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altona school pupils make thousand flowers for fi 1 there is no lack of spirit j among the pupils at the altona public school sjs xo 17 pick ering twp for the past week the students have been working on their float entry for the san ta claus parages in claremont on nov 2th and in stouffsihe on dee 3rd no school time is consumed by this venture the work is done during recess per iods at noon hours and after four oclock twentytwo bays and girls were busily employed on their project when a trib une reported called the altona float will carry no less than 1000 handmade flow ers under the supervision of staff teacher mrs vera franc it is expected that their entry will be comparable to the pi ize- wlnners that have been compet ed by the school in past year- its strictly voluntesr work 6aid mrs francis even the boys pitch in to help the flowers both white and yellow are con structed out of crepe paper with the first parade les than three weeks away the altona school will continue to be a hive of activity oil to village metro torontos new but al ready famous pioneer village now under development as a pre confederation crossroads community has added a 101- yearold church to its growing collection of buildings the old fisherville presbyter- ian church which has stood at the corner of dufferin st and steeles ave in northwest metro toronto since 1s36 was hauled by truck a distance of two miles to its new site in the metropoli tan toronto and region conser vation authoritys pioneer vill age at jane st and steeles ave the church was donated to the authority earlier this year by the united church of can ada fisherville church was established on dec 11 1856 to serve the flourishing community which had grown up around a sizeable grist mill operation on the west branch of the don river on the property now own ed by the connaught medical research laboratories the pro perty was originally part of the old fisher estate when the laboratories acquir ed the property in 1915 the mill pord mill and millers j house stood as they were in the fisherville of a century ago however in the spring of 191a i floods carried out the dam and the old mill was dismantled the church was erected on the north side of what is now i known as steeles avenue west i and was built of white pine with the exterior finished in rough cast opposite the church i when it was built was a black smiths shop and a row of three cottages with cherrys hotel at the corner of the concession road which is now dufferin st the hotel remained as a land mark until 1915 when the pro perty was acquired by the unij versity of toronto bloomington the november wa meeting was held thursday afternoon in the church with the president mrs o harding in charge mrs simmons gave a report of the third womens conference held in hamilton as an outcome assistance is being given to a local mission in the form of clothing and supplies mrs m barnes in charge of this quar terly missionary meeting con ducted a program with mrs e burnett singing a solo mrs simmons a piano medley and miss jennison of toronto pre sented views on her work in child evangelism mrs sim mons has a class in stouffville at present miss jennison was given a contribution toward the work birthdays noted are mrs a w fockler and mrs tranmcr mr and mrs acton of brook- lin and mr f spencely were re cent guests with mr and mrs thomas and mr williams mr and mrs e burnett enter tained mr basil frew and mr hobe of tbc who were speak ers at the sunday services here mr and mrs h keo and fam ily of orangeville with mr and mrs o tranmer attended the service of remembrance in stouffville christian church and spent the day with mr and airs f fairies mr and mrs rose and joyce were dinner guests with mr and mrs e nesbitt master danny doner had a birthday party with a number 18000 grant for county mental health we of his friends at his home on monday afternoon mr and mrs little and family of kettleby visited her parents mr and airs r johnston on sunday mr and mrs h ellery of in- gersoll were guests with mr and mrs e lemon and took a trip fo cobourg mr jonathan lemon spent the day with mr and mrs c lemon mr and mrs c davis of to ronto visited his father mr e davis on sunday r1ngw00d two of our local boys bruce and dave fockler received their jackets along with the other altona baseball players on wed nesday night after a delicious turkey supper served in the ma sonic hall by the altona wom ens institute ed brownsberger tommy bullock and john wilson have left for the hunting grounds we wish them success in bring ing home their quota of deer mr and mrs clarence fockler and family attended the christ ening of her nephew john son of mr and mrs stanley schmidt on sunday afternoon mr and mrs archie reid for mer local storekeeper visited their daughter and soninlaw mr and mrs larry hodgins in bazaar baking dairy farmers of canada aoo huron street toronto montreal for a few days last week mr and mrs bill cockwell richmond hill entertained her