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classified sale register i lost found auctioneers w 0 atkinson phonestou a farmer pho gomiley s3h kstthabke prentice ph ax 35381 maritharn3i6 reg johnson sunderland out saturday may 20 fabu lous weekly auction at the stouffville sales arena now having the largest sales in 10 years demand good prices were never better come and ee this weekly affair with its special concessions you will be surprised always something different sale at 1 pm atkinson pollard wil son auctioneers saturday may 20 auc tion sale of house and lot and household furniture radio re frigerator bedroom furniture roal stove dishes cooking utensils china antique articles glassware garden equipment in the village of claremcnt the estate of the late mrs wm neal no reserve on chattels terms on chattels cash sale at 1 pm dst alvin s farmer auctioneer wed may 24 clearing auc tion of tractor implements in cluding 2 tractors baler 3- furrow tractor plow heavy duty 2whoel trailer lever har rows tractor double disc mh fertilizer grain drill 15 m in good condition bale elevator tractor spreader rubbertired wheel barrow side rake land roller oneway disc also 31 hybrid breeding ewes with 31 spring lambs good some furniture the property of thos m bolton at lot 3135 con 6 uxbridge twp 1 mile north of quaker hill farm is sold no reserve r e faulk ner clerk terms cash sale at 130 w d atkinson auctioneer wed may 24 auction sale of house and lot also furni ture quantity of glassware about 500 articles including amber glass antiques cran berry glass vases spinning wheel large quantity china many other articles you could find jn an antique shop at same time and place will be offered subject to reserve bid a 5room cottage about 18c0 sq ft floor space all floors covered with broadloom oil heated swimming pool also spring water double garage paved driveway lot size is 150 ft frontage by 223 ft in depth surrounded with ever green trees this is a beauti ful location for a home the terms are 10 of purchase price on property 8000 cash within 30 days balance left on first mortgage at 7 con 8 whitchurch south end of ballantrae on no48 highway on wed may 24th the pro perty of f r mabee terms on chattels cash sale at one sale of property at 3 pm a s farmer auctioneer phone gormley 5311 lloyd turner clerk auction sale thurs- day may 25 complete dis persal sale of nearly new farm machinery new tractor hay conditioner baled hay and straw lumber fence posts and rails milking machine and many other articles the property of john farquhar- son lot 29 cone 4 mark- ham on the don mills road sale at 7 pm dst no re serve as the farm is leased terms cash frank bennett auctioneer ralph faulkner clerk friday may 26 clearing auction sale of farm stock implements hay pigs furni ture etc including holstein cows bred and open heifers vac tb tested brucellosis free 1961 farmall 130 trac tor 3 yrs old 1955 dodge 1ton truck tractor scuffler plow otaco spreader cock- shutt 4bar side rake set of double discs mh power mow er one 12x16 cottage house wired pig feeder 1000 lb cap troughs hammer mill with hp motor feeders lumber number of pigs 500 bales of hay furniture etc the pro perty of ralph faulkner al lots 5 6 con 4 uxbridge twp 3 miles south of high way 47 or 1v miles north of uxbridge pickering townline no reserve as farm sold sale at 1 pm terms cash a m wood clerk w d atkinson sale mgr auctioneer saturday may 27 auction sale of house and j acre lot 6 rooms basement apartment double garage oil furnace small greenhouse driveway paved located in vaughan township on brooksidc dr 400 ft west of yonge st the property of john rutten phone tu42575 terms made lost s100 at the cashiers wicket at the stouffville sales arena reward 25 phone gormley 54 1 1 transportation young lady desires trans portation to downtown tor onto arriving by 830 and leaving at 430 ph gormley 5790 auction sale house and lot and antique stock quantity of glassware about 500 articles including amber glass spinning wheels vases cranberry glass large quantity of china many other articles which you will find in an antique shop south of ballantrae on highway 4s wednesday may 24 the property of f r mabee 13 different color vases includ ing opaline cranberry opal escent extra good condition venetian goblet blue venetian goblet ruby venetian goblet amber hyacinth bowl quantity milk glass 2 milk glass trays 2 pieces applied glass dish tray brides basket cranberry sterling frame amber water glasses bluegold decor decanter and 6 glasses pastel green hyacinth bowl goblet mitre design 2 fruit nappies old glass 8 shot glasses modern cocoa pot blue and white cocoa pot crackel china cookie jar china and silver quantity of blue china china flower pot tudor no of italian vases mulberry ironstone china plat ter number of china butter patties quantity of cups and saucers spinning wheels oxen yokes in all over 500 different art icles of all kinds at same time