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l runtnt full page of classified advts on page twelve vol 65 no 5 he tribune stouffville thursday june 10 19 twelve pages make presentations to high school staff members presentations were made to three members of the stouff ville high school staff at the annual picnic held at cedar beach park mussulmans lake on friday afternoon pictured from front to back are allan stouffei who pre sented mr w f sherwood with two volumes of drama miss june smith who pre sented principal geo pearce with a desk set and miss bar bara hastings who presented mr d bacon with a pen and pencil set the three teach ers have been on the high school staff for the past five years townships pass brucellosis bylaws the townships of north gwihimbury east gwihimbury and markham having passed brucpilosis control bylaws the township committees and in spectors have met recently with the veterinarians serv ing the farmers in these areas to get the programme launch ed in each of the townships the veterinarians have con tracted to vaccinate all heifer calves six to eight months of age at three month intervals for a flat rate of 100 per head without any call or mileage charge the inspectors with the co operation of the cattle owners prepare a list every three months and the committees re spectfully request that farmers plan to have the money on hand or at the house to elimi nate the trouble of billing and making remittances frank m chapman dies in 81st year frank mackenzie chapman of pickering passed away tues day morning in oshawa gen eral hospital in his 81st year the late mr chapman was born in ohio iowa usa son of the late nelson j chapman he came to pickering as a child and the family settled at audlev where he attended the public school which he later taught 1s931s97 he also served on the board of the same school mr chapman has been the audley correspondent for the tribune for a number of years he attended whitby colleg iate and obtained his ba de gree from university of to ronto in lflol later he taught at the old pickering college when it was located in picker ing he then entered the field of journalism and was agricul ture editor on the toronto world for several years he ajso served as editor of the farmers magazine in 190 mr chapman return- ed to the homestead at audley and became known as the ap ple king of pickering he also achieved fame as one of canadas outstanding jersey breeders and grasmere farm beorme known far and wide he was a director of the jersey breeder- association and pres ident of canadian publication the jersey magazine mr chapman joined the ma sonic order in 1905 and was master of doric lodge pick- eriri in 1009 and ddga1 of toronto district k in 1032 he was a former member of hc friends church in picker ing and laic an active mem- r o the pickering united church a lay representative to oshawa presbytery and ser ved on all boards he was a past president of pickering rotary club andser- ed on tir ajix and pickering hospital board he retired a out a year agoj end went to liv e tn pickering village he is uruved by his widow the former lena gib- n whom he married in 90fi j a ter mrs iawrenee ciark of toronto and a brother miles s of pickering village an- other brother predeceased him three years ago the funeral service will be at th pickering united church drum head service in park on sunday the annua drum head ser vice of the canadian legion stouffville branch will be heldi in memorial park this sun day afternoon the earlscourt legion pipe band will be in attendance and rev douglas davis psdre of tne local le gion branch will be the speak er a second band the whitby legion band has been arrang ed for which will add consider ably to the impressiveness of the parade this is an openair service in the park at 3 oclock and the general public is urged to come out both to enjoy the service and to add their rec ognition along with the le gion members for the service and sacrifices of the dead in two world wars all veterans are requested to be at the hall at two oclock park system discussed by markham council at the regular meeting of markham twp council on monday evening mr r camp bell a representative from the highland park ratepayers as sociation requested to discover t ohurch the councils policy with re- u ij ordination of benson m jones at hillsburgh the congregation of the hillsburgh baptist church met recently for the oixlination of their pastor benson m jones deacon john root mp for wellington was chairman of the meeting and led in the de votions deacon burt gave an account of their pastors life and work prior to the time he was called into full time chris tian service mr jones then gave a clear statement of his conversion call to the minis try and belief in the bible the council chosen from ministers and others present then met and agreed that mr jones should be ordained it was an encouragement to have present about twentyfive friends from his home church at goodwood the ladies of the church served a delicious meal to the many visitors and dele gates from the ohurches of the guelph association in the evening the ordina tion sermon was preached by rev arthur poynter of to ronto and the soloist was a member of his choir thj choir of the church also rendered special music the ordination ceremony was conducted by rev w b fisher of new hamburg and he gave policy gard to the establishment and maintenance of parks in the township reeve alf lemasurier agreed that parks were both a source of beauty and recreation