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classified pet stock hay grain natural bobtail english j quantity of hay for sale collie pups born dec 13 phone 103416 purebred border collie pups t born ian 12 these are all hay for sale 40c a bale from imported stock parents j phone 6192013 it bverrfiffordr l quantity of baled alfa lev ber clifford flr 1 phonp 6irms female help wanted woman wanted to wort in home afternoons phone 640- 3303 waitress wanted exper ienced davs 114 phone 887- 5411 baled hay a straw for sale nigh bros phone 640- 1680 or 6402006 32tf 300 balesof straw for sale davidson bros phone 6101999 mixed alfalfa and brome grass hay for sale stua iaurie phone 6402170 ontario registered nure on call also a practical nurse single to live in phone 887- 5315 ak for mrs newman avord to the wives if von need money to buy a car house furniture earning 2 to s5 per hour with avon write miss ziesley box hi guelph giving phone canadian imperial bank of commerce inionvile branch has opening for female clerk to assume the duties of a teller and or posting machine oper ator banking experience pre ferahle hut not essential ph 2971513 to arrange for inter- view 44tf 400 bales of straw for sale peter fintelman good wood phone 8326423 after 6 pm for sale rodney seed oats cleaned and bagged also mc cormick deering milking ma chine with two units m spence phone 6103137 lady age 3550 to managp rofipshmfru booth at thp clarrmom conservation area some experience in this type of work is desirable open middle of may to thanksgiving weekends only 11 am to dusk applicants must have own trans portation please apply in writ ing kivinfr particulars of qualifi cations past experience etc to the personnel office cnib 1929 bayview ave toronto 17 ont interviews will be arranged in convenient locations 442 implements mh 13disc fertilizer and seed drill for sale phone picker ing 8392647 allis chalmers tractor with cultivator 2fur plow double discs 4 section harrows 450 full price 6103992 40ft ebersol elevator suitable for hay or grain practically new also one 12 ft international fertilizer spreader ringwood farms 6403003 432 for corn crop satisfaction plant rugged high yielding pioneer hybrid seed corn place your order now call or see us john c reesor phone 887363 432 more profit to you when you plant robson seneca adop ted hybrids for silage and grain unique 3way cross every plant producing for greater yield increased stand- ahilitv mel johnson clare- mont rr3 ph 6495151 408 cards of thanks i would like to thank our friends neighbours relatives for all the lovely cards flowers phone calls and kin inquiries end visits to the hospital and transportation to and from the hospital thank you all ed wideman we wish to take this oppor tunity to thank our goodwood neighbours and friends for their lovely gift of a coffee table and cushions with their kind thoughts and best wishes they are very much appreciated we shall think of you all in our new home ivy and ernest gribble rumble equipment masseyfkrguson sales parts service corner of don mills and stonftville road tlione 8875851 42u on behalf of the family i wish to say a sincere thank you to our friends neighbours and joy rebekah lodge for their kind get well wishes gifts and birthday cards while i was confined to uxbridge cottage hospital and on my return home all were deeply apprec iated doreen welsh reesor farm service your dealer for 39ti cockshutf oliver gelil rri unionville 8875265 acorn barn cleaners silo unloaders from s69500 save up to 60 on original cost reliable service and adequate parts stock maintained 425 ontario barn equipment company box 400 uxbridge ph 8523430 hutchinson farm supply stnultville rri dealer for john deere and papec farm machinery for repairs parts and service phone 6402699 2tf i wish to take this opportun ity of thanking all my neigh bours and friends and relatives for cards and inquiries and lovely flowers during my ill ness and stay in uxbridge cot tage hospital and a special thanks to dr mitchell and dr st john and the staff at ux bridge cottage hospital marge collins we would like to take this opportunity to thank all of our relatives and friends for the cards of kind wishes for the lovely presents and the beauti ful flowers and the visits of so many of you kind friends to claremont villa on our golden wedding anniversary it was a wonderful surprise which we will never forget albert and lily gray obtain forms parent planning to register their children for kindergarten classes in may and