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as 2 the stotfffvui thtuke tbnby my 26 1956 the stouffville tribune established ims a v nolan son publishers member of the canadian weekly newspapers association and the ontarioquebec newspapers association member of the audit bureau of circulations authorized u kconddais milt porcebe dept ottawa printed and issued every thursday at stouffville ont in canada 350 elsewhere 450 c h noua pubtsto laj thomas ajjewt wrtot s s9 i hen ice cream was a itare treat it was a hot summer day at the turn of the century and there was not an air conditioner in sight nor was there a big electrically driven fan to keep the family cool but the children were happy as they made straw berry ice cream although it was heavier work than they would have undertaken without protest had the immediate future not promised them their favorite dish ice was obtained from the icehouse where it had been stored in sawdust packings the previous winter the children placed the piece of ice in a gunny sack and hit it vigorously with the flat side of the ax then around the can which contained the cream strawberries and sugar crushed ice was packed in layers alternating with coarse salt the children gave careful heed to adult cautioning do not get salt in the ice cream mixture it was warm work handoperating the mechanism which turned the paddle btrt john would take the task on for a time and them ruth squealing and gasping would turn the freezers handle what a wonderful afternoon that was honey suckle clambered the large trellised back porch roses grew along the picket fence the dog lay panting but he was happy near the children homemade ice cream was so refreshing on a hot summer day and so delightfully tasteful partly because it was a rather rare treat in those days and one had a hand in making it for parents only louis pastuer by sancy cleaver likely the name louis pas- inoculating myself with ra- teur flashed into your mind bies and then arresting the con- when you heard the announce- sequences for lam beginning ment on the radio or read in j to feel very sure of my results the press that vacationers takj but the proof of his theories ing a dog with them are advised were not made in this way his to have their pet inoculated for first two patients were children rabies before they set out the j both brought to him after being veterinarians certificate that a bitten by a mad animal and in dog has been inoculated is nee- desperate need of treatment essary if they plan a visit to a the first was joseph mcister a national park or cross the bor- 1 nineyearold alsatian lad who der into the united states had been bitten by a mad dog on whenever the word rabies is his way home from school on july 8 1885 the second a 1 yearold shepherd boy juliffe who on october 14 of that same j the sunday school lesson thkoigh suffering witnessing lesson for july 29 acts 1215 1 peter 412 to 511 golden text casting all your you- the lesson to whom the letter was writ ten it has even been suggested that the reference was to peters wife it is interesting to notice that mark marcus was with him at care upon him for he careth and have b tz ri rjt indeed his amanuensis in the for youl peter 5 writing of the letter it is a as a whole wellknown fact that john mark after the dispute between barna- approach to the lesson bas an p regarding his ao- by way of introduction we companying them acts 1537- should notice that peter wrote 39 traveled with his uncle his first epistle to a group of barnabas and later with peter christians scattered over a fair- j he was known to the church ly wide territory- the regions fathers as the interpreter of mentioned in his salutation were all in what we know today as asia minor a section that saw- much of the apostle pauls la bours since peter was essentially mentioned anywhere in the civ ilized world people remember louis pasteurs careful experi ments and his brilliant research this great french scientist who discovered the effective way to combat this scourge was a great lover of children like many other famous physicians he never saw just a sick patient was beaten off finally the dog the churches outside judaea year had been cruelly bitten by the apostle to the jews he a mad dog the six little boys doubtless had those of his own who helped juuffe ran away nation especially in view but but he bravely turned back and i would be presumption to say faced the furious beast armed that those to whom he wrote onlv with a whip the animal were all jews we know that in the individual at babylon peter and it is believed that he obtained from peter much of what is written in the gospel according to st mark another point of interest is his usage of the word elect or elected he uses it in chap ter 1 verse 2 in reference to those to whom he is writing and he uses it in chapter 5 verse 13 with respect to the church or he also saw the individual boy fastened his teeth on the boys or girl as a person his biogra- left hand xessir yw curve is breaking mnca hetter old man rlws the decline of the dollar everybody is interested in getting their moneys worth when they spend a dollar the trouble is that the dollar thanks to inflation has lost its purchasing power and a lot of its respect ability over the last decade it has lost even more in comparison with its value at the outbreak of war in 1939 just how much is xevealed in a recent national industrial conference board study which shows that the us consumers dollar compared with 1945 is worth just 69 cents when it comes to burying food housing clothing and other items canadians the purchasing power of whose dollars has been dwindling just about as rapidly would do well to pause long enough to figure out just why the dollar is constantly growing more anaemic there issa close parallel be tween the decline in value in canada and the us the real reason according to the guaranty trust company of new york whose findings on the shrinking purchasing power of the dollar appear along with those of the conference board in a recent issue of the ny times is that wages of factory workers between 1947- 49 and 1955 rose by 41 percent the output per man during the same period however rose by only 30 per cent one cannot escape