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york county institute rally speaker world travelled country lady a world traveller ard presi- branch in queensland took an dent of the associated country active part in the work of the women of the world mrs alice red cross was president of the m berry obe jp will be queensland bush childrens the chief speaker at the rally of health scheme an organization york county womens institute which runs holiday homes for to be held june 22 in dalziel country children where they are park 5th concession vaughan given medical dental and optical one mile south of edgely attention- work among crip- a sheep rancher in australia pled children receives her panic- widowed with two married dau- ular attention and she takes a ghters mrs berry has been as- keen interest in the assimilation sociated with the acww since of new australians and the edu- lts beginning through queens- cation of country children victoria square news mrs iv sandle rev a huston represented mms- f the toronto centre presbytery the regular monthly meeting at the rededication service of of the wm s was held on wed- the sharonhope united church resday afternoon of last week and the dedication of the new at the home of mrs f mc- sunday school on sunday he roberts mrs percy bennett also was the guest speaker took charge of the worship per- sunday school anniversary iod mrs r glover read the scripture lesson mrs mcrob- erts gave a reading mrs h mccague and mrs san boyn- ton sang a duet my task the the annual sunday school an niversary service was held on sunday guest speaker was rev douglas davis of the stouffville united church special music guest speaker was mrs barley was given by three young ladies of the gospel centre church from the united church at mar- unionville i kham peggy clark kay wil- garden tea i son and ruth reid on thursday afternoon of last choir picnic land cwa for three years she was international officer of the queensland cwa which kept her in close touch with the work of the acww in 1953 she led the australian delegation to the conference held at that time in toronto mrs berry has many and var during her term of office as president of the acww she travelled to new zealand the usa canada lebanon ma laya ceylon ireland pakistan xorway sweden denmark the netherlands switzerland and germany institute members from peel week mrs cecil nichols mrs j mckendry mrs nicklin mrs rolph boynton mrs perkins ard mrs stanley boynton at tended the garden tea held at mr stuart parkers home in richmond hill in aid of the richmond hill and district can cer society on saturday evening june 23 the choir of the victoria square united church will hold a picnic weather permitting on the lawn at the manse church news on sunday july 1 the church at victoria square will hold its regular service in the morning led interests she was president and ontario counties have been during the war years of her own invited to attend oil furnaces gas coal gar wood lennox good cheer eavestroughing flashing sheet metal work for free estimates call d j smith co unionville phone 96 neighbourhood notes at 11 oclock instead of the after- birthday greetings to miss 1 noon service at 230 please vera nichols for june 19 mr keep this in mind this means neil donnelly for june 20 to that all through the month of mrs douglas gee for june 21 july the services of worship at to mrs cecil nichols for june j victoria square will be in the 22 to sammy snider for june i morning at 11 oclock the rev 22 to donald nichols who will john mclachlan will be the min- be thirteen years old on june j ister 22 to lloyd canning for june messrs percy bennett and 23 douglas parsons spent the week congratulations to mr and end at the laymens conference mrs angus valliere who on at canadian keswick june 19 will be celebrating their j mrs- john empringham re 19th wedding anniversary to turned home on friday follow- notice township of markham re destruction of weeds notice is hereby given to owners of property in the township of markham that after this date june 12 1956 all uncut or untreated noxious weeds will be cut or otherwise destroyed by the municipal ity and the cost so incurred will be charged against the property in the same manner as taxes this notice is given under the provision of the weed control act by order township of markham albert reesor weed inspector rr2 markham telephone stouffville 66202 mr and mrs louis nichols who on june 20 will be celebrating their 49th wedding anniversary a speedy recovery is wished for mr art buchanan who un derwent an operation in the to ronto east general hospital last week mr and mrs percy puter- bough of maple mr harvey of cashel mrs w lewis toronto mrs florence hughes toronto mr charles lewis toronto mr and mrs douglas gee met at the home of mr and mrs louis nichols on wednesday evening of last week to plan the gilmour family gathering ing her recent illness in the hos pital and convalescence at the home of her daughter friends are sorry to hear that mrs percy basinger is back in st michaels hospital toronto again rev and mrs douglas davis of stouffville