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classified coming events bingo every monday night in the claremont legion hall cash prizes share trie wealth and jackpot game time- 00 pm everjone welcome 32ti stouffville figure skating club will present its 13th annual ice rvu in the stouffville arena saturday april 10 1965 ai ft pm featuring debbi wilkes blanket notice send your old woollen rags and get new wool blankets rugs spreads sheets etc with mrs el j stickler phone gormley 887- 5507 have rags and money at my place by april 24 433 euchre in the veterans hall thursday april 8th at s15 pm under the auspices of the legion ladies auxiliary- proceeds for community sick visiting program refreshments admission 50c 432 bingo every saturday night in the veterans hall stouff ville sponsored by the canad ian legion and ladies auxiliary branch 459 special games jackpot cash prizes doors open 730 pm games start at 800 sharp admission 50c 23tf tuesday april 6 1965 8 pm york chapter rxad will meet at york county hospital newmarket speaker miss lawson field secretary rna o topic structural study and vita issues pertaining to the rnao convention the annual daffodil tea sponsored by the stouffville branch of the canadian cancer branch of the canaian cancer society will be held at the home of mrs david coon 47 church st n on april 1 from 230 to 5 pm admission 50c door prizes 413 stouffville home and school will meet on wednesday april 7 at summitview public school at 815 pm mr frank willock from the community programs branch of the board of educa tion will speak on community recreation for children all par ents are welcome men there are big days ahead its the big rexall spring lc sale buy razor blades shav ing creams lotions toothpaste focket combs writing pads eather bill folds and more than 350 other bargains at one cent each when you buy another of the same item at the regular price ten moneysaving days thurs april 1st to saturday april 10th at houstons the rexall drug store cards of thanks we sincerely thank our neigh bors relatives and friends who so kindly helped to get ready for our sale and on the day of the sale for helping with the cattle also boh torrance for clearing the yard of snow and the girls who served coffee and donuts lila and leslie gauslin and earl i wish to express my thanks to my friends and neighbours for their sympathy and help during the illness and passing of my wife special thanks to mrs reed of the brierbush hospital drs button and bro- die for their kindness and con sideration and to rev mr bor land for his consoling words hugh s mcintosh we sincerely thank our rela tives neighbors and friends for the lovely gifts and cards we have received for our 25th wed ding anniversary to the bloom- ington church congregation who sent us the lovely pot of flow ers to our children who planned the surprise party for us in victoria square hall and to all who made it such a wonderful evening we will always remem ber the happy time we had with you wilf edna ferguson i wish to take this opportunity of thanking all my friends neighbors and relatives the claremont united church ladies the claremont ladies auxiliary branch 483 for cards and inquir ies telephone calls during my confinement to a cast for six weeks a very special thanks to mr and mrs randy carruthers and mrs marian dcvitt who helped in many ways it was all very much appreciated thank you again mrs gord taylor we wish to express our heart felt thanks and appreciation to our many friends neighbors and relatives for the lovely cards floral tributes and many acts of kindness and sympathy shown us in the loss of a dear mother and grandmother alice carruthers special thanks to rev clarence bass the ladles of the memorial christian church altona wi and neighbors for preparing and serving lunch also dr mitchell dr smith and the l e oneill funeral home ernie edna and ruth anne carruthers in the midst of our sorrow we wish to express our heart felt thanks and appreciation to our many relatives friends and neighbours for the kindness and sympathy shown us in the loss of a beloved mother and grand mother mrs jessie foote we wish to thank the rev john l ball for his consoling words the pallbearers the donors of the beautiful flowers and a spe cial thanks to neighbours and friends who provided and served refreshments at the residence and oneill funeral directors for their services the family and grandchildren auction sale of farm implements household furniture farmall tractor threshing machine oneway disc ihc case manure spreader etc quantity ioose a baled hay at lot 19 concession 7 pickering township on brock road 2 miles north of no 7 highway saturday april 10 the property of norman burton farmall tractor power mower ihc cultivator 14tooth ihc 3furrow plow ihc ace bot tom 1way 8 disc good condition case threshing machine 28 cylinder