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cbxsees32 wanted highest tradein allowance see our 1964 fords now on display this weeks specials falcons galaxies fairlanes 1959 ford 4 door 2 tone excellent condition special 89500 1962 fairlane 4 door 8 cylinder automatic radio special 169500 talpark motors are located at hwy 7 just east of hwy 48 markham ont js3cc latvi auick as a cat strong as a tiger no 3plow tractor outworks this mf 35 diesel with multipower and ferguson system now livelier than ever with 12 for ward speeds shift onthego and a new differential lock to stop wheel spinning in slick going still the worlds best selling tractor by far no wonder all the others metoo it have you tried the new mf 35 stop in today new tractor prices mp 25 deluxe deisel 10x28 rear tires mf 35 special gas 11x28 rear tires mf 35 deluxe gas 11x28 rear tires 230000 245000 275000 new tillage equipment 35000 25000 23000 mf 39 8 double disc is discs plain bearings 3 pt hitch mf 140 field culitvator 10g springtime mf 220 geld or row crop spring tine cultivator new planting equipment mf33 15run grain fertili zer drill with grass seed box c 105000 an t ntv lirc nra iiikao 395oo and new tires and tubes mf 39 2row corn planter with fertilizer attachment spring special on new pioneer chain saws nw17s144 620s194 700198 tyour masseyferguson dealer rumble equipment gormley phone 8865851 news from gormley and district iii c musted mr geo cober son of the late mr and mrs ben cober was buried on sunday afternoon at helse hill cnurch rev wm vanderbent had charge of the service bishop akin winger preached and the henderson sis ters sang only two sisters mrs j r steckley and miss ella cober survive best wishes are extended to mrs ralph empringham who underwent surgery at the cot tage hospital at uxbridge on tuesday mr and mrs chas doner and children of pembroke had din ner on wednesday with his grandparents mr and mrs s n doner mr ed leary celebrated his 91st birthday on april 1st be lated congratulations we welcome mr and mrs graham dey of vancouver who have moved into dr and mrs s j navlns house on the 3rd con of whitchurch master kenny brillinger of toronto spent easter holidays with his grandparents mr and mrs roy brillinger rev and mrs l k sider and miriam and miss donna baker spent ten days on a holiday in united states mr and mrs cecil reesor and family spent easter with mr and mrs norman wenger of wakarusa indiana misses april and cindy doug las of grimsby spent easter holidays with their uncle and aunt mr and mrs m farquhar- son there are a number of cases of chicken pox among the younger children of our commu nity several gormley girls attend ed miss betty sandles birthday party on monday after school master george stacey spent easter holidays with friends in scarboro mrs r w atkinson of stouff- ville spent a week with her son- inlaw and daughter mr and mrs j r sproxton mrs n koch mrs frank harvey and miss hazel johnson have gone to florida for a three weeks holiday master philip baker spent several days with his grandpar ents mr and mrs delbert baker while his parents visited rev and mrs clinton bell in the united states mrs jeffreys and family of guelph and master scott brown of stouffville spent easter holi days with mr and mrs harry barber rev harvey stlckley a for mer gormley boy but now of orvosso mich was the speaker at the special services at heise hill church last week several missionaries also spoke at vari ous serivces mrs j a pope and mrs m styrmo spent their easter vaca tion in florida mr clarence heise of wel- land visited friends and relatives here over the weekend the ladies from the altona wms of the united mission ary church are presenting the program on monday night apr 13 in the gormley united mis sionary church all ladies are cordially invited to attend a special service was held on tuesday afternoon at 2 pm in the heise hill church to mark the 50th anniversary of their womens sewing circle mrs wm vanderbent was in charge of the service and mrs roy brillinger gave the opening re marks miss vera hilts conduct ed the devotions and gave a brief history of the beginning of the work mrs peter stickley gave a report on the fifty years of activities the henderson girls provided special singing several times various neigh bouring womens groups and sister groups from various brethren in christ churches brought greetings refreshments and a time of fellowship follow ed in the church basement mr and mrs henry steckley of scarboro mrs frank ben nett mrs bruce vanderbent and mrs llod steckley visited mr and mrs geo french on thursday mr howard williams of otta wa visited his brothrinlaw and daughter major and mrs fred lewis recent visitors of mr and mrs geo french were the hen derson girls rev harvey