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clihetilont dymond mr ard mrs grant taylor and mrs loyst visued on sun day with j jr ard mrs arthur loyst and family of whitby mr and mrs wm cliddon lynae an1 mrs udell enjoyed sunday dinner at the home of mr and mrs wilfred gliddon toronto mr and mrs wra towner and mr and mrs geo jerome of toronto enjoyed a trip south of the border on the weekend miss diane thompson of to ronto visited with relatives in the village en the weekend mr bruce hanthorn local cplt aceit has returned to work following an absence of two months mr and mrs wes lehman left on friday morning by train for a visit at the home of his brother in trenton michigan mr and mrs archie fleming of mairknam visited on sunday tit the home of mr and mrs rev morgan several names of plus 200 bowlers in the mixed league were omitted in error ast week it was a printers mistake and rot the fault of the group sta tistician mrs rene rennie this weeks bowling report ap pears on the sports page of this issue mr and mrs jim mcguire were among the entries in the golf tournament sponsored by american motors at the glen eagles course on saturday mr and mrs poss redshaw find ted were sunday dinner guests of mr and mrs wayne redshaw brooklin and attend ed the hockey game in the rowmanviue arena between rochester and minneapolis miss karen hayward attend ed the grand prix racing event at mosport on saturday a 4h project working with wool will begin soon all in terested girls between the ages of 12 and 2g should get in touch with mrs harold dean at 6492310 or mrs maud and erson at 6192110 as soon as possible the clarcmont baptist church has organized a high fellowship for young people end the first meeting will be held at the church on friday evening oct 1th at 730 pm termed as a western round up the dress will be patched blue jeans and skirts the fol lowing persons have been nam ed to the executive of the jun ior and senior groups junior ken torrence president linda jerome publicity debby av ery secretary mary drake treasurer betty evans ellen carter and ken oblenes sen ior margaret kayes presi dent joy green vice presi dent ruth taylor secretary richard curtis treasurer group leaders keith schram david oblenes bruce drake and betty ward the goodfellowship class of the clarcmont united church are serving a harvest home hot supper on tuesday oct sth commencing at 515 pm until all are served pro ceeds are for the church repair fund admission adults s100 children 12 years and under 75c preschool age free mr bob benson was admit ted to the uxbridge hospital on saturday night after his car veered off the brock road and overturned near the 7th cone mr and mrs clare keevil visited at the home of mr and mrs malcolm lewis at brad ford on sunday terror makes the blood ves sels in our faces tighten caus ing us to become whitefaced but when we are embarrassed the reverse happens the blood vessels relax making us blush no one knows why the blush is restricted to the face and neck party standardbearer thomas edwards takes early lead ten minutes after the polls closed dr dymonds support ers had counted 418 votes in favour of their hero mr hol- lingsworths vote count 10 min utes after the polls closed was 154 and mr edwards had a 149 total vote count twenty minutes later dr dy mond had collected more than 3000 votes and his nearest op ponent was mr hollingsworth with 917 votes giving the health minister a beter than three to one lead like his party leader mr hollingsworth went down to defeat in his own polling are3 to the progressive conserva tive candidate shortly after 10 pm dr dymonds win was plainly ob vious and among the first call ers at his port perry home to congratulate the successful candidate were liberal sam hollingsworth with his cam paign manager godfrey schil ling followed by tommy ed wards in company with his campaign manager adrian goverde but by this time dr dy mond and his supporters were enroute to the northern hust ings to be greeted by cheering supporters knocks smear tactics the smiling succesful candi date tcld a cheering crowd as sembled in his home town committee rooms the past smear campaign conducted by the liberals was most reminis cent of the campaign of former liberal leader walter thomp son in 1951 mr thompson dr dymond said attempted to win an elec tion using the same tactics and suffered the same fate the health minister said he was tremendously happy with the results of yesterdays vote not only in his home riding but in the province itself he pledged himself to con tinue to work in the best inter ests of ontario and said he will be evermindful of the needs of the people in his own riding in whitby dr dymond col lected 1984 votes as compared to 1028 by mr edwards and 977 for mr hollingsworth the health minister claimed a seven to one victory in port perry polling 825 votes mr holilngsworth collected 151 votes in dr