the conviction that this at least is one reasonable explanation for decline in dollar value such findings which would be about the same for canada as for the us indicate that the soalled builtin stabilizers about which the politiciansprate nowadays arent worth a hang no wonder theres a inounting demand for some form of insurance against taflation happiness now one night over twenty years aco david dunn a commer cial traveller lying in a berth on the century limited express going from chicago to new york was tossing wakefully trying sto sleep and not succeeding he wondered why he and most of his friends who were average people were not getting more out of life why so many were worried harrassed and unhappy a good part of the time richt here he concluded that happiness was an achievement of the soul the inner life and that outward circumstances had pher r vallery radot pointed out that in the midst of his crowded life when hundreds sought his hydrophobia clinic he had a kind word for every one but it was children who in terested him most whether they came as patients who had been severely bitten or whether they were frightened at the in oculation procedure pasteur dried their tears and comforted them when the french scientist started his work on this disease thousands died from it every year most of them children the only recognized treatment was to cauterize or burn away the wound within half an hour of the patients being bitten after months of careful re search pasteur in march 1885 wrote to jules veriel a boyhood friend of the progress in his work ie added i have not yet dared to treat human beings after bites from rabid dogs but if these two boys had not there was a great mingling of jews and gentiles at any rate the teaching of the epistle is whichever it may have been whether east or west the saints are the elect of god verso by verso 1 peter 13 god hath be gotten us unto a lively hope by the resurrection of jesus christ in this full verse we have 1 the fatherson rela- the time is not far off and i am hereafter su7cess7ulhowgreat was his j catholic editions a footnote relief and that of the boys andfeadsatisrtome their families when they were gradually restored to health it is 12 decades since louis pasteurs first two boy patients proved to the world that he had at last conquered that dread en emy of mankind rabies how many countless children and men and women too in many lands since then have reason to thankgod for the work of this humble scientist he never lost the common touch his affec- tlon for children his faith in them never flagged once he said when i see a child he in spires me with two feelings tenderness for what he is now respect for what he may become very little to do with it that most things upon which people to begin by myseu copyright bubbles and generally civil defence and the armed forces 21st in a series of 24 articles 1 hon military assistance would j jbe provided at the invitation of sslssv t tet wmf thvil defence authorities and primarily to fight the enemy if a dlrectlon oi jolnt army jct223 civil defence projects would be supplied by civil defence lead ers the importance of civil defence they are now prepared to lend their aid on the civilian front if necessary g s hatton deputy federal editor the tribune dear sir one half the world everything possible is being done to provide canada with civil defence coordinator has j adequate air defence but as civil said the successful military j defence officials know no such defence of a century is the best defence can be perfect at pres- type of defence but since we are ent three chains of electronic assured that no defence can be j warning devices are being built perfect and that enough bomb- across the continent by canada ers may be expected to penetrate and the united states one is our military defences to cause along the uscanada boundary mass destruction we must spare another is across the middle of no effort to build a strong civil canada and the third the dew defence the whole country line along canadas northern- the services no less than the civ- most fringe 11 populatlonrls involved in civil 1 defence i but these lines even when the army in particularhas completed will not stop enemy been prepared to augment civil bombers they will warn of defence by the spring of 1956 ther approach and the task of its five commands across the stopping them would fall to the country were scheduled to have air lorccs of boh canada and set up each a mobile support i the us m then it is consider- group designed to meet the pecuj impossible to guarantee that liar need of the area it would i every bomber each of which seeirfwar or natural diaster lll would g nuclear 0n page 2 undcr the captlon in outltnlnfthe puns bombs couktbe stopped short of between ourselves by archer for supplementing civil defence populated areas organizations brig rr roths- thcere are bout 40 cities in child of the joint chiefs of staff i north america where popula- committee in ottawa said army tlon and industry is concentrat- commanders would appoint a ed if only ten percent of a 400- plane attacking force a very small average compared to sec ond world war experiences got through the heart of the continents productive capacity could be seriously impaired any potential attacker of north america is faced of course with retaliation that could bring him the same destruction or worse but it is obvious why officials of all western countries feel it is more vital than ever to frustrate an attack by a system of passive defence in this con- had set their hearts and hopes were brought disappointment i now there wasnt anything new about david dunns idea except that he had never tried living selflessly he had been ji a gogetter convinced in his mind that some day he would be on easy street and as a result happiness would follow how much he slept that night i do not know but the experience changed his life he decided to grasp the full meaning of christs saying the kingdom of god is within to stop building up for a remote future and to cultivate a spiritual outlook that would bring happiness here and now that the time for happiness was today not tomorrow or the day after that the intervening years have proved that david dunns idea was