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classified sale register auctioneers w d atkinson phone stouflvlue so a 8 abmek phone gonnley 8311 ken a clarke prentice tfc ax sl myirkhamik i beg johnson sunderland ont saturday july 16 auc tion sale of high class house hold furniture and woodwork ing machinery and tools all in first class condition chester field suite cbs television set 21 with two speakers hifi near new 1 refrigerator frig- walre frigldaire elec stove near new bedroom furniture electric washing machine near new dishes chinaware cook ing utensils quantity of new lumber band saw electric motors the property of s trenka south of no 7 high way 14 miles east of bay- view known at the green lane no reserve as moving to usa terms cash sale 1 pm sharp dst jim smith clerk aivin s farmer auc tioneer i saturday july 16 see the auction at the stouffville sales arena this week boss gone south weve taken over bargains galore but dont tell the boss sale 1 pm every saturday sellers poll ard bennett wilson auction eers hid saturday july 23 auc tion sale of household furni ture dishes glassware large oriental rug garden took automobile etc at lot 19 con cession 4 markham township 2 miles north of no 7 high- way oh don mills rd pro perty belonging to the estate of the late w b webster sale at 130 pm terms cash no reserve whatever ken clarke prentice auctioneers implements for sale qliver rotary hoe good as new ph clare- mont 163j3 garden tractor for sale waterloo air cooled motor hydraulic lift mower plow disc cultivator lome hoover 129 manitoba st 52 tor sale gibson 5 hp trac tor mower cultivator plow and snow blade 200 or best offer phone stouff 92303 the stooffville tribune classified advertising rates axtkxxs ros uu uvsstock fob sals hal estate wante caks fob sale lost found etc cftafc gat- lr 9m ftr lrt tk tr cwmctliti ftft3 ttt alauu t lie m fr axsrft eaaacaiia i meat b pld wk of tnaertim u ckftrsed sa additional tss u b added a charr of zse will ba bidl for u roolioa dlractad to ttla offlto koticxs coking events cabos of thanks ft word with tr-mmiin- ef llm botes engagements hakbiages to ft word witi ft lin at 1100 dt mkmoiaaf 91x0 m for hne rtrac plua foc or each additional iin oisrxat classifieds 12s per loch frith ft miniocum of one inch additional coniecutlvt insertion ftt 1100 pr inch ab claaaiflod ads molt b lo tab office not later than sua wedneadar scad cash atampa or mono orders ftnd tart money hi tha out for ref erene john deere combine for sale no 25 with pto grain tank and scour kleen in ex cellent condition used very little r miller markham rr 1 ph atlantlc 22763 63 kew bale bunchers for sale 75 grant farrier ph gormley 5287 jor sale several 7ft cut new idea international fer guson cockshutt used pto tractor mowers 5ft cut mow ers with tractor hitch used tractor side rakes spread ers elevator several re-con- dltloned all at sale prices to clear special 1 only left new idea combination crush er crimperm hay conditioner priced at 73950 fob mark ham clarke prentice mark ham ont phone 346 after 6 pm axmlnster 35987 62 used farm equipment 1 45 baler jack wagon hitch good shape 1 30 harvey elevator 1 56 american elevator suit able for filling silo 2 6 ford mowers 1 ihc u 21 t mower 1 cockshutt 4 wheel spreader on rubber 1 massey tractor spreader new specials for quick sale 146 baler 1 1 bar tractor rake 1 farm buncher 13 point hitch mower no 28 7 1 no 32 clutch lift t mower chas cooper limited claremont ont phone 103 or 1m lost found lost june 28th a blue and gray budgie phone stouff 752j reward auction sale household furniture buick car dishes glassware garden tools etc at lot 19 concession 4 markham twp don mills rd 2 miles north of no 7 highway saturday july 23 property belonging to the estate of the late w b webster large oriental rug 12 x 179 wine background 2piece chesterfield suite rose color 2 large wing chairs walnut end tables chesterfield green damask regency walnut trini antique walnut chair tapestry back and seat antique mahogany chair frame carved back walnut cabinets cedar chest walnut 2piece chesterfield suite wine velour double bed spring mattress matching dresser bedroom chairs large walnut dresser with mirror gibbard double door wardrobe chiffonier bevelled mirror footstool with slip cover double bed walnut springs spring mattress large dresser with mirror dressing table with mirror table lamps walnut double bed floor lamps 4plece silver tea service birks hand chased silver tray 3piece silver tea service silver cake plates relish dishes dishes and glassware cut glass vases table linen boys bicycle oh paintings and pictures 2 utility tables kitchen table card tables garden shairs 2 metal hammock stands hammock extension ladder step ladder tools swede saw scythe garden tools preserving kettle fruit jars oil drums 1955 bulck 2door hardtop white blue real good odd dishes and many other use ful articles not mentioned all articles in this sale are