stick- ley of owosso mich mr clar ence heise of welland and mr harry burkholder of california mr and mrs m a donnelly weston and mr john montgom ery and sons rickie and steven of toronto were easter visitors with mr w h banford and mrs e b read rev and mrs robt lehman missionaries from southern rhodesia are visiting relatives in this area mr and mrs jim bell of peterborough spent sunday with mr and mrs roy brilling er we welcome mr and mrs francis charnock who have moved into the apartment at mr allan hoovers home mrs n a johnston had a nasty fall in her home on wed nesday when a chair slipped and she suffered a head injury rev and mrs ted montgom ery and family of new dundee spent easter week with mrs john cober and family mr bill cober has resumed his studies at the great lakes christian college at beamsville the gormley womens insti tute are holding a progressive crokinole party for adults and children at lloyd school on fri day night april 10 at 830 pm everyone is cordially invited mr victor suzuki has return ed to port carling to resume his teaching duties after spending the holidays with his parents mr and mrs s suzuki mr and mrs sutherland and julie of agincourt are spending a few weeks with their son-in- law and daughter mr and mrs tom wallace g00dw00d teachers si the junior class of sunday school misses janet slack and darlene straufihan entertained their classes at the home of mr and mrs stan slack on wednesday miss marilyu jones visited a couple of days with her friend miss pat ryan several girl rnds of betty jones spent monday march 30 with her and helped celebrate her thirteenth birthday mrs reuben may and child ren and mrs baldwin motored to georgetown un thursday to visit mr and mrs g l couling mr johnson kidd was taken by ambulance to uxbridge cottage hospital on sunday af ter suffering a stroke while at the barn baptist hifellowship will meet on friday evening with a mystery speaker mr ken may and three pals from work motored to new york for the easter weekend mr and mrs clarence jones of peterboro visited his broth er gordon and tamily on sat urday markham building over 400000 there were 27 new homes started in markham township with a total value of 395500 the building inspectors report showed that permits were is sued for 22500 in additions and renovations while the val ue of accessory buildings was 9000 total value of building in march was 437680 which included an 8000 addition to a commercial building an oil storage tank and a sign seventyone per cent of the persons who read a newspaper read it page by page 27 per cent read by scanning bl0gmihgt0n the april inciting of wom ens fellowship was held thur afternoon at the home of mrs wallace vaughan with mrs e lemon presiding and mrs e nesbitt giving the devotionals mrs d burnett read a letter from miss mary neal of the sault ste marie mission mrs chas tindall conducted a program with readings by mrs vince vagg and mrs murray barnes duets by mis ses carolyn and charlene brown mrs jos winterstein and mrs harold tomlinson mrs d benson selections on electric guitar and a bible quiz by mrs d burnett mrs vau- ghan served lunch mrs geo mccormack of sud bury is with hr parents mr and mrs w a fockler new rose beige carpeting has been laid in the church audit orium mrs a w storry visited her sister mrs a smith at rouge hill nursing home last week mr roy fockler of vivian who is pres of whitchurch twp sunday school associa tion visited our school sunday morning mr and mrs a w storry were sunday guests with mrs milford rose and family bal- lantrae in honour of her birth day and mr a vaughans guests with mr and mrs frank rowe over the easter holidays were mr frank rowe jr linda and ricky carnegil of toronto john ken and pat- ti wilton of willowdak dickson hill welcome te mr wttmot wide- man of castor alta who ar rived in toronto by train last friday he was able to meet many of his friends after the sunday morning church service and will be contacting relatives in their homes during the com ing weeks mr and mrs maurice eby who accompanied mr and mrs win timbers on a motor trip to florida arrived home friday evening they enjoyed visiting relatives of the timbers and mrs ward hallman and janet as well as sight seeing in this popular resort which attracted mr and mrs sam barkey and mr and mrs ken jones earlier in the winter a group of neighbours and friends of the local church spent last saturday evening at the home of mr and mrs herb wideman in honour of mr and mrs chas mallett ruby and jeanette who will be leaving the community shortly they were presented with end tables and lamps and each of the girls received a cup and saucer we are sorry to lose them irom the community where they have spent the last nine years on the farm of dr and mrs