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r mmi i j iiju l jjwh1 y mr and mrs adamo post- daughter of mr and mrs eraro are pictured here fol- wellington yake of good- lowing their recent marriage wood the groom is the son in the stouftville united mis- of mr and mrs luckmo pos- sionary church the bride is teraro of toronto the former evelyn yake cadieux studio the wms of the united missionary church held their reorganization meeting on thursday evening at the home of mrs robt paisley west- lawn cresc rev a walsh had charge of the elections and the following were elected to of fice for 1964 pres mrs lloyd wideman vice pres mrs ed herbert secty mrs george timbers asst secty mrs carl rcesor trcas miss louie hoo ver asst trcas miss vera tarr sewing con mrs george byer mrs al hudson assts mrs m brethour mrs carl wideman miss mabel hoover social convenors mrs jake grove mrs john brubachcr pianist mrs robt paisley as sistant mrs garth good on executive mrs bert stoufler mrs reg stoufter flower com jvss bertha stoufter miss mar gery mertens mrs lloyd wide- man was in charge of the bus iness meeting which followed the program was convened by mrs mervyn brethour assisted by mrs jake grove mrs al hudson and mrs gord brown mrs gordon brown read the scripture mrs a walsh and miss vera tarr led in prayer and soloist was mrs al hudson the guest speaker mrs g ad ams spoke on prayer giving 4 keys to prayer listen medita tion receiving and giving a work meeting wil be held on nov 28th at mrs john bruba- chers home the november meeting of the stoultville wi was held in the library basement on wednes day nov 13 the president mrs b davidson presided and opened the meeting with the reading of an article on rem embrance day items of busin ess were discussed concerning the bazaar at the end of nov ember the roll call a clipping or a picture with a written sto ry of a local event which took place at least 25 years ago was responded to by several of the members and was very interes ting mrs t baxter historical research and current events convenor took charge of the meeting mrs o burton gave the motto and mrs s arnold current events mrs j under wood and mrs t baxter each gave interesting readings mrs a ratcliff showed her slides on local scenes which were most beautiful tea hostesses were mrs burton mrs p barrie and mrs c badgcro birth rfesor mr and mrs john t reesor nee elsie wide- man announce the birth of their daughter mary jane on friday nov 15th 1963 at the bricrbush hospital stouft- ville still born former stouftville district resident dies mrs jessie gerrie williams died at the home of her daugh ter ella 88 caledonia rd to ronto on nov 11 1963 in her 93rd year she was a daughter of the late mr and mrs john gerrie who settled in brant county in the 1860s later mo ving to fergus where their daughter jessie was born in 1892 she married arthur wil liams who predeceased her in 1944 they made their home in the stouffville district until 19 years ago when she moved to toronto surviving are sons bertram of markham edward of stouffville and a daughter ella mrs c woodcock of to ronto 9 grandchildren and 24 great grandchildren also two sisters mrs ida page of toron to and mrs annie lee of lon don ont the funeral service was at the oneill funeral chapel on thurs nov 14 in charge of rev gordon hamill pallbear ers were arthur woodcock ed gar woodcock bruce wood cock jack williams walter williams and gerald acton in terment was in stouffville cem etery the local horticultural soci- ty which was organized in 1924 held its annual meeting in the united church basement on friday nov 15 this was pre ceded by a pot luck supper to which over 150 were present rev d davis was master of ceremonies for the program which followed music was pro vided by the hisey quartette whose members are paul dave and john hisey and lawrie windbourne mr a h williams gave the directors report of the years activities m mertens gave the report of the nominating comm after which mr simmonds of the riverdale society and assist dist director took charge of the nominations the following is the slate of officers for 1964 pres mr fred griffin 1st vice mrs h dixon 2nd vice mrs a ratcliff secy c o james hon direc mr arthur lamb directors 1963 and 1964 mrs w timbers mrs a willi ams mrs f goudie mrs m storey miss m mertens direc tors 19641965 mrs e baker mrs c lemon mrs a smith mrs f byer mrs a paisley associate director miss eva hoover other appointments will be made at the first meet ing guest speakers were mr and mrs don moyer of toronto who shared their pictures taken this summer while on a trip with their family to the british isles and the continent the commentary given on the pic- lures made them of greater interest editors mail uxbridge ontario november 18 1963 to the editor stouflvilie tribune stouhville ontario an article in your paper last week stated that the members of the council did no know why i had resigned as assessor of the township of uxbridge i thought i had made my point quite clear to them as i had pointed out that an assessor has the same rights as any other citizen as far as assessment is concerned and these rights they failed to grant me even al though i had giver them in stances of comparable assess ment in the township it was also noted that reeve n hogg is in favour of county wide assessment i wish to heartily endorse his stand on this matter county wide as- sessment would eliminate a reeve and members of a coun- cil sitting as a group as the court of revision and this in turn would eliminate biased decisions as the court would have no petty politics to influ ence their decisions thus all citizens would be assured of a fair hearing i further feel that the citizens of the township should determine the