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mike starr has earned our vote of confidence mike starr is one of canadas most highly- respected members of parliament both at otta wa and here at home in ontario riding for ten years he has been a hardworking and effec tive representative of all our people his door at home and in ottawa has always been open to receive the problems of the people of this area mike starr has an unmatched knowledge of this area he is a familiar figure at every four corners on every city street and concession road in ontario riding his devotion to its people and their affairs in city town village and farming areas has earned him the respect and devotion of our citizens of all parties creeds racial origins and stations in life mike starr has a record of public service as an alderman and mayor of oshawa and as a ten- year member of parliament that qualifies him to seek again your support on voting day his work in representing the interests of ontario riding deserves your continued endorsement at the polls on june 18th june 18 ontario riding progressive conservative for information or assistance call these committee rooms whitby 114 brock st n mo 88577 oshawa 29 celina st ra 87901 ajax shopping plaza wh 21811 pickering twp- dunbarton te 92504 published by ontario riding pc assn ioisfiiiameri citation award winner designed by bluebird elegantslyling and flawless in quality see them in our window insured free against loss for one year diamonds for hafnness waggs jewellery china gifts for every occasion 24 main st stouffville phone 24 jl hold liberal rail here on june 5th the masonic hall stouffville wilt be she scene of a liberal rally on tuesday evening june 5th at eight oclock the guest speaker will be mr john addimjn liberal par ty candidate in york north on thursday night in mark- ham cloe to fifty persons greeted mr addison at a gath ering in the veterans hall i dont think we have ever seen a campaign carried out in this riding such as has been pro moted by mr addison said mr donald deacon of union- ille who introduced the candi date mr addison charged that canadas economic system had crumbled and fallen apart un der the conservative leadership and there is every indication that the government is not far behind he said ah across the country there is a great suing to the liberal party he con tinued mr addison charged that the conservatives had closed their eyes to the unemployment prob lem we cannot afford to keep this anchor around our necks he said he pointed out that canadas national debt had climbed to three million dol lars in five years of conserva tive reign i dont suggest that the liberal party can straighten things out overnight he con tinued when the nations busi ness had been run as badly as it has in the last five eais it will take time to correct it each time the liberal gov- renment has come into power the country has moved ahead he said if i am elected i will guarantee that i will give more than six speeches in five ears in the house of commons he concluded complaints re dumping of leather co refuse could get water from king township the dumping of sludge by the collis leather co of aurora at buchanans dump on the 2nd concession was once more on the agenda of whitchurch twp council monday this matter has been up for discussion many times over the last few years r preston leggett who pur chased a farm in that area sub mitted a petition signed by 26 residents and a letter requesting council take some action or they would appeal for action through the courts mr leggett stated the odor from the adjoining dump made life almost unbearable he sug gested that the sludge entering the ground might eventually de stroy the water supply council members expiessed surprise that the dumping had increased and it was thought four truck loads a day was the limit mr legett stated that the number was not less than eight a day on this information council agreed that the officials of the company should be contacted and a meeting arranged with a view to having the dumping in whitchurch discontinued explorers sunday school lesson golden text let us not love in word neither in tongue but in deed and in truth 1 john 3 18 the lesson as a whole while paul was the apostle of faith and peter the messenger of hope john was the apostle of love pauls ministry empha sized the church and peters the kingdom but johns letters are directed to gods family in keeping with this family emphasis john uses a beautiful term that distinguishes chris tianity and makes it unique it is the word fellowship this means a sharing together a com munion and indicates a common life just as natural children share the life and manifest the nature of their parents so do the children of god manifest the spiritual life and characteristics of their heavenly father and according to john the essential marks of this life are righteous ness and love the heart of the lesson in a world that has expressed its hatred for god in the utter repudiation of his son there is a unique fellowship of love this fellowship is composed of all those who have been recon ciled to god and who because of that reconciliation possess his very life and they have not only his life but they have also his holy spirit who is the power of that nature this fellowship is within a spiritual family because god their father is light they prac tice righteousness and hate in iquity because he is love they love both the god who has be gotten them and also all their spiritual brethren these two traits are illustrated in johns second and third epistles these two letters com plement each other in the form er we are warned against receiv ing deceivers while in the latter we are urged to receive and sup port fellow workers in the truth the second epistle commands us to keep the door of our homes closed the third encourages us to keep it open thus we are admonished to discriminate be tween foes and friends wolves and sheep the united chuich exploreis held their graduation on mon day evening may 28 at 730 in the