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classified pet stock saint bernard for sale good home best offer phone 6402218 for rent 2 b2droom furnished apart ment for rem on main st stouffville phone 6402123 we rent electric ranges refrigerators televisions in stalled in your home by the week or month your rent may be applied to purchase if desired herb knng furni ture and appliances 23 main st w phone 6402092 40tf just a jest harry who made it a practice to visit the bars on his way home from work was late as usual for dinner but this time his wife decided to go and fetch him finally finding him in a bar near his office she climbed upon the stool next to his and told the bartender ill have the same as his the bartender returned with a double shot of gin she gulped it and her face turned purple how can you she gurgled in credulously drink that awful stuff see sweetheart replied her husband and all these years you thought i was having a good time news from buttonville neighbourhood note i boyington mrs don ridout harvey and nancv brown i iiss mary rodick mrs adair planned to move this week i and mrs conlin last month from their home on john street mrs j robinson and mrs to one around the corner on don mills road mrs s j english is reported making good progress and ex pects to be moved to st johns convalescent home at new- ton brook this week george kelly did special work for administrator gary chap man for one day chsirman mrs george kelly urged members to attend the genera executive meeting on thursday evening feb 11 in another neighbourhood insti- hospital cafeteria tution is about to disappear euchre with the selling of the pralet there were 21 tables of play- frm dick and doras pralet i ers at ae third game of the gardens have been a bright winter euchre series being held expropriation are you ready pickering township federation of agriculture annual meeting tuesday february 23 1965 8 pm township hall brougham topic expropriation speakei don middleton director properties dept ofa question and answer period refreshments everyone welcome houstons for prescriptions drugs and sundries phone 6402222 l main st k twentytwo twentytwo stouffvtttf uxbridge township warble fly inspector field applications clearly marked as to contents will be received by the undersigned until 5 pm friday february 26 19g5 for the following 1 warble fly inspector for 1965 to supply own transportation 2 sprayer operator 3 warble fly powder fob twp garage good wood further information may be obtained from the reeve or clerk any or all applications not neces sarily accepted phone 6401987 j e foskett clerk goodwood ont lawrie s school of safe driving phone 2942618 serving markham stouffville areas free literature no obligation day or evening appointments phone 2942618 naaooocxss3abaaaoots3css3c your grain plus coop concentrate tl fll imit of jnr i hlr yon ct f4ini emu mix coop conernlnmf with your train ind an economical anil hlchpowcrcd ttti let coop ifclb year mix coop concrnlraut with yoor train and yon will hat an economical and hltbpowcrcd feed let coop dairy concentrates help your coei tle yon an extra lfloe li t milk tic coop beef concentrates with mllbertrol and anreomycln lo tie yon the moet tain per ik of feed tea for n resalltefunc and cottcnrunt feedtnc program mo coop feeds stouffville coop phone 6101550 i i i i i i i i i jpot in the community congratulations to jim and rosemary miller whose son matthew arrived on sunday february 7 at the york central hospital john robert mary rose and christopher are stay ing with their miller grandpar ents at the farm this week the older children are at home last week at the ontario municipal board hearing on pits and quarries in the town ship there was a large deputa tion from the don mills road no 7 highway district and mrs john wilkins and mr dick jo nes spoke for the neighbours they supported the townships new bylaw no 2113 to restrict pits and quarries specifically these local residents have been concerned about the establish ment of a pit operation at the rear of their properties in lot 9 cone 4 where sabistons began excavating last spring accord ing to official information work has ben discontinued at this site because of a water prob lem but time will tell two local boys won most valuable player awards at young canada night held last friday at the arena unionville under the sponsorship of the unionville minor hockey as sociation david turner receiv ed the robin hood oats trophy for his work on the pee wee team jet allstars and paul craigie for the atoms both boys played a strong game and placed winning goals jimmie jones was goalie for the tykes and glen stephenson put the winning shot for that team buttonville has several boys playing in unionville teams a mong them greg and brian hood wayne bobbett richard lent michael tully paul and philip johnson and jamie mc- tavish sgt bill shearn of the markham township police coa ches the pee wee team and ma nages the jet allstars ray grant has won more laurels bringing the ontario curling championship home to unionville from last weeks contests at cobourg but his homecoming was dampened when wednesdays floods caus ed havoc in the basement of his new home and did you hear the com ment made by a channel 9 newscaster last friday when he announced the derailment of grain cars near the malvern marshalling yards as a pic ture was shown of tons of the little kernels slipping down in to a flooded area he parodied the grain in the train went mainly down the drain congratulations to two of mrs englishs music pupils who were successful in recent royal