stand future councillors take regard ing county wide assessment and keep this in mind prior to the next election mr hogg ilso stated that he was fed up with the way- things were going and well he might so might the councillors and also the citizens of the township of uxbridge here are a few discrepancies i have uncovered during my term as assessor a whole groups of buildings not shown on the field cards and therefore not previously assessed b numerous homes with mod ern conveniences installed and were not assessed c numerous homes listed on the field cards as being up to 40e unfinished and which in fact had been finished for a number of years these homes received reduced assessment d buildings listed with incor rect dimensions this reduced the assessment some times up to 30 e buildings listed on the field cards as uninhabitable and in fact were quite habitable and had not been assessed as such f houses of a thousand square feet or more not listed or in some cases with a nominal as sessment of only a few hundred dollars g gravel pits operating in the township and not assessed as such when in fact one pit had been under option to the township for a year and yet was still not assessed as a gravel pit h in 1962 some s40000 was collected for dog- tax in 1963 over 150000 was collected i found some two hundred people not listed on the assess ment roll which at 300 per capita grant from the province meant a loss of approx 60000 to the township in view of the above mr editor i think many people in the township should as the reeve states be fed up with what we have long ago yours very truly r f clarke rr 1 uxbridge ttit stouftyim tribune tkirsdjy november 21 1963 pi 3 ents but one another in short we have a problem concerned people seek a solu- tion but the answer is definitely j not to be found in legalizing and thus condoning corruption the sole solution rests in the returning of a sinful frustrated and confused people to a right- ous and holy god yours tryly leroy r soper ps it would be enlightening to see a comparison between the revenue from liquor sales gambling and lotteries over against the expenditure by the government to rehabilitate those affected by their direct influence list the broken homes and marriages alongside the projects financed by blood money list the amounts lost in salaries beside the salaries given by liquor companies show us the family love chanc ed by the whole scope of these vices show us the national stability derived ls local and personal happenings 37 main st w stouffville ont nov 181963 to the editor stouffville tribune stouffville out our modern society is posses sed with all the seeds necessary for its own destruction and now they are planning to add one more straw to the camels back by the legalization of lotteries and gambling the law is something to out wit honesty is fast becoming a legend parents are merely objects for disobedience and scorn marriage is a sexual or social convenience children are a burden and often a curse and at the nucleus and most signifi- vant the bible is a fairy tale and god a myth why are we calling something right which has always been proven wrong why do we legalize moral and social decadence where has our reasoning gone when we say if the majority does it it must be right philosophy calls our day the age of anxiety the day of the shrug and the pinnacle of a sensate age psychiatrists tell us that we cannot build mental hospitals fast enough to ac commodate the increase in mental patients psychiatrists arc not only treating their pati- stouffville ont mr j thomas stouffville tribune dear editor in regard to the editorials that have appeared in the paper the past weeks stating our service clubs could be wrecked if the police carried out the crack down on gambling i strongly disagree im sure our service clubs are built on a better foundation than a flimsy game of chance so now they look for another source of in come to help carry out their many very worthwhile commu nity projects but its not the end of the road or the end of the clubs either the govern ment states gambling is illegal whether for charity or not does not remove the fact that this procedure is out of bounds ac cording to the legal code of canada if the service clubs are in need of more revenue its high time the citizens of every community woke up to the facts and needs of their clubs and supported them with what ever be necessary for them to carry on efficiently instead of expecting them to break the law in order to gain financial help for their wonderful work it is not government legisla tion we need to legalize gambl ing it is community education so our clubs serving our young people organizing sports and upholding various community activities can step forward in these fields and know the citi zens will support their endea vours to completion you and i are to blame for the situation that now exists dont stand back and expect the government to introduce drastic measures to remedy the problem for watered down laws gambling or otherwise only lead to great grief step forward mr and mrs citizen and lend your support to your community now tomorrow may be too late sincerely marion wells new books in the library fiction joy in the morning betty smith killy mystery arthur westlake troika mystery montross the devils harvest frank slaughter murder a la mode moyes the player on the other side ellery queen forgotten pioneer harry golden the white cockade vincent obrien blue sapphire de stephenson boulder dam zane grey the tilsit inheritance catherine gaskin the kings orchard agnes turnbull triumph philip wylie a captive in the land james aldridge the four faces han suyin nonfiction the devolopment of canadian art hubbard the age of reason begins will durant francis