place will be offered subject to re serve bid a 5room cottage about 1800 square feet floor space all floors covered with broadloom oil heating swim ming pool spring water double garage paved driveway lot size 150 ft front age by 223 ft depth surround ed with evergreen trees this is a beautiful location and home terms on property 10 of purchase price day of sale 8000 cash within 30 days balance left on first mortgage at 7 interest terms on chattels cash sale at 1 pm dst sale of property at 3 pm lloyd turner clerk alvin s farmer auctioneer births reesor lewis and alma are happy to annouree the birth of their daughter mary lou 8 lbs 1 oz on may 16 1961 at the brierbush hos pital stouffville a sister for erie harold marvin and martha adoption jennings bea and lloyd are happy to announce the arrival of their chosen son kenneth mark in memoriam mulholland in loving memory of a dear husband and father william who passed away on may 18 1957 though his smile is gone for ever and his hands we cannot touch still we have so many memories of the one we loved so much his memory is our keepsake with which well never part god has him in his keeping we have him in our hearts sadly missed by wife son and daughterinlaw pugh in loving memory of a dear mother and grandmother mildred pugh who passed a- way may 15th 1959 god took her home it was his will but in our hearts she liveth still lovingly remembered by son walter daughterinlaw lillis and grandaughter diane notice to creditors and others in the estate of will iam j meed sometimes known as william j medd late of the village of stouffville in the county of york retired farm er ah persons having claims against the estate of william j meed deceased who died on or about the 27th day of april 1961 at the village of stouff ville in the county of york are required to file proof thereof with the undersigned on or be fore the 18th day of june 1961 after which date the executor will distribute the estate having regard only to the claims of which he shall then have notice dated at uxbridge this 10th day of may 1961 willard f greig qc uxbridge ontario solicitor for the exeecutor 503 high school news by michael paul known day of sale reserve bid sale at 2 dst open for in spection a s farmer auc tioneer ph gormley 531l wed may 31 auction sale of house and barn with 10 acres of land more or less situated at west half of lot 29 con 3 uxbridge south of newmar ket road and north of good wood the estate of the late newton macclaren no re serve as property must be sold to clear up estate terms 10 of purchase price day of sale balance cash in 30 days clear title or no sale sale at 730 pm dst as farmer auctioneer saturday june 3 auc tion sale of household furni ture 3piece chesterfield frig- idaire refrigerator 6 cu ft findlay cook stove with top oven 4burner electric stove dining room suite bedroom furniture dishes china glass ware cooking utensils in the village of clarcmont opposite school the estate of the late john beelby no reserve pro perty sold terms cash sale at 1 pm dst lloyd turner clerk- alvin s farmer auc tioneer tues june 6 auction sale of farm implements mh tractor no44 with pto allis chal mers hay baler cobbey 80- bus tractor manure spreader on rubber fertilizer tractor seed drill 15 disc full line of implement milk cooler a swathcr new in 1958 garden tractor and equipment at lot 86 con 1 whitchurch m mile east of yonge st on stjohns side road the property of kinrara farms due to busy time for farmers this sale is being held at 730 pm dst no reserve as farm rented terms cash a s farmer auctioneer notice to creditors and others in the estate of emma adeline nighswander late of the township of pickering in the county of ontario widow deceased all persons having claims against the estate of emma adeline nighswander late of the township of picker ing in the county of ontario widow deceased who died on or about the 6th day of decem ber ad 195s are required to file proof of same with the un dersigned executors or their solicitors on or before the 12th day of june 1961 after which date the estate will be distribut ed having regard only to the claims of which the undersigned shall then have notice dated at markham ontario this 9th dav of mav 1961 randall spofford and bruce maclean by their solicitors 493 cattanach hindson 60 main street markham ontario tenders spring concert stouffville highs annual spring concert held last friday night proved to be a very enter taining event in the play bimbo the pir ate directed by mrs gresham joe olszevski gave a fine per formance as the notorious pir ate captain karen kennedy ron patrick and john smithson were outstanding as bimbos de fiant captives gary yates gord powell and pete baxter also did well in supporting roles the school orchestra directed by mr waite was at its mellow best as were the junior and se nior choirs directed by mrs gresham and mr mercer re spectively the musical portion of the programme was