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page 18 the st0uffv1ue tk1bume twsfay kororbw 27 1958 jets lose to dixie 84 the unlonville jets jumped into a two goal lead in the first period but faded in the middle frame to lose 8j to dixie on tuesday night wayne redshaw put union vuie out front 10 and don haynes hit the target at the 1530 mark to give the jets a two goal advantage dixie roared back in the dying min utes of the frame to even the count- auger and coburn were the marksmen the remainder of the game saw the visitors outscore union vuie 62 auger and jacobs each potted a pair lor the winners bob davidson and jim ferris blinked the light for the jets proposes consideration of county police force altona tomiimwummiwtblmmt village of stouffville my appreciation my thanks ls extended lo the ratepayers of stouffville for according me an acclamation for the office of public utilities commissioner for the coming year i appreciate the confidence placed in me and will endeavor lo give my best in 1959 dr s s ball public utilities commission deputyreeve c reesor of markham was supported by reeve j h anderson of geor- mestic courts and the newmar- york county council when he asked council to give 1959 mem bers the opportunity of investi gating further the formation of a county police force con trolled by a county police com mission during the next two or three years a way must be found to prevent overlapping of police services r h taylor richmond hiu and members from the markham-vaughan- richmond hiu area agreed au these sections of york county have their own police forces and police chiefs since york countys original contract with newmarket police force four new courts were established in maple markham vandorf and aurora another will be starting in sutton in the near future in 195g there were two courts in newmarket the york county juvenile and do- limited he requires larger of- ket court chief burbidges re port to council considers trans portation of prisoners from these new courts an added bur- are heavy and working space limited he requeres larger of fice quarters and two extra po licemen if he is to give ade quate policing to newmarket and york county newmarket citizens are thinking that york county is getting away with pretty cheap services at the expense of the town the upkeep of the new market police has upped the towns budget to s51000 that is loo much for a population of 8200 court is held every day now not twice weekly as at first said jack luck chief burbidge submitted his 195s budget of s14000 showing expenses up to september 30 at ssts45 during this year 882 prisoners have passed thro ugh the cells to appear at coun ty court in newmarket ontario prov police transported prison ers numbering 209 from new market to don jail and vice versa of 137 breakins investi gated 28 were in markham twp 28 in north gwillimbury and 15 in richmond hiu nine were investigated by newmarket po lice in aurora but king town- hip and whitchurch were not den when administrative duties included in the 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opened our meeting by singing o canada followed by the 1h pledge the roll call was giv en bring in your record books for discussion the minutes of the last meeting were read and approved we were very pleased to have our home economist miss gor don with us ann barkey and ann sheridan conducted a quiz on the cuts of beef on the hip section and the loin section of the beef chart miss gordon gave a talk on the cuts of beef and how to cook them and recognize them she also talked briefly about menu plan ning miss gordon collected our record books and checked them marian betz and ruth ann carruthers made savoury sal ad leila byer and joyce lew is made chocolate milk the next meeting will be held at the home of mrs dun keld on dec 1 at 730 pm roll call one way i could improve my food selection also learn the rule for meat in the food guide for health home as signment 1 continue work on the table of cuts of beef filling in column showing cuts of beef and indicating in the third col umn the cuts suitable for brais ing 2 bring record book up to date the salad chocolate milk and tea were served by marjorie cowan and evelyn dunkeld the meeting was closed by singing god save the queen every washday is sunny ee wu use a i coronado down corona do model 38521 this high quality low priced electric dryer will dry a 16ib wef load of washing rn between 4060 minutes it is controlled by a single dial nrwj has an automatic shutoff safety thermostat a large sunarc amp simulates natural sunshine to sterilize clothes the cabinet is made from heary jpt steel and has a bakedon enamel finish natural and propane gas models ore also available delivers balance as little as 800 monthly stouffville phone 96 santa is coming to stouffville sat nov 29 parade time 2 oclock this years parade promises to have the greatest line up of floats ever assembled christmas floats school floats business floats accompany the parade the parade will move from the legion hall east to the public school and back to the municipal building free candy from santa for all the children free gift draws donated by merchants through tribune coupons come and bring the children