bacon the temper of a man eliz drinker bowen telstar louis solomon builders of fortunes george lonn on safari denis armand on education sir richard livingstone rhodes jg lockhart whats past is prologue vincent massey thirty famous oneact plays edited by bennett cerf sixteen famous american plays mrs gbsjanet dunbar murray daniels and elgin wagg returned home on satur day from their deerhunting trek into the manitoulin island- miss marion gostick flew by tca recently to visit her cous in rev and mrs nelson thom son of montreal mr and mrs harry stoufter second st were visitors on sunday with mr and mrs ah greenwood west hill mr and mrs godwin of preston had dinner on sunday with the chas gosticks park dr n the godwins are in charge of a young peoples camp on lake huron during the summer mrs e a card of plevona was a weekend guest of mr and mrs herb kring north st mr and mrs leo wagg and family visited with mr and mrs mansell gcrrovv of osha- wa on sunday mrs tressa ulalia tindall wife of mr oscar tindall died at uxbridge hospital on sunday nov it 1963 in her 73ih year she was the mothpr of howard and mary mrs murray slack of toronto after resting at the funeral home of mcguire and low uxbridge service was held in the chapel on wednes day nov 20 with intcimcnt in stouflvilie cemetery mr and mrs grant wagg and j david from the brock rd have i moved to the wagg home on boyer st mrs foster wagg has taken up residence with her daughter mrs earl brillinger earl and family just east of town c h nolan local publisher was in ottawa on friday where as president of the canadian weekly newspapers associa tion he had the privilege of discussing matters pertaining to canadas weekly press with four government ministers the hon walter gordon minister of fi nance the hon azellus denis postmaster general the hon paul hellyer minister of nati onal defence and the hon j r garland revenue minister a third typesetting machine was installed in the printing plant of the stouffville tribune last week which adds consider ably to the firms capacity the tribune also has a fourth type setter used exclusively for set ting type for large headings and commercial printing work part of the former business of fice of the tribune has been added to the composing room to accommodate the new machine a number of local and dist rict students from the stouff ville area attended the 12th an nual commencement exercises at the pickering dist high school on friday night one of the features of the program was the 100 voice mixed choir under the direction of mr alan clark of greenwood in one of the choral presentations ac- companiement on the drums was provided by mr norman hendricks son of mr and mrs cec hendricks and a teacher on the pickering high school staff a special childrens service was held on sunday morning at christ church anglican the junior cross bearer was guy hunter lessons were read by gail britton and sandy paul sidesmen were john hill peter mumford billy oneill and ricky ferguson the junior choir was under the direction of mr j rehill rev ball spoke on the structure of the church the congregation visit ed the sunday school classes to view the work of the children on palestine large crowds ahendcd anniversary services the stouffville united missi onary church celebrated sixty years of ministry in the com munity november 15 with spe cial diamond anniversary services the day began at 10 am with rally day in the sunday school when all at tendance records for the school were broken with the presence of 271 scholars everyone in attendance received a memorial bookmark created by mrs h g adams large congregations heard rev ii boadway of breslau the guest preacher at the morn ing and evening services mr boadway entered the ministry from the local church mrs albert hudson led the junior choir as they sang in the morn ing service and the ministry of song at the evening service was provided by the stouffville and district cbm choir un der the direction of lambert stoulter a highlight of the day was an arrangement of pictures- fromihepast a series of pho tographs of individuals famili es and bible classes linked in memory with the early years of the stouffville church margery mertens was responsible for the setting up of this interesting gallery tiie offerings of the day amounting to over 220000 will serve to reduce the church- property indebtedness the difference yetwien hoping anil having is a personal loan fii c a n a d ian i m pg r al i f b a ini k 6 rgqmme r g e a new car for your family new commerce low interest rates life- appliances for your home get whatever insured for your protection conven- you need nowwith a personal loan ient repayments see your helpful from the canadian imperial bank of commerce branch manager today over 1260 branches to serve you mr and mrs glenn shad- lock returned last week from a hunting trip into the parry sound district where they stay ed at his uncles camo their group bagged two deer harold dixon and arnold brillinger were members of the party miss linda mathewson daughter of mr and mis john mathewson returned to her po sition at the head office of ont ario hydro toronto on mon day she suffered a fractured ankle in a recent twocar colli sion on no 48 hwy and the cast was removed from her leg only last week mr ab lehman of belleville was a visitor in town on wed nesday mr william englelman of vancouver has been visiting his cousin mrs charlie gostick this past week mrs douglas davis has re turned home following a two- week confinment in the ux bridge cottage hospital police chief orland keating bagged one deer and his group shot five during their hunting expedition into northern onta rio last week chief keating returned home on saturday mrs george allison of ux bridge returned