dymonds home town and mr edwards 49 in uxbridge dr dymond polled 613 votes as compared to 192 for mr hollingsworth and 5s for mr edwards in beaverton the health minister netted 375 votes mr hollingsworth 178 and mr ed wards 28 edwards lauds backers defeated ndp candidate thomas edwards stated icongratulate dr dymond on his popular and resounding victory he certainly reecived the confidence of the people of ontario riding there is no sourgrapes in this corner in fact we travel led to port perry last night to tell him this as far as the results in the riding are concerned i am com pletely satisfied we took several polls in whitby and whitby township which is a novel and enjoyable experience for us the narrowness of pc gains in many of the polls is a source of deep satisfaction this can be attributed to the efforts of our supporters who gave unstintingly of their ef forts as a principal we as a group are a func tioning concern in ontario rid ing and will be holding a watching brief upon affairs balsam mtzion several from here attended funeral services on saturday at uxbridge for the late joe jones of glen major who pass ed away on thursday at his home the sympathy of this community goes to the family several friends and relatives from mt zion attended the jones dunkeld wedding al stouftville saturday evening anniversary services on sun- dav were well attended sunday guests at the grant carson home were mr and mrs murrav jones and son mr and mrs les baylis and daughter of greenbank and mr and mrs lome carson of oril- lia at the allen carson home were mr and mrs geo fettas of toronto and mr and mrs lome carson of orillia mr alan clarke and mr don drake of greenwood attended anniversary service and had dinner with mr and mrs percy jones mr and mrs vincent wright of highland creek spent sun day with mrs wm harbron sunday guests at the cecil disney home were mr and mrs lome disney of brooklin mr and mrs noel marsha and familv of pickering and mr and mrs fred fiss and daughter mr and mrs stan watson mr and mrs carl arnold of markham and mr bob nesbitt sr and son of uxbridge were guests on sunday at the elmer wilson home dr wm mckay mrs mc kay and rod of dumbarton mr and mrs sid pugh of greenwood and mr and mrs sam hollingswoth of ashburn were sunday guests at the b jamieson home the ucw will meet next wednesday oct 9 in the church basement with mrs jack empringham and mrs winston white on the program rollcall an item on thanks giving have character dont be one yrerecregac3san the marg connelly school of dancing member of batd tap ballet national baton and jazz classes start wed october 9 at kinsale school registration 2 oclock friday october 4 at kinsale school w3vvvvxvvvvxxxxxwcv ra milks a winner i call us now for regular delivery maple leaf dairy ltd main st stouffville ph 6403654 audley mr donald white ba was in charge of the church service here on sunday morning he is entering his second year at emmanuel college next sun day sacrament of the lords supper will be observed the community club will meet this saturday evening at the home of bill and mrs guthrie the program will in clude euchre congratulations to peggy squire who won the prize in the oshawa area for the high est mark in grade 6 piano exam inations held last june this prize is donated by the oshawa and district branch of the ont ario registered music teach ers assoication the winners of each grade will give a recital in oshawa on october 19 eleanor westney renne de- sautels and nancy puckrin went to the stratford festival last thursday with the grade twelves of pickering high school to see the play troilus and cressida bob betson and his mother mrs a w betson motored to brockville on sunday to visit mrs betsons sister mrs m brown who returned with them to spend a few days in audley dianne puckrin entertained seven of her little friends on monday afternoon to help her celebrate her sixth birthday the stthiffvill tribune jforjcfiy october 3 1963 page 9 brougham mr chas alridge of toronto visited on sundav at the home of mr and mrs ge holtby mr fred meckin of winnipeg also mr and mrs l devitt cal led on friends here last week mrs harold crawforth of whitby called on her aunt mrs matthews last week mr and mrs a keast and little grandson of toronto cal led on mrs lemmon on fri day the brougham ucw will hold their thankoffering serv ice on thursday oct 10th at 8 pm w blackburn will be the guest speaker the womens institute will hold their next meeting on tuesday afternoon oct sth in the township hall the prog ram convenor will be mrs geo gray and the subject will be historical research roll callname the first owner of your property the hostesses are mrs blackman and mrs burrows the young people held their regular meeting on sunday eve ning sept 29th at the home of esther perry fourteen mem bers were in attendance diane carter was in charge of the meeting on oct 12th the young