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classified transportation fide wanted from stouff- vibe to dickson hill arriving 8 am- phone 11s4 in memoriam corfield in loving mem ory of my dear wife janet who passed away on sept 4 i960 god knew that she was suffering that the hills were hard to climb so he closed her weary eyelids and whispered peace be thine away in the beautiful hill of god by the valley of rest so fair some day we know not when we will meet our loved one there d b corfield giles in remembrance to our son freddie who passed away aug 29 1960 he is gone hut not forgotten and as dawns another year in our lonely hours of thinking thoughts of him are always near days of sadness still come oer us many think the wound is healed but they little know the sorrow that lies in the heart concealed mother father and linda giles in loving memory of a nephew who passed awav aug 29 1960 his charming ways and smiling face are a pleasure to recall he had a kindly word for each and died beloved by all aunt bessie and uncle john giles remembrance to our dear brother freddie who passed away august 29 1960 time may heal the broken heart ed time may make the wound less sore but it cannot fill the longing for the loved one gone before who shall say the grief is less ened though the smiles hide the tears memories keep the wound still open with the passing of the years sister darlene and brotherinlaw ira implements smalley blower for sale with 50 ft of pipe ph mark- ham s6w4 births timbers mr and mrs carl timbers are pleased to an nounce the birth of a son eric carl on august 24 1961 at york county hospital new market a special thanks to dr mitchell hill grant and nan are pleas ed to announce the arrival of a son gary grant on august 17 1961 kerswilljoyce and george are happy to announce the birth of their son on saturday august 26 1961 at york coun ty hospital newmarket first grandson for mr and mrs walter jacob widdifield doug and joy nee mccully are happy to announce the birth of a son kevin douglas on august 24 1961 at york county hospital newmarket york club great success want a gun license attend van dor f course a hunter safety training ives during the year asking for course starts this thursday the certificates but there is only night at 8 pm at whitchurch one way to obtain them and that township office vandorf i is by taking the course people the course is sponsored by the whitchurch conservation club and makes it possible for inex perienced hunters who have not had gun licenses before to qual ify for a license in ontario under ontario law anyone applying for a gun license must produce a previous gun license make a declaration that he once held a gun license or produce a certificate of completion of a hunter safety course program irwin watts past president of the club said that many peo ple come to club representat- who want gun licenses when the hunting season begins will be out of luck unless they can show- a ceitificate of the course or a previous license we are trying to help the hunter mr watts said and we hope there will be a large enrolment this is the only such course given in this area volunteer instructors are jack campbell murray raymer dan ny craig and irwin watts whitchurch townshp hall is on the east side of the don mills rd at vandorf greenwood at carlisle next greenwood knocked out horn by in the first round cf the on tario rural softball intermedi ate b league the second round of the series will be played in carlisle on fri day night with the return game being played in claremon on monday night loses license for drinking while driving whitchurch cases occupy court harbron in loving mem ory of william harbron who passed away august 31 1960 sunshine fades and shadows fall but sweet remembrance outlasts all remembered by wife and family witney of percy in loving memory ii witney who passed away september 4 1960 his memory is as dear today as in the hour he passed away betty rota and buck youngsters in york county this summer are taking part in what is thought to be the only third year 4h tractor club in ontario sponsored in part by york federation of agriculture which pays one third of prize money and provides a seasonend ban quet for the dozen members the club gives training in tractor maintenance and operation it was started in 1959 by john ogilvie then engineering spec ialist with the ontario depart ment of agriculture with j gourlay milliken of the massey ferguson company as club lead er at the end of the first year the sponsors leaders and mem bers were enthusiastic about the success of the club and decided to carry it on during 1960 pro viding more advanced training in safe operation and mainten ance this year the training is even more advanced covering most farm machines the members now are reaching the upper age limit for 4h work but next year there will likely be a new firstyear club robert james brickolls of whitchurch township pleaded guilty to improper driving when he appeared in newmarket court on monday before magis trate