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news from goodwood mrs b may many goodwood oik have benefitted by being admitted to uxbrldge hospital now is the persons turn to help your blood is urgently needed at the blood donors clinic held in trinity united church ux brldge on thursday nov 13 1962 if interested contact mrs jean keating phone ui 26216 collect or mrs reuben may phone 649822 recent visitors with mrs cribble and boys were mr and mrs ivan edwards and family y of streetsville mr tony dransfield on the south townline has been trans ferred from brierbush hospital to newmarket where further treatment can be given plan to attend the missionary festival at uxbrldge baptist church on thursday and fri day evenings at eight oclock senior bypu are going as a i group on sunday dr j turn- bull retired from bolivia will speak music by charles and lorraine morrison mrs minnie redman visited relatives and friends at good wood a couple of days last week goodwood home and school association sponsored an en joyable evening in the town ship hall in the form of a euchre party on oct 10 prize winners were 1st ladies and door prize mrs flemming 2nd mrs merv bunker 3rd mrs don perry 1st mens mur ray stewart 2nd leslie mor- gason 3rd pete gall a delicious lunch was served by ladies of the executive and members next meeting to be on nov 14 at 813 when mr john paxton will speak par ents of our school children as well as interested neighbours are all welcome lemonvilie the uc women will meet at the home of mr james lloyd on tuesday nov 13 at 8 the program committee is mrs e cook mrs w gray and mrs h nauta the guest speaker will be rev e hancock of aurora a cordial invitation is extended to all ladies wont you join us a miscellaneous shower was given in honour of miss laura lloyd in the sunday school room tuesday evening the brideelect was the recipient of many beautiful and very useful gifts a group of ladies from the lemonville ucw met with the bloomington ladies on thursday evening the lemon ville group provided the pro gram including an opening poem by mrs w gray a sing song led by mrs j nauta a short talk on job 3822 hast thou entered with the treas ures of the snow given by mrs g wells and a series of pictures taken at the quebec ice carnival shown by mrs j nauta the program closed with a very fitting poem given by mrs c hood an hour of fel lowship followed mr and mrs gorman dixon and boys of newmarket were otice the corporation of the village of stouffville the following question will be submitted to the electors of the village of stouffvlue are you in favour of acquiring land for the purpose of sites for the establishment and carrying on of industries and industrial operations and uses in cidental thereto i r e corner clerk of the village of stouffville hereby certify that the above is a true copy of the question that will be submitted signed r e corner the vote on the said question shall be taken at the municipal election on december 3rd 1962 between the hours of 1000 am in the forenoon and 800 pm in the afternoon the municipal offices shall be the place where and monday december 3rd 1962 at 800 oclock in the afternoon shall be tho time when the clerk of the village of stouffville will sum up the number of votes in the affirmative and the negative on the question the above question is submitted for the sole pur pose of obtaining an opinion from the electors an affirmative vote does not authorize council to purchase industrial sites without submitting the question again to ob- tain the assent of the electors qualified to vote on money by laws or by obtaining the approval of the department of mun icipal affairs to make such purchase in either case a bylaw of council would be required stat ing the amount of money required for the said purpose be fore submitting the question to the electors or before approval from the department is requested when a bylaw of a municipality providing for the expen diture of public funds to purchase lands for industrial purposes is referred to the department of municipal affairs for approval the department will not dictate as to the purchase price of the lands but it will carefully scrutinize any sale or lease of lands for industrial purposes and will not approve any sale whereby the municipality sells or leases tho land at a loss to the munici- fiaiity in order to offer an inducement to an industry to locate n the municipality it is also contrary to the municipal act for a municipality to enter into any agreement for a fixed as sessment with an industry for any period of time news from victoria square mrs w sandle on october 29th the brown ies of the 1st gormley brownie pack held a halloween party the brownies came in costume and the winners were 1 col leen stephenson as a hobo 2 everilie davison as the red- devil games were played ghosts stories told refreshments serv ed by brown owl mrs g har- die and tawny owl mrs h varden the guide leaders reaped the benefit of training girls for three years last thursday night when they retured from the roll of leaders and enjoyed the games along with the other guides the senior patrol took complete charge of organizing planning and running a very enjoyable halloween party day evening visitors at the wells on satur- phillip nauta will celebrate his first birthday on friday mr and mrs john denton tommy scotty and mark of belleville spent the weekend with mrs dentons parents dr s s and mrs crouch mrs h burnett spent a few days last week with mr and mrs harry smith gormley mrs h burnett and mr and mrs harrv a smith were sun day evening dinner guests with their cousins mr and mrs a penrose newmarket bethesda the bethesda u c w meet ing was held at the home of mrs leonard brlllinger thurs day afternoon nov 1 officers elected for the following year are president mrs russell hunt vice president mrs edith galbraith secretary mrs fred allm treasurer mrs chester pattenden citizenship