case tractor manure spreader i seed drill mh rubber tired wagon flat bottom rack sulky hay rake set harrows 4section single plow antique riding plow turnip drill set 2000lb scales number of ladders number of forks water trough galvanized electric fencer buck rake 3drum roller stone boat oil drum 100ft threshing belt good condition quantity of loose and baled hay 1200 gal water drum furniture dining room suite china cabinet 3piece chesterfield leather racking clur small rocking chair bed and wash stand set of bed jprings chest of drawers full toilet set good condition 2 quebec heaters gurncy 6 hole fc reservoir jtove number of stove pipes gas coleman stove electric hot water rid number of glass jars number of crocjcj dishes cooking utensils many other articles too num erous to mention no reserve farm sold terms cash sale at 130 pm lloyd turner clerk aivin s farmer auctioneer ph gormley m7m1i two small boy at a modern art exhibit uere staring at a wildly abstract painting one of the youngsters muttered to the other lets get out of here be fore they y w did it the board of trustees of the roman catholic separate school for the village of stouffville a bylaw to authorize the borrowing from the toronto- dominion bank the sum of twentyfive thousand dol lars pending the issue and sale nf debentures to rover the root of land and the erection of a new six class room school be it therefore enacted a bylaw of the board of trustees of the roman catholic separate school for the village of stouffville as follows 1 it shall be lawful for the chairman and the secretary- treasurer of the board of trus tees of the roman catholic sep arate school for the village of stouffville and they are hereby authorized and empowered on behalf of the said board to bor row from the torontodominion bank on the credit of the said board the sum of twentyfive thousand dollars pending the issue and sale of debentures to cover the cost of the land and erection of a new six classroom school and to pay interest there on at the rate of five and three- quarter per cent per annum 2 the said chairman and sec retary treasurer are hereby authorized and empoyered on be half nf the said board to sign and execute under seal of the said board and the said chair man and secretary treasurer are hereby authorized and em powered to borrow by way of overdraft andor to deliver to the said bank promissory note or notes of the said board to the extent of twentyfive thousand dollars payable at the markham ontario office of the said bank bearing interest at the rate of five and threequarter per cent per annum and also to execute in like manner renewals thereof in whole or in part until the amount so borrowed shall have been repaid in full 3 the said chairman and sec retarytreasurer are hereby au thorized and empowered on be half of the said board to pledge and hypothecate the said deben tures when issued to the said bank as collateral security for the said sum hereby authorized to borrow from the said bank 4 this bylaw shall take effect on from and after the passing thereof 5 the proceeds of such loan shall be applied for the purpose aforesaid but the torontodo minion bank shall not be bound to see to the application of such loan passed by the board of trus tees of the roman catholic sep arate school for the village of stouffville at a special meeting held on the 8th day of march 1965 413 r d oconnor chairman seal c w kamps secretary mrs merlin grove at markham um church this coming sunday april 4 offering on sunday evening will mark the beginning of a month of missions emphasis in the markham united missi onary church in the morning service at 1100 the pastor rev grant sloss will be speaking on the subject token involvement or total involvement mr sloss with his wife and family spent two terms in nigeria with the united missionary society the evening service at 730 will he the womens missionary society semiannual thank offering service guest speak er in this service is mrs mer lin grove mrs grove spent 2 years in somalia with her hus band before his death in julv 1962 she will be telling of the continued progress of mission ary endeavour in somalia until the present time tne total denominational womens missionary society projects this year will amount to s52o0ono this includes the support of a number of missio naries the sponsoring of pas tors conferences in nigeria the support of a mission station in india and many other smaller projects the local wms will on wednesday evening at 7 oclock a family fellowship dinner will be held in the church basement following this at s oclock a tape recording from miss iris schlitt in india will be played miss schlitt is support ed by the markham church greetings will be brought from the eidon boettger family who will be leaving for nigeria in july a special feature of this evenings activities will be the showing