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classified in memoriam byer in loving memory of a dear husband father and grandfather nelson w byer who passed away nov 26 1964 a silent thought a secret tear keeps his memory ever dear time takes away the edge of grief but memory turns back every leaf sadly missed by wife gertrude and family florence in loving mem ory of a dear husband and father cumming florence who passed away nov 21st 1963 deep in the heart lies a picture of a loved one laid to rest in memorys frame i shail keep it because he was one of the best sadly missed by wife and family hobbs in loving memory of albert frederick hobbs who passed away nov 27th 1959 lifes greatest gift remembrance gwen and family rose in loving memory of a dear father and grandfather milford who passed awav november 30 1962 a death is a going home it is a door to a larger life and into greater glory where the wounded of life are healed and the tears of life are dried nd broken hearts are mended with the balm of gilead given by the great physician there lovingly remembered by son carl daughterinlaw alice and grandchildren bruce and joyce yakeley in loving memory of a dear husband oliver yakelev who passed away nov 25 1963 time speeds on two years have passed since death its gloom its sha dows cast within our home where all seemed bright and took from us a shining light we miss that light and ever will his vacant place there is none can fill here we mourn but not in vain for up in heaven we will meet again lovingly remembered by wife ada hay grain 800 bales of second cut alfalfa hay phone 2942640 province of ontario county of york in the matter of the estate of jacob w mc mullen late of the village of stouffville in the county of york retired farmer deceased notice is hereby given pur suant to the trustee act that all persons having claims against the estate of the above named jacob w mcmullen who died on or about the 17th day of september ad 1965 are hereby required to send by post pre paid or to deliver to the under signed solicitors button arm strong full particulars of their claims duly verified on or be fore the 11th day of december ad 1965 after which said date the said executors will proceed to distribute the assets of the said estate among the parties entitled thereto having regard only to those claims of which they then have had notice dated at stouffville this 17th day of november 1963 ross mcmullen 19 tenth line south stouffville ontario lome mcmullen 108 tenth line south stouffville ontario 253 messrs button armstrong barristers and solicitors solicitors of the said executors stouffville ontario metro planning program stops at pickering townline says reeve brougham living in a municipality next to toronto is like trying to keep up with the joneses pickering twp reeve c w laycox told mem bers of the metropolitan and region transportation study he charged that metro plan ning proposals stop at the metropickering township bor der as if the mutual boundary resembled the berlin wall the pickering reeve said his township is in the position of having to pick up where metro left off in extending transpor tation easterly the reeve also recommended that the proposed highway 407 north of metro be extended easterly to the east limit of the township and eventually con nect with the macdonald- coming events bingo every monday night in the claremoit legion hall cash prizes share the wealth and jackpot game time 800 pm everyone welcome 32tf mrs wm dedlow wishes to announce the opening of the white house 233 main st w featuring antiques objects dart friday november 26th 1965 euchre in the legion hall thursday nov 25 1965 at 815 sponsored by the legion ladies for their sick visiting and sen ior citizens program admission 50c yakeley in loving mem ory of a dear father and grand father oliver yakeley who passed away nov 25 1963 those who we love go out of sight but never out of mind they are cherished in the hearts of those they leave behind ever remembered by daughter ruby soninlaw frank and grandchildren yakeley in loving memory of a dear father oliver yake ley who passed away nov 25 1963 dear dad you are not forgotten though on earth you are no more still in memory you are with us as you always were before always remembered del and norman betty and reg the ontario municipal board in the matter of sec tion 13 3 of the municipal act rso 1960 c 249 as amended and in the matter of an application of patrick cash- man and others on peti tion for the division into wards of the township of whitchurch appointment for hearing the ontario municipal board hereby appoints thurs day the 9th day of december 1965 at the hour of ten oclock in the forenoon at the council chambers in the township of whitchurch for the hearing of an application by patrick cash- man