and fi nance mrs bert taun supply secretary mrs bert taun as sistant mrs clifford burkhold- er flower committee mrs al bert scqtt mrs leonard bnl- hnger mrs murray allin mrs roy smith pianist mrs eve steckley assistant pianist mrs wm empnngham good used clothing for home missions and overseas ship ment will be received at the home of mrs clifford burkhold- er mr and mrs james gibson harold mr and mrs fred gib son and mrs allan wideman at tended the funeral service of the late rev john gibson at st james cathedral toronto rev gibson an anglican min ister who was very interested in boys camp work and sports was an uncle of james gibson the atkinsons attended the funeral of the late mr ireland of queensville last week mr ire land whose wife is a relative of the atkinson family was killed in a car accident on davis drive newmarkei while on his way to work leonard brlllinger and fred gibson are hunting at rye in the south river district mrs roy smith spent several days last week with mr and mrs ronald smith and family at niagara falls ronald is now improving from a severe case of mumps ladies curling is being orga nized for wednesdays at rol ling hills club ladies are invited to the insti tute meeting nov 14 at mrs millers home ifefchl butter your best buy in spreads free mane frasers coffee cake collection new recipes all better with butter write today foods senricei a division of dairy farmers of canada 147 davenport rodtoronto s final reductions on good used cars 1962 pont1ac laurentian 2 door automa tic whltewalls chrome discs radio low mileage just like new 1959 chev station wagon brook wood automatic 6 est excellent condition 1959 volkswagen beautiful bronze color clean as new inside and out very economical transportation 1959 buick le sabre 4door sedan auto matic radio whltewalls outstanding model 1960 buick 4door sedan ps and pb radio whltewalls beautiful blue finish trucks 1960 chev uton pickup perfect con dition neil patrick motors ltd two locations corner of 9th and main st phone 6403450 main st w at the tracks phone 6403452 stouffville ontario open evenings till 930 pm imnmidiniimiuuunnmiiiuiiuuiuiuuimuiiuuun the guests were guides and leaders from the richmond hill 7th guide co the winners of of the costume prizes were sherry leitch the witch arle- ne haggart as a gypsy and dinah wilcox as a snake charm er refreshments were served by dawn tatton mrs p rumney attended the york central area training day which was held at the rich mond hill united church on nov 3 thursday nov 8 is badge presentation night for the gormley guides from 7 to 9 pm at the melville united church the local association of gormley guide and brownie mothers will be held on wednes day nov 14 at 830 pm at the home of mrs j miller the la will welcome a new comer mrs r staton who will show slides of her trip to den mark this past summer as a guide representative of cana da to an international gather ing the others of brownies and guides should take this oppor tunity to see the international side of guiding from a first hand account by mrs r staton another euchre party will be held in the old community hall don mills rd on friday nov 9 at 815 pm the c g it will hold a party in the sunday school room on thursday nov 8 at 715 pm mr r o kerslake in the interest of the ontario tempe rance federation was in charge of the church service on sunday morning as dr binnington was taken the anniversary service at udora on sunday nov 11 at 1130 am mr kenneth deer ba a 2nd year theology student at emmanuel college will be in charge of the church service the november meeting of the sr womens institute will be held on tuesday nov 13 at 8 run at the home of mrs r britnell the theme will be agriculture and canadian in dustries and will be convened by mrs w orr roll call is to be answered by agricultural implements our grandfathers never saw the guest speaker will be mr joe siliazek of aurora hostesses will be mrs h mortson mrs n ball and mrs f donnelly birthday greetings to bruce mortson nov 9 alan snider nov 9 lorna hibbard nine years nov 12 mrs lloyd can ning nov 12 mr and mrs philip rumney will celebrate their ninth wed ding anniversary nov 7 mr and mrs percy bennett will celebrate their 30th nov 9 mrs s defoe has returned from montreal where she spent last week with relatives there mr and mrs s boynton and grace mrs heber mccague mr and mrs john mccague had saturday evening dinner with mrs margaret mccague mrs l cummings jat totonto the occasion being in honour of mrs margaret mccagues ssth birthday on nov 5 the auxiliary of the gormley- headford victoria square branch of york central hospi tal auxiliary association are having an afternoon tea bake sale white elephant and gift table on saturday nov 17 from 2 5 pm in the community hall ringwood news it was good to see several vis itors and former attendants at the morning worship service misses nellie and edith reesor of toronto who regularly at tended here in former years were among them rev and mrs barry jones had sunday evening dinner with mr and mrs fred steckley and afterwards attended the fare well service for dr and mrs edmunds and family at the stouffville christian church evening service in the local church was withdrawn the excelsior class ladies and their husbands enjoyed a put luck supper on monday eve ning in the church basement after the supper mr archie reid showed pictures of their trip to ireland and mr and mrs ivan bell provided the music the peachs ladles bazaar held at mrs j painters on fri day evening was a success the bake tables were especially tempting also the sewing articles farm report in the last few tjweeks we have heard and read a great deal about the milk business very few of the views expres sed have come from dairy farm ers most of the talk has come from those on the other side including leaders of consumer groups and farm writers who have attempted to uncover the cause of the trouble in the