of a 30 minute colour ed sound film entitled the harvester the public is cordially invited to the sunday services and the 8 oclock service on wednesday evening stouffville players busy smoothing out parts for comedy production i the stoortvilil twhm tfeny 4p t 1965 f 1 the production staff for doc- 1 tor in the house have been ex- 1 l n ii tremely busy during the past fnr kailfc 3t weeks and none more so than t vuuiitll udlro 01 john foulds who along with j i r t frank mellon has consrtucted h vhoo nftprttp some very impressive lighting i iiivicujcj arrangements tut a limited budget he has also been busy with lack mumfnrd floyd mar- latt and mr otto sr on the de- alrora paper sold the announcement has been made of the sale of the 105 year old aurora banner by dr jas johnston who purchased the weekly newspaper six years a- go the new owner is robert h buchanan who comes to au rora with twenty years newspa per experience chiefly in daily papers his latest position had been with the toronto tele- sign and construction of the set john has been working against two deadlines the dress rehear sal on april 7th and the arrival of a new babv in his family expected any day r this is the first production i which jack mumfnrd has man- 1 aged for the players and he would not consent that the stressed how very impressed he mounts had been increased is with the amount of work since the request had been made done by the members and how in writing last year letters very helpful the locai merchants produced by the clerk showed and tradesmen have been the mr rumbles contention to be legion have allowed the play- 1 correct councillor sumner mo- ers to use their hall for many ved that approval be given but a request for an expenditure of 588000 for a library on the thornhill secondary school and 131000 in alterations for a gymnasium at richmond hill received rough going when it came before markham two council on monday the town ships share is 22 deputyreeve rumble said he mr cecil srnurthwaite eonc 9 whitchurch has returned home following several weeks of confinement in the scarboro general hospital are you the defendant id this case no your honour i got a lawyer to do my defending im the one who stole the chickens christ church anglican stouffville rer john l ball rector sunday april 4th 1965 passion sunday 930 am morning prayer 930 am junior and primary sunday school 1030 am sr sunday school wed 10 am holy communion wed 815 pm evening praver fri 8 pm girl guides sat 10 am brownies sat 10 am junior choir practice help to support this with their gram hill b lllltlltlltlwlnllalyillllmjlvtvlul test drive the new austin 1100 4 doer sedan and the mgb sports car high tradein allowance on your used car austin morris mg rilev su wolsley austin healey bmc commercial units for all your bmc service and parts call joe mccullough motors bmc sales and service claremont ont phone 6492101 aasaaobspbaeaasepgehgnnsaasbbeo special values on sale this week wed sat mar 31 apr 1 2 grocery features maple leaf prices effective this weekend wed sat end 3 lard hein7 tomato soup uf off gay liquid fabric softener fleecy peanut butter royal york corn svrlir beehive canned hams maple leaf 10 oz lim 20 oi i pi 47c 35c 57 8 35c 35c 157 64 oz 16 o- 2 lb tin jug homo 55c milk 24 oi 2 49c rius deposit meats canadas finest blaw roast blade bone removed lb 51 hamburg maple leaf 1st crape rindless side racon chuck steaks hatle leaf wieners short rib roast ib 55 3 lbs 100 lb rag 69t n 55c lb- pig- 45c head lettuce grapefruit oranges size 180 grade c moclntosh apples 6 2 large heads 29c 10 for 69c 2 dox 85c qt bskt 69c store hours thursday till 9 pm friday till 10 pm open all day monday rehearsals and this is a kind ness which is greatlv appreciat ed mae foonl another behind- thescenes worker has been busy with ticket sales and selling advertising for the nrogram j any college while george foord has given a he declared great deal of help and advice with stage decor molly mum- ford has been begging and bor- towing props but the skull and skeleton which the play called for proved to be too much for her and they have been supplied by jerome pelaurier since the play is contempora ry costumes have not been a problem but what work has been needed has been done by mae foord other behind-the- scenes workers have been bill dedlow who is responsible for publicity and advertising arthur oixon house manager and edith sanders who is in charge of a ticket sales tick ets are available through any member of the group or at ilendricks hardware the price is one dollar a very modest price indeed for a theater ticket in 1965 he could not obtain a seconder councillor sumner said the increases were not worth men tioning if you dont support your high school board youll never get far with setting up the township council would not support the request and asked that the