have not ob tained their childs birth certi ficate art asked to pick up ap plication forms at either the municipal office or the schools as soon a possible in order that the certificates are available in time for registration mr and mrs doug bacon and family have taken up tem porary residence in the home of miss gertrude todd main st the bacon house on church st was quite badly damaged by fire on march 27th and repairs to the residence have not been completed little boy billy went into a candy store and asked how much are your candy sticks the rlerk answered six for five cents billy thought and said six for five cents five for four rents four for three cents three for two rents two for one cent and one for nothins 111 take one please plants cards and letters those who called on me and mride in quiries as to my welfare the prayers of gods people espec ially our pastor rev sider also my appreciation for the services rendered by the doc tors and staff of the york coun ty hospital at newmarket william paisley it is with a deep sense of ap preciation that we express our thanks to the many neighbours and friends who contributed to ward the farewell program and generous gift provided xor us as we move out of the altona community meeting so many of you before we leave was indeed enjoyable we also thank you for your good wishes and pray ers for us as we work in a new location and trust the lord will bless those who continue his work here fred and ada nighswander and girls in memoriam baycroft in loving mem ory of a dear husband and father richard c baycroft who passed away april 9 1961 we watched you suffer day by day and could not help in any way but just stood by and watched you pass into the saviours arms at last ever remembered by his wife and family ottawa mm by john addison m p canada pension plan fined 250 lor impaired driving ernest j burns toronto charged with impaired driving february nth in stouffville pleaded guilty tuesday in ma gistrates court and was fined 250 and costs pc david hadden of the stouffville police department j told the court that he spotted 930 am holy communion the stouffville tribune thuruhy april 8 1965 pj 7 church news christ church anglican stouffville rev john l ball kectnr sunday april 11th 1965 palm sunday cober in loving memory of a dear brotherinlaw george harold cober who passed away april 3 1964 how we miss your smiling face but you left us to remember none on earth can take your place the happy home you once en joyed how sweet the memory still but death has left a loneliness the world can never fill ever remembered by ralph baker and family i wish to express my apprec iation to my relatives friends and neighbours for the gifts trucks for sale we have recently completed the purchase of troop carrier trucks from the canadian army and air force these are 3 ton internationals and all have less than 50000 miles and are complete with 12 foot steel platforms tarpaulin bows tarp and 825x20 spare tire several of these trucks have new spare tires and should he ideal for farm or cartage work all these trucks will pass dho inspection thcv can he seen at smoothtop white rose don mills and no 7 highway phone 2971414 or richmond hill acjjo wreckers av 52236 tu 4 2236 ellicott in loving mem ory of my dear husband wil liam h ellicott who passed away april 6 1959 a little tribute true and tender just to show we still remember he lives with us in memory still not just today but always will always remembered by his wife maud and family grove in memory of a dear mother myrtle grove who passed away april 14 1964 we mourned for her in silence no eyes can see us weep but many a silent tear is shed while others are asleep helen david and children every week in ottawa i re ceive numerous letters from in terested constituents wishing to learn about the nature and pro visions of the rather complica ted canada pension plan which was given final approval by the commons on march 29 therefore in the most simpli fied way i will try to explain just how the plan works basically the plan is a con tributory wagerelated scheme designed to provide a retire ment benefit equal to 25 per cent of a contributors adjusted lifetime earnings the plan is compulsory and is scheduled to come into operation next jan uary when the first payroll de ductions will be made the first benefits will follow one year later in january 1967 the benefits will be paid on yearly salaries between 600- 800 for selfemployed persons and s5000 persons who earn less than s600 and 800 