parents mr and mrs frank atkinson and friends mr and mrs teetzel of mt albert to a birthday dinner for her mother at noon on sunday baker hill the special song service on sunday night at the church was well attended mrs geo alli son of uxbridge was guest solo ist mrs geo korswell spent sat urday with her parents mr and mrs walter jacobs mrs allen sr and mrs bigley of richvale spent tuesday with mrs eric allen mr and mrs merlyn baker attended the wardens banquet in toronto on friday night mr and mrs fred gilham and family have moved from our community but we are glad to see them back for the church services on sunday mr gus almstedt local con struction man has returned from a successful week at the scandinavian fair in the queen elizabeth building at exhibition park in toronto mr almstedt is at present connected with scandia landscaping miss helen reid attended the wardens banquet on friday night mr and mrs verne lundy of ancaster visited mrs wesley lundy recently mr r chapman mr and mrs w johnston and earl were sun day visiters with miss alma burkholder of stouffville mrs delbert booth of kettle by was guest speaker at the willing workers meeting at the home of mrs elmer strr on wednesday mrs harold lve- leigh was a guest at the rreet- ing also miss d park of newmarket approval of national health f grant funds amour to f 31150 for the estai i960 of a mental health for york county has b n cehed from he pro- gov ernment in prtodp im- ounts to approximately two- thirds of the costs of the pro posed cieatal health ciinic county co will be aked at its next meeting early in noj vembor to underwrite the re maining onethird of the costs of the chnic when financial arrangements have been completed it should j be possible to see the clinic in operation within two to three j months time possibly early in 19g1 it is proposed to locate the mental health clinic in a reasonably central location in the county in order to serve the population as conveniently as possible the staff of the clinic will include a psychiatrist who will be responsible for the oper ation of tne clinic a psycholo gist a psychiatric social worker and the necessary office staff with little if any local psy- chiatric services presently avail able to the residents of york county the new clinic can ex pect to be almost inundated with problems right from the begin ning its services will be par ticularly appreciated by school authorities and community so cial and welfare services as well as by private physicians re quiring consultation and treat ment for private patients the fear today that automa tion will cause much unemploy ment is comparable to the fear many years ago that the steam- shovel would throw many pick and shovel workers out of a job private drains are out the ontario highways depart ment is presently installing a new storm sewer system under the highway from church st west the department jias ad vised that no private drains will be permitted to enter this storm sewer and council is advising all householders along the route to this effect it is known that certain pri vate drains are connected to tbaviy rferssiwr 10 1960 the st0uffv1ue tribune pjge 5 the present storm sewer and j these will be cut off when the i new highway is under construe- lion the same change had to be made in several cases from church st east when the high way was rebuilt in that section j cf town watson heights it is expected that miller pav ing co will begin paving the streets in the watson heights subdivision this week the cost of this work which will be paid for from money held by stouff ville and belonging to the cedar pines development co is esti mated at s7500 this will be the first subdivision in which there are no ditches curbs have been installed the boulevards sodded and the streets stormsewered influenza the municipality will pay the cost of influenza shots for any of the town employees who wish to avail themselves of this serv ice as supplied by the health unit all employees of labour in town have been acvised of the treatment to be supplied short ly wives who love the truth should cut down on the num ber of questions they ask magic markers 79c and 110 the latest development in marking devices get them at the stouffville tribune amazing as it is the electric eye still cant open the door to opportunity showed pictures on friday night at union church of her trip to western canada musical numbers were given by jeanne mary and ruth lehman and john hope mrs harry brammar attend ed the wi convention at royal york hotel last week we are pleased to report mr will lundy is home from hos pital mr neville hodgson preach ed a very impressive sermon sunday on remembrance see oua complete sarcnon of as warm as sincere and as friendly as a handshake see toe rational line see the stouffvill tribune for yousr present furnace s whatever its type whatever its fuel monthly installation free burner service omatic heat clean dependable silent low cost your gai company docs not 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