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h t thf stoufifymj tmsunl toenity nartaiber t w56 stouffville coop phone 269 or 122 stouffville ont b a g b b g a a a a m stouffville christian mens i fellowship 1 i invites you to hear dr p w philpott and the calvary male quartet in the baptist church stouffville monday nov 5th do you like gar enfer the ontario spring gard contest see saturdays tely 1 era tw ttfy 4i 1 yi hrru mwwi tt h dfy smartness is combined with utility in 1957 chevrolet station wagons as shown in this bel air six passenger model as in other bel air models the station wagon gains styling distinction with the aluminum insert for the flared rear fenders pine orchard mr and mrs herb white and boys motored to the parry sound district on sunday mr and mrs mason entertain ed their son bill and family also mrs masons sister and husband on sunday mr ray lundy is confined to his home with measles mr and mrs chapman were sunday visitors with the w johnstons mr and mrs harry stouffer of stouffville were recent guests with mr and mrs allen and miss widdifield mr and mrs rae mcclure were sunday visitors with mr and mrs j franklin of toronto mrs wesley ludy was a to ronto visitor over the weekend gordon link has accepted a position at loblaws newmarket cooperative housing project near sharon officially opened gormlev mrs c musted congratulations to mr and mrs howard baker on the birth of their daughter at york coun ty hospital newmarket misses mildred brillinger and mary wideman left monday- night for geraldton where they will be nursing in little long lac hospital there they were guests of honour at a farewell party on friday night at the home of mr and mrs john ree- sor miss ruth henderson flew to buffalo on saturday to visit friends there her mother and two sisters motored there on monday to bring ruth home congratulations to miss kate terry of parry sound a former resident here who celebrated her 83rd birthday on friday oct 26 miss terry who has been in st josephs hospital there for many weeks is improv ing and is able to be up in a wheel chair mr and mrs dalton moses and girls visited their aunt miss terry on sunday at st josephs hospital parry- sound mrs levi steckley had the misfortune to break a bone in her ankle and is now wearing a cast rev and mrs geo sheffer and mr marshall baker of stayner spent the weekend at gormley mr and mrs fred byer and boys of st anns spent sunday with mr and mrs ralph emp- ringham and boys mrs r g britnell has return ed after spending a pleasant holiday in tennessee mr and mrs c r wilcox and judy were guests at the harris- mann wedding at st andrews united church bloor st tor onto with the reception at the royal york hotel on saturday miss ruth thompson of lind say spent the weekend with miss vera doust mr and mrs bruce cullen and mark had sunday dinner with mr and mrs s n doner miss joan wise of stouffville spent sunday with miss joyce harvey mr and mrs paul farmer had supper on sunday with mr and mrs wm knappett of belhaven mr and mrs e o montgom ery and bill and miss bangay of toronto spent sunday with mr and mrs j e cober and family mrs walter ncwns has gone to spend the winter with her son at alliston mrs d c henry spent the weekend with her brother and sisterinlaw major and mrs a calvert of hamilton mr and mrs david rogers of martock somerset england are guests of mr and mrs r g britnell with the official opening at j l sharon on saturday of a 23- i house subdivision by the most rev f marrocco roman catho- lie bishop of toronto the villa nova home builders co operat- 1 ive witnessed the successful 1 completion of three years of hard work and study i the study began at st mich- i aels college toronto when i these young couples decided to do something themselves to pro vide the homes they needed at i the price they could afford to- day each is the owner of a j story and a half three or four bedroom brick house at a cost of 10000 or shooo the same houses would sell in this area from 18500 to 20000 the houses stand on onethird acre lots each has a frontage j of 125 feet they were financed under the central housing and mortgage corporation this is not the first group to have solved its personal housing shor tage in this manner the origi nal one was at ottawa in 1952 when under the leadership of bishop morocco 36 houses were built cooperatively bishop mo rocco the founder of cooperat ive housing headed the depart ment of social action at st patricks college ottawa at 1 that time upon completion of this first subdivision a booklet i was published by the group so that future cooperative hous ing groups could avoid some of the pitfalls it mad encountered it was this booklet which form ed the basis of study and dis cussion for the weekly series of lectures at st michaels college anyone interested in obtain ing a home economically is free to attend said ed paquet the villa nova coop treasurer the course and the housing scheme are open to all regardless of race color or creed but they must be prepared for sore mus cles and plenty of work he added as he rubbed his calloused hands construction was started in august 1955 and since then each man has worked approxi mately 1600 hours all of that time was spent in evenings weekends and annual holidays from their fulltime jobs each family bought a share in the villa nova company for 10 but paid for his lot his labor was valued at 1 an hour and this work equity replaced the cash down payment required in conventional housing pro jects explained mr paquet as a company we bought ma terials in quantity lots and hired professionals to do the major construction electrical work and plastering apart from that we have done the rest of the build ing ourselves no one knew which house was his added president wm dionrie there are two basic designs but with several minor changes to provide individuality we picked the style we wanted and when each house was finish ed the names were put in a hat ed paquet and i were the last drawn now at last we are