franks movehs storage 1 gormley and district news modern heated storage agent for united vtn lines moving with tu phone collect care everywhere 42613 richmond hill greenwood mrs v tweedie mrs s brooks and mrs i thomson attended the funeral of mrs tweedles nephew mr walter walked into a truck on 401 high way and was instantly killed he was the youngest son of mr and mrs d walter nee hilda middleton of toronto scratch pads from jumbo size down to note size get them at the stouffville tribune mrs c milsted our community was saddened to learn of the death of mr seth wideman early friday morning mr wideman suffer ed a heart attack on thursday afternoon and was removed to uxbridge hospital the service was held at 2 pm monday in the united missionary church with interment in heise hill cemetery sympathy is extend ed to the bereaved family mr and mrs jack thorn and mrs white of victoria park had supper receritlv with mr and mrs elias elliott mr and mrs allan hoover spent the week end with mr and mrs ogellree of brock- ville master lowell hunking is progressing well lowell frac tured his collarbone when he xell off a slide misses connie and judy crow- th ambassador choir under the direction of mr cyril redford visits the stouffville park service on sunday july 16th at 730 pm speaker rev h percy of sam guest speaker bright singing challenging message a warm welcome in case of rain the service will be held in the stouffville baptist church der of pt perry and miss ruth anne eade of lernonville spent a weeks holidays with their grandparents mr and mrs s e eade miss carol moses is spending this week with her grandmother at parry sound mr fred terry is in st josephs hospital at parry sound we welcome mr and mrs a savelli and three children who moved last week to the former baycroft farm quite a number attended the brethren in christ conference at niagara christian college fort erie last week and also over the weekend congratulations to mr and mrs peter cober marilyn downey who were married on saturday at the alliance tab ernacle at unionville mr and mrs cober will be residing in bishop alvin wingers apart ment mr and mrs elias elliott miss arvilla forrester and mr and mrs jos heise attended the baker reunion at duntroon on saturday mr and sirs clarence doner of stouffville miss beulah heise of fairview home preston and mr and mrs allan doner and dale had supper on sunday with mr and mrs s n doner mr and mrs ivan grove and debby moved last week to their new home near the 9th of mark- ham the tent meetings are contin uing all this week and over sun day at bethesda rev b i wil liams is speaking and the wil liams family are providing spe cial singing all are cordially in vited to attend master rickey heise of stouff ville is holidaying with his grandparents mr and mrs j h heise mrs d fennell is spending several weeks at glen home hotel at glen orchard mrs j a pope is spending this week at the home of her son lawrence in sudbury air max hazel left by air on thursday for a visit with rela tives in germany his sister who has been visiting him for fresh chicken cuts breasts 47 swifts barbecue cello pkg tablerite 1 lb 43c lb 65c lb 39c a31b avjr bologna sections lb 35c tnblerlto roast standing rib lb 59c swifts sliced rindloss side bacon lb pkg 69c rib steaks freshly ground lean minced beef swifts barbciil saran 2j3 lb avg over a month returned with him mr and mrs clyde ccuntway and baby arrived by plane sat urday evening because of the death of her father mr seth wideman mr and mrs david cochrane and family are holidaying in nova scotia the royalaires quartet of up land college upland cat pro vided a special musical pro gramme on monday night at heise hill church mrs edythe jones and boys of toronto had supper on sat urday with mrs beulah june messrs lambert and david lake and keith preston have returned from attending trail of the pines camp at stayner a carload of people from yale michigan wore visitors on sunday at the united miss ionary services mr and mrs geo barrett and children spent a weeks holidays in the north the sr wms met on tues day afternoon in the united missionary church rev wil liams was the guest speaker and the williams children pro vided special singing mr and mrs allan doner dressed in native african cos tume had charge of the mis sionary sunday school ut the united missionary church on sunday morning the williams family sang two special num bers vacation bible school begins on tuesday morning july 18 and continues to july 27 school hours are 9 to 1145 am any one wishing