church graduation certifi cates were presented by miss margaret curtis to 21 girls they are norma marshman joyce williams gall smith su san schell linda dafoe linda davis marianne malloy mary symes joyce sinclair nancy murphy rose mangione donna- marie wright lois chambers sherrin watson colleen hisey carol corner donna skinner ruth parsons sandra pipher dale jeffrey and joy barker the explorer e pin was presented by rev g cruick- shank to joy barker sandra pipher donna skinner carol corner donnamarie wright nancy murphy joyce sinclair linda dafoe susan schell and joyce williams a mother and daughter tea was held in the sunday school room following the graduation a number of cg it girls were present with their leaders mrs l jennings and mrs h mur phy to welcome the graduates into cgit whitchurch township council was in receipt monday of a communication from king tvvp consenting to the use of a sup ply of water from the township vvells for oak ridges on the whitchurch side of yonge st the ontario water resources commission had given assur ance that the supply was am ple whitchurch council is await ing word on the cost of laying mains on their side of the high way and have expressed the opinion that this cost may be beyond the ability of the home owners in this area to fsy councillor elsie gibb request ed reeve walivvork arrange a meeting with officials of the childrens aid society regard ing several families in the lake wilcox district who she said were giving nothought to the rearing of their families she said that if required she was prepared to appear before coun ty council to give them the facts withhold license license for a tire stoiage depot was held up pending fur ther investigation by township officer crittenden conditions were said not to be the best and much of the materials in the lot would have to be removed before any consideration to the operation of a business would be considered atha mr and mrs george dow- del mr and mrs frank robb spent friday afternoon with the carruthers family mr and mrs ernie evans of maple visited mr and mrs joe tran sunday a speedy recovery is hoped for mrs alex bell who is in the scarborough hospital sunday afternoon visitors at the carruthers some were miss kura stapleton mr and mrs povll mr and mrs allan all from stouffville mr and mis cyril bielbyand family of cedar grove visited h 6 the stourryole tkeune tlmky may 31 1962 saturday with mr and mrs d dunkeld mrs gertie hoover and vern visited sunday in toronto with mr and mrs ken walters ruth ann carruthers a 4h club member and mrs e car ruthers along with a number of other ladies attended the 4h achievement day at uxbridge mr and mrs murray dunk eld rickey mrs thomas dunk eld had sunday dinner with mr and mrs james melton burke- ton friends gathered on friday evening to honor the bridetobe at her parents home with a shower miss evelyn dunkeld and mr murray jones ate to be married june 9th one of the hardest dollars for a person to earn is the one he has already spent 7 tkyotmtao ilsaboy scowt- tiuhcs xt yaftstnur hsa 6x1- scour flmlhitttpt radiator repair repairs- recoresexi cars- truckstractors guaranteed rat0ft6 tlsttd s ph108 stouffville school teacher loses 4yrold son irwin on tuesday may 29 1962 at the hospital for sick children toronto robert wesley irwin 4 year old be loved son of jim and marion irwin glad park ave stouff ville brother of jimmy june and dear grandson of mrs robt irwin oshawa and major and mrs w a dunbley of toronto resting at the oneill funeral home stouffville from 9 am thursday for service in christ church anglican on friday afternoon at two oclock support you mental health drive june 1st and 2nd give generously when the canvasser calls at your door friday or saturday of this week support this effort to give aid to those afflicted with one of our greatest scourges donations can be accepted at waggs jewellery store stouffville the tribune office lulimn1nlimktmtmwiimntwtnnmtnmnmmitm nn m m i and mrs ernest hunt mr and mrs ray atkinson and mr and mrs d paisley mr and mrs herb nelson gormley also at tended the june meeting of the u- cw will be held in the even ing of june 6 at the home of mrs e steckley mrs wyatt johnson is in to ronto general hospital room 302 private patients pavilion friends in bethesda will be glad to hear that she is doing well our sunday school was well represented at the convention at ringwood the womens in stitute also had delegates at the wi district annual at wexford on wednesday may 23 rev harry pike minister in victoria bc mr and mrs ar thur pike and lorraine of agin- court called on cousins maur ice pike the burkholders and the doners on saturday after noon miss betty lee having suc cessfully completed a course at the market training school to ronto is now working as cashier in the dominion store at bay- view and york mills bob lee is returning to work at the mc- cutcheon estate on the third concession of whitchurch for the summer holiday months mr william lee is working for beamish construction at oiil- lia the stone age as we know it is around 21 and the bigger the stone the happier the girl stouffville and claremont cooperative associations take pleasure in announcing the appointment of merb watson as retail fieldman herb was raised on a farm at orangeville onl he has been a member of various 4h clubs and a junior farmer member herb recently graduated from the ontario agricultural college and specialized in animal husbandry r feeding problems crop recommendations soil testing service work for information call stouffville or claremont coop xtntiaaajam bethesda the symapthy of the people of bethesda goes out to the tawn family in the loss of a husband and father congratulations to the newly- weds mr and mrs allan emp- ringham whoe wedding took place in stayner on may 26th guests from bethesda were mr and mrs wro emprlngham mr and mrs murray allin mr ste tiny cathers on ckvrtv friday june 1 615 pm with cathers experience sound judgment a respected voice at ottawa b reelect gathers c a x progressive conservative