high lighted by a delightful solo by lynda nolan the second play a light com edy entitled now that aprils here was directed by mrs lin dsay the cast of talented actors in cluded anna may sanders rick ellery janet button lois stouf- fer erie button and judy van koughnet over 200 adults and students were present at this years con cert track and field monday of this week was a dark day in stouffville highs track and field history at the annual eckhardt meet held at pickering college stouffville placed last out of a field of eight schools richmond hill counted a grand total of 222 points to win the event while thornhill was second with 140 woodbridge ranked third with 81 and markham a close fourth with 80 newmarket took the fifth place spot with 71 points and bayview was sixth with 65 aurora seventh with 37 and stouffville held down last place with a strong 34 points glenn jackson and laurie buckland were stouffvilles on ly first place winners jackson won the intermediate broad jump with a jump of 19 ft 7 inches and buckland took the real ribbon in the junior pole- vault event with a jump of 8 feet 4 inches john riddle placed second in the junior broad jump and an drew watson came third in the junior 100 yard dash barry mc lean and joe haylow took sec ond in their respective hurdle heats and bob purdy finished fourth in the junior 880 roger stover was fourth in the senior hopstep and jump event the junior relay team rid dle watson middlemiss and meabry finished second and the intermediate boys relay team ranked fourth in the girls entries diane nel son came third in the senior high jump and anna may san ders fourth in the junior event the intermediate girls relay team byer slack kidd and nicholson finished second coming soon stouffville highs first annual athletic banquet will be held on friday may 26th the guest speaker will be the well known television personality fred sgambati the presentation of awards to stouffvilles outstand ing athletes will be made garbage contract whitchurch township council on monday evening accepted the tender of howard p eeli for the collection of garhnse at the three township lake areas mr bells price was set out as fol lows wilcox lake and oak ridges s3s00 preston lake 250 musselmans lake s2190 special collections s100 making a total of s6240 the township will be paid s200 for the rental of the dumping ground three tenders were received for the contract all being within 500 the job was held in 1960 by merlyn preston and in 1959 by ross smith township of whitchurch tender for weed spraying material sealed tenders clearly marked as to contents will be received by the undersigned until 12 oclock noon tuesday may 23rd 1961 to supply and deliver to muni cipal garage vandorf ont in five 5 imperial gallon contain ers properly marked as to con tents ninety 90 gallons of amine type 24d weed killer and twenty 20 gallons of 245t brush killer tenders must state acid equiv alent per gallon lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted ernest davis 492 road superintendent rr4 stouffville ont franks movers storage modern heated storage agntfor moving with care everywhere united tu 42613 van una phon chct richmond hill township of whitchurch tender for asphalt primer sealed tenders plainly marked as to contents will be received by the undersigned until 12 oclock noon tuesday may 23rd 1961 for supplying hauling and ap plying approximately 30000 gal lons of asphalt primer to be applied on roads in the town ship of whitchurch as directed by the road superintendent all materials and equipment to conform to the department of highways specifications lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted ernest davis 492 road superintendent rr4 stouffville orl presummer stock reducing sale of typewriters just look these for savings pine orchard glad to report that opp offi cer james stewart is able to be home from hospital following surgery mrs harold eveleigh of aur ora was a weekend visitor with her father mr r chapman two of our men folk are slowed down owing to foot in juries mr harry brammer had the misfortune to break his ankle and walt johnston injured his arch mr and mrs rae mcclure entertained dinner guests from newmarket thornbury and willowdale on wednesday last little gordon thome of rex- dale has been spending a few- weeks with mr and mrs harry brammer while his mommy was in hospital welcoming the new twins mrs james woodhouse enter tained the wi ladies last wed a good crowd enjoyed the film showing ryerson college in its different phases mr and mrs herb white and family spent sunday in clare- mont with their parents mr and mrs white and mr and mrs johnston mrs harry brammer mrs w johnston mrs a boake and miss a widdifield attended the 50th anniversaary of schomberg wi on thursday night birth jamieson donald and shir ley nee empringham are happy to announce the birth of their daughter karen ei leen on tuesday may 9th 1961 in the oshawa general