dairy industry fluid milk producers have not fared very well in this publicity consumer groups have expressed horror at the very thought of producers sup porting a price increase sev eral articles have laid the sur plus problem on the doorstep of the fluid men the general thought is that fluid producers are morally obligated to cut back production and at the same time think of lower milk prices rather than making ef forts to get the price higher these points of view may sound reasonable and are fine for any one not making his living from milking cows but the people who are talking this way should experience their moment of truth if they were asked to ac cept a lower income in the interests of the national econo my the live and let live phi losophy always sounds good but somehow we all have a strange habit of thinking that it fits some other group better than ourselves a dairy farmer cutting production would be in the same position as a merchant in town closing his store for a few days each week to give his competitors a better chance i contend that the milk busi ness looks very differpnt to a dairy farmer than is does to those of us on the outside on his farm he is under constant pressure to provide a standard of living for his family some thing like that enjoyed by the rest of the country he is in business surrounded by those who hold free enterprise and the profit incentive sacred oth er business men who get ahead quickly are the most respected men in the community how do the problems of the cost of liv ing and surpluses look to a man who this year paid more for a new tractor paid higher taxes paid higher labour bills and paid more for his own fam ily living than ever before its a cold hard fact than since 1959 the canadian wholesale price index has risen 6 average weekly earnings have gone up 1214 while milk has remained the same those who criticise milk pro ducers for their efforts to maintain and improve their lot are free to take their stand but theymust in return be pre pared to plead guilty for an element of hypocrisy in their attitude this of course doesnt solve any of the surplus problems which are quite serious but ifi the solution is to come from dairy farmers themselves lets be realistic and not expect one group to step forward anxious to sacrifice advantages that may be the result of many years of hard work ikncjiy hatmt 8 1962 the stouffywjs tobuneptgtll atsssssxxsssssxssxxsssxxsss dress up your home at low cost pre pasted beautiful designs y in famous l- sunworthy wallpapers a new department added to the services of hendricks hardware main st w stouffville phone 6403622 ooocxk youll score savings daoust lalonde approved hockey features demanded by tap league scorers are built into this special daoust la- londe outfit savings priced at canadian tire t the shoemakers skill has incorpor ated stamina comfort and protec tion to match the speed and per formance of the precisionfitted daoust blades this prostyle outfit is recom mended for fast ac tion forward or hardchecking de fensive play poubte helmet bopctde hocke be sure to check the highlights of this playmaker outfit shown above twotone grain leather uppers leather lined builtin tendonguards sturdy leather soles full padded felt tongue armored box toe mated to riveted tempered steel blade tube skates with approved national hockey league heel protectors mastercraft ixtra splcial maybe you wont get a million dollar deal from the chicago black hawks but youll sure skate like a million on this bauerbuilt outfit features twotone select leather shoe ar mored toe cap builtin reinforced ten don guard and padded ankle protector waterproof sole padded tongue leather inner lining riveted to silver- arrow skates with approved blade protector no mens sizes i to 18 pair ii 91 mens daoust lalonde hockey outfit iour allstars selection twotone grain leather boots kip- leather lined armored toe formed padded leather tongue leather in sole mckay welt leather sole rein forced tendon guards extended counter for added support riveted to senior tube skates with nhl-ap- proved heel guards c nri 1 mens sizes 6 to 13 pair 1 099 prosif mm fortepijigbtion a senior hockey glove mastercraft senior glove sun- tan leather palm fingers black fatolkold cuff 3 padded wrist rous foam padded ft thumb 14 overau pair boys hockey clove mastercraft boys glove fro team colors leather palm fin gcrs fabrlkold cuff 12 up to 13- yearsold leafs or cana m qq diens colors pair 4aoq adults hockey clove mastercraft senior glove all- bronic cowhide 4 leather rolls plus thumb roll armour cuff molded thumb precurved fingers 14 overall q pair only 3i09 b super shin pad rolyethyleno face and cap leather coverlrg thick felt backing wide side wings 3 padded e rolls at knee 20v4 pair 9st9 mastercraft mens shin pad poly plasuo with thick felt back- lng and wings padded roll below knee 184 pair c senior hockey pant dcluxo quality extra thick poly ethylene kidney and back pads even sizes 32 to 44 waist red or blue oo boys pants red or blue cotton drill with white stripes 1m6 waist 419 339 d boys elbow pad rubber protccung caps fabrlkold fovertng 7 long up to 4 m i5 yrs pair aa09j e boys hockey helmet unbreakable polyethylene in pop ular blue and white felt lined ad justable chin strap up mt to 10 yrs aa9 f youths shoulder pad moulded fibre lined with thick padding laced at front a ft and back 12 to 16 yrs 1ia7 allfibre shoulder pad gives complete protection to col- larbone and shoulders thickly padded lining for top c co comfort and protection 0a09 o hardwood hockey ticks crafted from selected cleargrain ed hardwoods junvenlles jun iors and sen iors from 45 to 249 skate exchange visit our skate exchange department you can save money by trading in those old skates on a new pair 8 camdiflll mechanic on duty at all times corph as s 0 c i a t e s t0jl e open mon thursfrithi 9 pmf j 4 v phone 2941830 t j no 7 hwy opposite shopping centra