and others for the division into wards of the township of whitchurch let all persons in support of or in opposition to such application then and there attend dated at toronto this 5th day of november 1965 252 b vickers seal secretary the stouffville womens in stitute will hold their annual christmas bazaar bake sale tea on saturday dec 4th from 25 pm in the basement of st james presbyterian church 252 bingo every saturday night in veterans hall stouffville spon sored by the canadian legion and ladies auxiliary branch 459 special games jackpot cash prizes doors open 730 pm games start at 800 sharp admission 5cc 13tf notice anyone wishing to get in on this special christmas sale for blankets rugs sheets socks spreads towels etc have your money and order in to mrs e j stickley phone gormley 887- 5507 by dec 15th no trade in required 252 cartier freeway other proposals to improve the townships transportation ills included a bypass at pick ering village or widening of the existing highway 2 and better communication between muni- cipalties so each will know what the other is doing in ad vance the pickering brief states that the bare expressway net work portrays a system of the three eastwest routes through metro linked by the looping of highways 400 and 404 and highway 27 on the west no such supplementary route exists on the east between the don valley parkway and highway 12 at whitby the west is provided with modern convenient and diver ging routes and the east must fade further into the back ground said mr laycox ladies dont miss the bazaar- auction to be held in morgan hall on saturday december 4th 14 pm under the auspices of cwl st patricks markham something for every member of the family home baking fancy goods knitted wear sewing kiddies corner candy auction modern and antique 243 you can win prizes through the stouffville merchants gift coupons watch for them in the local stores whitchurch conservation club invites the public to its first open meeting on thursday dec 2 at 8 pm at community hall van- dorf guest speaker james l bailie royal ontario museum curator authority on bird life first of a series of well known speakers film and slides cof fee served 252 smithcorona electra 120 with a br0adsh0uldered carriage for big jobs superb electric typing with a portable has all the features you need for school and many officesize extras forafter graduation s easy terms come try onel v tribune office supplies 5456 main st w stouffville plus jeweled main bearing insures longlasting factorynew precision and performance plus changeable type 40 optional snapon characters add a new dimension to typing nov snow storm blocks back roads mrs r may goodwood one of our earliest snow storms on nov 17th was a blizzard all day and roads were filled during the early evening stopping traffic even on the highway the school bus missed the children on the back roads on thursday due to the storm the nomina tion meeting was poorly attend ed but as long as there are enough to hold a meeting it is only legal to carry on as ad vertised mrs alderson visited recent ly with her aunt mrs hattie carruthers who is now able to be home from a nursing home and in her own home in tor onto mrs j kidd is spending two weeks with her niece mrs laura tucker of apsby mr and mrs ernie marriott linell and ken of markham visited with mr and mrs r may and family on sunday fifth line ucw meeting will be held on dec 8 at the home of mrs gladys norton of claremont word for roll call a christmas verse the program will be in charge of mrs betty symes and mrs evelyn bryant lunch will be in charge of the hostesses mrs g norton and mrs o forsythe mr stan slack spent a few day under observation in ux- bridge hospital due to an acci dent in the garage miss olive may ipent the weekend in toronto and her sister mrs dean percy visited her parents mr and mrs wm may the womens institute meet ing was held monday night and the quaker hill ladies were guests mrs hirsch of lemon- ville gave a talk on what citi zenship means to her which was a challenge to all mrs l wilson gave a demonstration on door decorations for christmas mrs hirsch mrs j tood and mrs h norton received the finished cheery decorations mrs gribble and mrs tindall attended the convention held at the royal york pierre bur ton told of the good being done at the harold king farm don ations of mens clothing will be received by mrs tindall up until dec 11 for this cause its a great snow tire its a great snowless tire go in snow with dominion royal super winterides with the lifetime guarantee predictions are for a long snowfilled winter with such a possibility in store the wise motorist is making sure he has those digin and go dominion royal winteride snow tires why not play it safe be prepared for the best deal in town see neil patrick jlitw