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marriage cuts ranks of home economists collegetrained home econom ists are scarce in canada be cause most marry shortly after graduation the ninth interna tional congress on home eco nomics was told at college park md dr helen c abell of ottawa and formerly of siouffville sub mitted a survey of education in home economics in canada that said in 1957 over 1000 young women were taking university courses in home economics but most collegetrained home eco nomists marry and either cease or temporarily suspend their ac tivities as wage earners they are employed as teachers in in dustry and by the government and the demand far exceeds the supply the report is one of 12 sub mitted by countries taking part the congress is attended by one thousand home economists sur veys review home economics ed ucation in connection with social and economic conditions in each country- the canadian report said can adians are marrying earlier liv ing longer and going to school longer more women are work ing and the authority of the male is being replaced by a shar ing of family authority and re- wife in schools education in the improvement of home and fam ily living is an integral part of the education of canadian youth home economists not neces sarily with special training im prove canadian homes and fam- ilv living through organization like the canadian association of consumers womens institutes homemaking clubs parenttea cher associations and service clubs each province has a home economics service available to educate the public in domestic science facilities were needed for teaching home economists more about their profession including awards for postgraduate train ing and research summer cour ses were also needed to teach teachers more about home eco nomics and child caie classes should be established for par ents the report noted home economists dissemin ated information in canada through the press radio tele vision and other publicity there is strong evidence that the canadian home economist is making a contribution toward the improvement of home and gormley news th stouffwui twuw tkwby aiqot u 195 fcr 0 sponsibility by the husband and family living the report said cedar grove there has been news of the happenings in cedar grove in local papers for over one hun dred years that goes back far ther than the telephone in those early pioneer days i wonder who was responsible for local items meeting tiie papers dead line even more i wonder how those bits of news reached the ears of the correspondent did she hang over the hot stoe in the general store or drop into one of the local inns just be fore closing perhaps she flag ged down any passing horseman and bribed the news from him with bread fresh from the oven whatever the method it was reported without the aid of the telephone but not today a silent phone temporarily out of order means a shortage of news in cedar grove today still sil ent at deadline lime and i just hope i didnt miss the scoop of the year there are murmers in the vill age of water getting low during this long hot summer a little downpour over the weekend does not seem to have improved the situation very much luckiest members of the com munity these days are the daily dippers in markhams wonderful new pool classes in swimming are going on most of the day and there are many of our young ones taking advantage of the excellent instruction to be had in markham for a surpris ingly small fee if all water en thusiasts were taught to swim and all motorists were taught to drive ah me what a hea ven this old world would be heres a new twist some of cedar groves square dancers enjoyed a unique dance in pea ches recently when a farmer celebrated the cementing of his barnyard with a good oldfash ioned square dance a toronto euchre player took top honours at cedar grove last week mrs mertley visiting in the village won followed by mrs costo and mrs bruce riscborough bert tapscott led the men with ewart oldham and ed williams mr and mrs ted harvey of lawrence michigan spent a few days visiting mr and mrs aubrey lapp mr and mrs har vey reesor of milvorton were guests of mr and mrs frank reesor the august meeting of the greenwood the church service this com ing sunday will be taken by the minister rev mr fleetham at 1130 and sunday school at 1015 the donkey baseball of last saturday night was a decided success the farmers won by a small margin in the game the church service last sun day was taken by the two was mrs p clarke mrs wm pegg and miss beatrice mclean giv ing th sermon the choir sang two numbers and mr wm brown jr sang a solo the choir was under the direction of mr robin nicholson of whitby in the absence of miss jean pascoe who was away on a holiday the flowers in the church were in memory of mrs joann mitchell master larry wilson of max well has been visiting his cous ins the mctaggart boys mr joe pegg returned home from flint mich last sunday the newlyweds mr and mrs alfred pegg were treated to a charivari recently claremont twelve members of the clare- mont bctptist young people ac companied by mrs keith drake and mrs ken ward enjoyed an overnight camping trip to sev ern falls thirty miles north west of orillia a highlight of the trip was the sunday evening campfire service where many of the group rededicated their lives to christ an indication of the members enthusiasm was their desire for a longer outing next year w lemonville there will be a vacation bible school held in lemonville unit ed church for all children ages 4 years and up commencing monday aug 18 to friday the 22nd at 10 oclock in the morn ing parents please bring or send your