in the municipality he pointed out that all new subdivisions must donate 5 per cent of their land for parks and school purposes mr campbell suggested that since the township was not large enough to organize a park board a park committee should be set up to study the question of parks and park maintenance council agreed with this suggestion but slated contact should be made with t h e provincial government with regard to ark grants and the unionville community center should be consulted to learn of its system of operation charge to the candidate was given by rev j c williamson of preston mr fisher then called on the visiting ministers to come for ward and lay their hands on the candidate while one of his professors from momaster led in prayer rev b m jones pro nounced the benediction benny is a goodwood boy who attended stouftville high school before joining the navy we wish for him a long and successful life in his chosen vocation five hurt one badly in crash near langstaff york junior farmers judging competition junior farmers from york county gathered at shurgain farms maple on saturday may 29th for their annua livestock judaing competition this competition commenced as an annual event about 1915 when j c steckley as agri- cultural representative in york and has continued to the present day at shurain farm the boys judged two classes of dairy cattle and two of swine from there they went to maplewdbd farms for a class of guernseys and from thence to don head and summit farms where they jurtged southdown sheep ab erdeen angus and hereford cattle during the afternoon reasons for placing on four classes were given to the jud ges at the department of agri culture newmarket the competition concluded with a junior farmer lh club award banquet at the king george hotel in newmar ket the banquet was chaired by bldred king of markham president of the york co far mers assoc at this event the boys were joined by a numler of 4h homemaking club girls and their eaders who had come to receive the awards for their work during the year from mrs mabel borgstrom home econ omist the winner of the trip to the 4h club congress at chicago was miss cora brodie gorm- ley only one delegate per year can be sent on the chicago trip and the award is made for general proficiency and activi ty in 4h club and junior far mer work winners of provin cial honours for the comple tion of 12 homemaking club projects were cora brodie gor- mley jean brumwell gorm- 1 e y gladys gingell union ville betty mcgill queens- ville leadership certificates were also issued to four club leaders who have been in charge of clubs for five consec utive years these were mrs geo kelly of buttonville mrs irving rose union street mrs e phillips temperance- ville and miss marion eves j cjueensville nine girls also re ceived county honours for the completion of six homemaking club projects the winner of the usa bus trip in the boys section was bob beynon of maple this award is made on a point sys tem where activities in all ju nior farmer and 4h club work are given consideration the competition of the day was not largely attended but the cal ibre of the judging work was very high and brought forth many worthy winners the judges at the competi tion were mr gerry walker king mr geo williams to ronto and messrs w m cock- burn and e k pearson of the department of agriculture newmarket a complete list ing of the awards is as follows senior championship hon geo s henry shield i won by angus morton queensville junior championship col b little shield won by don ald brodie gormley cne novice shield won by jim darlington maple challenge trophies in the junior compe tition were won as follows beef john gardhouse tro phy i won by donald brodie gormley dairy gordon dun can trophy i won by gary herrema king sheep d w baxter trophy i won by 20000 in hydro debentures needed to cover town growth in local sky this friday stouffville municipal council agreed on monday eve- riing to issue 20000 in debentures on behalf of the local iy i public utilities commission hydro department the j6 ulsdldy debentures will be a liability of the utilities commission and not a tax charge and the ontario hydro commission has agreed that the local hydro department may obtain a temporary loan until such time as the debentures are issued reason for the debenture is the continued expansion of the municipality which has resulted in unprecedented capital expenditure in the case of the new timbers sub division it is estimated that the purchase of the existing lines from the markham rural system will cost 2000- another 500 will be required to join the added lineage to the local system eighty new customers are anticipated in town this year at a cost to the system of s000 new transformers will amount to 4500 and new meters to serve these customers 2000 a new and heavier line will be installed to the aida dry cleaners for added equipment to cost the hydro 2700 making a total of to f 19700 i over mrs j l hodgson spent lifetime iln district stouffviile citizens will get a chance to sec some of canadas sleekest rcaf jet planes in action on friday of this week when they make a double fly past here as pari o a trans- canada tour stouilville municipal coun cil gave permission on monday evening to the dent of nation al defence for the rcaf to nd four allweather twin jess retired over town at slightly 1 00 ft death came suddenly on wednesday of last week to mrs j i hodgson who was 4 and had spent he entire life time in the district deeasd was the former