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h i jl 1 notice the third instalment of township of pickering realty and property tax is due and payable on oct 31 1960 pay promptly to avoid penalty d 3 plitz tax coliector and treasurer king and v aug han plowing match to he held on the farm of murray boys and cliff seaton lots 19 and 20 concession 2 king township 1 mile west of aurora the first two farms south of aurora road on the second tuesday october 18th lunch provided for plowmen and helpers hot supper entertainment and prizes in the evening in snowball united church supper served by the snowball wi and wa elton armstrong pres jack macklin sec armltage king rr3 phone prospect 35763 i coop on parade coop county meeting to he held monday oct 17 schomberg tuesday oct 18 belhaven sutton wednesday oct 19 vellore thursday oct 20 vandorf monday oct 24 victoria square public invitation the chairman and members of the toronto and york roads commission request the honour of the presence of your company at the official opening of the new administration offices of the commission by the honourable fred m cass qc minister ol highways for the province of ontario and mr w l clark warden corporation of the county of york and mr frederick g gardiner qc chairman municipality of metropolitan toronto on friday the fourteenth day of october 10 at twothirty oclock offices located on don mills road south of pleasantville appreciation 1 wish to thank the many patrons who have visited our show room in markham show room specials 2 piece 92 chesterfield only 179 2 piece chesterfield only 149 both with foam cushions and arm protectors five year guarantee easy terms special sale list for home service on reupholstering drapes rutjs and broadloom free interior decorating and advise and estimates in the home no obligation betty assinck stouffville office 684 furniture warehouse bargain show room 104 main st markham ph mark 801 show room open thursdays and fridays 10 9 saturdays 106 lemonyille mr and mrs john gibbons celebrated their 59th wedding anniversary on sunday oct 9 mr and mrs gibbons and mr and mrs glen gibbons of tor onto enjoyed sunday evening dinner with mr and mrs reg gibbons pat and peter sircer- est congratulations are extended to them and we hope they may celebrate many more anniver saries together the family grandchildren and greatgrandchildren visited with mrs henry johnson over the weekend they were all home for thanksgiving day coming from pidgetown vine- land markham goodwood van- dorf and cedar valley we are very sorry to learn that mr bernard fockler while felling a tree had the misfor tune to have it strike him as it fell it knocked him to the ground breaking his ankle and striking him on the breast mr fockler is at present in york county hospital newmarket mr grant wells was success ful in winning second place in the allcanadian plowing match held at montreal quebec he also won a first at the north ontario and at north york plowing matches congratula tions grant mr floyd forsyth and grant are competing in the interprovincial plowing match held in springfield peter gibbons one of our younger plowmen was a con testant in the north ontario and north york plowing matches winning first and second con gratulations peter keep up the good work mrs dave greer and joanne flew to colorado where they are visiting with relatives mr and mrs edgar brown of toronto were weekend guests with mr and mrs clarence hood mr and mrs george hood enjoyed thanksgiving dinner on monday evening with mr and mrs clarence hood marilyn and clarion mr and mrs c preston were thanksgiving dinner guests with mr and mrs merlyn pres ton june and laura mrs william beach and mr wayne helu of aurora were thanksgiving weekend guests with her daughter mr and mrs jim rae and family mr and mrs joe pagnello and family of scarboro and mr and mrs owen deacon and di ane enjoyed thanksgiving din ner with their parents mr and mrs stewart rae mr and mrs isaac myers of maple were sunday afternoon callers at the rae home mr and mrs r gibbons pat and peter were thanksgiving dinner guests monday evening with mr and mrs harold jones susan and paul the telegram tour came up the 7th through lemonville to the sideroad 2i miles north of stouffville and around mussel- mans lake they also visited the temple at sharon there were 15 busses in the tour as well as a steady stream of cars births barr mr and mrs roy of rr 2 markham wish to an nounce the arrival of their daughter on september 28 at the brierbush hospital stouff ville eades mr and mrs tcr- rance of rr 1 stouffville wish to announce the arrival of their daughter on septem ber 30 at the brierbush hos pital stouffville johnston james and mur iel are happy to announce the birth of a son blair william 8 lbs at york county hos pital newmarket on october 4th a brother for jody rolls mr and mrs cicnard of norval ontario wish to announce the arrival of their daughter on september 26 at the brierbush hospital stouff ville ward mr and mrs richard ward of claremont are happy to announce the arrival of a son ronald william at the oshawa general hospital the chain is the lifeuno of a barn cleaner wirsh for proven t80ubleei service j choins still in use j ofter 10 yebrj time county council to appoint a york hospital commission in an impassioned plea for the men women and children use residents of york county reeve john perry of vaughan township asked for support of county council for a resolution to this effect saying this com mission would be