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the tribune stoufftille oatthursday july 23 1953 o cooooooooooo used machinery priced to sell 2 hay choppers with hay pickups 2 horse mowers oil bath 5 ft 2 dump rakes 2 tractor plows- 2 3 f urrow 2 manure spreaders lno 5 white thresher 32 x 50 2 ar jd tractors 1 new b jd tractor reduced price 1 new a jd tractor reduced price watch for our new 25 combine fred e byer son stouffville ont phone 271jl john deere sales service paooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooaoooooooooooo 500 up 10 up 2000 40 up 50 up roo 800 up jack smith urges stouffville workers reelect liberals on friday august irgest meeting of tne 1953 ci- dicksons hill nadian election campaign will be held in maple leaf gard ens toronto when prime min ister st laurent rt hon cd howe and hon lh pearson will be guest speakers jack smith mp north york and liberal candidate in the august 10th voting to day told the tribune that north york will join with other york rid irgs in this great rally and has been allotted seat in a sec tion of the gardens the north york member said there is a keen demand for tickets which are available at all lib eral committee rooms through out the riding jack smith met with a group of stouffville district workers monday night and urged the reelection of the st laurent government under which canada has progressed and prospered our best as surance of continued prosper ity and full employment is the reelection of a sound govern- ment on august 10th he said the liberal candidate an nounced that a special rally for women will be held in aur ora monday afternoon july a pleasant evening was pent at the home of mr and mrs ward hallman in honour o their daughter ona whose marriage to douglas davis was solemnized last saturday a tit tne program preceded the presentation of gifts of wide variety good wishes were gratefully acknowledged by the popular couple mr chas hoover travelled by car and by boat to manitou- lin to visit mr and mrs elmer hill mrs hoover who had spent a week there accompan ied him home mr and mrs ac barkey nd mr and mrs warren mov er spent sunday with friends in peterboro weekend guests in the com munity included miss kay- walker miss ivy schneider claremont miss willa cress- man and mrs gunn of toron to and dr ira toews nee sherkt who is interning at east general hospital goodwood plans are under way for vacation bible school to be held in goodwood the last week in july with beginners and primary at the united church under the supervision mr d wagg and the junior ura sen groups in the baptist church supervised by mr jordison the time is from 9 i to 12 am the same program 1 will be carried out in fifth r line the first week in august and siloam the second in august names of wishing to attend the school should be sent to the sunday 1 school superintendent mr roy jordison will be j guest speaker at the bypu this friday evening every one i- welcome all the mission band child ren should be at the baptist church friday at 2 pm to hear about a secret at the annual bible society meeting to be held this year ac the goodwood baptist church a very interesting sound film on work in china will be shown by m young week childrer signing the register most tiny tots think cake is made merely to provide some place to put frosting the average man likes cling ing gowns says a stylist if hes married he prefers those that cling for years 27th when prominent women speakers will address the mee ting sympathy is extended to the rev mr england on the oc casion of the death of his fa ther the senior mr england has been an invalid for many years while mr and mrs eng land motored to sutton que bec to attend the funeral mo walter schell took charge of the baptist church service ust sunday mrs stewart laird of otta wa is spending a few davs with mr and mrs reid weather permitting the unit ed church service will be held in the goodwood park this sunday work on the garage at the united church manse is prog ressing favourably and should be completed in a few days gormley the diamond j ranch held a junior rodeo on july 20th which was enjoyed by the spectators most of whom were from toronto prize winners were jackie woodhouse rog er brown briane tilley pat johnston of gormley christo pher cummings susan roach rodney mcdowell clifford brown peter chapman linda hearst caroline taylor and ruth beardon of zephyr shown here signing the register following their june wedding in trinity united church uxbridge are mr and mrs arthur john snowball the bride is the former bety mae beach daughter of mr and mrs douglas beach ux bridge and the groom is the son of mr and mrs arthur snowball mark- ham ggbsasgggssgggaagggsj used car sale highest value at the lowest price 1952 ford cusromline sedan beautiful two tone blue custom radio con- ditionaire heater spotlights new car con dition 1951 chevrolet deluxe sedan light blue custom radio air conditioning while wall tires absolutely an outstanding automobile 11000 guaranteed mileage the spare never used 1951 pontiac deluxe sedan air conditioning heater very clean car small mileage 1950 chevrolet deluxe sedan light blue undercoated air conditioning oil filter 19000 miles beautiful throughout 1950 chevrolet standard sedan dark green finish immaculate condition one careful owner 1950 pontiac deluxe sedanette air conditioning heater per- i qt7 feet condition one owner car 1949 pontiac fleetline coach light blue custom radio and 947 heater spotless