settled said mrs dionne what we want is to become a part of the community we want our chil dren to get to know the other children of the village as proof of their sincerity the villa nova coop entertained representatives of local organi zations and township officials at a turkey supper in the evening the entire community was in vited to a dance in the sharon hall ml pisgah sirs l smith mrs c partenden mr and mrs glen scott of dundalk had dinner on sunday with mr and mrs wallace scott and girls we are pleased to report that mrs r wilton is feeling better and has been able to go out in the car for a short ride mrs baycroft sr and miss helen of aurora spent sunday with mr and mrs r c bay croft and family- mr and mrs thayer hepburn had saturday night dinner with mrs h larimer in toronto mrs william gohn of mark- ham spent sunday with mr and mrs leslie smith and family sunday visitors with mr and mrs jack gamble were mrs alma underbill dr gene un derbill of aurora and mr and mrs john hicks of sharon mr and mrs r k smith and girls accompanied by mrs a pattenden vandorf visited mr and mrs clarence foote at lin dsay on sunday mr and mrs lloyd deeks and family of ancaster spent sun day with mr and mrs n brown and family mr and mrs ben wideman of markham visited mr and mrs frank minns last wednes day mr and mrs j d mckenna and family have moved to the city for the winter mr and mrs leigh baeirsto visited mr and mrs george ed wards at peterboro last week saturday night visitors with mr and mrs russell ellas were mr and mrs jack beatty and mr and mrs eric thompson of toronto on sunday evening several young people had supper with audrey and alvin thomson they were dorothy baycroft mary howard and elwood pat tenden a group of the young people had charge of the church service sunday afternoon they were gail aylett rose marie reid john offenbeck and john mull- ings john gave the message and spoke on love for christ two girls from aurora sang with gail aylett the stran ger of galilee and abide with me howard and elwood pat tenden were ushers the womans association would like to thank all who helped in any way to make the turkey supper also the plow mans banquet the success they were without each and every ones willing help and coopera tion these functions would not be possible the young people are having a hay ride on friday evening meet at the church at 8 pm and gather at the dryland home after for refreshments sunday school at 130 pm church at 230 pm next sun day with the pastor mr wood in charge your letters cant ack fj o before you matt a uttet or parcel make sure lfc address includes these s pointsi o full name of ihe person ou anl lo et our mail q correct treel ajiirr rural route number or post office box number post office eily ton orhuge o province state or equivalent and country put jour name and return address in the pper left corner iboifss ciuiiy comficihtind coitectlt ssf canada post off by now most people are back from that place on the lake where they paid the bills so friends could enjoy it cedar grove oct 25th on monday evening cedar grove held a community party at the home of mrs fred beare for our recent newlyweds morley and marie ryan the couple re ceived a pair of end tables and the guests were treated to some very fine coloured slides of the wedding taken by mr simons did you notice blodwen da- vies article in the farmers ad vocate and canadian country man on oct 13th all about max reesors copper pot and the making of apple butter there were some very compli mentary remarks going the rounds over the weekend after the wedding of mr and mrs william russell a very pretty wedding and a memorable re ception the ladies of the wms who were responsible for the wedding supper were highly praised mrs gordon murison will be at home on thursday between 2 and 4 in the afternoon and from 7 to nine in the evening so friends of the bride and grooni may have an opportunity to see the many lovely wedding gifts have not received official word but it looks like joyce and bobby lapp are in their new home we are happy to report that alfred perry is home again after a month in the hospital november 2nd is the big night in cedar grove the witches and goblin night when all the eerie souls are expected to congrc- gate at the school for a get- together dont forget the date and dont forget to come in cos tume you may win a prize ontario retail farm quipment dealers promoting safety a special invitation to you to attend the whitchurch township sunday school fall rally november 16 1956 at s pm wesley united church to hear rev john r boyd of sudbury a wellknown sunday school worker in the north country and messages in sonc hy mrs margaret connor all young people and sunday school workers urccd to attend the death rate among farm workers as the result of mechan ical accidents has climbed to al arming proportions mr len l sykes executive secretary of the ontario retail farm equip ment dealers association stated recently at a press conference in the associations toronto of fice one cannot pick up a news paper today without reading that some farm worker the farmer a hired man or even the farmers own son has been killed or seriously injured as the result of some mishap with farm machinery mr sykes added and the tragedy is that most of these accidents could have been avoided mr sykes told the conference that his organization had appeal ed directly to premier leslie frost and agricultural minister w a goodfellow for legislative action to help reduce the num ber of farm accidents and deaths we have studied the problem for some time mr sykes said we believe that the provincial government should adopt some form of a farm safety act sim ilar to the one in england by which the government takes def inite legal steps to stop acci dents that arise out of the use of farm vehicles implements and machinery since the majority of farm ac- difficult to handle if it ever gets out of control a tractor appears simple to drive mr sykes added and it is tractors are