home on thurs day after spending ten days with her sister mrs j smith and her mother park rd n misses mvrtle and winnifred carter of toronto were callers at the charlie gostick home on sunday afternoon mrs pretty of toronto was a visitor on sunday with mr and mrs ac bycrs maytree ave mrs joe grose of oshawa has returned home after spend ing a week with mrs wallace vaughan and other friends heralding the coming of christmas stouffvilles coloured lights along main st were turn ed on this week mr henry heise of gormlcy presented the tribune with some ripe raspberries picked from his garden on nov 19th visitors at the home of mrs hazel free albert st n on the weekend were mr and mrs gerry major mr and mrs wm gelley mr reg shipton and mr geo cavanagh all of tor onto liquor fines three district men were fined a total of 60 and costs in mag istrates court at richmond hill on tuesday when charged by the stouftville police with nav- ing liquor illegally fines were levied against bruce maughan 22 of bloomington raymond dewey 22 of markham and mike mcstravick 24 of whitby teachers conference an estimated 130 public school teachers from the dis trict of york 2 will attend the teachers professional develop ment conference on friday nov 22nd in the all saints anglican church king city orchard park and summitview schools in stouffville 1i be represented by teachers gary grundy and wilf morley both members of the executive this year be wise do your christmas shopping early your home should come first order now make certain of delivery hundreds of items to choose from a small deposit will hold any item till christ mas herb kring furniture and appliances 23 main st w ph 6402092 244 mr ross lee of new york city is visiting his cousins mr and mrs stewart stoutler al bert st he has spent the past five weeks in vancouver port land oregon and banff mr and mrs e pilkey and john were sunday visitors with her sister and husband mr and mrs n l king of belhaven a euchre to help provide equipment for the stouffville girls hockey team will be held in the veterans hall on mon day evening nov 25th around one hundred friends gathered in the basement of the united missionary church on monday evening to tender a miscellaneous shower in hon our of mr allan stoufter and miss sarah geiger of elkhart indiana whose marriage will take place in december close to 400 persons attended the annual fowl supper held in st james presbyterian church in stouffville on wednesday evening of last week any persons wishing to be come members of a stamp col lectors club is asked to contact mr pw price cone 7 whit church twp at lemonville kids have it tough where they used to walk to school and keep warm by running part of the way now they stand and shiver waiting for the bus on friday evening when on their way home mr and mrs e pilkey and mr and mrs w slater sighted a large buck as it crossed the road near dick sons hill in front of their car mr and mrs clifford king and a cousin from midland have just returned from a trip through the west as far as vic toria they travelled over 7000 miles mr art wcldon and mr mor ley symcs visited mr lloyd turner in western hospital toronto on sunday mr turner has been confined to the hospi tal the past three weeks follow ing surgery mrs orville martin mrs leo wagg mrs elmer love less and mrs garnet rae at tended a shower on monday evening at the home of mr and mrs stan lageer in honour of miss amy lageer and mr clark hood whose marriage will take place on saturday mr and mrs jas thomas rupert avenue and mr and mrs donald thomas cone 9 markham visited recently at the home of mr and mrs eric pilkey scarboro a special feature of the mens bowling league in stouffville this season will be a free turkey roll on monday dec 16th there will be no ex tra fees charged for this tourn ament and all league members are eligible turkeys valued at 90 will be given away to the winners the lions club is promoting a boys and girls bowling league at the local alleys every satur day morning the age range is from 8 to 14 years there is still room for more entries for any one interested mr and mrs lloyd moyer dorothy and mildred church st mrs wh stadelbauer and mrs loron miller markham at tended the golden wedding an niversary of mr and mrs hen ry steckley of scarboro the reception was held in the bre thren in christ fellowship hall of bridlewood church scar boro mrs moyer was the bridesmaid at her sisters wed ding mrs ethel vint of clare- mont accompanied by mrs john sheridan of mongolia were re cent visitors in welland mrs vint attended the christening of her grandson shawn while mrs sheridan visited at the home of her sister mrs bruce reid husband and family a group of sixteen deer hun ters returned on nov 9th after spending nearly a week in the parry sound district the men included ed fockler ron car ter norm fockler wm fock ler maurice farquharson lloyd grose bun hood bruce hood fred kreick earl grose ron fincham geo smalley allan look orval charlaton lawrence wagg and oliver hargrave the group was suc cessful in bagging 4 moose 3 bear and 1 deer members of stouftvilles air cadet squadron are selling lucky draw tickets on ten tur keys to be given away on tho evening of dec 13th at the an nual cadet christmas party in the leigon hall proceeds from the sale go to assist the cadets tickets are also on sale at vari ous business places in town buy security 4 british mortgage guaranteed certificates pay 54 interest on 100 or more invested for 1 to 5 years interest is mailed to you halfyearly or deposited to your savings account buy investment certificates at british mortgage today approved for trust funds slnte 1877 british mortgage trust telephone 811107 ronald holmes manage 53 yongc street south richmond hill