os uollimake he was fined 20 or 4 days plus s13 costs vandorf opp said that the accused man had been in volved in an accident with an other car driven by ralph baker of toronto the accused man had been north bound on hgy 48 end had pulled in front from the passing lane too sharply causing a collision brickolls pleaded that he did not see an oncoming car and had to get back into the lane too quickly he was allowed one month to pay the fine john gilroy age 17 and james fleming age 19 both of whit church twp pleaded not guilty in newmarket court on monday to possession of an offensive weapon they pleaded guilty however of having liquar while under age john a klutchkoss a service station operator at gormley testified that the youth had been driving a motorcycle near his garage on the 21st of july when he and several workmen were outside the premises he said they had pulled out what appear ed to be a small knife and had made threatening gestures the youths were fined s25 and costs or 5 days the magis trate said that it would appear that liquor was the cause of their actions and that they were merely trying to be big shots franks movers storage modern heated storage agent for moving with care everywhere united tu 42613 van line phone collect richmond hill 31use piano and vocal lessons commencing sept 5 1961 enroll now for new fall term all grades including conservatory work new pupils always welcome mrs gordon beli slouffville 557w4 a woman in england is cut ting a third set of teeth the lengths theyll go to stay young womens institutes to make visits inside ontario the women of ontario are on the move in the first of a series of pilgrimages in which they will drop in for tea and conver sation in other communities this first adventure in oc tober will see busloads of mem bers of the federated womens institutes of ontario on a four- day tour that will commence in toronto and pass through parry sound sudbury manitoulin is north bay and back to toronto via the muskoka area in the course of their journey the women from southern on tario as they travel through some of the most beautiful re gions of the province will meet fellow members in other cent res form friendships and dis cuss their aims and ideas their projects and problems as more of these tours take place in the future the 38000 members of the federated wo mens institutes scattered throughout ontario will obtain personal knowledge of their province and of matters concern ing each other out of such expeditions and the interchange of views the good results will be interest and understanding stretching across communities crystallizing opin ion and consolidating effort in the several spheres of activity in which members of the institutes are engaged locally and pro- vincially the cumulative effect cannot fail to be constructive michael west aged 22 of scar borough pleaded guilty in new market monday on a charge of impaired driving he was convicted by magistrate o s hollinrake and sentenced to jail for 10 days and his license to drive suspended for one year west had been driving his vehicle south on the don mills road on august 5 in an intoxi cated state several complaints were phoned to the markham township police after west had almost collided wiih several vehicles as he veered rom one side of the highway to the ether w hen apprehended he had rammed the car into a tree and turned i t over i n a culvert police had to pull west and two passengers from the car and were unable to question him at the time of the accident west received a cut to the head but was otherwise unhurt when asked by the magistrate if he had anything to say before sentence was passed he said i dont remember much about it the magistrate said on such evi dence he was not prepared to give the option of a fine a pas senger in the vehicle anthony john greenalgh aged 22 of newmarket pleaded guilty to having possession of several bottles of beer and a part bottle of liquor he was fined 10 and costs or seven days additional local miss lois chambers is visit ing at camp borden for a week with miss patsy gilbert bruce and danny gilbert are visiting with gary chambers in stouffville for a week mr and mrs norman siscoe and family of oshawa were vis iting his mother mrs gordon siscoe church st enroute to their new home in chatham where he has been appointed in spector for high schools in western ontario spec nly265 1 step table 2 lamps 1 cushion 2piece chesterfield suite 1 coffee table 1 foot stool l e oneill furniture main street stouffville phone 9w 1 i mrs ray mccully and dau ghter miss diana rae mccully rn of blackwater have been visiting this wek with mr and mrs doug widdifield glad pk avenue i t all about horses in the last five years saddle horses have been on the increase throughout the province of on tario and for that matter throughout all of canada and not to bo left out stouffville and vicinity also how many of you knew that the stouffvilie branch of the canadian legion used to sponsor a horse show right in stouffville ill bet not too many