mr and mrs l nichols miss vera nichols and mr wilfred anderson had sun day evening dinner with mr and mrs rolph boynton mr and mrs lawrence boyn ton and bobby ratke had sun day evening dinner with mr and mrs stanley boynton grace and david and donald packer offers to discontinue under the table payments mennonite relief gift of 48000 reported the stouffytui tribune thursday june 21 1956 p 5 construct two new churche two mennonite churches are being erected this year at morn- ingside near toronto and at ha- german markham district it was reported at the ontario mennonite conference at elmira last week the sum of s1s0o0 was re ported by the nonresistant re lief organizations as having been contributed by the mennonite churches during the year for relief work at home and over seas wordchurch theme the conference theme was the word and the church the devotional theme is king dom principles home boys farm a new home for the aged fairview home has been erect ed in preston john crcssman continues as superintendent of the home the ailsa craig boys farm ailsa craig a welfare in stitution provides a home for twenty teenage boys with be havior problems john w snyder was appoint ed delegate to the albertasas katchewan conference the men nonite hour radio committee in tends to establish an office in kitchener in order to facilitate the handling of canadian mail the board of the ontario men nonite bible school and insti tute short terms conducted at first mennonite church kitch- ener each winter report re- 1 appointment of bishop roy s koch st jacobs as principal and bishop j b martin as busi- 1 ness manager further repoiis were heard on mennonite historical work daily vacation bible school men- 1 nonite benefit association and j the fresh air work for under- privileged children new publication three new publications of the mennonite publishing house lo- cated at scotwale pa were in- 1 troduced by john w snyder manager of the golden rule book store kitchener volume 1 of the mennonite encyclopedia smiths greekenglish concorj dance and a new english trans- lation of the complete writings of menno simmons the conference sermon was delivered by bishop d edward j diener of clarence centre ny j building on christ the true foundation was the theme of his menage in which he chal lenged the conference to a re- j evaluation of the program of- the church and the all import ance of building on jesus christ a church that will stand the test j of time and the judgment of god rev howard bauman is pas tor of the host elmira mennonite church attention curlers an open meeting for the consideration of the formation of a curling club and the construction of an arena for this section of york county will be held at the legion hall yonge street south aurora at s30 pm on wednesday june 27th all curlers and others interested are welcome pa 4 s pine orchard the oldtimer gormley blue bells were popular football team try it for features compare it for value new remington a its beautiful its compacll it has more new features than ever before the prinlwork is superb it operates with ease and speed come in let us show you these quietriters carrying case included budget terms arranged exclusive miracle tab simplified ribbon changer suptr strength frame new beauty in printwork larger lized cylinder free touch method initrucnon book the stouffville tribune phone 152 insufficient supplies of hogs on the open market have result ed in one of ontarios process ing plants offering to pay higher hog prices and to discontinue their underthetable payments to drovers if the ontario hog producers cooperative can meet their hog requirements charles mclnnis president of the ontario hog producers as sociation in announcing the of fer from an ontario packer said that another packer in ontario is currently entertaining a simi lar offer the hog organization presi dent said that it was regrettable that despite the hog coopera tives present opportunity to se cure better provincewide prices if more hogs were shipped to the open market still there is a short supply in that market under the present system of our established stockyards at toronto kitchener stratford london and windsor plus the hogs directed through our coun ty assembly points we have a much larger number of hogs out in the open for competitive bidding than we have had for the past ten years we still need greater numbers if we are to meet the requirements of pro cessors in undersupplied areas these processors are willing to pay higher prices to get their supplies stated mr mclnnis mr mclnnis charged that be cause of a maze of agreements and general understandings in volving underthetable pay ments from certain large pack ers drovers were ignoring the higher prices which ontario hog producers could secure through their cooperative marketing agency on the open market with these incentives drovers in their own interests and ignor ing the interests of producers are delivering hogs direct to processor plants on behalf of jake kohler our hog co operative manager mr mclnnis said i urge all producers throughout ontario to order their transporters to de liver