children mr and mrs fairbank recent ly entertained fifty shutins from the salvation army citadel to ronto at their summer home here they came out by ttc bus arriving about 2 oclock enjoy- the afternoon and supper g wms was held at the home of on the lawn and returning to mrs allan reesor last wednes- 1 toronto at 6 pm these elderly day evening following open ing hymn and the lords prayer mrs ivan beare gave a reading on christian citizenship a film the life story of a boy fugita in japan was shown and prov ed very interesting theme of worship the bible and prayer was taken by mrs walter ree sor assisted by mrs j w ree sor fill thou my life was chosen as the closing hymn after which mrs mike dean and mrs robert lapp served a de licious lunch audley mrs fred puckrin the church service on sunday was taken by mr wm graham of pickering who gave a talk on the christian in the home next sunday mr gordon hunt of pickering will have charge of the service mrs brian churchyard and eddie accompanied her brother- inlaw and sister mr and mrs ray anthony of toronto to cape breton island to visit their par ents mr and mrs reid and other relatives miss eleanor burton of ot tawa visited mr and mrs wm guthrie on sunday richard and eleanor thomp son had their tonsils and aden oids removed recentlv at ajax hospital mrs cyril white underwent a major operation in oshawa hospital on friday mrs sydney wonnacott is in the oshawa hospital improved health is wished for all these people a large number of audlev peo ple attended the donkey baseball game at brousham on saturday evening three of the local men mr wm iawson geo izatt and fred puckrin took part in the game folk some in wheel chairs who are scarcely ever out or able to enjoy the pleasures and privi leges we take so much for granted greatly enjoyed the trip to the country and the beau tiful surroundings of blue sky trees pond green grass and lovely flowers and the kindness of their host and hostess mr and mrs earl fairbank and children who recently en joyed a 2weeks vacation with their parents mr and mrs r fairbank have returned home to windsor mr and mrs walter gray david and douglas and mr and mrs carl wideman enjoyed their week spent at the camp meeting at stayner mr and mrs r gibbons also spent a few days at the stayner camp meeting mrs a yake enjoyed a long weekend with mr and mrs blake yake and family at maple sunday visitors at the home of mr and mrs charlie pres mrs c mllsted messrs leslie and harvey grove have gone to the percy crawford conference at stras- burg penna and to the morn ing cheer bible conference at sandy cove northeast mary land for a couple of weeks mr douglas mcwhirter has been transferred from toronto to windsor mr and mr- ralph empring- ham and james spent the holi- oay weekend at roxbury camp meeting in penna rev and mrs lome llchty and girls of meath park sask renewed acquaintance here last week rev lichty spoke at the sunday morning service at heise hill on his return to the west rev lichty will be the minister at the brethren in christ church at kindersley sask mr allan smith of edgely spoke at the united missionary church on sunday morning service and sunday school were lifted on sunday august 10 in favour of stayner camp meet ing a bus was chartered and a lot of people enjoyed stayner camp on sunday mrs willis hunking and chil dren mr and mrs ron elliott and dougie and mr and mrs eric morby and family spent a week at stayner camp rev willis hunking left last week for indiana where he will be speaking at the camp meet ing there in the interest of for eign missions miss patty valliere of orono holidayed with mr and mrs n styrmo miss dorothy slick of penna spent the weekend with mr and mrs levi steckley mr and mrs wes hoover of toronto had dinner on thursday with mr and mrs s n doner several attended the shower for miss phyllis addison and mr harry hunt at his parents home on thursday evening we extend congratulations to this young couple on their forthcom ing marriage mr hunt is prin cipal of ss 7 whitchurch mr and mrs john eyer of grantham penna are spending three weeks with her parents mr and mrs levi steckley mr and mrs walter smith and russell of udney and mr and mrs call smith of orillia spent sunday with mr and mrs h w baxter mr and mrs c milsted and charleen spent the weekend with mr and mrs geo pearson of queensville mrs cole of toronto spent several days with mrs beulah jones mrs roy anderson of regina sask spent several days last week with her sister mrs dal- ton moses she and mr and mrs moses and girls spent sunday at niagara falls mr and mrs frank harvey spent a week at chesley lake miss ruth cullen of rich mond hill spent sunday with miss joyce harvey mr and mrs harrison schlic- fer and family had supper on saturday with mr and mrs c doner of stouffville in honour of miss helen schlicters 13th birthday mr and mrs bruce steckley and john and miss annie steck ley spent the long weekend with relatives and friends in penna the local rural mail couriers enjoyed a holiday on civic holi day mr and mrs geo barrett and family visited mr and mrs r millen in toronto on satur day on the occasion of mrs millens birthday congratulations to mr and mrs david hoover who were married on saturday at gospel centre at unionville miss beulah heise was re moved to newmarket hospital last week by ambulance for x- ray miss heise is still confined to hospital as the xray revealed a cracked bone mrs e b read and mr w h banford spent a weeks holidays with relatives at iroquois mr arthur cook and mr and mrs thorington of preston vis ited mr and mrs r a brillln- ger on sunday mr clare holden elizabeth ann and wayne of midland spent the