because the population of this town and its surrounding area has almost doubled in recent years i believe the last show was held in 1951 on july 1st it was a oneday show with 15 classes 2 palomino classes one hack class and all the rest hunters and jumpers if the legion lias wondered all these years what was the trouble with this show to make it unsuccessful i would say too much jumping and not enough other classes today when people go to a horse show they want to sec as many different classes and different breeds of horses as they can these classes may in clude light harness horses and ponies western saddle horses saddle horse and pony classes parade classes trail horse classes english western jumping breed classes dont you think there would be some thing for everyone at a show- like this i could not estimate the num ber of horses now residing in the stouffville area but im sure ts at least three times what it was when this show was on perhaps now would be a good time to give the show another chance how the horse evolved the horse as we know him had his beginning some 60 mil lion years ago in the eocene period judging by the fossilized remains found in wyoming and new mexico the dawn horse eohoppus was somewhere be- tween ten and twenty inches in height and looked like a cross between a jack rabbit and a whippet his iq was probably not up to that of the modern possum as the millennia went by eo- hippus changed radically prin cipally he grew larger which meant that in the absence of other means of defense he had to acquire fteetness c foot in order to escape his enemies the slow substle process of evo lution accomplished this for him llis feet which originally cedar grove when exhibition time comes around summer seems to be ov er school is uppermost in the childrens thoughts and pickles and crops in their parents but between now and winter lies the lovliest time in the canadian year the cool days when driv ing is a pleasure and the brill iant gay colours of our autumn if you need a destination for a fall drive how about one of our canadian historical sites there is one in any direction and at any distance not forgetting the new museum at brougham it may be a short drive but it would be well to allow consider able time niagara holds an a- bundance of history for viewing along with the falls and of course the picnic facilities are ideal jordans historical muse um is well known but it is al ways a worthwhile adventure to take a visitor postal history is well illustrated in the old post office museum in oakville and sharon temple has added a furnished log cabin and the 110- year- old doan house in toron to the home of the first mayor mackenzie house is only closed on mondays and the sigmund samuel canadiana gallery at 14 queens park cresc illustrates canadian history to say noth ing of the ontario museum old fort york and colborne lodge in high park ps if you have the inclinat ion but not the time perhaps a call to sim roesor would per suade him to show you his fine folk collection of museum pieces the iga truck rodeo was held on sunday and curtis tomm won the trophy for best tractortrailer driver in the co the metro and regional rodeos are yet to come and sundays award makes curtis eligible to compete for higher honours austin and colin reesor are home again after covering 6000 miles of canadian and us high ways from cedar grove to jasp er to new mexico and back the shoudys are in fine fettle after a month near bancroft and ida tapscott the children along with ruby and mabel are off to haliburton for a holiday humble apologies for missing this scoop last wek archie little won a prize at the last euchre the community club meeting was held monday night at marg and jack waltons plans for euchres were drawn up for sept 4 and a series of five from sept 18 plans were laid for the rink this winter but discussion for next years garden party was slow since the years losses a- mounted to over 15000 on sat evening sept 9 the club will hold a wiener and corn roast on the corner lot to which the com munity is invited there will be a silver collection tharaiay aust 31 1961 the stoortviue tobunf pjj 7 notice by a resolution of council the week of september icth 24th 1961 is hereby proclaimed national home week in the township of markham w r dean reeve h c t crisp clerk be wise read the tribune classifieds claremont miss joyce reynolds of clare- mont and miss shirley hutchin son of barrie returned home saturday after a pleasant mot or trip visiting first at smiths falls they attended a girl friends wedding they travelled on to gananoque for a cruise through the thousand islands to upper canada village at mor- risburg montreal and quebec cities and the laurentians en- route home christ church anglican stouffville kev john l call rector sunday september 3rd 19g1 fourteenth sunday after trinity 930 a m i loly communion 930 am nursery sunday school 7 pm wednesday junior choir practice new members wel comed 9 to 14 years of age stouffville united church sunday september 3rd 1961 