hogs to the toronto stock yards or to our assembly points producers across this province have to assume more responsi bility in seeing that their hogs get on to the open market im mediately weve got to show the drovers that we mean busi ness its time we rid ontarios hog industry of droverpacker control of producer marketing in conclusion mr mclnnis stated that the increase in hog prices across canada during the last few weeks has been spear headed in ontario by the produ cers marketing agency and price increases have been more evident here than in other prov inces pm ringwood mrs fred steckley church service at 730 on sunday june 24th the annual church conference held at altona was well attend ed by our folk rev robert serrick and fam ily had supper with mr and mrs harry kennedy and fam ily on friday evening the bruce stouffer family of cannington were at sunday school on sunday morning rev d c percy and family called at the steckleys on fri day evening the family of mr and mrs e brownsberger celebrated dads birthday and fathers day at the home of mr and mrs herbert yakeley on satur day evening crusatle for christ evangelistic campaign now in progress sofl kach evening markham fair grounds corner no 7 no 48 highways you are invited to attend and prav bloomington miss crosby and harry mey ers of zephyr spent sunday at arthur storrys the sympathy of the commun ity is extended to the barnes families in the sudden death of mr grant barnes at bally down beach lake simcoe quite a number from here attended the funeral at bradford mr and mrs e baker visited at windsor with mr and mrs fisher and familv over the on the mckuen farm lot 10 the same old barn still stands the late austin yake was thresh ing there and we moved the ma chine from one floor to the other and from the time the belt was thrown off till it was put on and the machine was threshing again it was eleven minutes some are still living who were there that day eddie cooney and milton cook of schomberg employed at the specialty works at newmarket who is also one of the valued members of the newmarket fire brigade when i was in north dakota around bathgate or cavalier i worked on mr restimeres out fit threshing stacks we used to move from one stack to the other and be threshing in three to four minutes every man had his job mine was to roll up the drive belt when the machine was being moved and unroll it again we started to thresh at six o clock in the morning and worked till nearly dark no 8hour day in those days however there was an abundance to eat a real good lunch was supplied in the middle of the forenoon and also in the afternoon and time off to eat it the same farm lot 8 that john brown owned and farmed was owned by george lemon johns fatherinlaw i well re member when eli sisler worked that farm there were three boys frank aylmer and mel ville i doubt if any of them are alive but the daughter ethel who married her school teacher james lawson is alive yet and resides in toronto she was in the same class at school along with the late rilla baker who became george cooks wife and lawson was the teacher at that time frank hancock worked that place after mr sisler his wife was a sister of mrs albert john allen who owned the house where henry burnett now lives those ladies maiden name was sonley and they resided on the highway between whitby and brooklin all the people around that vicinity would remember leo cook he was a son of the drover samuel and also had a brother dean who is now in winnipeg i helped mow back grain with leo in the same barn that is still on the old sonley farm i well remember and have heard my older brother and sis ters tell of the good garden par ties held on both farms lots 8 and 9 t i heard my brother discuss a football match along with some others who were there when the old gormley blue bells team played against bethesda in the field east of where that house now stands according to what they said it was some game we were drawing in turnips from this same field one thanks giving day the late george ie- the late school teacher at lem- onville tobias eckhart who org anized the band there and was leader of the noted bell ringers this house that stands on lot 8 at the present time was moved by the veteran building mover joe harrison of mount albert in 1911 so he tells me and he is still in the business yet but takes things little calmer than he used to it was moved from the north place lot 9 when john brown owned the farms they used a capstan and rollers and at that time the capstan had a long cordwood pole and worked like an old fashioned horse power john street drove the team attached to it there was lots of fun and lots of hard work that day harrison was a live wire at that time and still is lot 7 was owned by hamil ton cook whose son milton mar ried one of the baker girls both are still alive hale and hearty there were also two girls stella and verna the last time i saw verna was in 1919 stella is still in newmarket enjoying single blessedness they were a fine family and i well remember some of the good times we had on that farm there are some of the finest springs