hospital crafted lo tenders scaled tenders will be accepted by the undersigned up to noon may 23rd 1961 for the following items which are required by the township of markham to estab lish a water truck for fire fight ing purposes a one truck of approximately 20000 lbs gvs b 1000 gallon water tank for installation in truck detailed specifications mav be obtained from the clerks office h c t crisp orktreas township of markham rjo gormley or 492 over new smithcorona supers 3 only rcg 13750 sale 9950 new smithcorona galaxie 1 only rcg 14750 sale 10950 new underwood universal 1 only reg s12450 sale 9500 these portables are all with carrying case complete demonstrator smithcorona super 1 only sale 8950 demonstrator smithcorona clipper 1 only sale 7450 rental model smithcorona super safe 7500 rental model underwood leaders sale 6500 if you are in need of a port able typewriter you will never do better than the prices quoted above convenient bud get terms if desired the stouffville tribune mone 151 stouffville styled lo ra 7 wogk more features of comfort truly add the ultimate in footwear to your wardrobe in all popular sizes slies 5 12 to 9 in bone and buck 1495 lehmans shoes pool to open if warm weather holds the stouffville community swimming pool will open on the weekend if weather condi tions are suitable according to the manager mr andy wil liams painting has been completed and the water is ready and wait ing for the sun to warm it up 17yr0id pays fine from own bank account the heavy penalty that can be imposed on a driver for break ing the speed limits was im pressed on a 17 year old mark ham village lad when he ap peared in buttonville traffic court on friday morning with his father to face a charge filed by pc darrel dewar and pc wm gunn robt g ward rob inson street was fined 2500 and 850 costs for travelling at so miles per hour in a 50 mile zone on no 7 highway between markham and unionville fol lowing the conviction the fa- magistrate to show some len- spoken in defence of his son informed the court that his boy would be required to pay the entire fine out of his week ly allowance his drivers per mit was also endorsed the case one of the longest in buttonville court history was completed after almost three hours of tes timony the young driver had entered a plea of not guilty and was represented by counsel twocar chase pc dewar related the details of the incident that occurred on the night of march 19th he said he observed the ward vehicle westbound on no 7 highway and when it appeared to be mov ing at an excessive rate of speed in a 30 mile zone he gave chase he said that another car driven by neil brodie of union ville later became involved and it was necessary to step the police cruisers speed up to 105 miles per hour to close the gap between the cars brodie was apprehended on victoria street in unionville ward was later questioned at his parents home in markham both drivers were charged although the brodie case has not come before the courts complete surprise mr ward said that the 80 mile per hour charge came as a complete surprise and shock to him he said that his son had told him that he had pos sibly been exceeding the speed limit but not to the extent of the charge miss frances jones of unionville a front seat pas senger in the car agreed under oath that the speed had been excessive but felt that it would be less than 80 miles per hour i think my father has a swell car but i wasnt trying to show off said the defend ant he said he was taking five other young people home at the time the police have no axe to grind with this young man in any way shape or form said police chief fred white speak ing for the crown he said that both the accused and his family were highly respected residents of the community he said that the father had already placed some restrictions on his sons driving privileges and asked the magistrate tot show some len iency since it was the youths first oftense risk officers lives magistrate n p kelley point ed out that there was no ques tion with regard to a speeding infraction and suggested that the charge could well have been changed to that of careless driv ing there are too many inci dents of young people getting into highpowered cars and risk ing the lives of police officers he said he noted that no officer would accelerate his cruiser to 105 miles per hour unless such action was necessary he said that other persons on the high way must also be protected he commended the father for his presence in court he said that the offense could call for a max imum fine but on the request of the crown he would show leniency philosopher alwavs heh8er the teakettle iaiih08hupt0irswec inhotwater i still continues o0sing 9 main st w pbom 95w midtown garage your local bp dealer otllman sales service general repairs 21hr towing r70w days evenings 1t0j the stourtyue tribune tkndty miy 18 1961 pice 15 local man faces serious charge an altona man has been charged