roard appear to explain the sit uation mr mrs stanley watson celebrate 45th anniversary there was a warm circle of children grandchildren rela tives and close friends present last saturday when mr and mrs stanley watson of r r 2 markham celebrated their 45th wedding anniversary at a din ner party held at the victoria square comunity centre it was on march 27 1920 that eunice forsythe and stanley watson were married at the forsythe family home inagin- court rev d l gordon of old knox presbyterian church of ficiating both were from scar boro township families the bride was the daughter of mr and mrs lewis forsythe and the grooms parents were mr and mrs charles watson the years in between have been meaningful and successful for the watsons they hold a respected place in community life and the kolstein dairy farm which is run by mr watson and sons stuart and trevor is widely known for its excel lence moved in 10s2 in 1952 the family moved from their scarboro farm tog north of markham mr jj 3 served as councillor fpcouncil on markham town he ha from 1958 to l and agri been active in tnroug the cultural aff lhe older soili county and the atner of ive en is a member of the fjird of township school area no 2 markham in its first year of operation he is also a director of the markham fair board trevor is the secretary of the york county ilclntein club and of the east york plowing match he has also been a lay representative on both east and york presbyter ies of the united church tor onto conference a daughter mildred i now mrs wm snowball of mark ham and the busy mother of se ven active children her sister marian mrs robert hamilton died suddenly in 1981 but her two sons gary and clcn were present at saturdays party two pastors present rev a l borland of stouff- davidson bros win wheat award at cty seed fair 70 exhibits of hay were shown last wednesday at the york county seed fair and hay show held in newmarket these along with exhibits of seed grain and corn made up one of the largest shows in re cent years the hay champion ship was won by norman bagg of maple his entry of second cut alfalfa won top honours and the lawrie bros special award the championship in the grain division went to davidson bros of stouffville on an entry of winter wheat the newmarket district coop awarded the champion prize in this division in the strong silage class bill staines of queensville had the top entry there was a new class this year for haylage the class was small but considerable interest was shown in this new method of preserving hay jim darlington of maple was the winner judges for the show were s a bowman of toronto joe lanthier of bradford and jas darlington of maple the main speaker on the af ternoon program was dr k m pretty director of the ameri can potash institute dr pret ty discussed in detail the most recent developments in fertili zer use other speakers on the program were kenneth mcmor- ine toronto and doug kennedy j of the farm credit corporation stouffville united church rev a l borland ba bd sunday april 4th 1965 11 am morning worship sermon what makes a good church member sunday school 945 am adult bible class 945 am junior intermed iate 11 am nursery kindergarten primary crib 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 stouffville united missionary church her arthur walsh minister sunday april 4th 1965 10 am sunday school with classes for all ages 730 pm evening worship wed at 8 midweek prayer meeting ballantrae lemonvtlle united churches rev g roy inglls ba minister sunday april 4th 1965 ballantrae musselmans lake 10 am sunday school 1115 am worship service mon apr 5 730 pm young peoples meeting wed apr 7 8 pm ucw lemon villa 10 am worship service 11 am sunday school 3 pm communicants class mon apr 5 4 pm brownies tues apr 6 8 pm bible study at home of mr mrs r gibbins wed apr 7 4 pm cgit 7 pm cubs united missionary church pastor rev grant sloss sunday april 4th 1965 markham 950 ajn sunday school 11 am morning worship 730 pm missionary service with mrs merlin grove somalia as the speaker wed r pm coloured film the harvester dicksons hill 945 am morning worship 1050 am sunday school 730 pm service in the mark ham church tues 8 pm prayer service the ville united church yysership watsons now hold jyof beav- and rev g a bstor at knox crton who waagincourt dur- united chjftheir years there ing majesties as master of cer- shareiast we while mr and c watson joined right hands mr borland again pronounced the words of the wedding cere mony those whom god hath joined together let no man put asunder and expressed the wish that life will grow richer and more blest for them as the years go on mr wallace macmillan of or- illia toasted the bride and har old white of port credit enter tained with his banjo there were songs by mrs elmer wil son of balsam who also spoke affectionately of mrs watson