good sale at 130 pm terms cash no reserve james smith clerk ken a clarke prentice auctioneers markham ont phone 316 milllken ont ph ax35987 cards of thanks i wish to express my thanks and appreciation to neighbors and relatives also the baptist church for the acts of kindness during my illness mrs frank sheridan we wish to thank the ladies of the womens institute for the lovely supper they so well pre sented at our daughters recep tion saturday july 2nd mr and mrs george foord i wish to thank everyone for prayers cards flowers and fruit during my stay in hospital and since returning home thanks to drs mitchell and smith also sincerely frank harvey we wish to thank ourneigh- bours of the altona district for the lovely gifts and also those who helped us prepare for the sale and our move to stouff ville ernie ethel and tony wilson i should like to sincerely thank my relatives friends and neighbors who so kindly visited sent flowers fruit and cards and helped me in other ways during my recent illness and convales cence i shovld like to say a special thanks to dr smith and dr mclntyre helen pascoe in deep appreciation i wish to thank all my friends and neigh bours for their thoughtfulness during my recent stay in east general hospital all cards and letters were deeply appreciated special thanks to baker hill sunday school for their lovely gift and kind thoughts mrs albert gates i take this opportunity to thank mr simmons blooming- ton agc for their prayers box of fruit and friends for those who inquired called sent letters cards flowers fruit can dy and other treats while i was in hospital and since returning home i appreciated all this very much mrs doris degeer i wish to thank all of my relatives and friends for their cards and gifts during my recent illness also thanks- to the pub lic utilities for their lovely flow ers to drs mitchell and smith for their care and to rev walsh and mr simmons for their kind nesses a special thanks to each one and each group who remem bered me in prayer j percy brown we wish to take this oncor- tunity to thank all the rind friends and relatives who re membered darlene and bonnie with cards letters gifts boxes of fruit telephone inquiries and prayers a special thanks to june ansell for her faithfulness in her visits and also to the mt pleasant school pupils and teacher for their gifts at easter and cards the lovely box of fruit from the baptist church was truly appreciated and the wonderful attention provided by dr n f tomlinson will never be forgotten we shall always remember all you wonderful people who helped so much in making the stay in bed for the two girls so much easier during the past six months a sincere thankyou from the bottom of our hearts kenneth and ina madill and family renovating cemeteries trevor watson a son of councillor stan watson gave a most comprehensive report on monday on the work that is going on to renovate and pre serve some of markham town ships pioneer cemeteries mem bers of the committee working on the project are mr watson chairman frank brumwell ri chard h neill and two mem bers of council deputyreeve dean and councillor watson there are eleven cemeteries requiring attention and they are as follows jos robinson farm lot 7 con 1 north thornhill cemetery horner cemetery lot 8 con 2 bethel cemetery lot 8 con 4 echardt cemetery lot 7 con 6 canning cemetery lot 6 con 6 hagerman cemetery lot 6 con 6 cashel cemetery lot 26 con 6 byer cemetery lot 23 con 8 brownsberger ceme tery lot 23 con 9 reesor ceme tery lot 14 con 10 mr watson stated that the board had completednsome work he said the hagerman cemetery was cleaned up and the reesor plot was partially done he re ported that the brownsberger cemetery was in a most deplor able state and work on it was now in progress thornhill was now satisfactory and cashel men are about to start work in that area some assistance has been re ceived from local residents in some cases large stones had been displaced and new bases will be required in such cases the committee is trying to con tact relatives of the deceased mr watson estimated that it will take a couple of years to complete the work but he be lieves that the improvement al ready achieved was well worth the effort wagg reunion all things about our service is nice the qualjtv as welly ustwefalrpbce village staff changes coming a number of office staff changes are in the offing for markham township three members mr hoover mr flem ing and mr gray are due to re tire shortly mrs mary brown receptionist has resigned to take a position with north york board of education clerk crisp was authorized on monday to advertise for a bookkeeper scratch pads from jumbo size down to note size get them at burner service fl stouffvile tribune call anytime stouffville 740wl kerr robert h harper knowing how here is a great value in a knowing how i looked out a wirjdow a recent rainy day and aw a young woman trying to get open the little door of a