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transportation transportation wnt from mirkbam th coieioii to bar b4 0rrrd rlclnltj i rrttiai it 10 to t4 m i n4 rctarnicc 445 to i pm paon stoaff 107 coming events in memoriam coveault dbm arn addn sept is 195 i wat4 i mi with pture ss eottred all the way bat it ft mt boet th wiser for all be had to i i wlxd a ml with torro j and ntttr a word um ih bat oh th things i itarntd i from her whta orrcw walked with me sadlj misted by mum and johnnie scott in california canadian legion win hold thtir i annual bazaar at the legion i hall on saturdiy oct z i nigh in loring memory of a dear little ton stephen ac cidentally killed september 17 1955 aged 7 years w cannot say we will not say that be l dead he ia jum away with a hry jmlle and a ware of the hand h has wandered into an on- known land the cherrrwood wa turkey and left us dreaming how very sapper will be held in the mr church hall on oct lth from it needs must be since he lingers 4 45 until all are terred tickets i there jl 25 children under 12 years i and we o we who the wildest tse hid yearn tor the oldtime step and the the regular weekly blngoa nndtr the auspices of branch 459 canadian legion will be held in the legion hall erery saturday erening at i p m eharp 15tf the annual turkey supper will be held at mt plssah church on wednesday erening october 23rd admission by ticket only and these may be purchased from the following mrt harold botham pa 75152 mrs roy smith pa 74125 mr r baycroft gormley 529 mrs c patteriden gorm 5253 adults tickets si 50 childrens tickets 12 years and under 75e cards of thanks we would like to thank all our kind friends and neighbors for the lovely gifts received at the farewell party held for us mrs gertrude hollidge and ken the family of the late mrs esther grove xishes to thank the relatives friend and neigh bors for thlr kindness and ex pressions of sympathy during thlr recent bereavement in the loss of a loving mother russell louis and frank i would like to take this opportunity to thank the many neighbors and friends for the cards letters baskets of fruit and inquiries received during my stay in the hospital a special thankyou to the gorm ley womens institute and to those who baked for my family during my absence clara munro glad return think of him faring on as dear in the love of there as the love of here think of him still the same we nay he is hot dead he is just away sadly missed and lovingly remembered by mummy daddy jon and sue nigh in loving memory of our dear grandson stephen nigh who was killed sept 1 1956 aged 7 years we will always remember the way he looked the way he spoke and smiled the little things he said and did are with ns all the while far down the lane of memories the light is never dim until the stars forget to shine we will remember him sadly missed by grandpa and grandma fleming births late mrs e grove av6us mr and mrs v11- led active life iam anglis rr 4 stoufsl ville are happy to announce the arrival of a baby gir on sept 10 1937 at the brier- j bush hospital stouffville bell mr and mrs frank bell rr 1 miliiken ont are happy to announce the arrival of a baby daughter on sept 12 1957 at the brierbush hospital stouffville byers mr and mrs ron by- ers are happy to announce the arrival of a son gordon paul september 16 1957 at eight years ago sarnia general hospital geer mr and mrs robert geer rr 1 claremont ont are happv to announce the arrival of a baby daughter on september 15 1957 at the brierbush hospital stouff ville king mr and mrs alan king rr 3 stouffville ont are happy to announce the arrival of a baby boy on sept 16 1957 at the brierbush hos pital stouffville mi eras mr and mrs jacob mleras rr 2 claremont announce the birth of a daugh ter sept 16 1957 at brierbush hospital noble mr and mrs harry noble rr 3 stouffville an nounce the arrival of a son sept 17 1957 at brierbush hospital stouffville reid mr and mrs robert reid rr 2 stouffville ont are happy to announce the arrival of a baby boy at the brierbush hospital stouffville t on sept 10 1957 on friday sep 13th mrs esther grove a resident of north markham between the 8th and 9th concessions for the past 63years passed away following a brief threeday illness she was in her 84th year born at cedar grove the daughter of the late benjamin and nancy reesor the deceased later moved to north markham where shi lived until her recent death her husband the late david grove predeceased her ceremonies the junior choir the late mrs grove led an contributed beautifullv to the active life much of her interests service this sundav isthe 102nd were centered around her ehu- 1 anniversary service at zion and rch where she attended regular- a good dea of wmk has gone ly a member of the old order into preparation of special cedar grove a break from the weather man a huge and spectacular fire lots of corn a singsong and a good crowd combined on sat urday night to make the last corn roast of the season a mem orable event most popular