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the tribune stoaffville ont thursday oct 1 1953 your old battery is worth when you purchase a new exide from w g garrett son stouffville when its an exide phone 265 you start car rolls over ox 4t a car driven by charles leggett of rr no 1 milliken rolled over on highway no 47 last saturday evening about 830 the accident occurred on bootjack hill 4 miles south of uvbridge cause of the accident was the slippery roads which cau sed the driver to lose control of his vehicle and it skidded a- long the highway and over turned in the ditch damage was estimated at 400 cst wilton investigated the tribune now has an other new portable typewriter for rent monday oct 12th will be thanksgiving day an optimist is a man who keeps the motor running while waiting for his wife nixons scou rex will save your calves scourex works fast 1 removes infection from the intestinal tract overnight the combined sulfas in scourex work fast promotes appetite for rapid recovery save every calf this season get nixons scourex at houstons drug store births barkey mr and mrs wm barkey rr 2 markham are happy to announce the birth of their daughter on tuesday sept 22nd in the markham nursing home stewart mr and mrs gordon stewart goodwood are happy to announce the birth of their daughter on thurs sept 21th 1953 at the brierbush hospital stoulfville a sister for mi chael and susan betz mr and mrs clifford betz rr 1 stdiiiiville ate happy to announce the birth of their daughter joanne merle on fri sept 25th 19- 53 at the brierbush hospit al stouffville forfar mr and mrs bruce forfar rr 2 stouff ville are happy to announce the birth of their daughter wendv elaine on sunday sept 27th 1953 at the brier bush hospital stouffville a sister for greg miller mr and mrs don ald miller rr 2 markham are happy to announce the birth of their daughter bar- bara jean on tues sept 29 1953 at the brienbush hos pital stouffvile renxie mr and mrs reg rennie wish to announce the birth of their son at the toronto general hospital on monday sept 28th 1953 a brother for john and norm an gss3s3sssgs3ssss88sgssssssss88s8s88sssssssss8 anniversary services gormley united missionary church sunday october 4 services at 1030 am 245 and 730 pm rev c n good of kitchener will be the guest speaker the shantz sisters of new dundee will bring messages in song rev c e hunking minister everyone welcome asessssssssssssssssssssgssssgsssssssgssssgsssa tires tires tires markham takes stand for new 675000 school markham township has ta ken a stand supporting the proposal to erect a new 575- 000 high school at thornhill the school to be an academic school with practical option courses woodbridge which is also in the area has replied that they only favor a straight academic school costing 540 000 and richmond hill has ta ken a similar stand the sg75xo0 school is the mast popular with the mark ham ratepayers in the irea said councillor lenuie council lor lennie presented the fol lowing resolution which was approved whereas the rate payers of the richmond hill high school district who re side within markham town ship have expressed themselv es clearly as being overwhelm ingly in favour of constructing a school at an estimated cost of 075000 which will oirer within its curriculum several practical options be it there fore resolved that the council record its willingness to pro- iced towards the constructing of same we helped build two schools in richmond hill its certainly not right that they should try and block another corner of the same area from getting just as good a type of school declared councillor hooper deputy reeve lemasurier suggested that it was a possi bility that when weston was included in the toronto area next year woodbridge stud ents might not be accepted there and if practical option courses were not given at the thornhill school they would be in difficulty the woodbridge reeve has told that before said coun cillor hooper driver escapes when loaded truck upsets george brown of altona had a miraculous escape from death on tuesday morning when his loaded gravel truck nosed down a steep embank ment at oriole and crashed in to a hydro pole the cab of the vehicle was completely wrecked brown claimed he was fol lowing a car when it suddenly stopped in front of his truck rather than smash into the rear of the car the driver tur ned the truck into the deep ditch the hydro pole creased the right front corner of the cab if the pole had struck the drivers side brown no doubt