transportation contact rev c e hunking at gormley 5337 vacation bible school begins at heise hill church on monday july 17 and continues to thurs day july 27 at 7 pm each eve ning for information phone mr harold wideman at gorm ley 52s2 the building projects in our community are progressing nicely mr carl reesors new home is almost ready for plas tering and mr bert moorbys house on the bethesda sideroad is well underway recent visitors with mr and mrs geo french were mr les lie grove and mr and mrs ross brillinger and two boys of toronto a very pleasant day was spent at duntroon near stay ner on saturday july 8 when the bakers had their family re union which has been held every two years there were several from a great distance mr and mrs lome ruegg and child from jordan in the holy land who have been in charge of a relief distribution centre mr and mrs calvin baker and family of six from moose jaw sask mr and mrs leonard ba ker of kindersley sask mr and mrs f grieshbough of london and mr and mrs floyd grieshbough of montreal local people attending were mr and mrs elias ellicott miss ar villa forester and mr and mrs jos heise altogether there were 84 present mr ruegg showed coloured slides of the district in which he and mrs ruegg have lab oured faithfully the last two years they will return to their work in the holy land in the near future dinner and supper were both served it was decided to hold the reunion annually and to meet next year at kin dersley sask we reserve i lie right to limit quantities all prices effective july 12 13 14 15 a s total of receive fre in bonus tapes s000 in bonus tapes willi swifts prem iga instant powdered skim milk barbq hot dog hamburger heinz relish 12oz jar iga 100 ft drlmontr drink 4oi tin pineapplegrapefruit swifts beef stew brf a lltf ith cr pard dog r 1 isoi food lliner li jar strawberry jam receive free 100 in bonus tapes with roal gold rr- nippy in uox pv iga cheese slices receive free 0q in bonus tapes with poly dicedcarrots tablrrlt ti plr sliced cooked ham cr irad llh flu htg spy apples waxed paper 2 49 at the peak of their flavour california valencia sunkist oranges 3d0z 100 size 138 i bradford grown vacuum cooled no 1 grade lettuce 2 large size 24s 23c california finest pink flesh no 1 grade cantaloupes 2 size the childrens choice thompson xo 1 grade seedless grapes 45s 45c lb 23c pine orchard mr and mrs george mason were holidaying with their son and family at st catharines misses mary and jeanne leh man have been spending some time with their aunt mrs j booth of newmarket mrs walt johnston accom panied her cousins miss burk- holder and miss chapman and sister mrs eveleigh to hunts- ville gravenhurst and points north last wednesday miss doris gibney of tor onto was a weekend guest with her aunt mrs w reid and fam ily bob hope is attending the air force cadet camp at trenton for two weeks mrs white jimmy and don had sunday dinner with her sis ter miss dennie and mr chap man congratulations lo john rid dle butch on winning the whitchurch township academic proficiency bursary at stouff ville high school mr and mrs j sytema are enjoying a holiday with their daughter rose marie and hus band cpl george bull of sum- merside pei the church of christ picnic was held on saturday at siuufi- ville park ratcliff s i g a foodliner stouffville ontario ashburn mr and mrs donald purely of toronto spent the weekend with mr and mrs h ashton mr and mrs e batten of oshawa were sunday visitors with mr and mrs r batten mrs gordon fisher of osh awa spent the weekend with mr and mrs e humphrey mr and mrs w rogers and mr and mrs herman kcny of epsom visited at the home of mr and mrs kelson ashton during the week mr and mrs w downing and miss frances downing of tor onto spent sunday with mr and mrs f daw it being mr downings birthday judith batten spent a few- days last week with her grand parents mr and mrs e batten at oshawa mrs raymond taylor and mrs alfred fisher are attend ing wms training school at belleville this week several children from the vill age are attending daily vaca tion bible school at port perry editors mail stop takk another look at fluoridation it is hard to believe that pro fessional men who are classed as experts should support a program that is designed to find a lucrative market for a poison ous wasteproduct of industry to the detriment of all who take it tjiere are several angles to this question which must be considered and several other questions which arise from it the question is what is the basic fundamental cause of tooth decay