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the stoorvttle tokmt tkrjdy liar 29 1958 7 sale register auctioneer w d atkwsok phone btoogrflle 8c3 a 8 farmer phooe gormley 0311 ken ft clarke prentice ph ax 8s087 martham s4 6aturday may si auc tion tie ot household furni ture and effects this is a real good lot of household goods on eckart ave unlon- tille ont property belonging to the estate ot the late vic toria dixon sale at 130 pm terms cash no reserve ken clarke prentice auction eers oaturday may 31 gigan tic monthend auction sale at the stouffvllle sales arena on hy no 47 selling all classes of livestock by weight or by the dollar including dairy cattle beef cows stockers veal calves 1000 pigs all sizes this will be our furniture day also a big miscellaneous sale of useful articles the far mers market with its fresh and cured meats and you will be surprised at the low prices cheese honey eggs poultry home baking sale by the goodwood wa ladles be sure to visit the new- clothing and footwear dept there is something for the whole family come and visit one of the finest weekly auc tions found anywhere ladies this will be a special day for you make our restaurant your home while away ttom home 4 auction rings every body welcome sale every saturday at 1 pm sellers atkinson pollard faulkner auctioneers wednesday june 4 auc tion sale held by the stouff vllle lions club in the stouff vllle ice arena at 7 pm the offering will include many use ful articles new and used if you have any donations to ward this worthy cause phone 153j2 370w2 98wl bring the family fun for all free lucky draws and door prizes 4 auctioneers selling sale starts at 7 pm sellers at kinson pollard faulkner auctioneers wednesday june 4 exten sive auction sale of household furniture some antiques a number of the pieces of fur niture are modern electric appliances refrigerators a quantity of bedding spreads sheets quilts etc dishes glassware property of mrs margaret young of aglncourt and estate of the late henry little markham at prentices auction rooms in the frank lin house markham ont sale at 1 pm see posters terms cash no reserve ken clarke prentice auction eers thursday june 5 auc tion sale of farm stock grain pigs etc the property of herb foster lot 31 con 4 scott twp 2 miles east and 1 h miles north of zephyr 22 head of shorthorn hereford cattle number of good calves team of part blood horses good to ride or work num ber of weaned and ready to wean pigs machinery was sold along with the farm no reserve terms cash sale at 130 bert lockie clerk reg johnson auctioneer friday june 6 auction sale of farm implements household furniture case tractor model c mcdeerlng binder and full line of imple ments large quantity house hold goods dishes bedding antique articles player piano and carpenter tools at lot 20 con 6 pickering first farm west of brougham on no 7 highway the estate of the late fred cassie no reserve as farm sold sale at 1 pm dst lloyd turner clerk alvln s farmer auctioneer phone gormley 5311 saturday june 7 auction sale of household furniture the property of geo halward will be sold in the village of cannlngton refrigerator el ectric stove piano and bench good velour chesterfield oak tables large quantity of dishes many antiques bed ding number of masons tools etc this is a good lot of fur niture plan to attend sale at 1 pm terms cash no reserve wm weldon clerk reg johnson auctioneer saturday june 7 auction sale of household furniture pine cupboards antique nos- ton rockers walnut settee china colored glass hanging lamps antique clocks at 236 yonge st south in town ot aurora the property of a e l maughan no reserve os leaving aurora terms cajh sale at 130 dst ed reddlck clerk alvin s far mer auctioneer canada tenders for the jotflt of coal coke fuel oil and propane cas for the federal buildings throcchout the province of ontario sealed tenders 3ddremd to the undrilbned and endorsed as above will be received in the oraee of the secretary until 300 fm ejjst thursday june ii 1958 tor the supply of coil coke fuel oil and propane gas for federal buildlrn throughout the province of ontario forms of tenders with specifica tions can be obtained from the chief of purchasing and stores department of public works gar land building ottawa and the dis trict architect department of pub lic works 3as yonge street toronto ontario tenders will not be considered unless made on the printed forms supplied by the department and in accordance with the conditions set forth therein the lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted robert fortier chief of administrative services and secretary department of public works ottawa may 14 1938 512 notice to creditors in the matter of the estate of irving j hill late of the township of whit church in the county of york farmer deceased notice is hereby given pur suant to the trustee act that all persons having claims against the estate of the above named irving j hill who died on or about the 7th day of march ad 195s are here by required to send by post pre paid or to deliver to the under signed solicitors for the execu tors full particulars of their claims duly verified on or before the 31st day of may 1958 after which said date the said execu tors will proceed to distribute the assets of the said estate among the parties entitled there to having regard only to those claims of which they then have had notice 503 national trust company limited 20 king street west toronto ontario and h reginald button esq stouffvllle ontario executors mccullough button solicitors for the said executors stouffvllle ontario cards of thanks a special thank you to my friends who so willingly took over my farm duties and plant ing during my very sad bereave ment tolar boake i wish to thank my many friends who were so very thoughtful with their cards candy and flowers also the or ganizations which sent boxes and cards during my illness your kindness will never be forgotten violet boniface the family of the late byron boake wish to express sincere thanks and appreciation to their many relatives friends and neighbors for their kindness sympathy and beautiful floral tributes extended during the re cent loss of our dear father the family mcgllllvray we wish to ex press sincere thanks and appre ciation to our many friends and relatives who were so kind to us during our recent bereavement and also thank them for the beautiful floral offerings john mcgilllvray and family coming events the wa of the united church is holding its spring time tea and bake sale on satur day may 31st in the united church basement 503 the