no pipedream he has cultivated gratitude goodwill and a christianlike attitude to others and mental distress has been banished he published a little book entitled try giving yourself away and with the consent of the publishers the updcgraff press i quote a passage we permit too many opportunities for happiness to slip by us because we think we shall be happy when we arrived at a certain destination when we can be with a certain person or in a certain place when our schooling is finished 1 when we get a better job when we arrive at a certain income when we are married when the baby is born when we recover from our illness when our bills are all paid when we own a new car when we move into a new home when some disagreeable task is finished when we are free from some encumbrance much uphappiness is caused by our resolutions about to morrow unpleasant tasks and irksome duties are put off what most of us need is to change our mottos from tomorrow to today as the psalmist wrote this is the day which the lord hath made we will rejoice and be glad in it robert louis stephenson blithe and gay spirit once said he would rejoice in every inch of lifes journey that is in the inch at his feet or as f c hoggarth wrote the tiny bit of road at his toes he could have said withnewman that he did not wish to see the distant scene one step was enough the late dr frank crane wrote if you cant change the world change yourself this is exactly the truth that david dunn grasped so fully and has found happiness by living up to it john wesley showed spiritual insight when her said the righteous do not suffer what he meant was that when the inner life is developed one is not at the mercy of circumstances or environment we can all be happy hereand now our quotation today is by shakespeare the fault is not in our stars but in ourselves that we are underlings mrs a weber in the editors mail knows not how the other half lives an adage handed down and to some extent true even in these modern times it has inspired me to write this letter thinking that it would interest your readers one of your residents a mr fred paget with whom i had the pleasure of working during world war no 1 in montreal mailed me a copy of your jour nal under date july 5 1956 july 15 1956 at my age the canadian legion the sc cornish assocn the s e retail jewelers assn the hp democratic club the hpboard of fire commissioners and i am a field deputy registrar of voters so the last sentencedn italics i can vouch for tmh liaison officer to work in co operation with local civil defence authorities the mobile support groups are designed to help the civil de fence effort primarily in time of war he said but the armed forces as has always been the case would provide all the em ergency assistance required of them in event of any natural disaster such as floods fire and so on in many cases this assist ance llkely would include the mobile support groups the military would come to the aid of the civilians at the request of the civil authority as it always has in communities poem to tribune mrs a weber elmira rr 4 who is well known among the mennonite folks of this area has contributed a poem to this news paper entitled springtime at evehholme mrs weber was prompted to write the poem after a visit to evenholme a beautiful spot near where she has lived for the past thirty years the stream she relates is named for the big snider mill at st jacobs the present owner of this fine acreage is w w snider a son of the father of hydro and owner of the mill springtime at evenholme we stood before the entrance grand and gazed at lofty trees then entered into fairyland fanned by a gentle breeze walked slowly oer the soft green grass a row of daffodils all nodded gaily as we passed each dressed in yellow frills some cedars stood so straight and tall like sentinels here and there while others formed a sturdy wall around this eden fair rosebushes near an arbor fair the future rose of june all kinds of roses sweet and rare shall be in gorgeous bloom no boost seen in aged pensions neighbour is an article which i consider to be splendidly writ tenlnoffenslve and helpful i have read it two or three times also i have read the jour nal twice the article contains food for thought there is noth ing objectionable and to any one whom the cap may fit i tay take advantage and act i have read and also written a good deal and am so doing at the age of 79 years young best wishes to all in stouff ville and elsewhere cordially and sincerely thomas m harvatt free lance writer with a civil defence orguiza- t enee 3322 walnut st hnuing need to use the deputy huntington park coordinator s words again j california civil defence is now a perips manent partner of military dc- i write for then onward through a neat white gate and oer a railroad track the train passed through last night quite late up to the mill and back young peter rabbit sat and laughed right in a mossy glade still chuckling as he onward passed beyond a spruce trees shade a river and a waterfall in winter snow and ice the charm of spring now over all a poets paradise evenholme in june the spring is gone and it is june gone are the daffodils i stand again at evenholme my wish at last fulfilled the pillars of the entrance grand stand staunch as yesterday and if in spring twas fairyland magnificent today ah here is beauty unsurpassed for tis the month of june the winters cold has gone at last and now the roses bloom crimson and yellow on long stems superb on trellis white the lovely roses bloom again in groups of pink and white the lawns are decked with car pets soft of living emerald green the trees are spreading arms aloft to god a lovely scene the cedars in this eden fair j closetrimmed are works of t oarrumts all rich and for 200 miles must have known 1 rare they had taken the canary with they stand like kings apart them i i as all these scenes again i view my heart with pleasuri filled prime minister st laurent last week offered no hope that wallace and subcaptloned hi i oldage pensions and otner slmi- from our early files july 22 1926 miss lorna raymer has se cured the position as public school teacher at sprucedale parry sound district dr j norman dales has just placed a modern dental chair