will not contribute nor receive benefits and persons earning over s5000 will not contribute nor get be nefits or salaries over that fig ure selfemployed persons with a net income above s800 must contribute on earnings ov er 600 presently the plan calls for a maximum benefit of 10417 a month or 125004 a year pay able at age 65 after the ten- year transition period the mi nimum benefit after the plan matures would be 1250 a month or 150 a year benefits then can be calculated as one- quarter of a persons annual earnings and contributions will be calculated on a persons yearly earnings between 600- 5000 the basis as far as rates are concerned will be 18 percent for employees with 18 per cent paid by employers the rate for selfemployed persons is set at 36 per cent consequently a person earning 5000 would contribute 7920 a year with his employer adding the same amount a selfemployed per son would contribute the entire 15840 similarly a person earning 1200 yearly would contribute 1080 a month while receiving a monthly pension of 25 benefits will be reduced proportionately for persons drawing from the plan before i 1976 when the 10 year transi tion period is completed confusing theres more yet a person who contributes for one year and draws his first be nefit in 1967 would receive one- tenth of the pension he would receive after the 10 year per iod a person contributing for five years would receive half the pension a person who con tributes for seven years would draw sevententh and so on until 1976 when full benefits will be paid as a result persons i 65 or over next year will re ceive relatively smait amounts from the plan persons 60 who work until age 70 would be ab le to draw the full pension per sons below age 60 down to 18 years when they first start con tributing also will draw the full pension also provided within the scope of the plan is a 15 percent dropout period to assist with erratic incomes this means that if calcula tion of pension benefits 15 per cent of the years that a person is eligible to contribute can be eliminated if necessary without covering the amount of the pen sion if a person contributes for the full 47year period between ages 1865 the dropout period is seven years during the first five years that the plan is maturing the eligiblity age for the 75 a month flat rate old age pension also will be dropping from its present 70 to 65 thus by 1970 persons aged 65 and over will receive the old age pension in addition to their canada pen sion plan benefits next year persons aged 69 can draw the old age pension persons aged 68 can draw it in j967 and in 1970 persons aged 65 will re ceive it these then are the main pro visions of the new canada pen sion plan while they may seem to be confusing on reading them dont lose faith the na tions business is often confus ing because people and human affairs are so very complex as is often the case however one need only concentrate upon the problems and they become ev entually surprisingly clear and what seemed once to be prob lems are in fact items of pro gress burns driving erratically through the main street of stouffville const hadden said that when the car had stopped he found the accused man pas sed out over the wheel the officer said there was no acci dent involved it was burns second offense besides the fine magistrate russell pearse suspended the accused mans drivers license for three months may close down garibaldi school in uxbridge twp the garibaldi school on cone 2 uxbridge twp may be clos ed the issue is currently under discussion by the school area board the enrolment is small and the trustees feel that it would be more economical to transport the pupils to good wood or other nearby schools the board is confident that a central school system would at tract competent teachers and establish a high level of in struction throughout the town ship preliminary plans are being prepared for an addition to the goodwood school the present three classrooms are badly overcrowded 930 am junior and primary sunday school 1030 amsr sunday school wed 10 am- holy communion wed 8 pm choir practice wed s15 pm evening prayer fri s pm girl guides sat 10 am brownies sat 10 am junior choir praciice stouffville united church kev a i borland ba bd sundav april 11th 1063 paim sunday 11 am- morning worship the sacrament of holy communion sermon the royal road sunday school 945 am adult bible class 945 am junior intermed iate 11 am nursery kindergarien 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 kev arthur