this question is seldom broached the answer is malnutrition and wrong dietary habits chem ical fertilization of land is one of the main causes of mineral and nutritional deficiencies in our food today to which of course the experts do not agree not only fluorides but other minerals such as calcium phos phorus and magnesium which are equally essential for sound tooth nourishment are largely lacking in todays diet there are a few corners of the world which still exist free from the encroachment of modern civili zation where natural agricul- tue is practised and where dis ease tooth decay and doctors are practically unknown it is incredible the emphasis which is placed on sodium fluor ide as a means to combat tooth decay while at tne same time we condone the massive adver tising campaign for the sale of soft drinks and denatured and artificial foods which comprise a large percentage of our diet and which are also a major fac tor in tooth decay these facts give rise to grave suspicions as to the real motive behind the campaign for the promotion of fluoridation of water there is no denying the fact that sodium fluoride is a violent poison a chemical and not a naturally occurring mineral fluorides are not present in vegetation or foods in such a chemical combination as sodium fluoride but in organic combin ation with other minerals which are readily assimilable and met abolized and which are not pois onous inorganic chemicals can not properly or safely be sub stituted for the natural we are witnessing the failure of this practise in the increasing prev alence of disease according to scientific investi gation over the past several years sodium fluoride inactiv ates the vitamins in the body interfering directly with the me tabolic processes it decreases the activity of the pancreatic enzyme secretion lipase by 50 even in such small concentra tion as one part per five million according to one authority the proposed safe concentration of one part per million is equival ent to the toxic dose there are many other harmful results of fluoridation too numerous to mention here remember that sodium fluor ide is not volatilized from water by boiling so that the longer water is boiled the more con centrated it becomes and the more dangerous to health think of the danger in restaur ants where water is often kept boiling for long periods of time in a period of five years the water system may become cor roded as lias already occurred in concord new hampshire where 28 parts per million were found in an analysis of a sam ple of the water and proved to have come from the accumulat ed deposits some other facts should be known sweden and switzerland have rejected fluoridation over 2000 two thousand american com munities have rejected it and 75 other cities in the usa after having put fluorides in their water supply have stopped it after the facts have become known three dentists in new york conducted an experiment on a large number of school children with tooth decay they were fed three tablets per day of bone meal each for one year which stopped the tooth decay bone meal is a product which con tains naturally all the mineral elements for tooth and bone development and preservation with no harmful aftereffects then why put poison in the water everyone should think thor oughly over this very serious question of fluoridation of the water supply both as to its harmful effects upon health and the assault upon your free dom thstiirr my h n61 the stoufryiuj tribune pi 13 suojsvwo jib joj sjanbuuq joj snuaui btaads aajuijoc 5j4dd snyy uoq aq 40 asnoh aiddvm p saavdnvd a hi xisia a red cross blood clinic will be conducted in markham village on thursday july 20th in the veterans hall the hours will be from 2 to 4 in the after noon and from 7 to 9 oclock in the evening an illinois doctor was puzzled over the constant yawning of a patient he should buy some new magazines magic markers 79c and 110 the latest development in marking devices christ church anglican stouffville kev john l ball rector sunday july 16th 1961 seventh sunday after trinity 930 am morning prayer 930 am nursery sunday school stouffville united church sunday july 16th 1961 primary junior and senior sun day school will be closed for july and august beginners and nursery will con tinue throughout the summer months meeting at 11 oclock 11 am divine worship rev douglas davis stouffville baptist church russell e osborn nd be i this week mr and mrs lambert kroescr by mrs and sons paul johnnie billy time was enjoyed and harry left malton airport on