conservatory examina tions mary steckley of gorm- ley grade 2 theory honours dianne donnelly of victoria square grade 8 piano mr arthur ross and two of his sons ten year old gordon and fourteen year old john were involved in a serious ac cident at no 7 hwy and don mills road last friday evening they were on their way to the young canada night games at unionille when their car was in collision with a tractortrail er all three were taken to york central hospital where mr ross was found to have head cuts gordon was trans ferred to the hospital for sick children with a fractured skull only john was allowed to re turn home the car was a total wreck neighbours lent aid in many ways taking mrs ross to the hospital and looking af ter the children who were at home wi members have been quilting at the home of mrs russell boyington this past weekmrs jean cook mrs m sherman mrs james rodick miss mary rodick mrs h r patcrson etc mrs john brown and mrs george kelly were with un ionville rinks curling at ux- bridge last saturday mrs kel lys rink placed second in the bonspicl yciia meeting the february meeting of the buttonville branch ycha held at the home of mrs f m ad air markham covered consid erable business mrs norman rcid reported eighteen paid members in the branch this year she also had tickets for the ycha theatre night to be held at the royal alexandra theatre on may 1 at 6 pm spring thaw mrs a w miller and mrs reg allen re ported on handcrafts and an impressive array of clown dolls and stuffed animals was turned in by members several buttonville branch members are now serving at the hospital on a regular volun teer basis mrs a w miller mrs verne griflin mrs russell a buttonville w i hall under the auspices of the buttonville womens institute prizes went to mrs gordon spring mrs garnet weidmark mrs r cork mrs e burroughs messrs charles sinclair reg allen bob cartwright and george kelly freezeout win ners were messrs milton sher man and jim curtis against al- vin robinson and matt davie with elizabeth french and matt davie winning small turkeys in the lucky draws hostesses for the evening were mrs john wilkins mrs charles hooper miss elizabeth french mrs m sherman and mrs g francy the next game will be played feb 19 at 830 pm mrs h steffler hostess browns corners united church women were entertain ed at a dessert luncheon at the home of their president mrs harold steffler on wednesday cohostesses were mrs edgar fuller and mrs john harris a meeting followed with mrs steffler presiding and mrs a f binnington served as pianist mrs harris and mrs fuller conducted the devotional serv ice and mrs steffler gave a pa per on brazilian political prob lems and traced the growth of the protcstant religion there from 1876 to its present status mrs a w miller and mrs fred leaf will make arrange ments and mrs steffler is pro gram convener for the spring luncheon browns corners ucw will cooperate with oth er women on the victoria square charge in the world day of prayer service to be held this year at headford united church on march 5 messengers a group of kindergarten and primary children known as the messengers meets on alternate saturdays at browns corners united church under the dir ection of mrs wilfred turner mrs john buchanan and mrs lloyd tennyson last saturday there were 15 present for the valentine party mrs turner conducted the devotional and study period and mrs tenny son mrs buchanana and mrs brillinger supervised crafts at game time sharon buchanan and susan tennyson were cap able assistants the next meeting of this group will be held sat feb 27 at the church from 10 to 12 noon ice close schools most schools in the township were closed last wednesday morning when icy roads pre vented buses from making their usual rounds children made good use of the readymade skating rinks but alas they soon melted and left king sized flood conditions several roads in the township gave the engi neering staff cause for worry and for some time an ice jam threatened the temporary bridge on bayview ave near the railway bypass united church news rev dr a f binnington conducted the service at browns corners this wek and miss joy fuller was organist a lenten discussion group will meet each wednesday evening beginning this week to easter and those adults interested in church membership are invit ed to attend this week the sub ject matter will be dr claude de mestrals booklet a new dawn in canada the epistle to the ephesians and the com fortable pew by pierre berton unwed mothers show increase in york county the stoutfylue tonme tkmdiy februjry 13 1965 pi 7 cases of unwed mothers un der the guidance of both the childrens aid society at kt market and the salvation ar my showed in increase in york county during 1964 according to a report submitted before county council last week the childrens aid proposed budget for 1965 is 36830 this represents an increase of 10- 337 over the 1964 figure mr marshall mcmurchy president of the organization told the council that the 65 i- mount was only an estimate he said that a shortage in staff experienced last year had been overcome but this would mean increased costs brigadier hill of the salva tion army said that in 1963 they were caring for 24 unwed motherstobe he noted that in 1964 this number in york county had increased to 35 and the trend was continuing up ward in total brigadier hill said that his organization was look ing after 4000 such cases this being only a portion of the ov erall figure since many chur ches were also assisting in this work the requested grant was re ferred to the finance commit tee