matilda irwn daughter of the late joseph and nancy irwin and was born a lomonville the couple had farmed near altona since their marriage but had lived in stouftville for the three years e was identified with the fined for cutting out of sunday traffic wesley may driving south on don mills road on sunday may 16th at 615 pm was in too big a hurry to stay in the traffic lined up for a red light at no 7 highway he cut over into the northbound lane and several cars had to get off the road to avoid an accident sgt harrison of the provincial po lice was in the linetip of traf fic and took after him the young man said his girl friend was ill and he was hustling her home the magistrate gave him a lecture and fined him s2500 and costs and suspended his license for two months this is the kind of driving that causes accidents all over this province said magistrate hollinrake uxbridge lady seriously injured on sfeeles ave mrs estella willis of ux bridge was seriously injured on saturday morning when hit by a truck on steeles ave driven by allen hoover of gormley mrs willis had been visiting her daughter and was walking out to yonge street to catch a bus when the acci dent occurred she was struck by theftont of the vehicle and hurled fifteen feet shesuffered a broken hip broken shoulder concussion and internal injur ies the driver of the light truck stated that mrs willis crossed the road directly in front of his vehicle and he was unable to avoid a collision con stable harvey cox of the mark ham twp police investigated some salary increases passer by council stouffville municipal coun cil sitting in regular session on monday evening passed salary increases for harryyan eenoo local maintenance man from s2000 to 2500 and for the tax collector k r davis from 350 to r500 mr win timbers was ap pointed by council to fill the vacancy on the local planning board caused by the untimelv death of mr alf mole council passed fire agreements with whitchurch markham and ux bridge townships which have been under negotiation for some months three new street lights are required two on park dr north and one on manitoba st and council agreed to request the hydro commission to in stall these lights the display is working united church and belonged across canada according to to the altona womens lnsti- the dept to satisfy the public lute interest in jet aircraft j the impact shoved the truck en thursday at 2 30 pm inter- 27 fcc wi t hichwav mem in the friends cemetery w nerc u krlocked over a tree from markham village on mon day evening requesting that they be allowed to annex 3000 acres of land council firmly turned down the annexation bid the town will now appeal to the municipal board for fur- five persons were hurt onejther consideration nously in the collision of a car and a panel truck on no 11 hichwav at westwood line saturday night in serious condition in to- lonto general hospital with head and internal injuries is alex jallant 27 of toronto he was a passenger in a truck driven by patrick rough 33 of walnier rd toronto j crough received cuts and bruises also treated for cuts and bruises were jean rose 19 and mr and mrs walter os- tron all of newmarket they were passengers in a car driven by taylor gilbert 19 of xew- j market gilbert was unhurt police said the gilbert car was southlvouhd on xo 1 1 i highway when it collided with the track makine a left turn markham twp rejects village annexation an official notice wax receiv- andrew watson woodbridge ed bv markham twp council j swine boymon bras tro phy won by biuce field- house woodbridgc junior team coached by duncan wat son woodbridge jim darl ington maple andrew wats on woodbridge bruce field- house woodbridge inter- township team won by east j gwihimbury township team friends will regret to learn composed of angus morton that mrs lou slack of stouttj queensville dave crone alt ville is presently confined to albert lloyd balsrion queens hospital ville wife of radio man is injured in crash here pickering village bit-fe- will leave from the gray coach bus terminal snowballs at 7 am those holding tickets for this trip are a new house erected by v j jjlijw j the accident occurred on hettdiy notified n uinr j hucklind on hr st hij xti 47 highway east u town please bring nx yuur ooj been so1 to mr ken roberts both cars were travelling south luck picnic lunch tontributfon th sale was negotiated by j dr e r thomas stouftville and the johnson car vn iemrtj sandwch cookies or tas murray sinclair local real spassd away suddenly wrfn- rrc w itia eft hahd mrnifor the noon meal plate cups j tat btx i day morning of itkj ek collided tth ii mayt vehicle and tervtettec will be provided i and jnashod against a hydro pole jallant was thrown 15 feet from the cob to the road shoulder mrs herb maye wife of the wellknown radio announcer was seriously injured on mon day night when their niw mod el car was in collivion with an other auto driven by mr ie- sand johnson of stouttville mr maye uftered severe fa cia lacerations when her head went through he windshield she was rushed to the stouft ville brierbush hospital for first aid treatment and then taken by ambulance to toronto the accident occurred on no it highway ct of ii both cars were traveling mth which had turned out to pass on the other side of the high way mr johnsons injuries were not serious judgment for 6 given in estate action a judgment of almost sfiooo has been made to two reach township men at the conclusion of an action in the supreme court last week in the judg ment handed