glove com partment in a car another young tromaa came and they both tried to open the refractory door un less the lock was froicn there was a very simple way to open the door but the young women had not learned it much time and even money is lost because so just a thought how many times in life do we dodge important issues be cause we think we see an easy way out only to find in the long tun that the easy way did not solve the problem at all bat in tact bronght the problem to na again and again larger and seemingly more un- coraqaerabio each timet many persons do not know how to do the job they arc trying to do the greater part of men spend the early period of their lives in learning how to do this or that those who do not concern them selves to learn bow go drifting from pillar to post doing any thing they can find to do and usu ally of a poor kind because they have never prepared themselves for a larger talk with prepara tion for a successful career in life we arc not particularly concerned but wr are concerned with the preparation that is needed for a successful living morally and spir itually bow can men leam to live b a way phasing unto god and one that will bring joy and good to themselves i do not know of bat one authority that never fans and that can lead men into th way of all truth j on sunday july 10 a wagg reunion was held on the spa cious lawns surrounding the home of mr and mrs v e wagg rr 2 stouffville be neath towering spruces and ma ples ninety children grand children and great grandchild ren of the late james and ra chel wagg gathered for a pic nic lunch it was an almost per fect day for the event and al most a perfect attendance was realized as only one family was unable to attend the day will be a memorable one no doubt for all who were there as it is to be the last such gathering on the farm which has been in the wagg name for 88 years james wagg and his young bride the former rachel staf ford bought the land shortly after their marriage in 1872 they raised eight children ma tilda mrs hilliard fockler died in 1936 cecil of stouff- viile who farmed until several years ago clinton a school teacher died in 1942 austin of toronto whose life work has been a mechanical engineer foster of stouffville is employ ed with a toronto firm mare- dia mrs bert snowball of markham vincent who carried on the work of the farm for his father and leo of stouffville who farmed with vincent for several years but now works in toronto around 1900 when it was the fashionable thing to have ones property named the farm was commonly known as cedar hedge farm the title was due of course to the cedar hedges which still stand extending on either side of the lane from the roadway to the house and barns two poplar trees one on each side of the gateway planted at the- turn of the cen tury had been a landmark for almost fifty years when hurri cane hazel passed through and brought the number down to one the homestead has been the setting for many happy gather ings over the years birthday parties weddings young peo ples meetings after skating socials strawberry festivals and picnics it was also the scene of the celebrations in honour of the couples golden wedding anniversary october 1 1922 after the picnic on sunday everyone became reacquainted as the afternoon drew to a close and the various family units prepared to leave a sense of nostalgia seemed to settle over the older men and women the smell of the freshly cut hay the lowing of cattle in the pasture and the whinny of a horse in the almost empty sta ble reminded them that this was perhaps the last time they would meet here a sign at the gate explains why it says simply this farm for sale houstons coffee shoppe jumbo sized sodas cherry strawberry chocolate vanilla pineapple coffee shoppe hours 830 am 830 pm luncheon 1130 am 130 pm dinner i 430 pm 730 pm grill closes 8 pm fountain open until 830 pm houstons the rexaix drug store 1 main st phone 229 yon cannot convince the idea men in ottawa that theres noth ing new under the sun when it comes to thinking up rcw schemes for spending the tax payers money dicksons hill pastor bell delivered his final message to the congregation here at markham on sunday this brings to a close an effec tive ministry of three years dur ing which time he and his fam ily endeared themselves to the people he recently officiated in a dedication of children when 5 baby girls were presented by their parents namely catherine and cheryl twin daughters of mr and mrs bob bannantine rebecca ann daughter of mr and mrs geo timbers louise irene daughter of mr and mrs ross wideman and sandra lyn daughter of mr and mrs lester eby best wishes accom pany the bell family as he takes up ministry in south bend in diana as associate pastor with rev q j everest a group of older former schol ars of dixons hill school gath ered from toronto and other points just whenthe old school was nearly demolished mrs elias hoover nee ida grove 92 years