in the office of his father dr f a dales church street for the benefit of his local patients miss vera barnes who taught at mongolia last term has taken the public school at bldomington for the coming term mr c e heise recently pur chased the entire apiary of mr d m heise of gormley on ac count of the illness of mrs heise c e heise will not re turn to indiana rev w m mcguire formerly of the mennonite church here is opening a revival campaign under canvas in mt dennis on sunday july 25 he will be assisted by his father be ready for the picnic on bond lake on tuesday after noon july 27th the bothwell orchestra from schomberg will be on hand fred heise of almira has just completed a magnificent artesian well alongside his dwelling house besides roman catholics believe that peter thus referred to the capital city of the roman em pire others believe that peter was actually writing from the territory in which ancient baby lon was situated and from a community that bore the ancient name it will be noticed that the words church that is in this verse are in italics indicating that they were supplied by the translators the greek reads simply she at babylon since church ekklesla is femi nine the reference could be to a church in the community or it could be to some wellknown woman whose identity would be immediately recognized by those press still top medium new peuk seen the prospect is clear that advertising in canadian news papers is moving to new highs according to einar v rechnit- zer president of the canadian association of advertising ag encies and of maclaren adver tising co ltd newspapers are still the no i medium as they always have been he declared the view was quoted in cana dian markets of ficial paper of the canadian daily newspaper publishers association which carried his comments on a fore cast of a 65percent increase in newspaper advertising volume by 1965 made by karl t finn president of the newspaper ad vertising executives association mr finn advertising director of cincinnati timesstar said the increase would reflect the greatest resurgence of news paper advertising in all history he spoke of the associations annual meeting at victoria the prospect of continued gains for dailies is as clear in canada as it is in the united states mr rechnitzer said been immediately taken to pas- just as good for believing gen- teur they would likely have died i tes as for believing jews a slow and horrible death the chapter 5 verse 13 seems to great french scientist dared to hint that the letter was written try on them the inoculation um babylon but what is treatment he was sure would be meant by babylon in roman tion within the godhead 2 the merc 0 god the fountain of our salvation 3 our regenera tion attributed to the resurrec tion of christ and 4 the fact that the new birth makes us the children of living hope no longer of despair verse 4 to an inheritance incorruptible undefiled reserved in heaven birth into the family of god involves an inheritance and here its char acter is presented as exactly the opposite of an earthly inherit ance no seeds of corruption nothing defiling and not fading like the glory of earth more- over it is kept where thieves cannot break through and steal verse 5 kept by the power of god through faith unto salvation in the last time while the inheritance is kept for us we are kept for the inher itance and here the word sug gests personal guardianship in view of salvation in its still future aspect this is comfort ing in view of 58 verse 6 rejoice in heaviness through manifold temptations this divine guard ianship is a cause of rejoicing even in the midst of those de pressing trials which are needed as part of the disciplinary and perfecting process verse 7 that the trial of your faith more precious than of gold praise and honour and glory at the appear ing of jesus christ for trial read proving which has in mind the issue not only the means the kjv gives the im pression that it is the trial of the faith which is more precious than the trial of gold but the comparison is really between faith and the most refined gold the proving of faith has a hap- py issue verse 8 whom having not seen ye love believing joy unspeakable and full of glory see john 2029 a scene which peter witnessed faith is the root of a joy which this world cannot know the old adage seeing is believing does not hold good here verse 9 receiving the salvation of your souls this is salvation in present continuous sooner or later every bride tries- her hand at making bis cuits and cakes with her own concrete ideas lar social security payments will be increased before the next election he said in house of commons that there is no foundation for a report not carried by the cana dian press that the government is planning to bring in legisla tion proposing increases at this or the next session the latter is expected to be followed by a general election f y0 continued on page 4 mmmi m cream for jbest results ship your cream to stouffville creamery we pay two cents more per pound butterfat for cream delivered to the creamery cold storage lockers from 800 to 1200 per year or by the month stouffville creamery co to have our truck call phone 186w xxaacaacwuunacxsjttaancxxsxs summer scenery is another reason for not speeding none of it should be damaged there will be a lo of debts vmtrryc- x ip this summer by folks who drcamfulfilicdf mrs a weber ganizations all thank- ou jobs i feel they owe relatives a visit a ubupe of european acrobats brought along with ihem to support them in their us circus tour a 66foot tapered aluminum tower atop fhii ro utes a 26foot molordriven ladder on which they go through their aerial routine if we were in iheir lights we know wed make dam sure that everythirig holding us up was plenty strong no doubt thats why they chose aluminum plus the fact that this light metal would make much easier work of erecting the contraption were pleased that tbey like so many other people found just wrat they wanted in this light strong ersatile metal aluminum company of canada ltd alcan build homes large and small and buildings of ail kinds repairs and remodelling good materials and workmanship guaranteed our house 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