on those farms south of lemonville that you will find anywhere in ontario one just east of the house on lot 8 i helped put a large wooden box around it large enough to hold three or four milk cans no need of an electric milk cooler with that spring hamilton cooks wife was willie bells daughter from gormley on the don mills road lot 4 her brother george played with the gormley blue bells and married one of the williamson girls just north of vandorf there was a large family on that farm and i understand they are all gone some of those boys were firstclass horsemen char lie and dan one of the largest days threshing i ever helped do was on this farm of hamilton cooks charles tupper piph- ers machine fed by hand with the old rakers there are three of us alive yet who were there that day ned cook of orillia and hamiltons son milton of newmarket the late will wall ace and ned cook fed the ma chine old timer ited the white family at clare- mom on sunday mrs edson johnson and mrs mrs m hollingor mason attended the official op- mr and mrs percy brown of eninr ot ctcen acres the new stouffville spent sunday with metropolitan homo for the mr and mrs howard mcclure a on thursday miss beth johnston spent a- a mis ait baxters few days visiting friends in lon- home was srene o a large don family gathering on saturday little connie duncan is visit- when the mcdonald family held ing her grandparents mr and their reunion mrs w hope the wi was held at mrs mr and mrs rae mcclure allan codys home wednesday myrna and danny attended a with a big crowd despite the picnic on saturday at omagh heat master john leacli spent the j dont forget pine orchard weekend with his grandparents decoration service on sunday mr and mrs ross armitage june 21 rev mcfee will be mr herb white and boys vis- the guest speaker special music township of markham this municipality desires o obtain the services of a professional engineer applications for the position will be received by the undersigned until tuesday july 3 1956 12 oclock noon dst applications to state qualifications age exper ience in municipal engineering etc salary arranged by an interview with council chas hoover clerk township of markham gormley rr2 you bale at less cost per ton with m ew international baler twine its fortunate we dont have all the things we want in this world we wouldnt have any place to put them 65lkbjus rawmm divide the number of bale you tie into the price you pay to get the true cost of bdler twine youll find international baler twine costs you less per ton than so called bar gains claimed by foreign manufactured baler twines made from inferior henequen fiber made in canada from true sisalana fiber international baler twine gives you the full length full strength and uni form thickness essential to troublefree baling every stop from raw fiber to finished ball is quality con trolled and every bale is backed by a written guaran tee use international baler twine on your next baling job prove to yourself you can bale faster better and at leas cost for your supply see your ih dealer now buy now anp sate chas richardson son stouffville ontario international harvester company of canada limited weekend mr and mrs h kee betty j mon and the late john davis anne and john of orangeville and ill never forget the bawling were visitors sunday with mr j out that mr davis gave me that and mrs o tranmer and at- afternoon he finished up by tell- tended memorial services at ing me that he never thought stouffville my father would raise a fool i mr and mrs c bilkey and like me well it all blew over family of toronto were guests and we were soon good friends of mr and mrs k tranmer again mr a cowie has sold a por- this man davis was a real tion of their farm to the west- i good carpenter one of the bet mployers when renewing your unemployment insurance books complete a registration form for each insured employee ern sand and gravel company mrs a harper was hostess to a large group of ladies for a plastic ware demonstration on wednesday evening and i know of two or three dozen houses that he built in the township of whitchurch and markham including that won- derful house on the farm now mr and mrs vincent were belonging to roy mover he is guests at the wedding annivers- j buried in lemonville graveyard ary of mr and mrs c muirhcad at mt albert on saturday thin tear all injured persona in canada rmit be registered and blank forma uic 409k are bring bent to all employera for tbia purpose if yrxi have not receited yours by june 25th write or phone your local remembers now 195657 insurance books cannot bo issued without th completion of a registration form a m a a m a m 4i as a a a tv comedian says jokes are funnier than they were 15 years ago and we thought they were the sate ocs with his good wife and his mon- ument stands up as plumb as i his houses his wife was a sis- ter of alex pingle of unionville there were four girls or morf- the late art davidwn s mother late george lemons w ixe and j national employment office unemployment insurance commission c a i- mnrhioti co rami ii on j c rpan chief commimiooex r j thon 0mmiiotvt