sunday to spend a couple of months in holland mr and mrs robt gulliver of brooklin visited at the home of mr and mrs e humphrey on sunday sunday school and church services were well attended at burns church on sunday july 9th mr w perry had charge of the evening worship and mrs w hopkins was soloist mr and mrs edgar heron daughters faye and mary re turned home on friday after spending a week motoring through several states in usa the monthly meeting of the wms was held at the home of mrs m sparks on wednesdav july 5th at 815 pm with fif- teen in attendance the meeting opened with the hymn breathe on me breath of god and prayer by mrs w knight the scripture lesson was read by mrs f lynde the study on four women of the new testa ment lydia prisciila phoebe and dorcas was taken by mrs russell richardson and mrs w routley mrs lindsay death gave a report of the summer rally at gamebridgc the meeting closed with pray- a deeming a social a church with a message for today slinister rev j williams sunday july 16th 1961 10 am bible school 11 am morning worship 645 pm united prayer meeting 730 pm rally to the park service and hear the ambassa dor choir guest speaker rev h percy sim wed 8 pm prayer bible study we welcome you stouffville united missionary churth bcv arthur walsh minister sunday july 16th 1961 10 am sunday school with classes for all ages 11 am morning worship 730 pm evening service in the park important meet with us for prayer prior to the evening service 645 pm in the base ment of stouffville baptist church wed 8 pm prayer meeting united church melville charge rev g davison sunday july 16th 1961 930 am bethesda 1035 am peachs 1140 am melville thurs july 13 bethesda sun day school community picnic stouffville park 630 pm wed july 19 melville sunday school and church picnic musselmans lake cedar beach 7 pm st james presbyterian church stouffville minister rev gordon llamill ba sunday july 16th 1961 10 am morning worship 10 am church school worship with us second markham baker hill baptist churches rev bruce hiscy sunday july 16th 1961 second markham prayer service wed 8 pm next lords day bible school 10 am service 11 am baker hill prayer service thur 8 pm sunday service 945 am sunday school 11 am service of singing praise 8 pm all welcome bloomington christian associated gospel church pastor mr gordon goodcrham sunday july 16th 1961 945 am bible school 11 am morning worship 645 pm prayer meeting in stouffville baptist park meet ing begins at 730 dont fail to hear rev harry percy and the ambassador choir from toronto wed 8 pm prayer meeting the pastors induction will take place on tuesday july 18 at 8 pm altona united missionary church bcv dow snrrcant pastor sunday july 16th 1961 1030 am sunday school 730 pm worship service wed s pm prayer service stouffville memorial christian church pastor mr clarence t bass sunday july 16th 1961 10 am sunday school 11 am morning worship 730 pm evening service in the park which you will enjoy young peoples meeting mon 8 pm childrens choir practice wed 7 pm prayer and bible study wed 8 pm brethren in christ church heise hill gormley pastor rev wm vanderbcnt ph richmond hill turner 43155 sunday july 16th 1961 10 am sunday school 11 am worship service 730 pm evangelistic wed 745 pm midweek prayer meeting churchill musselmans lake bible school sunday july 16th 1961 1030 sunday school altona mennonite church sunday july 16th 1961 worship service 10 am everyone welcome united missionary church bcv alfred rccs minister sunday july 16th 1961 markham 10 am sunday school lor the family 11 am worship 730 pm drivein church on the markham plaza thurs 8 pm prayer and biblj study dicksons imx 945 am worship service 1050 am sunday school for the family 730 pm drivein church on the markham plaza come as you ark worship in your car vivian mccormack memorial church rev bruco hiscy pastor sunday july 16th 1961 1030 bible school 730 pm evening worship tues 8 pm prayer bible study thurs 8 pm young peoples ringwood christian church pastor barry jones sunday july 16th 1961 10 am sunday school 1110 am worship service 8 pm mon ce prayer meet ing 730 pm friday young peopla at the home of mr and mrs clarence focklcr stolfrvlur youth fit uiti i i sat 7 pm recreational sports program 9 pm melody songfcst with the ladle choir of ycster years un der the leadership of vera dzavala hlvy quartet williams family evangelistic team from indianapolis indianna now min istering at pikes peak san 915 pm one big special the action packed film the promise come and bring a friend