of age and mrs a doner nee phoebe moyer 84 years of age were the eldest persons present and a number of pictures were taken which appeared in various papers the 99 year old building is being re built at pioneer village and will add to the interests of this his torical park miss priscilla pipher and her sister mrs des rosier mrs florence miller and miss violet hoover called recently at the roy moyer home this old stone house carries sentimental asso ciations since it was built by their grandfather the late mr joseph pipher in 1861 the moyers have since moved and are presently sharing the home of mr and mrs willard moyer while their house is being erect ed we take this opportunity of welcoming into the commun ity the new owner mr and mrs geo ciark and sons of toronto ladies of the markham inter- school christian fellowship and child evangelism held a com bined prayer neeting at the home of mrs ken walker wed nesday afternoon mr and mrs charles hoover attended the funeral of mr wm iicise at heise hill church on wednesday afternoon tag to pheasants mr s dorland of the dept of lands torests attended markham twp council monday and informed the members of the proposed change this year in handling of pheasants he said that the dept wished to try an experiment by holding 200 birds in each township and releasing them about ten days prior to the open season these birds would all be banded and the hunters would be asked to re turn the bands which would give the dept valuable information on the number taken and some indication of the number de stroyed by other animals council was agreeable provid ed john vvege would agree to care for the birds for the ex tended period it was estimated the extra charge might be s300 council was assured that the dept would bear the extra ex pense million debenture an objective of one million dollars by september 30 i960 for a debenture sales campaign by united cooperatives of on tario weston ontario has been achieved announced leonard harman general manager the debenture campaign got under way ir january to finance con tinued growth of cooperative services and facilities in on tario uco is one of seven regional cooperative wholesales in can ada in 1959 it made a record million dollars net earnings af ter taxes in feed and fertilizer manufacturing and distribution of feed farm supplies agricul tural chemicals fertilizers pe troleum and marketing of live stock and grain some 900000 of this net earning was returned to patrons in the form of pat ronage dividends rapid expansion of services in processing and warehouse fa cilities required new capital and debentures were sold in a concerted drive to all interested investors of the total 2500 in vestors in uco debentures the majority are farmers across ontario the debentures have appealed particularly to invest ors because of a practice main tained by uco management of cashing the debentures at par value ahead of maturity date in case of hardship on the owners part ten and twenty year de bentures earn six percent inter est while short term or 5 year debentures earn five per cent interest because of its progress in its field uco will continue to offer debentures for purchase ilk bottle how often have we blessed those little tabs that break off the milk botlle caps and wished someone with more time on his hands would invent some thing a little more convenient well someone has bless em and in his search for the perfect milk bottle closure has come up with a new unannealed al uminum cap backed with a pa per liner these foil caps will be used in conjunction with new easypouring attractively shaped cleaniined bottles dis tinguished by a bumper ring around the neck just a little pressure with your thumb will open the bot tle and resealing is childs play also the cap retains its shape for reseallng poison hemlock water henrlock spotted cow- bane musquash root beaver poison and poison hemlock are all local names for one of the most deadly poisonous plants growing in ontario more than one person in on tario has died from eating water hemlock root in mistake for something edible poison symp toms in man are pain in the stomach nausea sometimes lea ding to vomiting diarrhea di lated pupils laboured breathing and weak and rapid pulse em ergency measures in humans in clude an efficient emetic follow ed by a cathartic if free vomit ing is promptly produced the patient is likely to recover grazing cattle pull up the root with the stems a piece of the parsniplike root the size of a walnut is capable of killing a cow in 15 minutes since the poison is so fast acting very little can be done to save live stock once they have eaten it symptoms of the poison in ani mals are similar to those in humans with the addition of frothing at the mouth and inter mittent convulsions this innocent looking killer belongs to the parsley family and therefore has some resem blance to wild carroty wild car- oway and wiw parsnip reveals a martin field crops