ltd main street west stouffville phone 6403450 legion ladies bowling league high single doris farthing 276 high triple doris farthing 619 over 200 elaine livinkstone 246203 bet ty baker 240204 bev burden 239205 winnie klson 230 ruth sheppard 211 alta badgerow 210 dorothy mehaffey 201 team standings ookpiks 26 pts untouchables 26 pts whoozits 23 pts curv- ers 21 pts should bes 18 pts scamps 18 pts new school needed unionville new school facilities will soon be required here if the population of unlon- ville continues to grow mem bers of markham twp no 2 area board agreed last week a recent plan for the police village shows a proposed new 68 home subdivision located north of the 390 lot varley vil lage project inspector maynard s hall- man had asked for a decision on the school site by nov 22nd in a letter received from hengran developers varley village it was stated that the board would be held to a dec 1st deadline for the purchase of a school site in the sub division they would require a 10000 down payment with a mortgage on the balance to be paid in july when taxes come in the price quoted on the 52 acre serviced lot li 10000 per acre the developer claims that 150 homes in varley village will be occupied by sept 1966 lemonville candidates in whitchurch twp lemonville as nomin ation night draws near at least two in our community have sig nified a willingness to stand for office dr m smith will seek reelection as a trustee on the school board the board has done a splendid job this past year in solving the many great and varieu pioblems con fronting them with the intro duction of school area all the problems are b no means set tled so we feel very strongly that we would do well to give our full support to dr smith for a continuance of the con tinuity of iheir fine program mr h nauta hs also stated his intention of running again for council henry ran a fine campaign last year and we feel with being much iter known this year he has a gitat deal to offer the electorate his many years in the business world gives him the much needed ex perience necessary for the pro per planning and use of the ten million dollars council must dole out during the year our support is very vital to these two men who have indi cated a willingness to partic ipate in municipal affairs mr and mrs g wells had sunday evening dinner with mr and mrs g evans of clare mont pauline hirsch spoke on ci tizenship to the goodwood womens institute monday night mr and mrs h hirsch visit ed mr and mrs w mielke trudy of mimico on sunday afternoon congratulations to the lem onville ladies quintette who put on a program for the old folks at parkview home thurs night that was jusi delightful the readings were most inter esting the 3ongs ltght and gay and the refreshments in lem- onvilles finest tradition the quintette members are mrs p hirsch mrs j nauta mrs h nauta mr m smith mrs w koster and mrs s crouch mrs grant wells was mc helping with the refreshments were mrj b burton mrs l collins mrs p kinsella and mrs m turner mr and mrs z kynkl of to ronto and mrs kynkl of czech oslovakia were sunday guests of mr and mrs m hrebik the ucw executive elected at a recent meeting is past president mrs l hartwick president mrs h hirsch 1st vice president mrs j nauta 2nd vice president mrs j lloyd secretary mrs m tur ner assistant mrs m macfar- lane treasurer mrs h nauta missionary mrs r ashbridge fruit and flower mrs w kos ter social and catering mrs j nauta mrs d smith mrs l hartwick mrs l collins com munity mrs s crouch mrs b cook mrs d clee caretaker mrs m hrebik mr ron carter has been on a successful hunting trip bag ging 4 deer gordle tapp was a recent luncheon guest of the kosters mr and mrs l collins were saturday evening guests of mr and mrs ron weir of scarboro mrs nauta and mrs e old ham visited the parkview home and the stouffville ucw baz aar saturday afternoon mr and mrs c manchee are home from a week spent in new york city mrs joanne steel of stouff ville was friday luncheon guest of mrs pat kinsellas mr and mrs w dirnberjer were guests of mr and mrs urtl on sunday afternoon maria racs and lenora ann bakewell are now on their toes the girls have taken bal let lessons for several years and are justly proud of acheiv- ing toe shoes mrs howard bakewell who has been under the weather for several months now reports that she feels tip top these days we wish her continued good health birthday greetings to shirley hrebik 3 years lois winger 9 years andre blackwell mrs s rae and mrs j rae the stourryille tjuhm ttav kateabtt 25 1965 pt j big county road program scheduled over ten years newmarket a giant road program to cost 36000000 has been outlined before york county council the program is to extend over a ten year period this plan was submitted by the toronto york roads commis sion at