weekend with mrs roy bovair mrs jack holden and boys of midland and mrs arthur ratke of toronto also visited the bovair home mrs f albert and her daugh ter elizabeth of philadelphia spent several days with mr and mrs levi steckley mrs f schelke spent several days with friends at washago mr and mrs lloyd doner and pital toronto melvin severely injured his hand at work and has a cast on his arm- he will be off work for some time mr gordon sargeant and miss violet sargeant of new toronto had supper on saturday with mr and mrs roy brillinger mr and mrs peter walker and children moved back to to ronto on saturday mrs victor stover of mark- ham visited mrs fred doust on wednesday friends here will be sorry to hear that rev herb shantz a former minister here is quite ill in london general hospital mrs mcwhirter of shelburne visited her son and his wife mr and mrs gordon mcwhirter for a week j mr k hunt mr and mrs ron elliott and rev and mrs willis hunking were guests on j salurdav at the huntaddison wedding at the aurora baptist i church rev j r steckley and miss miriam steckley spent the week end at roxbury camp penna rev and mrs cecil brown and family of vineland spent monday with mr and mrs har old doner flight sgt and mrs russell macbeth and daughter of the rcaf station at rivers man visited mr and mrs herb moor- bv on saturday mr and mrs elias elliott en tertained a number of friends and relatives at dinner on wed nesday in honour of mrs elli otts birthdav mr and mrs arthur winger of ridgewav spent sunday with his sister mr and mrs russel heise heise hill sewing circle was held on tuesday at the borne of mrs wm vanderbent rich mond hill the junior sewing circle was held on monday night at the home of mrs ralph empring- ham mr and mrs herb baker of florida spent the weekend with his brotherinlaw and sister mr and mrs elias elliott mr and mrs daniel heisey of mt joy penna and mr and mrs jacob hoist of elizabeth town penna spent the week end with mr and mrs george cober mr and mrs v neumann re turned after spending a pleasant holiday in chicago mr eric morby had an acci dent while at work on monday and had his face and arm burn ed mr and mrs geo smooker and mr and mrs laban breck- bill of lancaster penna visited mr and mrs geo cober on sunday misses myrtle and ruth steck ley and mrs louise rye of to ronto had supper on sunday with mr and mrs henry steck ley master douglas macbeth of toronto spent a week with his grandparents mr and mrs h moorby shoes parasitic bronchitis a new disease in ontario cattle reports from veterinarians across southern ontario indi cate that a new disease problem exists in many ontario herds the condition is caused by lung- worm and it results in a parasit ic bronchitis in calves under a year old calves which show a pneumonialike condition but fail to respond to normal treat ments for pneumonia are often the firstc indication that some thing unusual is causing the trouble affected calves continue to eat well but steadily lose condi tion usually a soft deep cough will be noticed shortly after the onset of the disease the on tario veterinary college reports that the disease is seasonal usu ally beginning its course in aug ust and running through to mid november the life cycle of the parasite is such that the lungworm af fects only calves that have been on pasture usually the death rate is very low but it has run as high as ten per cent in some herds calves that are penned indoors for the first year usu ally will not become affected at the present time new drugs for the treatment of parasitic bronchitis are being evaluated of the nearly five tons of dia monds mined annually most go into industrial use diamonds cut steel saw stone shape bowl- ing balls polish dental fillings family attended the timbers re- 1 and play much of the worlds union on saturday at york recorded music county park lake slmcoe misses marilyn doner and faye johnson spent a week at the girls camp at stayner mr clyde countway flew up from chester basin nova sco tia on friday mrs c count- way and children left on mon ton were mr and mrs whitton and family from toronto mr and mrs floyd preston vandorf mr and mrs merlyn preston june and lora and mr and mrs jim lloyd congratulations are extended to mr clare bud wicks and his bride miss lois walmsley who were married in toronto on saturday august 9 brideselect see the albums of an indiana man celebrated 40 years on the same laundry route youd think that much ire would take the starch out f him invitations serviettes matches coasters vvords jr jet btzg hn thoughts the stouffville tribune day with him for home after spending several weeks with her father mr seth wideman mr and mrs w b heise luella and marjorie spent sev eral days with mr and mrs orval heise and family in in- diana mr and mrs harold reesor and mark of joliette quebec spent friday with his parents mr and mrs carl reesor mr and mrs l climenhage and trevor spent saturday with mrs w b henderson sympathy is extended to mr and mrs burness preston in the sudden passing of their son bobby mr and mrs frank hender son and mr and mrs ralph henderson of owen sound had dinner on sunday with mr and mrs m henderson a large crowd attended the ordination of rev wm vander- bent on sunday at heise hill church bishop e j swalm of duntroon conducted the or dination service rev and mrs ted montgom ery and family of st thomas visited mr and mrs john co ber mr melvin henderson spent several days in st josephs hos- why mother riesor what a nic- clearance sale of all broken lines in scott mchale mens shoes regular 1695 to 1895 sale price 1299 1499 clearance sale of 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