nonpolitical and because it is appointed and not elected there would be some permanency he suggested the commis sion should make its first re port back to county council at the november session following the presentation of the formal resolution county commissioner clarence davis asked for a standing vote as one body completely in aceord every member of york cortnty council rose to their feet carry ing reeve perrys resolution unanimously york county council in spe cial session tuesday night at newmarket passed a resolution appointing a york county hos pital commission to plan co ordinate and advise on all hos pital matters pertaining to the county of york the commission will include two members of county coun cil the president of each coun ty hospital association a rep resentative of the york county medical society and two citi zens of the county one of whom is to be chairman the members of the commit tee will be named by the york county warden and commis sioners and will report to coun ty council at the november ses sion the action of york county council has been welcomed and highly commended by members of the two york county hos pital associations and they are hopeful that an early start will be made on solving york coun tys critical shortage of hos pital beds the appointment of a county hospital commission was a rec ommendation of the joint hos pital boards in the report sub mitted earlier this year when it was also recommended that work proceed as quickly as pos sible with an addition to the existing york county hospital at newmarket and a new hos pital at or near richmond hill the resolution adopted by the york county council was mov ed by reeve john perry of vau ghan and was as follows resolved that an advisory committee to be known as the york county hospital commis sion be formed to investigate plan coordinate and advise on all hospital matters pertaining to the county of york and that the said commission be composed of a 2 members of county council b the president of each county hospital associa tion c a representative rec ommended by the york county medical society d 2 citizens of york county one of whom to be chairman of the commis sion and one of whom a woman and that the members of such committee be appointed by the warden and commissioners with the assistance of the presi dents of the hospital associa tions and that the duties terms of reference method of operation and authority of the commis sion be defined by the warden and commission with the assist- 1 ance of the presidents of the county hospital associations he thrifty man blows that a little set aside each diy can pay rich di vidends ior his family in the event of his early death or in his own retire ment years through the medium cf life insurance sun life insurance of counc the siolfffviue tribune thundiy october 13 i960 pace 13 jim abell phone 23 stoirefviixe i represcr the sun life aj- svrancc company of canada our modern plans can be tailored to fit your own in dividual needs may 1 dis cuss some cf these plans tvith you you tcitl be under no obligation ii any way sun life of canada objects to markham village solicitor paul mingay voiced concern over a second adjournment of a careless driving case sched uled to be heard in buttonville traffic court on friday morn ing his client faces a careless driving charge magistrate n p kelley stated that it would be impossible to proceed since no court reporter was in attendance with or without a reporter we could not proceed since the police officer is not present stated solicitor mingay magistrate kelley noted that he did not favour the dismissal of a careless driving charge if it is of such great import- i ance the officer should be pres- j ent said mr mingay he point ed out that the damage incurred in the accident was slight magistrate kelley informed the solicitor that the officer was in a senior court to present evi dence in another case we will adjourn the hearing until nov 18th at which time the case will proceed or be dismissed he concluded 3 j unionville holsteins tops at iowa show holsteins from the roman- dale farms herd of s s roman unionville ontario won top honours at the us national holstein show held at water loo iowa on october 6 and 7 romandale showed the grand champion bull and won both the premier breeder and prem ier exhibitor honours the grand champion bull for romandae was romandale re flection marquis who in win ning the class for aged bulls defeated last years all-ameri- can aged bull boontuck orms- by pat shown by c m eottema bridgeport indiana romandale entries stood first second and eighth in the dry 3yearold class that was won by romandale highcroft rose other romandale farms win nings were 2nd senior yearling r j yangbe pagoda j restaurant i cornell barn cleaner stan thompson stouftvillc phone 91901 richmond j hill ont extra extra exotic cm new food in 1 combination 5 rut tut i only mtvnl on ljldic nljht ewry mon to to 10 pm special menu r in bo cbin 0 4iah u jrtxir y av 5-u01- district council no 12 of the canadian cancer society under the leadership of president mrs g purves unionville are spon soring the workshop to be held at christ church woodbridge on wednesday october 19th a varied programme has been arranged which will include all phases of the cancer society relating to womens services education extension campaign and finances competent lead ers will be present to lead the group discussions ontario di vision will be represented by mrs f e rostance lome pk mrs a bowman and mr r mcfarlane