the request of the prov incial department of highways when completed the present road system will have been near ly doubled to 380 miles the total county system itself will be nearly double from 11 to 28 miles county council approved the plan last week in principle of all the roads cited for take over the one most important to this immediate area is the bloomington sideroad this road has long been a stumbling block to the whitchurch township road department due to its un due heavy truck traffic during the first year of this giant project land will be ac quired and engineering plans prepared in the second year grading bridges and drainage will be taken care of the final years will be spent in paving pay as you go a payasyougo system of fi nancing is proposed by the plan and based on present growth forecasts of population and as sessment the county rate would be an average of 553 mills for the construction and mainte nance of the system no further debentures would be issued and present debentures would be re tired by 1975 the extensive report was pre pared by a d margison and associates consulting engineers the tenyear plan would take over 179 miles of township roads and the affect of the new 40 highway north through the county has also been taken into account rare woodpecker at cedar grove cedar grove a rare woodpecker who should be in mexico or florida about now apparently has decided to win ter in this area first spotted at mrs frank barneys suet on nov 5th a beautiful red bellied woodpecker has attracted much attention among bird watchers in the metro area and from as far afield as windsor jim bai ley bird spotter for the tele gram came out to have a look and stated in his paper that in 46 years of observation he has seen the redbellied woodpecker only five times in this area it is not so rare in illinois but this gentleman must have had a crazy compass to have headed north instead of south at this time of year knowledgable peo ple think that if the suet is there he will come through the winter well and meantime watchers are arriving at the barkeys and the levi dlllers who also have tasty suet by the carload to catch a glimpse of him the most ardent watchrs were two boys who took a bus to high land cieek last saturday and walked to the barkeys lugging a good deal of camera equip ment they waited until dark in vain sunday however back they came again arriving about ii ociock at one thirty their watch was rewarded when the colourful bird arrived for a late lunch incidentally this bird has zebra striped back and wings and is rich red from beak to nape of neck about a hundred and twenty people enjoyed a turkey dinner last friday night at the commu nity club annual banquet it was an evening of pleasure with no business meeting but instead an old marx brothers film was shown after dinner friday night is nomination night in markham township ira recsor spent a pleasant few days visiting old friends in the village he stayed with bert and ida tapscott ind returned to orilila on monday dates to remember dec 5th hi c meeting will be held after church instead of in the evening as usual dec 5 cgit christmas vespers service will be held in zion church at 7 pm nov 9 monday community club meeting will be at helen and maurice hamills dec 6 the euchre will be held in cedar grove schoolhouse this is the last euchre of the present series everyone wel come dec 9 mothers club will be an evening of christmas music at evelyn whittarnores please note change of date dec 12 and 19 the mitten tree will again be in the church for your mitten contri butions all mittens go to the save the children fund and mittens of all types and sizes are gratefully received the digger wasp lays its eggs on tarantulas which serve at food for the young wasp revive old plants with air layering it doesnt take long for some house plants to develop that long stragglyhighly unattrac tive look by early fall many look especially leggy more often than not they are removed to some faraway place the porch for instance where they live out the duration of their lives in awkward seclusion this is the fate of too many good house plants when a plant outgrows its attractiveness it can often be helped by a simple method of propagation called air layering say horticulturists with the on tario department of agricul ture this practice lets plants produce roots on shorter stalks smaller yet fullydeveloped and attractive offspring result plants most suitably propa gated by this method are tha erect foliage types such as phil- odendron rubber plant draca- ena and dieffenbachia here is how its done first notch the stem where you want the roots to form keep tha wound open with a foreign ob ject such as a stick or pebble add a rootgrowth mixture and wrap wet sphagnum moss around the stem tie it tightly