down by air justice gale herman kerry of reach township and tho mas sharpe of the village of green bank were awarded 5973 the judgment was ag ainst roy reach of uxbridge kerry and sharpe represent ed by r d humphreys qc of oshawa entered an action ag ainst mr and mrs rby beach in a dispute over the estate of the late airs alary louise gor- continued on page 7 mrs l burkholder active in church on thursday june 3rd airs laura leah burkholder passed away suddenly while attending a church conference meeting at zurioh ont she was born in waterloo county at the home of her parents mr and airs benjamen shirk her father was the son of the original settler in waterloo county for the past number of years she has resided at the home of her son mr harvey burkhold er on no 7 highway east of the flth concession of markham her husband the late phares d burkholder passed away 26 years ago the deceased was an active worker in the ai e n n o n i t e church all her life both at ce dar grove and at the wideman church on the 8th of markham she leaves to mourn her pass ing two sons lorne and harvey nd one daughter florence airs ernest hoover another son harold passed away 21 years ago there is also a fos ter sister a resident of kitch ener funeral service was held at the wideman alennonite church on sunday afternoon at 230 conducted by air a d grove and assisted by mr rmmerson mcdowell with interment in the wideman cemetery the pallbearers were messrs frank reesor walter gould lome gingrich leonard fimer and paul burkholder charged with biting ear off cecil judge donna smith dean smith and jack alccol- ium all of wilcox lake were arraigned in york county court in newmarket charged with creating a disturbance on may 28 on the 2nd of whit church cecil judge was also charged with assaulting dean smith by biting off his ear smith is in hospital and as his testimony was necessary for the orown to proceed all were remanded till june 8th it is alleged that judge attack ed both mr and airs smith with a milk bottle airs smith told police she had to pretend to be dead before he quit hit ting her may build hundred homes in stouffville north yonge builders who will be starting shortly to erect thirty new homes on fairview ave westend are seeking ad ditional land for even more houses and told the tribune last week that they may erect as many as a hundred homes if sufficient lots can be had nearby it is interesting to note that besides her husband the de ceased is survived by one son charlie on the altona farm and two grandchildren harold and airs e smith the funeral on friday was conducted from the oneill funeral chapel by rev gib son brown pallbearers were messrs eugene leavens mil lard reesor fred alcnair cecil brown jim harris and howard stjohn interment was made in the sloufvvill cemetery uxbridge driver fined following accident a careless driving conviction was registered ly atagistrat r p look on tuesday against john a of uxfbricsge he paid a fine of s25 and costs on may 26 he drove through a red light at the corner of brock and dundas streets in whitby his car struck a car driven by kenneth chambers cochrane street whitiby and the two caromed off in a south easterly direction voermans car struck the corner of abank and was completely demolish ed no one was seriously in jured the accused told the court that the sun shining on the traffic lights made them look green wihitlby police con stable w pulver said he went over the same route voermans had taken and there was littl higher prices are creeping this iuv t way lots in and around stoifi- chance o vw- ville range from 700 to 1200 ixits in some new alarkhaml airs j h ratcliff who ha subdivisions near no 7 highjbeen visiting her sons in fer- way are bringing 3000 per gus has returned home pickering twp building well over million dollars building in pickering town ship continues to increase with the value of permits to date this year amounting to 1126- 250 this figure compares with two large white ducks tum bled from a truckload of fowl enroute through town wednes day morning and were quack- 911100 for the same period in ling their loudest in the centre ia3 during the month of of the highway near the maple may fortyfour permits were i eaf dairy apparently none issued valued at 306701 thir- tyone dwellings have ixen constructed at an average cost of s0r00 on friday of last week the building inspector issued 27 permits the worse for the experience the birds were later rescued by a couple of local ladies nearby and are being held for the owners return and can be had by phoning 2312 thousands of tons being removed from gravel hill horticultural tour wed june 16th births wideman dorothy and mur ray wideman of richmond hill are happy to announce the birth o their son on saturday june 5th at york countv hospital swazev lloyd arid patricia swazey nee miller i are happy to announce the birth of a daughter deborah faye a sister for darlene on june 6 1954 at rivers camp manitoba dixon gorman and margarei dixon stouttville r k 4 are happy o announce the birth of their son bruce austin on thurs june 3rd 1954 at the brierbush hospital stou ftville a brother for david watson claude and helen watson goodwood are hap py to announce thv irtrth of their diukfirr marjorie june or sunday june 6th 14 at the brierhush h- pitil stouftville a iister tor uari i s 1 v m mmwr a hoiisands and thousands v ry r gravel and fill r betnc removed in cutting otiwn gravel hill on the whrtchureh uxbrw rrtun- hue stouffvhte sand ora- v hi co v nnder johh tne jo k