branch ont dept of agriculture it is not common and is found only in wet waste places or seldom- cultivated wet pastures the flower clusters are white like wild carrot but umbrella shaped rather than saucer shaped as in the wild carrot the stems are stout- erect hollow and join ted and will grow three to six feet high the roots resemble a group of small parsnips the leaves are compound in groups of twos and threes lance shap ed and decpiy toothed the plant makes fast growth in the spring and flowering time is july and august hand pulling and destruction of plants and roots is the best means of con trol thny mr u i960 tr skxhvoue ttbune k 1 let vour tv worries beerashvv4tau0n ik weucome button tv radio sales service phone 424 stouffville m by tom dorr llrtheseivebn about our tncrxnon j- how wmta ftthute p16eo4usr year ufe were sensible n lb christ church anglican stouffville eev 3 0 tiller rector sunday july 17th 1960 5th after trinity sunday july 17th 1960 11 am holy communion please note that during july and august holv communion will be held on the first and third sundays of the month there will be no 830 am service the congregation of christ church is beginning the prepar ations for the building campaign in the fall the preliminary work involves choosing chair men who look after various aspects of the campaign mr ernest barnes stewardship di rector for the diocese will be here from aug 15th till the end of september the building campaign will be run by mem bers of the church who will be trained by mr barnes from time to time information will appear in this paper as to how the preparations are progress ing everyone is urged to try to maintain the church attend ance during the summer united church stouffville rev douglas davis sunday july 17th 1960 sunday school sessions are all at 11 oclock 11 am divine worship rev john mclachlan bd bring your holiday visitors to church he does most in gods great world who does his best in his own little world stouffville memorial christian church sunday july 17th 1960 10 am sunday school 11 am morning worship 730 pm gospel service stouffville baptist church a church with a mcssagi for today sunday july 17th 1960 10 am bible school all ages come and join our growing school 11 am family worship 7 pm prayer meeting 730 pm evangelistic service wed 8 pm prayer and bible study preacher rev 3 williams pastor bible teacher evangelist united church melville charge rev g davison sunday july 17th 1960 930 am bothesda 1035 am peachs 1140 am melville gormley united missionary church kev c e hunkng minister sunday july 17th 1960 10 ajn sunday school 11 am morning worship 130 pm evening service wed 8 pm prayer service pikes peak tent meeting july 317 each night except satur days sundays 2 and 730 pm singing mr and mrs how ard brennemen of kingston michigan preaching 1st week rev john mchardy irish youth for christ evangelist vacation bible school july 19- 28 ringwood christian church pastor lcroy soper sunday july 17th 1960 10 am sunday school 1110 am 730 pm worship services 8 pm wed ce prayer meet ing second markham baker hill baptist churches rer bruce hlsey sunday july 17th 1960 second markham prayer service each wed at s pm sunday next bible school 10 am morning service 11 am baker hill prayer service thurs 8 pm sunday next morning service 945 am sunday school 11 am you- are welcome in all of our services bloomington christian associated gospel church sir e n simmons minister sunday july 17th 1960 945 ain bible school for all ages 11 am rev david c andrew- son 730 pm rev david c an- drewson s mon 730 pm young peoples wed 7 pm vbs workers conference wed 8 pm midweek service for prayer and bible study st james presbyterian church stouffville minister rev gordon hnmlll ba sunday july 17th 1960 10 am morning worship 10 arn church school worship with us altona christian united missionary church bev dow sargcant pastor sunday july 17th 1960 1030 am sunday school 730 pm- worship service united missionary church rev a w recs minkter sunday july 17th i960 dicksons hill 845 am morning worship 1050 am sunday school wed 8 pm prayer bible study markham jo am sunday school 11 am morning worship 730 pjn evening service thurs 8 pm prayer service come and bring a fiend churchill musselmans lake bible school sunday july 17th 1560 1030 sunday school tho church that cares vivian mccormack memorial church rev bruce nisey pastor sunday july 17th 1960 1030 am bible school 730 evening worship tucs 8 pm bible study and prayer thurs 8 pm young peoples meeting brethren in christ church helse hill gormley pastor rev wm vonderlcnt ph richmond hill turner 43155 sunday july 17th 1960 sunday school 10 am worship service 11 am evangelistic 730 pm m16weck prayer service wed 745 pm you are cordially invited to all services stouffville united missionary church bev arthur walsh minister sunday july 17th 1960 10 am sunday school 11 am 730 pm the pastor will preach wed 8 pjrt prayer study