for further consideration xme and hear the pickering high school choir of eighty voices sins at cloremont baptist church at s0 pni on sunday evening feb 21st 1965 come early if you want a seat cedar grove in a moving and significant service in ottawa at noon on tuesday canadas new flag rose on the capital masthead and on the peace tower over geo r pe markham the months of haggling and uc- theres a winding road bate the flag issue has been at we often take weekend vacation church bigfs christ church anglican stouffville bev john l ball rector sunday february 21st 1963 930 am morning prayer 930 ajn junior and primary sunday school 1030 am sr sunday school wed 8 pm choir practice fri s pjn girl guides sat 10 am brownies sat 10 am jr choir practice ivies make ideal foliage plants the ivies arc among the most graceful of indoor climbing plants they are attractive when planted in pots and trained on a trellis or other support in hanging baskets or in window boxes varieties of english ivy are the most popular they are highly tolerant to dry air high temperatures and fluctuations in temperature which makes them easy to grow in modern homes there are several varie ties some dwarf and others that arc taller with larger leaves some varieties have variegated foliage horticulturists with the onta rio department of agriculture suggest placing the plants in well lighted locations but not direct sunlight they require plenty of water and need syring ing frequently to keep the dust off the foliage to propagate root tip cuttings in sand or water if placed in water remove the bottom leaves so that they will not rot keep the cuttings in diffused light un til they are rooted and then pot ted in a soil mixture high in organic matter other foliage plants which may also be propagated by cut tings are german ivy grape ivy and kenilworth ivy the least boring at the most dis graceful but such is the form of our parliamentary democracy the past is always hard to part with and a flag to many people is a highly emotional issue ail this was behind us on tuesday as with great and befitting dig nity the old ensign came down and the banner bearing the em blem for which canada is known all over the world rose with pomp and ceremony all across the country and in deed all over the world similar ceremonies were held as the bright red maple leaf took its place on canadian offices schools and embassies and how will the children of cedar grove remember the day canada received her first flag in cedar grove mrs ree- sor conducted a simple ceremo ny for her small pupils and there was lots of talk about the new and the old flag the new banner has not yet been deliv ered to the public schools but when it is an outdoor ceremo ny will be held to raise it in locust hill grades 4 and 5 and 6 listened to the entire broadcast of the occasion from ottawa english and french and discused the flags and the debate afterwards at robinson school they had received their flag our grade 7 and 8 students were given a complete and fitting ceremony in which they all took part anrf during which the noble old en sign came down and the new red maple leaf took gayly to the markham breezes at the high school the old flag the union jack incident ally was removed and the new flag flown before the students arrived at school and three hours before it was legally our canadian flag there was no ceremony a national historic occasion passed at mdhs prac tically unnoticed why saturday turned out to be a fine day and night for skating in spite of the sloppy week pre ceding it in the afternoon the sunday school skating party was held and in the evening the high c held their party with a social gettogether afterwards at marion mccowans home in markham congratulations a little late to don cornelius who brought home two beautiful large white fish from lake simcoe last week we extend our heartfelt sympathy to alf smith whose father died last week and to the children who lost a grand father mothers club will be held on feb 18th at the home of mrs ionson program will be party planning and ideas to a little white cottage beside a lake where we can relax to our hearts content and consider our leisure time well spent just puttering around or reading a book sometimes go ashing with a worm on a hook sharing with nature a few peaceful hours observing the trees the birds and the flowers taking some pictures to store away and review again on a wintry day filling our lungs with pure fresh air forgetting tomorrow brings 1 reh work and care till the red sun sinks behind a hill and the sounds of twilight are hushed and still then slowly homeward we make our way with hopes of returning another day stouffville united church bev a l borland ba bd sunday february 21st 1965 11 am sermon god and his purpose 13 the gos pel of a new world 730 pm hic meeting at the anglican church sunday school 945 am adult bible class 945 am junior intermed iate 11 am nursery kindergarten primary fcrib toddler dept at mrs h dewitts during church ser vice for babies and toddlers weekly programme mon 7 pm explorers wed 715 pm scouts thurs 7 pm cgit fri 7 pm cubs itouffville- united pisiptiarv ghufcrr kev arthur walsh minister sunday february 21st 1965 10 am sunday school with classes for all ages 11 am morning worship 730 pm evening service wednesday 8 pm midweek prayer meeting a wealthy man motoring through the country district noticed an old man sitting for lornly outside a cottage with a pile of furniture around him poor old soul the wealthy man thought to himself he stopped the car and giving the old man a twentydollar bill said so you