people are planning a roller skating party several members attended the young peoples rally at oshawa on sept 28th the young peoples conference will be held at co- bourg from oct 18 to 20 those interested in attending should contact diane carter paul white will be in charge of plans for a halloween party the next meeting will be held at the manse on oct 6th the hos tess esther perry served lunch the wi met last week in the township hall with the vice president mrs trolley in charge at the conclusion of the business mrs robt miller took over the program the subject was citizenship and education lunch was served by the hostesses mrs m elli- cott mrs e shirk and mrs geo gray euchre parties will begin again on oct 8th at 830 pm it is not how much we have but how much we enjoy what we have that makes us happy dont be ashamea voluntary is your home is your castle untary home inspection by the fire subject to the friendly wish of the if an authorized uniformed are fighter knocks at your door let him in his aim is to help you uncover fire hazards if youre wise you will accept his suggestions as have hundreds of thousands of cana dians what he has fo say concerns the safety of your home per haps your own life theres no expense to you and it doesnt add to your taxes and it will help your peace of mind he is at your door either under a planned municipal pro gram or at your own invita tion this tradition is sacred to the program of vol- service that is why the inspection of a home is householder without involvement of any kind home fires often tragic while public and commercial buildings in canada must sub mit to a rigid fire inspection the home and the owners privacy are respected never theless it is in the home that threequarters of all fires occur so often with tragic loss of life more and more across can ada voluntary or courtesy home inspection has been estab lished as a public service besides trash inspectors are alert to storage of flammable liquids and stove ashes crmke pipes and chimneys and faulty wiring dont be ashamed if they point out danger spots no home is perfectly free from hazards 1 buick special con vcrtible a buick special 4door sedan all 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for fire police doctor how to call the fire depart ment location of exits how to control the furnace or stove leave a flashlight in case of power failure in emergency get the children out dont wait to dress them wrap them in a blanket even the smell of smoke or gas is enough warning to summon help say exactly where you are if you can turn on the front lighu to attract attention dont reenter tha house 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 it is safe to smoke in bed if you have an exciting book to read frayed electric cords are safe provided they are well taped gasoline can be safely stored in the base ment if well contained if the emergency period does not exceed a day it is alright to put a coin in a fuse box newspapers can be safely stored in a damp basement if they are not more than a year old if there are not more than five appli ances it is safe to put them all on one circuit if theres water handy dont worry about being able to put out a grease fire in a skillet if the stove pilot light is more than 10 feet away it is safe to use gasoline as a cleaner if electric cords are put under rugs not getting great wear they present no haz ard if the wind is blowing away from you there is no chance of certain insect sprays exploding from your lighted cigarette stove ashes can be safely put in a wooden box if it is sturdy enough kerosene can be safely used to quicken a fire if it is slowly poured from a good container provided that you dont touch clothing a lighted match or candle can be safely used when looking for something in a closet true falso fire safety quiz if your answers are all false you have done your home work if any of your answers are true please read the paper again i pledge to remove fire hazards from my home daily i will not smoke in bed or be careless when i do smoke 1 will not clean clothes or start fires with gasoline or other flammable liquids i will not throw away matches without first being sure they arc out i will check my heating appliances and chimneys at regu lar intervals i will not place hot ashes and coals in anything but a metal container and will not leave these containers sitting on a wooden floor i will protect all woodwork close to smoke pipes with asbestos and metal leaving an air space of at least two inches between this protection and the pipe i will not do electrical repairs unless i am a qualified electrician i will not use pennies hairpins foil and such as electric fuses i pledge to make fire prevention a yearround obligation by participating actively in the fight to reduce canadas annual waste of property and life by fire this advertisement published by the stouffville fire department