries association of ontario in toronto last week was garnet v gray optometrist of ixbridge and stouffville the threeday congress was attended by practicing optomet rists fim every district of the pro vince and guest lecturers from many leading educational institutions in the united states and canada at these meetings the most recent ad vances in visual care are discussed by outstanding leaders of the pro fession this year visual problems of the school child were emphasized the church s ervsces united missionary church gormley bethesda rev c e hunking minister sunday jan 25 bethesda 1030 morning worship 200 pm sunday school weci evening prayer meeting gormley 115 psm sunday school 245 pm afternoon service 730 pm subject gods miracle people stouffville christian- congregational church minister rev f muir ba sunday jan 25 1000 am sunday school 1100 am worship 730 pm fellowship 830 pm choir fri 630 pm boys and girls tues s pm prayer and bible study matt 10 at mr and mrs chas lottons wed 330 pm jr choir practice f have had more trouble with myself than with any other per son i know dwight i moody there is none righteous no not one paul stouffville united church rev douglas davis minister sunday jan 25 1000 am sunday school 1100 am morning worship minor hockey teams of the dis trict in attendance 730 pm evening worship mon 1 pm mission band tues 7 pm cubs thurs 4 pm explorers thurs 7 pmt cgit young people meet the 1st and 3rd sunday evenings at 830 annual meeting of the congrega tion on tuesday jan 27 there will be a pot kick supper served at 630 pm second markham and baker hill baptist churches rev norman rowan pastor sunday jan 25 second markham 1000 am sunday school 1100 am ministry and worship 730 pm young peoples tuesday 8 pm prayer meeting keep in mind feb gth at lemon- ville for our annual congrega tional supper baker hill 130 pm sundayschool 230 pm ministry and worship thursday jan 22nd 8 pm prayer meeting at the home of mr and mrs wesley baker 5th con everyone who goes to heaven does so because of what jesus christ has done to save them everyone who goes to hell does so because of what they have done themselves are you trusting jesus or yourself for salvation st james presbyterian church stouffville donald mckillican minister sunday jan 25 regular services christ church anglican rev f j bournes rector sunday jan 25 3rd sunday after epiphany 145 pm sunday school 230 pm evensong tues 730 pm jgg fri 730 pm choir practice lord what will thou have me do acts 9 g bloomington ring wood christian churches rev g w brown pastor sunday jan 25 bloomington 1000 am sunday school 1100 am morning worship fri 8 pm christian endeavour ring wood 1000 am sunday school 730 pm worship mon 8 pm monthly missionary meeting at the home of walter vague altona wednesday 8 pm altona prayer meeting at the home of mr isaac lehman all are cordially invited to attend these services melville bethesda and peachs united churches rev geo e robins ba sunday jan 25 1000 am peachs 1130 am melville 300 pm bethesda mon jan 26 at 630 pm mel- ville annual supper meeting at the church wed jan 28 peachs wms quilting bee at the home of mrs jim painter wed jan 28 at 8 pm melville wa at the home of mrs janet maunder there will be a guest speaker in describing their father some youngsters remember them as strapping men the spectacles through which others see your character can cost you the loss of a lot of friends united missionary church rev h shantz minister telephone markham 268j sunday jam 25 mount joy 915 am sunday school 1030 am reopening and re- dedication services of mt joy church rev p g lehman of kitchenerds and a former pastor will be the guest speaker mr and mrs howard baker of gormley will render special music 730 pm rev p g lehman speaker mr and mrs howard baker of gormley and the heise hill male quartette will supply special numbers prayer meeting each thursday evening at 8 oclock dickson hill sunday school and morning wor ship will be in conjunction with mount joy at 1030 am prayer meeting each tuesday evening at 8 oclock goodwood baptist church rev arthur e england tel 157r31 uxbridge sunday jan 25 00 pm sunday school 300 pm worship friday 415 pm mission band friday 815 pm bypu reformed church of canada dutch meeting at the second markham church rev a a tinklenberg sunday jan 25 200 pm worship service 300 pm sunday school brethren in christ church heise hill gormley pastor bishop a l winger sunday jan 25 1000 am sunday school 1100 am worship and ministry of gods words 700 pm evangelistic wed 730 pm midweek prayer service stouffville baptist church rev h f branlon pastor wed 8 pm prayer and bible study service fri 7 pm junior young people fri 8 pm senior young people sunday jan 25 1000 am bible school 1100 am a stranger in a strange land 730 pm jesus moved with compassion stouffville united missionary church reve g iluion minister thursday 8 pm prayer service mrs huson continues study of the tabernacle sunday jan 25 1000 am sunday school classes for all ages 1100 am worship 730 pm evangelistic monday 8 pm young peoples service altona services 1030 am sunday school 730 pm evangelistic wednesday evening prayer ser vice at the home of mr and mrs isaac lehman thought for today swearing is the effort of a feeble mind trying to express iuclf forcibly thou shalt not take the name of thy lord in vain exodus 207