by the ontario provin cial police with indecent assault involving a 4 year old girl ac cording to police the accused is married but separated from his wife the little girl was brought to stouffville by her parents and underwent a medical exam ination it is reported that the parents were close friends of the accused mr les rowbotham main street is presently confined to the western hospital in tor onto knots in pine logs are almost imperishable decaying much less rapidly than the log itself church news christ church anglican stouffville rev john l ball rector sunday may 21st 1961 whit sunday 930 am holy communion 930 am junior sunday school 1030 am sr sunday school 8 pm wed choir practice stouffville united church rev douglas davis sunday may 21st 1961 sunday school 945 am junior to senior 11 am nursery to primary 11 am divine worship pentecost mon may 22 no explorers may 29 explorer graduation tues 730 pm cubs wed 730 pm scouts tues may 23 father and son banquet thur may 25 mother and daughter banquet stouffville baptist church s323 a church with a message for today minister rev j williams sunday may 21st 1961 10 am bible school 11 am morning worship 7 pm prayer meeting 730 pm evening service wed 8 pm prayer bible study fri 715 pm choir practice we welcome you 1 gormley united missionary church kcv c e hunking minister sunday may 21st 1961 10 am sunday school 11 am morning worship 730 pm evening service wed 8 pm prayer and bible study you are always welcome at gormley stouffville memorial christian church faslor mr clarence t bass sunday may 21st 1961 10 am sunday school 11 am morning worship 730 pm evening service young peoples meeting mon 8 pm childrens choir practice wed 7 pm prayer and bible study wed 8 pm bloomington christian associated gospel church pastor mr gordon gooderham sunday may 21st 1961 945 am bible school 11 am morning worship 730 pm gospel service mon 7 pm young peoples wed 8 pm prayer meeting the cross is the key that unlocks the gate of heaven ringwood christian church pastor barry jones sunday may 21st 1961 10 am sunday school 1110 am worship service 8 pm mon christian endeavor prayer meeting churchill musselmans lake bible school sunday may 21st 1961 1030 sunday school brethren in christ church ncise hill gormley raster rev wm vandcrbcnt ph richmond hill turncr 43155 sunday may 21st 1961 10 am sunday school 11 am worship service 730 pm evangelistic wed 745 pm midweek prayer meeting stquffvilji united missicjfh church v bev arthur walsh minister sunday may 21st 1961 10 am sunday school 11 am morning service communion 730 pm evening service the pastor will preach wed 730 pm family night bring all the family to our midweek meeting prayer meeting yps meeting jun ior meeting united church melville charge rev g davison sunday may 21st 196 930 am bethesda 1035 am peachs 1140 am melville 1030 am bethesda sunday school missionary sunday guest speaker rev l har- wood of bolivia st james presbyterian church stouffville minister bev gordon llamill ba sunday may 21st 1961 10 am morning worship 10 am church school worship with us altona united 5iissionary church bev dow sargcant pastor sunday may 21st 1961 1030 am sunday school 730 pm worship service wed s pm prayer service second markham baker hill baptist churches rev bruce niscy sunday may 21st 1961 second markham prayer service every wed 8 pm sunday bible school 10 am come and help us win tha contest service 11 am young peoples 730 pm baker hill prayer service thurs 8 pm sunday bible school 130 pm service 230 pm all are welcome come united missionary church bev alfred rccs minister sunday may 21st 1961 markham 10 am sunday school attend this growing school 11 am pentecost sunday why be filled with the spirit 730 pm evangelistic service subject the most expensive thing in ihe world the joseph family will sing in the morning service the kennedy family will sing in the evening service mon may 22 district youth rally all day in the stouffvllla youth centre dicksons hill 945 am worship service this is pentecost sunday the pastor will preach 1050 am sunday school come and receive a good christian education tues may 23 wms all dav work meeting ywms at 815 pm make our church your church home almira mennonite church sunday may 21st 19gi worship service 10 am everyone welcome vivian mccormack memorial church ecv bruce hlsny pastor sunday may 21st 1961 1030 bible school 730 pm evening worship mon 8 pm outdoor party at the church tues 8 pm prayer bible study thurs sunday school conven tion at wesley fri 8 pm young peoples meeting saturday may 20 sports activities proceeding the rally kally time 830 pm musical night ruitjtt m- m tns we w arc having special western k gospel music featuring don nnr gord lij ijt ir film newly vlrad dynamic film in- flsluuhsb titled appointment tpfcapfrfeamr teenager brim your date i3y sunday may 21 fireside 911 2nd showing of film appointment quiz maple hill baptist vs markham gospel chapel