walsh minister sunday april 11th 1965 10 am sunday school with classes for all ages 11 am- morning worship 730 pm uniting with other churches for a service with mary morrison who is coming lo stouffville under the aus pices of the faith mission in canada maty morrison is a product of the lewis revival in the hebrides she will be sneaking and singing service will be held in the stouffville united missionary church wed s pm midweek prayer meeting death burkholder mrs edith at her home victoria ave vineland wednesday april 7 1965 edith burkholder in her 88th year wife of the late joseph burkholder and mother of ina at home mrs ernest ethel rittenhouse of jordan slation sister of frank gayman of westminster bc samuel gayman of vineland william gayman of beamsville resting at the tallman funeral home hwy 8 vineland service in the united missionary church vine- land friday at 230 pm inter ment in vineland cemetery cedar grove news grove in loving memory of my dear wife myrtle grove who passed away apr 14 1964 memory however sad is the link with this world and a better lovingly remembered louis grove in loving memory of a dear mother mrs louis grove who passed away ap ril 14 1964 mother you are not forgotten though on earth you are no more still in memory you are with us as you always were before lovingly remembered by jack mary and family hope in loving memory of a dear husband father and grandfather robt hope who passed away april 11 1961 your presence is ever near us your love remains with un yet you were the kind of a father your loved ones would never forget lovingly remembered by wife and family king in loving memory of my nephew floyd grant king who passed away on march 31 1963 how we miss your welcome footprints of the one we loved so dear oft we listen for your coming fully sure that he is here thou art gone but not forgotten fresh our love ever lies for as long as there is memory we will always think of thee lovingly remember by his aunt jean uncle ern and john pilkey rittenhouse in loving memory of our dear father and grandfather aaron rit tenhouse who passed away april 7 1963 god knows how much we miss him never shall his memory fade loving thoughts shall ever wander to the spot where he is laid ever remembered by on allan alberta and family concern is growing over con dition of the bridge on the 10th it has never been permanently repaired since hazel did her worst in 1954 and now the north end is dangerously dropping the community club has writ ten the reeve expressing our anxiety and it is hoped that the necessary repair or replacement will take place soon before it causes a bad accident are there any young ladies in the community between the ages of 710 who would like to join a brownie pack come fall there will be a few vacancies in the pack at green river and anyone wishing to join should contact mrs craig 2940566 as soon as possible girls who are interested should try to attend a meeting or two this year to find out what brownies do and if this is the sort of thing in which they would care lo participate they meet monday evenings from 7830 in green river church and if you would like to come they would love to see you harold lapp gave some very pertinent suggestions to farm ers with farmhelp problems on the farm broadcast cbc last monday it looks as though the farmers are going to have to stand behind a training pro gram if they are to get worth while help on the farm all the many months of prac tices came to a glorious conclu sion on saturday night when the first carnival of the mark- ham skating cluh presented a day on the farm beginning with the pink ballet which was the waking sunbeams a whole day at ihe farm was roiouitully covered with not even a scare crow left out over 250 boys and girls participated and cedar grove contributed karen rit chie as a butterfly anne milroy as a sunheam and debbie daw son as a doll only sad note in the whole beautiful evening was a missing butterfly laura smith came down with measles and had to miss the big night after never missing a practice the 5th annual laymans banquet was highly successful with 88 men in attendance a delicious dinner prepared by ihe ucw ladies and served by young church members was followed by special music by a local quartet mr bob dowse and mr ranee saunders dealt with the laymans part in the world of today and tomorrow doris and harold lapp have returned from a weeks varation to trenton columbus cleve land niagara falls and buffalo and had a wonderful business- holiday there