guest of the evening was blodwen da- vies who returned on thursday from a year in saskatchewan and was kept busy receiving everyones warm welcomes at iter homecoming tne rally day service at zion church was held on sunday with the children participating with their annual promotion mennonites the deceased at tended services at cedar grove altona and almira she is sur vived by three sons russell sth con of markham louis 9th con of markham and frank on the home farm there is also one brother mr abram reesor at cedar grove and a sister mrs mary barkey of cherry- wood the wideman mennonite chu rch at dickson hill was filled for the funeral service on mon day afternoon at 2 oclock mr cecil reesor conducted the serv ice in the church mr abram smith was in charge at the music to make the services par ticularly significant there wijl be a service in the afternoon at 2 oclock and another in the eve ning at oclock mr pick will preach at both services the members of the church extend a warm welcome to all those wishing to participate and to join them afterwards in an hour of fellowship following the serv ice at the last community club meeting it was decided to enter a group of square dancers from cedar grove in the competition at markham fair this year tuesday night next will be re graveside interment was made i hearsal night for this group and in the adjoining cemetery the the committee hope there will pallbeavers were six grandsons elmer grove merlin grove jack grove lloyd grove mur ray grove and glenn grove we would like to thank our many friends and relatives who have been so kind to us in the past few weeks to send cards fruit flowers and for their many inquiries since our accident also a special thanks to dr mitchell and dr smith for their quick assistance at our time of need ererythlng has been greatly ap preciated mike and ruth miller i wish to thank my friends- and neighbors or all their kind ness they hare shown during the thirteen years i spent in stouffvule also for the lovely- gifts i received when i was leaving i would be very happy to have any of you come and visit mt at any time mae nlghswander mlndemoya manltonlln island ont nigh in loving memory of our dear nephew stephen james nigh who passed away suddenly on monday sept 17 1958 they say time heals all sorrow and helps us to forget but time so far has only proved how much we miss you yet sadly missed and lovingly remembered by aunt edna uncle bill and cousin david auction sale nigh in loving memory of stephen nigh who died sep tember 17th 1956- we cannot lord thy purpose see but all fs well thats done by thee lovingly remembered by his grandparents mr and mrs edgar nigh storry in loving memory of our dear parents helen j storry who entered into rest september 23rd 19ss and edgar a storry december 28th 1955 silently the angels took them into heavenly mansions above there shall they rest from earths toil safe in the arms of gods love daughter ruth kee and son donald storry walls in loving memory of mrs david walls who passed awav on september 10th 1955 always lovingly remembered by daughter ruth and brother leslie hall hereford cattie farm mpifmkntsi ihc combine etc ox 1ot 30 concession 3 markham township nt hendford friday sept 27 the property of merrill johnson cattli5 1 part holsteln hertford heifer bred jan 12th i hereford cow bred jan 19 4 years old 3 hereford cow bred feb 7 4 years old 4 hereford heifer bred apr 19th 5 hereford heifer bred may 13th 6 hereford cow bred june 13th 6 year old 7 hereford cow bred juno 13th 6 years old 8 hereford cow bred july 24th 5 years old 9- hereford cow bred june 13th 5 years old 10 hereford heifer is months old 11 hereford heifr 1 yr old 12 hereford heifer 12 mos old 13 hereford heifer 10 mos old 14 hereford heifer 9 mos old 15 hereford heifer s mos old 16 hereford steer 6 mos old implements mecormlckdeerlng pto no 64 combine 6 ft cut near new complete with scour clean masseyharris power lift 13- disc grain and fertilizer drill good mh flower 5 ft good silver king 2plow tractor on rubber good condition 17tooth springtooth cultivator power lift tractor hitch markham road dept joe boys says councillor at a regular meeting of mark ham twp council last week councillor mrs james issued a i plea that the road department not be saddled with so many small jobs which are in addition to their regular work the road department is fast becoming the joe boys for everybody else stated mrs james she was critical among other things that they had been delegated to re lease the pheasants throughout the township following their re ceipt from the hatchery markham is considering the purchase of a traffic counter for use in checking traffic patterns on the township roads a count ing device of this nature would cost approximately s100 coun cil was unsuccessful in its ef forts to borrow one from the dept of highways a checkup of attendance at a new orleans church revealed a jump of 44 percent in attendance after installation of an air con ditioning unit he an enthusiastic