got behind in your rent eh oh no the old man replied mournfully its worse than that my old woman is doin the spring housecleaning harduppe so youre not bothered any more with rel atives coming and staying cashdown no i borrow money from the rich ones and lend it to the poor ones and none of them come back educational funds through life insurance contact jim abell phona 6403712 sunlife assurance company of canada quick easy to repay loans death mrs wm sinclair entered into rest at the open gate nursing home on feb 10 1965 janet louise gourlie be loved wife of the late wm sin clair and loving mother of viola mrs wesley petty and grand mother of edith mrs stanley powell and garnet petty both of cherrywood and blanche mrs murray holleyer decea sed and survived by nine great grandchildren and one sister mrs wm may goodwood the deceased was a member of the united church the funeral ser vices took place on fri feb 12 at the mceachnie funeral home pickering her pastor bev f tille officiated with in terment at erskine cemetery pall bearers were gordon wil son mae armstrong bill mor- rish harvey holmes pat pij- oit and newton laughlin ballantrae lemonville united churches bev g boy inglis ba minister sunday february 21st 1965 ballantrae musselmans lake 10 am sunday school 1115 am worship service mon feb 22 730 pm young peoples meeting lemonvillo 10 am worship service 11 am sunday school 3 pm communicants class fri feb 19 7 pm postponed skating party to be held at mr langs tickets available at gate mon feb 22 4 pm brownies wed feb 24 4 pm cgit 7 pm cubs united missionary church rastor kev grant sloss sunday february 21st 1965 markham 950 am sunday school 11 am morning worship 730 pm evening service wed 800 pm prayer service dicksons hill 945 pm morning worship 1050 am sunday school 730 pm rev e boettger wed 8 pm prayer service drive a little further for the best buys united church kev geo davison sunday february 21st 1965 bethesda 5th cone whitchurch 10 am worship service 11 am sunday school melville 6th cone markham 10 am sunday school 1115 am worship service brownies guides will be in attendance mon feb 22nd peachs unit ucw at the home of mrs c hisey 815 pm claremont baptist church minister bev n sydney hillycr dd sunday february 21st 1965 945 am sunday school 11 am christs rejection at nazareth 730 pm pickering high school choir under the expert direction of mr f a clark 80 voices m m altona united missionary church kev frank huson pastor sunday february 21st 1965 1030 am sunday school 730 pm evangelistic service wed 8 pm prayer service bible study fri afternoon after school happy hour for girls boy feb 22 at 8 pm mens mis sionary fellowship the church with a light on sunday night heres how you can pay off the whole pile now with a loan from us you can pay off a big bother some pile of bills at once then you repay your loan with only one easy pay ment each month fast confidential friendly service lombank finance ltd markham centre phone 2941840 2911642 your franchiser dealer for pontiac buick acadian vauxhall gmc trucks churchill vivian churches bev k burton bth sunday february 21st 1965 churchill musselmans lake sun 955 bible school 11 am morning worship music aurora singers mon 8 pm special ladies meeting at the home of mrs pritchard 7th cone come and bring your neighbours wed 4 pm happy hour fri 8 pm young peoples vivian 10 am bible school 730 pm evening service rev w s whitcombe wed 8 pm prayer bible study for both churches thur 4 pm happy hour thur 730 pm young peoples gormley united missionary church bev i k sider pastor sunday february 21st 1965 945 am sunday school 11 am worship pastors theme regeneration 730 pm evening service pastors theme isaiah v meeting the presentday need wed 8 pm prayer meeting the word for the world second markham baker hill baptist churches rev bruce hisey sunday february 21st 1965 second markham prayer services wed 8 pm sunday bible school 10 am morning service 11 am evening service 730 pm baker hill prayer service thurs 8 pm sunday bible school 130 pm service 230 pm stouffville memorial christian church minister rev clarence t basi sunday february 21st 1965 10 am bible school for adult and children 11 am hour of worship the minister 730 pm evening service the minister this weeks thought worship of nature or beauty or the sublime is not ncccptabla to god we worship only when we are born anew by the holy ghost through faitli in christ and enabled by his spirit to see gods worth a w tozcr st james presbyterian church stouffville sunday february 21st 1965 10 am morning worship 10 am churcli school ringwood christian church bev a barry jones bth sunday february 21st 1965 10 am sunday school 11 am worship service 7 pm tucs girls club 630 pm wed childrens meeting 800 pm wed ce prayer meeting moth anniversary year chas cooper ltd claremont phone 6492114 6492115 stouffville baptist church pastor g t gooderham bth sunday february 21st 1965 950 bible school use our sunday school bus 1100 morning worship when the honeymoon is over 730 gospel service four steps to god wed 800 prayer meeting conference 1965 missionary sunday feb 28th sunday mar 7th bloomington christian gospel church rev d benson pastor sunday february 21st 1963 945 sunday school classes for all ages 1100 am morning worship the pastor will bring a de votional message the young mens quintette will sing 730 pnv great evening service an evangelistic mess age will be given the joseph family coming for this service dont miss this coloured family this sunday helpful servlcci preaching the word set for the defence of the gospel all are welcome