will he organized base ball for all ages this summer playing under the cg colours the teams will be on the mark- ham circuit bob lapp and mike dean are the contacts for any interested players the first maple syrup festi val held in elmir3 will be on april 10th saturday buggies drawn into the main street will became stalls for the disposi tion of dried apples meats cookies preserves and cheeses and the main street will become a mall there will be booths for crafts and flapjacks buses will lake any interested visitors to the sugar bush where teams and wagons will draw them through the hush to the sugar shanties it sounds like a won derful way to spend a saturday and elmira is only an hour from cedar grove anyone having articles to dis pose of who would like to do nate them to the building fund for the auction at e harring tons in may is asked lo con tact archie little committee chairman rural mixed bowling league thursday april 1 1965 women may jones high single oat 267 high single hdcp 307 high triple hdcp 663 high triple flat marg loker 581 men high single flat joe murray 296 ben keuken high triple flat 682 high triple hdcp 688 over 200 doris stewart 220 marg loker 211 mary stewart 210206 nancy lehman 204 carol nigh 204 ben keuken 259 225 mur ray stewart 227225 bud leh man 223200 tom miller 218- 208 bill loker 211 bill sand ers 212 gord jones 213 jack pollard 203 spares edith smith 226 jean pugh 215 elgin wagg 238 ed surders 243- 231 bert jagger 222214 thursday april 8th women donna sanders high single flat 258 high single ihdcpi 292 carol nigh high triple flat 640 high triple hdcp 727 men lloyd jennings high sin gle flat 270 high single hdcp 276 clarence fock- ler high triple nai 731 high triple hdcp 770 over 200 lloyd jennings 270223 murray stewart 266242 clarence fock- ler 261204266 jack pollard 253213 bill sanders 217 ben keuken 230228203 roc stew art 222 bud lehman 212 joe murray 208 irwin ledlie 200 donna sanders 258 carol nigh 255208 arva wright 240 marg loker 225 nancy lehman 205 marj stewart 200 spares edith smith 236 bert jagger 239 charlie grove 229228 team standings red gins 127 pts goodvwood- ers 114 pts willies lillies 96 pts grasshoppers 92 pts nifty swlfties so pts try- hards 53 pts village ladies bowling league thursday april 1 1965 mar 25 7 pm high triple helen schmidt 673 high single joan burkholder 323 over 600 joan burkholder 646 mary miller 622 over 200 helen schmidl 287 mary miller 244 linda wagg 234 winnie elson 233 betty allen 219 muriel gibson 214 ann jack son 209 beryl bonnar 201 team standings the awols 41 pis hi los 41 pts cameos 40 pts the spinners 34 pts eager beavers 28 pts tigers 26 pts mar 25 9 pm lois bartley high single 260 high triple 641 over 200 gail nichols 241 babs nichols 226 doreen harper 224 lor raine barher 220 betty arm strong 215 marion barry 214 hazel morgason 213 minnie peach 212 marg schell 211 marg wood 211 joyce wright 205 team standings the beatles 50 pts the hill- hillies 39 pts morlevs raiders 36 pts the hopefuls 34 pts cracker jacks 26 pts country cousins 25 pts united church rev geo davison sunday april 11th 1965 bethesda 5th cone whitchurch 10 am morning worship 11 am sunday school melville 6th cone markham 10 am sunday school 1115 am morning worship the sacrament of the lords supper will be observed at both churches reception of new members at melville mon apr 12 815 pm peachs unit of ihe ucw at the home of mrs d ferguson thursday april 8th 7 oclock high single linda wagg 282 high triple betty allen 740 over 700 linda wagg 734 over 200 ann jackson 259 betty allen 258 gaye lehman 231 marian crowder 230 edrie martin 227 joan burkholder 223 opal leh man 213 alice cossey 212 queenie arundell 208 tiny- stewart 206 may foord 206 helen schmidt 201 team standings hi los 44 pts the awols 43 pts cameos 42 pts the spinnes 38 pts eager beavers 33 pts tigers 31 pts 9 oclock loraaine barber high single 272 high triple 595 over 200 joyce wright 262 barb morley 238 lena barkev 229 lois barlley 227 kay mcmann 220 bev burden 207 june hopper 205 carol morris 201 team standings the beatles 52 pts hillbillies 44 pts morlevs raiders 41 pts hopefuls 36 pts country cous ins 30 pts cracker jacks 28 pts second markham baker hill baptist churches rev bruce hlsey sunday april 11th 1965 second markham prayer services wed 8 pm sunday bible school 10 am morning service 11 am sermon title stunned silenced evening service 730 pm title light in the midst of darkness daily vacation bible school at second markham april 19 23 all