uvbuld have been killed he es caped with a few minor scrat ches the truck was the prop erty of t h haulage of ha milton it was necessary to use a bulldozer and a tow truck to extricate the vehicle from the ravine at ba r g a i n size 670 x 1 5 prices 4 ply 19 95 plus your old tire while our present stock lasts w g ganett son stouffville phone 265 overseas plowing contenders have arrived here champion plowmen from eight european countries wal ked down the gangplank from the empress of australia to day in the last lap of their ov erseas journey to compete for the esso golden plow and the j world tractor plowing cham pionship the match the first world plowing tourney will be held at cdbourg ont in con junction with the ontario plowmens association annual four day international match october 6th to the 9th countries represented in the party were denmark fin land great britain germany holland northern ireland re public of ireland and sweden they were joined toy norweg ian plowmen who arrived here five days earlier the united states champions will travel direct to cobourg later and the canadian contestants will be declared at the opa match altogether 11 countries will compete gormley home harvest services sunday october 4th 300 pm mr eldon b lehman and his musical family join us in thanksgiving harvest festival of music monday october 5th s00 pm baker hill ladies octet sam carser accord ian trio norman harrington evangel trumpet trio donnie yeatman irene mckay men of zion zion memorial church finch avenue at don mills road j g pike director l mr douglas mqwhirter commenced his first year at varsity university toronto this week mr eldon brillinger is at tending ryerson institute to ronto rev john a climenhage of pennsylvania who has been visiting friends in this area was the guest speaker at the love feast at the brethren in christ church on saturday mr and mrs gordon wat son and family of buffalo vis ited mrs ern jones on satur day mr and mrs sn doner mr and mrs fred doust mr and mrs c milsted and mr and mrs allan doner attended the gooding family dinner at the home of mr and mrs eldon gooding utterson the whole gooding family was present in honour of mr andmrs allan doner who left on wednesday night from the union station toronto they sail from mon treal on the empress of aus tralia on friday morning oct 2nd mrs willis hunking and children are visiting relatives in the dundalk area rev and mrs henry heise of fordwich visited their son in law anddaughter mr and mrs lewis heise on wednesday a farewell and ordination service was held in the brethren in christ church for miss miriam heise daughter of mr orla and the late mrs heise miss heise is leaving oct 7 via new york to serve as a missionary in rhodesia africa as these young people leave our community we pray gods richest blessings may follow them in their new work victoria square the married couples club held its september meeting on tuesday evening of last week at the home ot mr and mrs earl empringham rev a hus ton was in charge of the pro gram and proved very interest ing following the meeting a social half hour was held the september meeting of the wms was held on wednesday afternoon of last week at the home of mrs angus valllere north markham with over twenty ladies present mrs joyce sang a solo this is my task mrs acreman introduced the new study book whereer the sun a social half hour follow ed bruce mortson youngest son of mr and mrs gordon mortson was rushed to the toronto hos pital for sick children on tues day afternoon of last week where he underwent an emer gency operation for appendicitis however we are pleased to re port that bruce was able to re turn home on sunday afternoon mrs allan orr has been 111 and her friends wish her better health in the future messrs clayton gayman arn old mortson and stanley boyn- ton attended the cattle sale at south river on friday of last week mrs b plewes of toronto is spending several days with mr and mrs p w willows mr and mrs hoy keffer of maple mr and mrs william orr spent the weekend at montr miss rosemary mfiicii o ray bennett and gordon brum- well were guests at the hooper- bourne wedding in the presby terian church richmond hill on saturday afternoon gordon brum well was best man mr and mrs jim boynton of toronto bad sunday evening dinner with jims parents mr and mrs s boynton and family mr and mrs wilfred ste phenson mr and mrs l dyer and patsy of oshawa mr r e sanderson and miss mabel san derson had sunday dinner with mr and mrs ralph boynton