sunday school 945 am junior to senior 11 am nursery to primary 11 am divine worship rev douglas davis 730 pm young peoples hic regular wms meeting sept 14th at the home of mrs s crouch pot luck luncheon at 1 pm stouffville baptist church had several toes and doglike pads developed into hoofs of a size and toughness sufficient to carry him swiftly and surely over any kind of country the bones muscles and ligaments of the legs seem also to have adapted themselves to running giving the horse both greater strength and a longer straight- cr groundconsuming stride the long spindly legs of the newborn foal which make him such an appealing youngster also enable him to meet the ageold demand for the speed necessary to survival prodded by instinct he stands and walks even before he is dry and with in a few hours after birth on legs almost as long as his dams he is able to travel with the herd in comparative safety evolution has also given the horse extraordinary teeth and eyes for the munching of grass an exceedingly abras ive foodstuff he has developed a most accommodating set of teeth they not only continue to grow as they are worn down but have such complex ridging that they retain their cutting edges throughout his normal lifetime his eyes which are larger than those of any other land mammal are singularly placed so that he has a complete semi circle of vision on both sides of his head which enables him to spot danger from the side or rear scratch pads from jumbo size down to nofe size get them at stouffville tribune a church with a message for today minister kcv j williams sunday september 3rd 1961 10 am bible school classes for all ages 11 am family worship followed by communion service 7 pm prayer meeting 730 pm evangelistic service wed 8 pm prayer bible study we welcome you i second markham baker hill baptist churches rev bruce hiscy sunday september 3rd 1961 second markhnm you are invited to join us in prayer wed 8 pm sunday services bible school 10 am morning service 11 am lords supper at 2 noon baiter hill every member urged to attend our prayer service thurs 8 pm next lords day service 945 am bible school 11 am service of song fellowship 8 pm subj for morning services thirteen men at a table stqufiyille united mjsibafys chlurjkftrfe rev arthur walsh minister sunday september 3rd 1961 10 am sunday school with classes for all ages 11 am and 730 pm the pas tor will preach wed 8 pm praver and bibla study st james presbyterian church stouffville minister rev gordon hnmlll ba sunday september 3rd 1961 10 am morning worship 10 am church school worship with us gormley united missionary church rev c e hunkinjr minister sunday september 3rd 1961 10 am bible school classes for all ages 11 am worship service 730 pm evening service 8 pm wed prayer and bibl study you are always welcome at gormley brethren in christ church hcise hill gormley pastor rev wm vandcrbcnt ph richmond hill turner 43153 sunday september 3rd 1961 10 am sunday school 11 am worship sendee 730 pm evangelistic wed 745 pm midweek prayer meeting stouffville memorial christian church pastor mr clarence t bass sunday september- 3rd 1961 10 am sunday school 11 am morning worship 730 pm evening service prayer and bible study wed 8 pm in parsonage th united church melville charge rev g davison sunday september 3rd 1961 930 am bethesda 1035 am peachs 1140 am melville a eton a united missionary church rev dow sargeant pastor sunday september 3rd 1961 1030 am sunday school 730 pm worship service wed 8 pm prayer service united missionary church rev alfred rccs minister sunday september 3rd 1961 markham 10 am sunday school for the entire family 11 am worship service sub ject enjoying the bible 730 pm esangclistic service the pastor begins a new series of sermons on how the world began thurs 8 pm prayer and bible study in the secret place of rrayer dicksons hill 945 am worship service in creasing in the knowledge of god by the study of the word 1050 am sunday school this is a must for you wed 8 pm praver and bible study the sin of prayer icssness make our church your church home vivian mccormacic memorial church rev bruce hiscy tastor sunday september 3rd 1961 1030 bible school 730 pm evening worship tues 8 pm prayer bible study thurs 8 pm young peoples bl0omington christian associated gospel church pastor air gordon goodcrham sunday september 3rd 1961 945 am bible school 11 am morning worship churchill musselmans lake bible school sunday september 3rd 1961 1030 sunday school ringwood christian church tastor barry jones sunday september 3rd 1961 10 am sunday school 1110 am 730 pm worship service 8 pm mon ce prayer meet ing almira mennonite church i sunday september 3rd 1951 j worship service 10 am everyone welcome siouaviiu wq saturday sept 2nd 7 pm sports time come and rhrer your favorite team 9 pm rally time with tenor soloist iekoy soper and teen favorite duan benjamin sunday sept 3rd 015 pm firemde with the dramatic film thy too nl christ special kust soloist margaret conner vaster of ceremonies leroy soper