boys and girls welcome baker hill prayer service thurs 8 pm next lords day bible school 130 pm gospel service 230 pm come and consider gods suffering servant all welcome to our services united missionary church tastor bev grant slom sunday april 11 th 1965 v markham 950 am sunday school 11 am 730 pm dr stew art boehmer president toronto bible college wednesday 8 pm mr dixie dean speaking and playing his accordion dicksons hill 945 am the pastor speaking 1050 am sunday school 730 pm service in the mark ham church tues s pm- prayer service churchill vivian churches rev k burton bth sunday april 11th 1965 churchill mussclmans lake sun 955 bible school 11 am morning worship wed 4 pm happy hour good friday 8 pm at vivian combined musical service all welcome vivian 10 am bible school 730 pm evening service mon apr 12 8 pm ladies meeting at the home of mrs mcneil v stouffville wed 8 pm prayer bibl study for both churches thur 4 pm happy hour ringwood christian church rev a barry jones bth sunday april 11th 1965 10 am sunday school 11 am worship service 730 pm miss mary morrison at stouffville united mission ary church 7 pm tues girls club 630 pm wed childrens meeting 800 pm wed ce prayer meeting moth anniversary year altona united missionary church kev frank ilusnn tastor sunday april 11th 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 tastor gordon t gooderham bth sunday april 11th 1965 950 bible school 1100 hour of worship 730 combined service in stouffville united missionary church the faith mission in canada and miss mary morri son from the hebrides islands wed 800 prayer meeting graduate professor i have made some money and i want to do something for my old college i dont remember what studies i excelled in if any professor in my classes you slept most of the time graduate fine ill endow dormitory in a hurry to pick up a book for a friends birthday i was lucky enough to find just what i wanted as i was about to hand it to the busy clerk i noticed that the book jacket was soiled isnt this one a little dirty i asked as he took it lady he said impatiently i dont know i havent had time to read it uxbridge salvation army captain frcderlrk iang officer sunday april 11th 1965 1100 am holiness meeting dedication of samuel freder ick lang bv ltcol l bursey 215 pm sunday school 700 pm song and praise service bus for afternoon sunday school leaves stouffville 1 30 pm for detail call 8523841 uxbridge if you have no church of your own join a growing concern st james presbyterian church stouffville minister rev fred h cromey ba sunday april 11th 1965 10 am morning worship 10 am church school claremont baptist church minister kev h sydney nillyer dd sunday april 11th 1965 945 am sunday school 11 am worship service 730 pm gospel service i stouffville memorial christian church minisler rev clarence t basf sunday april 11th 1965 10 am bible school for adult and children 11 amworship service the minister 730 pm we unite tonight with the united missionary church speaker miss mary morrison of scotland instrument of god in uist revival hebrides islands sponsored by th faith mission of canada ballantrae lemonville united churches eev g roy inglis ba mlnlstel sunday april 11th 1965 rallantrae mussclmans lake 10 am sunday school 1115 am communion service sal apr 10 10 am ucw sale mon apr 12 730 pm young peoples meeting lcmonville 10 am communion service reception of new members 11 am sunday school mon apr 12 4 pm brownies tues apr 13 8 pm ucw at home of mrs r gibbins wed apr 14 4 pm cgit 7 pm cubs scouts gormley united missionary church rev l k sider pastor sunday april 11th 1965 945 am sunday school 11 am worship service theme pontius pilate 730 pm evening sendee palmtree christians wed apr 14 8 pm prayer meeting good fridav apr 16 8 pm youth rally a musical pro gram with mr fred lehman of kitchener his family and his sister miss marian leh man in solo and group selec tions also mr lehman will bring a testimony message relating his conversion in a prison camp in germany the word for the world bloomington christian gospel church rev d benson pastor sunday april 11th 1965 945 sunday school classes for all ages 1100 am vorning worship the pastor will bring timely message from the word john mcdonald will sing several numbers 730 pm- great evening service john mcdonald will put on this entire service he is known as the singing missionary he travels from coast to coast in canada bright singing helpful services set for the defence of the gospel theres a welcome for everyone