friends will be sorry to hear of the illness of mr ed brit- nell who is in the toronto gen eral hospital also that mr john forson is in toronto gen eral hospital mrs h mccague mrs h acreman mrs h smith mrs a huston mrs c steckley mrs c nichols mrs h collard mrs f gee yid mrs s boyn ton all attended the wms luncheon in newmarket united on thursday afternoon muirs 37 days at sea on way to orient 2 of 35 3 chome denenchofu ota ku tokyo japan dear stouffville friends we arrived safely in tokyo on sunday morning sept 6th after 37 days on board ship it seemfcd a very long time to be at sea but we had only one very rough day and none of us suffered from sea sickness there were five typhoons that we had to dodge throughout our journey the wind at the centre of a typhoon blows at alout 150 miles per hour or more so that a ship could not last very long if it got in one our swedish captain was ver- y careful and we were thank ful for a good safe journey we saw several volcanoes throughout the journey some of them with a lot of smoke and steam coming out of the top we enjoyed seeing the work of the missionaries in the three places we stopped in the philippine islands there are many fine filipino past ors in charge of the churches the climate is very hot and hard for jhe missionaries and schools for the children are a problem we had a two day vi sit to hongkong and it was nice to toe iback in chinese sur roundings again we compar ed experiences with the mis sionaries there and found that the last two workers of our mission had just been re leased by the communists we were met in japan toy seven or eight missionaries a- mongst whom were dorothy pape and janet and jill the papes are trying to rent a house in tokyo where bill tea ches he comes down from karuizawa and stays with us thursday to saturday in order to teach his classes here our little house is very nice it has many japanese features such as sliding door and win dows and we take our shoes off at the entrance to preserve anese toath tub about 4 feet deep and four feet square the the floors it has a deep jap- kitchen and toathroom are fin ished in very good tile work which the japanese seem to toe able to do so well there are many foreign residences a- round us with nicely kept gar dens it is quiet and very suit- stole for study the tooys go to school on the electric train it cikes jlvut3 minutes and our language school is a tiiyi ju a further on so far we have en- joyed the study but it will get harder very soon- no doubt thank you all for your cards and letters in our recent be reavement love frank and gladys muir stouffville youth for christ 2nd markham baptist 745 fifteen minutes with allan and david stouffer 00 sonjr service led by lambert featuring this week the male quartette and garnet rae s30 broadcast time 915 film ah that i have n rowan director lwwmi snnsnn for best results use tribune classifieds with the local churches stouffville united church rev douglas davis minister sunday october 4 1053 1000 am rally day and thanksgiving special invitation to all parents to attend with their children 1100 am morning worship holy communion 730 pm evening worship thurs 400 pan the explorers 230 pm the wjms meet in the church guest speaker mrs roger self soloist mrs jas oldham oct 25th church anni versary stouffville baptist church rev h f branton pastor wed 8 pm prayer and bi ble study service fri 730 pm young peo ples meeting sunday october 4 1953 1000 am bible school 11 am this bodv of death 730 pm the scriptural pic- ure of eternal punishment bloomington and ringwood christian churches rev g w brown pastor sunday october 4 1953 bloomington 10 am sunday school 11 am worship ordinance of the lords supper thurs 8 pm special meeting sponsored toy the ladies aid rev weppler missionary from africa will speak soc ial hour friday 8 pm christian en deavour now you can treat vaginitis in cattle after extensive experimenta tion nixon laboratories have developed an effective treat ment for vaginitis in cattle this new nixon product is easy to use and quite inex pensive if you arc having breeding troubles due to va ginitis drop in and let us ex plain this new proven treat ment that is so simple to use available now at storeys rug store hill bf good rich of last week a very successful sale was held on saturday afternoon when the estate of the late robert hopper was put up at auction a large crowd was on hand looking for bargains everything sold for good prices and every one went home happy miss betty huston was