response from those wishing to compete cam kennedy has agreed to call and john petrie will pro vide the music tuesday night in cedar grove schoolhouse jack offen has been in and out of hospital as a result of his injured leg sorry we did not hear while he was still but we are happy to hear hes home again although still not using his leg you cant win last week we got the community club meet ing in the paper early and cor rect but dont count on it there has been a change in the plans this months meeting will be held at the home of mr and mrs bob lapp not the petries as previously reported better watch the paper closely its still two weeks away first euchre of the season divided the winners between home and abroad mrs eliza beth hollinger mrs winnie el- son and mrs bea thompson lloyd clendennen jack walton and archie little next euchre on october 7 don and norma cornelius and lloyd clendennen spent sun day at honey harbour where they visited mr and mrs reg clendennen at their summer home the stouftylltf wtcjne thurscy september 19 1957 pigs 7 ifi ideal jarment ifte year round look fall clearance sale of chevrolet and oldsmobile companyowned demonstrators at huge savings to you also late model used cars all thoroughly reconditioned for your comfort and safety phone 62j1 harry lintner today north york chevrolet oldsmobile mccormickdeerlng 3furrowed ace bottom tractor plow cockshutt steel bottom hay loader mh blower cutting box com plete with pipes and extra knive3 3drum steel land roller 2 walking plows rubber tired wagon set mh tandem disc harrows good steel dump rake hay tedder many other useful articles snle at 130 pm sharp terms cash xo reserve lease expired james smith rleik kex clarke prextioe auctioneers organized religion can be dangerous says vivian pastor rev w s whitcombe pas tor of vivian church warned against the pitfalls and dangers of organized religion in his sun day evening harvest home and rededication service speaking on the subject should protes tants unite rev whitcombe pointed out that such a cam paign was gaining considerable prominence and would no doubt grow in the future his subject was based on the recent article in macleans magazine his sermon was centred around a portion of verse 38 matthew chapter 16 upon this rock i will build my church and the gales of hell shall not prevail against it rev whitcombe cautioned mary maxim clown at the stouffville trade fair september 262728 ffi beautiful wantv lonswearin northland sweaters knit op quttkly and eaiity frorts mary maxim yarn end patterns youll be amazed at the speed and easo in which these distinctively canadian sweaters knit up from the heavy 1 mary maxirtf yarn just a few rows je work up into inches of beautiful garment because theyre handknit you can outfit the members of your family at a reasonable cost theres a new knitting experience awaiting you and for the wearer a pride of 5 ownership just not obtainable witn any other garment each stitch you v knit is an investment in warmth beauty and long wear start your mary maxim northland sweater soon tgttwti tcd mfk v be sure and get your at arguerite shoppe exhibit stouffville telephone 32s against such a trend he stated ed out of his own church he that such an organization might possibly lead to one central body under one man the only basis of unity is to put christ at the head of the church he said he pointed out that christ stood outside organized religion or ganized religion crucified christ he noted said he noted that todays churches might still retain the bible on the pulpit and thevcon- gregation might still sing the old hymns but the pastor doesnt preach correctly a lost sinner wouldnt be saved in a month of sundays in many of our chur ches he charged turning to the question of who would unite rev whit- rev whitcombe said that the beliefs of todays various denom- inations had departed a long way j hat was u y from the teachings of yester- difference between the be- years the lord has been lock- f the various denomina- 1 tions i don t believe that when we get to the pearly gates we will be asked what denomination we belong to he said he noted that he believed there would be many socalled earnest chris tians who would he turned away at the judgment while others perhaps condemned by us here on earth would be accepted rev whitcombe explained that protestant unification now under discussion was an important matter one that should be given careful thought and study we must be careful where were going he warned 5642 yonge street at finch ba 52355 willowdale ba 52355 tea bags monarch triilto cake mix the ont ccroa cheerios save 10c reg price pkg 35c save 5c reg price 27c save 4c 2 16 oz pkgs 10 12 or pkg 23- reg reg price 2 37c save 7c 3 20 oi tins fiklm milk rowder ap instant milk standard quality iona pears standard quality iona peaches hf 2 55 lonft sinndnrtl quality green beans ii3 jane tarkcr raisin pie 20 oz tint reg price 49c save 4c 680 kennedy rd 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