as the teacher at cedar creek school when she was a little girl to top the festivities there were beautiful coloured pic tures of western canada shown by mr and mrs lawson mum- berson mr mumberson served on township council with mr watson for several years mrs watsons sister who was her bridesmaid mrs g rowe of hickson ontario was pres ent as was mr watsons broth er and groomsman mr fred watson of agincourt with his wife mr and mrs clifford watson of whitby were also a- mong the guests aooooooooooocbooaaoooopoooi ww w markham ph 2943355 m0my markham ph 2943355 thurs fri 5at april i 2 i l5vely set in widescreen color lames darren pamkla tiffin icg mcciure joanie somfrs also a disney like technicolor delight island of the blue dolphins celia kaye george kennedy and rontu son of the dog of flanders matinee sat tflt both above pictures mon tues wed april s 8 they said it couldnt be filmed but here it is the female tom jones u fanny hill in widescreen technicolor the exciting ietitja roman as fanny alv miriam hopkins alex dakcy 2 shown each eveninr at 7 pm 930 pm admlvtlon for this engacement j100 ft second markham a baker hill baptist churches rev bruce hisey sunday april 4th 1965 second markham prayer services wed 8 pm young peoples fri 8 pre next lords day bible school 10 amiiri morning service jfson a great car 730 pm evening seroall of matthew subj jr davis and three mrsiters of richmond hill dtl sing 1 baker hill prayer service thurs 8 pm next lords day bible school 130 pm service 230 pm subj a great pattern of intercession monthly service of praise s pm young peoples mon 8 pm all welcome to our services churchill vivian churches rev k burton bth sunday april 4th 1965 churchill musselmans lake sun 955 bible school 11 am morning worship music mrs keith hutchinson wed 4 pm happy hour fri 8 pm young peoples vivian 10 am bible school 730 pm evening service wed 8 pm prayer bible study for both churches thur 4 pm happy hour thur 730 pm young peoples ringwood christian church rev a barry jones bth sunday april 4th 1965 10 am sunday school 11 am worship service 7 pm tues girls club 630 pm wed childrens meeting 800 pm wed ce prayer meeting 140th anniversary year altona united missionary church rev frank hiison raster sunday april 4th 1965 1030 am sunday school 730 pm evangelistic service wed 8 pm prayer service bible study fri afternoon after school happy hour for girls boys the church with a light on sunday night stouffville baptist church pastor gordon t goodcrham bth sunday april 4th 1965 950 bible school use our sunday school bus 1100 worship service the lords table 730 gospel service soloist mrs maxwell wed 800 prayer meeting full gospel centre markham shopping centre markham ontario pastor bruce arnold sunday april 4th 1965 11 am- communion service 3 pm sunday school 7 pm- singspiration ser vice with johnny ambrose the friendliest church in the world st james presbyterian church stouffville minister rev fred h cromey ba sunday april 4th 1965 10 am morning wor 10 am church scho- m tit clafhurch baptv sydney hlllyer dd kfsunday april 4th 1965 45 am sunday school 11 am calvary 730 p gospel servlca stouffvnxe memorial christian church minister rev clarence t bass sunday april 4th 1965 10 am classes for adults and children 11 am 730 pm the minister 1215 pm communion service this weeks thought men have become intoxicated with the great idea of one visible and united church and fall ia realize that any such idea must be limited by truth and balance by the conditions laid down in holy scripture united church rev geo davison sunday april 4th 1965 bethesda sth cone whitchurch 10 am morning worship 11 am sunday school melville 6th cone markham 10 am sunday school 1115 am morning worship 730 pm hic wed apr 7 melville unit ucw 815 pm gormley united missionary church rev l k slder tastor sunday april 4th 1965 945 am- sunday school 11 am home missionary ser vice with mr theodore war der of hamilton as speaker 730 pm evening service with baptismal service con ducted by the pastor wed apr 7 8 pm prayer meeting the word for the world uxbridge salvation army captain frederick lang officer sunday april 4th 1965 1100 am holiness meeting 2 l pm sunday school 700 pm song and pralje service bus for afternoon sunday school leaves stoufivijle 130 pm for detail call 8523341 uxbridge if you have no church of your own join a growing concern mktaabneapaagooooeaeaat i e a a boopcwoaoao blo0mington christian gospel church rev d benson pastor sunday april 4th 1965 945 sunday school classes for all ages 1100 am morning worship service the pastor will hring a message from the word of god special singing 7v pm great evening service the worlds most glorious event a message on bible prophecy the pastor special music and singing the singing brittians will be with us set for the defence of the gospel theres a welcome for everyone