the soloist at the hooddenby wed ding on saturday afternoon sunday school will be at 100 pm and the church service at 230 pm on sunday october 4th this will be known as worldwide communion sunday the mission band met at the home of mrs s defoe on sat urday afternoon following the meeting mrs defoe treated everyone to ice cream and cake which was much enjoyed rillrwoocl sunday school 730 pm woship ordinance of the lords sup per monday 8 pm christian endeavour prayer meeting altona 1030 am sunday school 730 pm evangelistic service rev f huson will speak wed 8 pm prayer meeting christ church anglican rev fj bournes rector sunday october 4 1953 isth sunday after trinity 230 pm sunday school 730 pm evensong fri 8 pm choir practice he commanded and they were created psalml4s5 goodwood baptist church rev arthur england minister phone uxbrldge 32sw sunday october 4 1953 2 pm sunday school 300 pm worship service friday oct 2 s15 pm b- ypu devotional group tuesday oct l s15 pm ladies aid at home of mrs bert may you are cordially invited to worship with us united missionary church gormley bethesda rev c e hunking minister sunday october 4 1953 bethesda 2 pm sunday school gormley oct 4 gormley anniversary servicas 1030 245 and 730 preaching rev cn good kitchener singing the shantz sisters new dundee 145 pm sunday school christian- congregational church lewis eakin ba pastor if youre looking for a church where the gospel is preached and where there is good sing ing we invite you to visit our church sunday october 4 1953 1000 am sunday school remember most juvenile delinquents are young people who didnt attend sunday school in their youth 11 am worship message the second com ing of christ why will christ return to earth when will christ return the imminence of his coming 730 pm evangelistic service what repentance really means what did christ mean when he said except ye re pent ye shall all likewise per- itb wednesday 8 pm bible study galatians r- thurs 8 pm choir practice rhmurphylld sales service phone 159 stonitriue take time- to keep your watch on balance wheel travels nearly 4000 miles yearly dont wait till your watch goes wrong a watch checkup takes so little timeand it can save you money by preventing future breakdowns letour service department inspect your watch today j l smith brethren in christ church heise hill gormley pastor bishop a l winger sunday october 4 1953 1000 am sunday school 1100 am worship 7 pm evangelistic 745 pm wed midweek prayer meeting you are invited to all services melville bethesda and peaches united churches rev geo e robins ba sunday october 4 1953 world wido communion sunday 10 am peaches 1130 am melville 3pm bethesda tue oct 6th 230 pm melville wms at the home of mrs ed nigh stouftville wed oct 7th 230 pm beth esda wms at the home of mrs geo rotoins advanco notico sunday oct 11th harvest thanksgiving watch stouffville repair ontario w vm othf gnvtnm foctry- opptortd ports in mrvtong oil fct wfu wotcftvt second markham and baker hill baptist churches rev norman rowan pastor sunday october 4 1953 second iarkham 10 am sunday school 11 am gideon service with mr galbraith from aurora as speaker 730 pm young peoples tues 8 pm prayer meeting speaker rev toews baker hill 10 am church service with home missionary offering 11 am sunday school this week baker hill joins with second markham in the sunday school conference reformed church of canada dutch meeting held in the fellowship centre lomonvlllo pastor cm eelmax sunday october 4 1963 10 am worship service 11 m sunday school where the word ot god u proclaimed stouffville united missionary church rev f g llumun minister thurs 800 pm prayer service fri evening 8 pm mission ary thankoffering service guest speaker miss annie yeo missionary from africa sunday october 4 1953 sunday school 1000 am whether you toe 9 or99 theres a classs for you in our sunday school worship 11 am subject it is the lords coming events the 50th anniversary services will beheld on oct 25th hav ing as our guest speaker rev woodrow goodman pres of bethel collage mishawaka ind altona 1030 am sunday school 730 pm evangelistic service rev f g huson speaker united missionary church rev h shantz minister telephone markham 268j sunday october 4 1953 mount joy 10 am sunday school 11 am morning warship 730 pm evangelistic thura 8 pm prayer meeting dicksov hill 20 am morning worship 1100 am sunday school tues 8 pri priive meeing st james presbyterian church stouffville rev i r mcklliran b a- sunday october 4 1953 10 a momlr