russell osborn mr and mrs warren moyer attended the funeral on satur day of her eight year old niece daughter of mr and mrs don treleaven of oshawa monday afternoon they were present at the funeral of her uncle mr harold broderlck of mount albert who passed away in newmarket hospital miss eleanor moyer returned home tuesday to the lakehead after a twoweek holiday she visited friends in montreal kingston toronto newmarket and local centers and also en tertained friends from st cath arines toronto and lemonville following the remaining weeks of teaching religious instruction in schools she and her col league visit 76 class rooms the activities of dorian camp will engage them throughout the summer we wish mr wm grove a swift recovery to his usual good health soc38s3tx3txs3tt30b3wagcss3ae unionville plebiscite continued from front i not convinced mr ewart stiver said he had visions that one dsy unionville might become an incorporated village he suggested that altho the three trustees had limited powers they could still exert more influence than a single ward representative from what i have heard i am still not convinced that our village should become part of the twp he said he suggested that the present agreement between the village and the township with respect to road construction was not piactical and should be re negotiated he urged that some road work should be done in the north end of the village but suggested that backstreet pav ing could wait until more funds were available in the future township clerk mr h t c crisp said that in his opinion unionville was much too small to become an incorporated vil lage and suggested further that police villages were no longer considered practical he said that even the vilage of mark ham with 5000 population could not be considered an ec onomical unit ratepayer milton findlay suggested that unionville should have its own representa tive on the council if it became part of the township again mr frank roberts suggested that the village should be guar anteed that the fire brigade un it would remain regardless of any change on sale this week end at your carload food mkt stouffville liquid javex bleach- 45 campbells yeg soup 2 25 carnation evap milk 71 8c off malpe leaf liquid detergent 73 clarks tomato juice 7-1- macaroni kraft dinners 29 this weeks meat featureu fresh grade a chickens h wt 33c burns sweet pickled cottage rolls ib49 burns daisy rindless side bacon b 51 maple leaf sliced bologna 19c hamburg 2 lbs 75c produce sweet and juicy oranges new cabbage 3 dox 100 2 ige heads 29c free delivery phone 6403444 axxvcwcvwotx j new readymix plant markham township has re ceived applications for the es tablishment of a new gravel business and another readymix cement plant at lot 8 con 3 and lot 5 con 4 respectively plan ning director forrest advised council this week that the plan ning board had approved both applications in principal with the details to be worked out with council the new readymix plant will be most modern and will employ a new pressure system eliminating the dust problem council agreed to go along with planning boards decision with all parties to sign agree ments prior to any building permits being issued tkny apri 1964 th stouffyue tribune ftp ti markham ttfi w v markham ph 2943355 mivil m ph 2943355 thudsfbisat april 91011 summer holiday cliff bichabd laubi peters the shadows the man from galveston pbeston fosteb jeffrey hunter both pictures are in widescreen technicolour matinee on saturday 2 pju for above program montuesaved april 1sh15 in technicolour on the wide screen sunday in new york cliff robertson jane fonda lbeedbnab rod talor jim backus wr peter nero his piano colour cartoon 2 shows 710 910 pjn coming april 20 exp dns tstaoi bold amazing vital see factsmcamjruthi icncbncb -un- kow roh the flrsi tim vwi idultmul q mo rtwm uoiks jcuthw sei it mum tr in ikicimhilipiivey- tit help help help betty assinck clear out over stock on two floors of furniture give away prices free gift with each purchase over 10 toromark furniture house main st markham 2942581 n s v n vnnnww 2 eke popping values during thurs fri fancy porcelain cups an saucers regular 3 for 88c cup and saucer 4 for 88 candy specials chocolate drops beg 59c lb safe 44c lb blanched peanuts reg 45c lb sale 39c lb boys brown and black oxfords sizes 1 to 54 regular 469 sale 369 pr terry bath towels 22x42 assorted stripes regular 1 each sale 79c each 157 a pair matching hand towels 15x27 regular 59c each sale 49c each 2 for 97c matching face cloths regular 25c each sale 19c each 3 for 55c qarden supplies flower and vegetable seeds 15c to 50c no1 grass seed 49c and 89c yellow dutch onion sets 33c lb multipliers 33c lb metal garden trowels etc 27c 5 100 store stouffville 3tmmiuuiui