easy to start and stop but in driving a trac tor during a normal farm day- there are hundreds of errors the man at the wheel can make and one of these errors could cost him his life mr sykes said his association felt that before a person gets behind the steering wheel of a tractor he must know certain definite things about how the vehicle will operate and should be operated under different con ditions in other words mr sykes added he must know what the tractor can do and what it cant do mr sykes said he felt the rec ommendation concerning the english language was important because many new canadians both on farms and on industrial jobs are driving tractors i the problem here is that these men do not understand our language mr sykes said they cannot read our road signs or instructions regarding the ve hicle they are driving but they start driving tractors and bull dozers and before they know it their life in the new world ends before it has really begun mr sykes said the associa tions third recommendation was one of extreme importance ringwood mrs fred steokley church service at 1115 am oh sunday nov 4th also at j 230 pm a baptismal service in the united missionary church j we were glad to welcome the visitors on sunday last rev gibson brown former pastor is visiting his parents and family in ireland he made the trip by plane the excelsior class met at the home of mrs aylmer fock- ler thursday oct 25th mrs krieke of the canadian sunday school mission was the speaker and gave an extensive interi esting and informative outline of this work the social com mittee served pumpkin tarts topped with whipped cream rev r serrick is in lock- wood clinic at the present time and is not improving as quickly as his friends would like nancy serrick and karen ken nedy spent the weekend with grandma kennedy arlene yakely accompanied her cousin larry peacock to a halloween party on friday at the school in larrys school sec tion while richard spent the weekend with his grandparents mr and mrs e brownsberger we paid a visit to the stouff ville arena on saturday night to see hundreds of young people enjoying themselves it seemed like old times mr and mrs fred steckley visited mrs r breuls and her sister mrs w travis with whom she lives on sunday after noon angkor in cambodia a city buried in the jungle for nearly 500 years before french schol arsuncovered it held more than a million people it was the re splendent capital of the mighty khmer empire from the 9th to the loth centuries sacked by in vading siamese it was then completely abandoned special low bail fares to the royal agricultural winter fair toronto nov 917 fare and onehaif for the round trip good golngnot8th17th incl returnleave toronto not later than midnight november 18th full mermsth rem nj stmt canadia n afxroafal i st andrews united church choir markham is presenting its third gilbert and sullivan the gondoliers opera if under direction of peggy clark and arthur sclater in the church hall 14151617 at 830 pm tickets 1 reserved for information tickets nov phone 661 isee cidents seem to be the result j he referred to recent newspaper of tractor mishaps mr sykes i accounts of the death of a 13- said his association has appealed yearold boy who was killed in to the premier and mr good- 1 penetang when the tractor he fellow to consider the following was driving in front of a parade recommendations with a view float overturned this accident towards making them law and others like it just should 1 tli at everyone who drives not happen mr sykes declared a tractor must pass a drivers a boy that young should not be test similar to the ones that in control of a machine that has motorists must undergo so much power and who is un- 2 that everyone who drives predictable when it comes to a tractor on a public highway driving must be able to read english mr sykes said he knew of 3 that no person under 11 cases where boys as young as years of age be allowed to drive nine and ten were driving trac- a tractor at any time tors this is nothing but mur- 1 that the provincial govern- dor he added a farmer who ment appoint farm machinery lets a child drive a tractor is inspectors in all ontario coun- playing with dynamite ties to make sure by periodic mr sykes said he had spoken checks that all farm vehicles to a government official about and implements are in safe his fourth recommendation and working condition was told that it was a very good to illustrate his associations idea the official also told me firt proposal mr sykes said that you cannot legislate against that a tractor is a vehicle with carelessness mr sykes added more power than a car in most of course he is right no law cases and is extremely more tccntinued on page by jneil patrick fantastic car deals there have really beeff some fantastic deals cooked up lately to sell cars just imagine cars for 125 a week then re duced to os cents a week thl is what happened im told in jacksonville fla when some of the sharper operators got in a freeforall or almost free mood one arm offered cars for sale with rood tradeins at sjl21 n week then nnot her outfit beat lilin out by offering cars for 05 cents a week it sounded fine until you read the fine print then you saw that after 12 months of these nextlonothing payments the entire balance came due that had to be paid off in another 12 months the customer still had lo pay for the car and that although it sounds a little trite is still true they mill had to pay for it some way of anyone around here i think weve been the leaders in making the ownership of a car a realizable goal for the largest number of people but when you start to fool the people youre doing no one any good you do a real service i think when ion offer the lowest kkai prices on cars with financing terms to make it a sensible pnj asyoiigo proposition our boys often shop around themselves and we know that our customers when they add up all that they have p3id for their car get the 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