in place and cover with a piece of polyethylene bag when the roots have formed the shoot may be removed from the old stalk and planted while the young roots are still forming be sure to keep the moss in moist condition church news christ church anglican stouffville rev john l ball rector sundav november 28th 1965 advent sunday 930 am holy communion junior sunday school 1030 am senior sunday school 8 pm senior choir practice- wed 1030 am junior choir prac ticesat 7 pm girl guides mon 10 am brownies sat 8 pm rangers thursday stouffville united church bev a l borland ba bd sunday november 28th 1965 11 am reception of members sermon believing in an age of unbelief sunday school 945 am junior and inter mediate depts 945 am adult bible class 1100 am nursery kinder garten and primary depts weekly programmes mon 7 pm explorers wed 715 scouts thurs 7 pm cgit fri 7 pm cubs sat 845 am jr choir prac tice ballantrae lemonville united churches rev g roy inglis ba minister sunday november 28th 1965 ballantrae musselmnns lake 10 am sunday school 1115 am worship service monday nov 29th 730 pm young peoples meeting wednesday december 1st s pm ucw lemonville 10 am worship service 1115 am sunday school monday nov 29th 4 pm brownies wednesday december 1st 4 pm cgit 7 pm cubs scouts stouffville united missionary v church bev arthur walsh minister sunday november 28th 1965 10 am sunday school with classes for all ages 11 am morning worship 730 pm evening service the letter to the church at pergamos wednesday night is pray er meeting night at altona united missionary church rev frank huson pastor sunday november 28th 1965 1030 am sunday school 730 pm rev ward m shantz dist supt will be guest speaker wed 8 pm prayer service and bible study the church with the light on sunday night memorial christian congregational church minister rev clarence t bast sunday november 28th 1965 10 am classes for adults yp and children 11 am 730 pm the minis ter thought for the week the cheerful givers art few and far between in these days when dedication to a pro gram is given precedence ovef dedication to the person ot jesus christ claremont baptist church minister bev h sydney hulycr dd sunday november 28th 1965 945 am sunday school 11 am morning worship 730 pm gospel service united church rev geo davison sunday november 28th 1965 bethesda 5th cone whitchurch 10 am worship service 11 am sunday school melville 6th cone markham 10 am sunday school 1115 worship service stouffville baptist church pastor gordon t gooderham bth sunday november 28th 1965 950 bible school classes for children teens and adults 1100 morning worship 720 gospel service testimony from miss doris nesbitt mis sionary candidate to africa soloist mrs geo allison mon 730 young peoples wed 800 prayer meeting ttoldlne forth the word of life ringwood christian church sunday november 28th 1965 10 am sunday school 11 am 7 pm anniversary services speaker rev d c percy 630 pm wed childrens meet ing 800 pm wed ce prayer meeting churchill vivian churches rev k burton bth sunday november 28th 1965 churchill musselmnns lake sun 955 bible school 11 am morning service wed 4 pm happy hour fri 730 pm young peoples mon nov 29 8 pm ladles meeting at the home of mrs o leitch 9th line all wel come vivian 10 am bible school 730 pm evening service thurs 4 pm happy hour prayer meeting at vivian st james presbyterian church stouffville minister bev fred h cromey ba sunday november 28th 1965 10 am morning service 10 am church school second markham ft baker hill baptist churches rev bruce hisey sunday november 28th 1965 second markham sunday bible school 10 am morning service 11 am evening service 730 pm baker hill prayer service thur 8 pm sunday bible school 130 pm service 230 pm all welcome gormley united missionary church rev l k slder pastor sunday november 28th 1965 950 am sunday school 11 am worship and sacrament of the lords supper 730 pm evening service theme new testament con versions wed dec 1st prayer meeting bulldlmr lo present flic word to the world united missionary church dicksons hill pastor mr ronald faw ph 102136 sunday november 28th 1965 945 am sunday school hour 1100 am morning worship 730 pm hour of praise and fellowship wednesday 8 pm bible stu dy prayer and planning exalting christ in our com munity bloomington christian gospel church rev d benson pastor sunday november 28th 1965 945 sunday school classes for all ages 1100 am morning worship service message the ministry of suffering the pastor will preach soloist paul benson 730 pmgreat evening service message is there a second chance the pastor will bring this message coming mr mrs don weeks will sing note the ladies monthly fellowship will hold their special christmas meeting on dec 2nd 800 pm in the church set for the defence of the gospel a real welcome to all