of toronto highlight of the meeting will be the noon luncheon dr w d rider senior radio therapist of the princess margaret hos pital has accepted an invita tion to be the guest speaker his subject will be radiotherapy dr rider is outstanding in his field of endeavour and district council deems itself most for tunate in having him as their guest for this occasion all units and branches under the jurisdiction of district coun cil are invited to attend every one interested in the cause of cancer is welcome there will be a charge of one dollar for the luncheon which is being catered for by the woodbridge ladies reservations may be made by contacting the president of your local unit or mrs b jarmain clarke hall port credit by let ter or telephone cr 88522 heifer 2nd senior bull calf 5th junior yearling heifer 4th sen ior heifer calf 4th milking two- yearold 7th and 8th milking threeyearold this is the first time that a canadian herd has competed at the us national holstein show at waterloo and canadian hol stein breeders are delighted at the splendid showing made by the romandale herd forinsurancecau lloyd f harvey rr1 gormley phone gormley 5369 5b far w csstnelhsrjv c suu frm lft tarsc co v jm fra tut istf cir csf itnvi ottez toronto 0ou additional locals mrs j gayman of ridgetown is spending a week visiting friends and relatives here mr and tirs don fraser and joanne ot tamworth spent the holiday weekend with mrs frasers aunt miss jane bur- kett stouffville municipal council will hoid the- next regular meet ing on thursday oct 20th mr and mrs ernest ball of toronto spent the weekend with their daughter mrs harold dix on main st they also enjoyed a trip in the haliburton district a former resident mr j david aitchison who is present ly convalescing at mount albert nursing home was a sunday visitor here when his daughter isabelle provided a thanksgiv ing dinner at the de witt home others present were mr wal ter kent kathryn and paul and mr and mrs f c rowbotham stouffville lions club honored the past presidents of the club on tuesday evening at their regular meeting eleven of the 21 past presidents which the club has had since its incep tion in 1938 were present all contributed in some way to the program past president harold spofford taking the chair and others contributing in various ways a toast to the past presi dents was proposed by lion president ted topping and re sponded to by past president lion fred campbell other past presidents who occupied the head table were m e watts a h williams bill ford l e oneill ed neville jake smal- ley dr neil smith walter pi- pher and chas nolan markham chapter oes the annual election of offi cers of markham chapter no 155 oes was held on wed nesday evening october 5 at the masonic temple when the following officers were elected worthy matron mrs daisy martin worthy patron mr harvey coathup pp asso ciate matron mrs ethel wynn assoc patron mr ed wynn seety mrs margaret snow- hall pm treas mrs birdie rose pm conductress mrs margaret simmonds associate conductress mrs barbara pilkington auditors mrs christina warner pm mrs marjorie hamilton pm and mrs eva coathup pm trus tee for 3 years mr l pilking ton the chapter is planning a tea and bake sale for saturday october 22 commencing at 3 pm at the masonic hall mark ham the chapter also accepted an invitation to whitby for their installation on thursday nov 24 i aiwav5 2bembek fhetca kettle taijhough upto its wec in kotwater ifl i still continued itosingv midtown garage year logu bp dealer dtllman sales service general repairs 21hr towing i7jw diys evening 170j kewl kexaix lubntait ivrara aid oca v tv not aaxuth s oc fcule kr i19s kexau bsokckiai sybup caatcd bt colda jfocvo h i5aclu arijso vexjux asakex tabuts 5 pa 100 r th 2t80 sp iooi fe3i2rrljbo dp too s l is zc ri iiiwcs i stttsszri jf 276 wr itt hs3 2 1 499 aroma scores chcistmas capacrei cards 1 tiftidiw iumcf iat ce cbltl ctji bg 1100 ua210 3 trmti haubot 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magistrates court at buttonville on friday morning for shooting four robins arturo carlcsimo 40 pleaded guilty to the charge laid by norman sit- well an officer of the dept of lands and forests under the migratory birds act the officer stated that he dis covered the birds four robins and two crows in the trunk of the defendants car a 12gauge shotgun was seized its unbelievable that any one would kill these birds said magistrate n p kelley he contended that it was regrett able that such persons were granted hunting licenses when they are obviously unfamiliar with the game laws in the prov ince the accused said that he hadnt realized that he had com mitted an offense he had re sided in canada for the past 9 years ignorance is on excuse noted thcmagistrate this is a very seriaus offense that could carry a fine as high as 51000 he continued the absentminded college pro fessor has been topped by one of his students who wrote home markham dist vets assn bingo i 8 pm special games jackpot etc 1 admission 50c admission card entitles bearer to 15 free games proceeds for building fund markham 0jffl markham thxjrs fki sat oct 13 11 15 the rat race adult debbie reynolds tony curtis jack oak1e added color cartoon special childrens matinee sat oct 15 2 pm doors open 115 all cartoon show 2 hours of fun laughs children 25c adults 55c direct from its extended firstrun in toronto bells are ringing mov oct 17 through sat oct 23 2 show nightly at pm nd 015 pm admrsion for this rngagrmrnt adnlls fwo children 25c