condition 1948 chevrolet fleetline coach 1947 custom radio and heater white wall tires exceptional value 0 stock of used cars judge for y0ursfif chevrolet 4door sedan custom radio and heater priced to sell pontiac sedanette heater and defroster very clean car nice condition pontiac 4door sedan custom radio and heater full price 79500 never before have selection of we had such an outstanding guaranteed used cars mole motor sales phone 372w stouffville markham tp school rep stands alone for vocation school w dean gave this report on preparations for a now high school at thornhill markham twp council as requested by you and as your representative on the richmond kill district high school board i am making the following report concerning the proposed erection by the board of a new high school to serve the thornhill area in this report i shall attempt to logically develop the past and presen thinking associated with the planning for this school i feel no one can honestly disagree with the premise that additional accommodation required a quick glance at the attendance figures both pres ent and anticipated for the high school in richmond hill will confirm the fact that add ed classroom space is of prime importance the board must prepare this coming fall term to accommodate an additional 200 pupils plus any addition al immigration in the area in the present high school and in order to do so has requested the principal to introduce a staggered system of classes re quiring an additional 5 teach ers the board does not feel that it is overestimating to say that it will be called upon within five years to accommo date from 800 to 1000 more pu pils bearing in mind the fact that the figures issued by the dominion bureau of statistics show that for the short period alone from june to december 1952 194000 persons immigra ted to canada the board discussed the use of portables and possible addi tions to the present building but both of these alternatives proved unsatisfactory because of their limited capacity regarding the site for the proposed school since early last year the property com mittee has been considering various properties throughout the southern part of the school district as possible sites for the school in february the board decided on a suitable site for the erection of a 2nd high school the site consists of a rectangular shaped parcel containing approximately 13 acres being parts of lots east of the boundaryof the village of thornhill the department has recommended that the school site should contain at least 10 acres the beard has secured departmental approv al of this site and we have ta ken the necessary legal steps through the solicitjr to guar antee that the property will still be available for purchase once the debentures are issued now gentlemen a to the type of school the depart ment has stated that the board can build two different types of schools both of which would be eligible for grant purposes by a majority decis ion i cast the only dissenting vote the board approved the erection of an academic school with 27 classrooms 24 classrooms and 3 labs and a double gym to accommodate 810 pupils at an estimated cost of s72000000 of this total figure the sum of s34000000 will be eligibi for grant purposes the de partment will not pay subsidy on the 18000000 double gym the alternative to this type of school and that which 1 have advocated would toe an academic school witn practic al options the same type as we have at richmond hill such a type of school as this would contain facilities for home ec oiomics sewing library art music commercial two shops and a cafeteria plus the same number of labs and doubt gym this academic school with practical options would cost an estimated 1 02oo0000 of which sum 180000 would be eligible for grant naturally this second type of school is going to cost some what extra but let us bear ini mind that in any case we are going to spend at least 720- 00000 with the extra expend iture we will be in a position to meet the students requests for vocational training one needs only to check the available statistics to realize hie great number of children throughout the province who prefer a vocational type of ed ucation it is estimated that slightly less than one child in ten after receiving a purely academic education proceeds into university in many cases after completion of an academ ic course added expense is in curred when the parents have to turn around and send the child to business college when the present high school district was set up as an area board the municipalities of richmond hill and wood- bridge the townships of markham and vaughan by prior agreement decided to send the children residing in the westerley part of vaughan twp to weston high who desired a vocational education at least the children of the thornhill area should have the same opportunity of attending a high school of equal classifi cation to the one in richmond hill and the new schools that ere being built at markham stouffville and aurora however regardless of my own personal feelings on the subject i think the ratepay ers who are to be served by any new high school should be allowed to express a prefer ence some effort should be made to secure an expression of opinion from the ratepay ers in the southern area as to the type of school they prefer for their children ernest representations have been made to me not only by numerous individuals but ajso by several ratepayer arid home and school groups who are very anxious to know what type of school the board intends to erect unfortunate ly the board has reached its decision and the department given its final approval for the erection of an academic school without bothering to consult the ratepayers in true democratic fashion i cer tainly feel the board should have held a public meeting at which the ratepayers concer ned would have been given the opportunity to express their wishes and to have had their questions answered w dean claremont miss jean clark of lake- field will be guest soloist r the claremont baptist church sunday moraing and evening stouffville youth for christ saturday at 745 pm 2nd markham baptist 745 piano prelude by ruth atkinson this week songtime features the yfc girls choir joy grove john ross and his accordian and others 30 broadcast time 900 film tammy a new presentation of the old truth that a little child shall lead them tune ik sunday cklb oshawa 900 am rallv echoes 920 cfor orillia 145 pm cktb st catharines 215 pm n rowan director pbcecebceb gtaeeci j 1 hlll scarboro case oi hog cholera slaughter 100 an outbreak of hog cholera was reported yesterday at scarboro an agriculture dopt official said about 100 hogs are being slaughtered in the latest out break uncovered on the pre mises of a licensed hog gar bage feeder all previous outbreaks were located in southwestern ont ario west of toronto department officials said they plan to inoculate all hogs in the scarboro area is i1kts ban ox canada hocs the us ban on the ship ments of swine from canada to the united states has been lifted the dept of agriculture said yesterday tests conducted at the ani mal labratory in hull que have proved that a shipment of swine recently quarantined at new westminster bc was free of disease ij with the local churches united missionary church rev h shantz minister telephone markham 268j sunday july 26 1953 mount joy 10 am sunday school 11 am morning worship dickson hill 10 am morning worship 11 am sunday school tues 8 pm prayer meeting sunday evening services and weekly prayer meetings are lifted in favour of hammer tent meetings goodwood baptist church rev arthur england minister phone uxbridge 328w sunday july 26 1953 200 pm sunday school 300 pm worship service sunday schooi picnic wood land park wed july 22nd thur july 23 bible society meeting 830 sound film by mr young friday july 21 mission band at 2 oclock young peoples s30 mr jordison speaker reformed church of canada dutch meeting held in tlio second markham church pastor c m eelman sunday july 26 1953 200 pm worship service 300 pm sunday school where the word of god is proclaimed stouffville united church rev douglas davis minister sunday july 26 1953 1000 am sunday school 1100 am morning worship evening service is withdrawn mon 8 pm choir practice for the evangelistic campaign stouffville baptist church rev h f branton pastor wed 8 pm prayer and bible study service fri 730 pm young peoples meeting sunday july 26 1953 1000 am bible school 11 am when christian knowledge is harmful 730 pm evening gospel service bloomington and ringwood christian churches rev g w brown pastor sunday july 26 1953 bloomington 10 am sunday school 1 1 am morning worship rlnjrwood 10 am sunday school 730 pm worship monday 8 pjn christian end altona 1030 am sunday school 730 pm evangelistic speaker rev f huson prayer meeting wed 8 pm choir practice for arena meetings each monday 8 pm in stouffville united church second markham and baker hill baptist churches rev norman rowan pastor sunday july 26 1953 mr d james speaker at all services second markham 10 am sunday school 11 am worship tuesday at 815 pm is al ways prayer meeting here baker hill 10 am worship 11 am sunday school baker hill prayer meeting at jacob bakers home christian- congregational church sunday july 26 1953 1000 am sunday school 11 am worship 730 pm evangelistic wed 330 pm jr choir practice mr hiltz will be the speaker at both services melville bethesda and peaches united churches rev geo e robins ba sunday july 26 1953 1000 am peaches 1130 am melville services wil be conducted by mr ewart orr bethesda evening service is withdrawn christ church anglican rev f j bournes rector 8th after trinity sunday july 26 1953 1115 am morning worship the sabbath was made for man st mark 2 27 brethren in christ church heise hill gormley pastor bishop a l winger sunday july 2g 1953 1000 am sunday school 1100 am worship 7 pm evening service 745 pm wed midweek prayer meeting 700 pm young peoples united missionary church gormley bethesda rev c e hunking minister sunday july 2c 1953 bethesda 10 am sunday school services at 230 and 730 pm at the pikes peak tent vacation bible school from july 22 to july 31 gormley 11 am sunday school plenty of parking space at the tent meetings stouffville united missionary church rev fg iiukuii minister thursday evening 800 old fa shioned prayer service sunday july 26 1953 1000 am sunday school 11 am worship service 730 pm evangelistic young peoples service mon day evening at 800 altona services sunday school 1030 am evangelistic 730 pm coming events aug 3rd the eppley sisters from york pa will be with us for one night only aug 9th to 23rd great evan gelistic meetings in the arena watch for other announce ments thought for today there is danger ahead when a man throws his tongue into high gear before he gets his brains working st james presbyterian church stouffville rev d r mckhican b a sunday july 20 1053 10 am morning worship