ladies of the goodwood wa are having a homemade bake sale on saturday may 31 at one oclock in the stouffville sales arena the 104th anniversary mem orial service of the erskine cemetery will be held on sun day june s at 3 pm rev shap- ter of whitevalc willbe the min ister the whitcvale quartette will supply the music 622 this saturday may 31st will be the last bingo in the vet erans hall sponsored by the canadian legion branch 459 until further notice all prizes must go so come and play for them starting at s pm sharp rev d davis heads york presbytery kev douglas g davis min- ister of the stouffvllle united church was elected chairman of york presbytery at its meetings held in the unionville united church recently mr davis who is completing forty years in the ministry thanked the ministers and lay men of the presbytery for this honor other presbytery officers elected were rev george h thomas scarborough as secre tary and elgin evans newmar ket treasurer conveners of presbytery com mittees were appointed as fol lows archives rev hugh- shan non newmarket christian edu cationrev d e c maclean keswick evangelism and social service dr s s crouch stouff vllle home missions rev r n pick markham information and stewardship rev duncan white newmarket colleges and students rev john macpher- son newmarket missionary maintenance rev robert j mcnaught queensville over seas missions miss i e ha- mer aurora pastoral relations rev john f g morris aurora property and boundaries rev w w patterson richmond hill pen sions rev c p shapter white- vale publications rev w s butt unionville statistics rev i e ken- farmer interclub trophy will nedy aurora national evangel istic missionrev gordon w winch oak ridges finance mr a n fisher aurora rec ords rev john mclachlan locust hill settlement commit tee rev john f g morris livestock judging competition satday the annual ontario county livestock judging competition will be held in the sunderland area on saturday may 51st registration will be at the twp hall sunderland from 830 to 900 am after registration the group will visit the farms in the sunderland area where the var ious classes of livestock will be judged contestants will be required to judge two classes of dairy cattle beef cattle and hogs as well as one class pf sheep rea sons for placings will be given on one class of each breed the competition is open to all young men and women resident on farms in ontario county un der 26 years of age the compe tition is divided into a senior and junior competition the younger contestants up to 16 years of age will judge in a class by themselves and will not have to compete with the older more experienced boys and girls in the senior section good prize money is being offered in both the senior and junior classes there are also a number of trophies there is a trophy for the high senior and the high junior the cne shield is also being presented again this year to the contestant who is attending his first com petition winning the highest j wbfflmmm ready to take home urge size 189 reg size 169 place orders early carload groceteria phone stouffville 280 ssssxxssssxsxsssxscssscjc teaching music in this area the students from our school did very well and have reason to be proud of themselves the next meeting of the box grove wa will be under the auspices of miss betty stiby and will be held at the home of number of points the junior ii dowdell the project for be up for competition again this year there are also trophies for the high judge in the various classes of livestock the livestock judging com- oetition is sponsored each year by the ontario department of aurora and mr trevor watson agriculture uxbridge and the notice there will be a bee for satur day at glasgow north cemetery lots of good men with wheel barrow and shovels to cement in jof toronto superintendents of uxbridge rev a f einnington vic toria square conducted the de votional period and spoke on the parable of the sower in which he pointed out that in spite of certain losses there will be a harvest he said that this was a word of encouragement not only to the farmer and the gardener but also to the min ister and church worker as well presbytery was constituted with rev m r jenkinson of king as chairman and rev g n thomas scarborough as sec retary among visitors to pres bytery were rev e ralph aye toronto general secretary of the upper canada bible so ciety rev dr j i mackay and rev dr j c torrance both ontario county junior farmers the evening is potholders and tea towels for the bazaar and you are also reminded that the wa are saving clean ketchup bottles on behalf of the community we would like to wish success to the new newspaper carriers jimmy middleton who is now delivering the evening tele gram and tommy hollingworth who is delivering the toronto daily star mr and mrs woodbine and family motored to parry sound over the weekend to visit mrs woodbines parents mr and mrs sanderson hailden penny the wedding took place last saturday of miss marilyn eliza beth penny daughter of mr and mrs roy penny to mr robert alexander hadden son gue will get under way next of mr and mrs alex hadden week in the school yard for girls of unionville the bride wore and boys all ages a back stop a very pretty suit of turquoise box grove no matter what the weather is we are never satisfied its either too wet or as this spring too dry we wonder is it we who are hard to satisfy or is it that ihe weather never does hit a happy medium the box grove baseball lea church news christ church anglican rev j d tiller rector sunday june 1st 195s trinity sunday 10 am holy communion 10 am nursery sunday school 11 am sunday school thurs s pm choir practice thurs s pm evening guild at mrs b lewis sat 10 am ja alton a christian united missionary church iter dow sargcant pastor sunday june 1st 195 1030 am sunday school 7j0 pm worship second markham ijakklt hill evangelical baptist churches rev ltruee lllscy sunday june 1st 195s second markham prayer service wed nights pm sunday services bible school 10 am morning service 11 am young peoples 30 pm linker hill prayer service thur s pm sunday next service p 45 am bible school 11 am posts are required john morgason notice to creditors in the matter of the estate op george roy brignall late ot the township of pickering in the county of ontario farmer deceased notice is hereby given pur suant to the trustee act that all persons having claims against the estate ot the above named george roy brignall who died on or about the 28th day of january ad 1958 are here by required to send by post pre paid or to deliver to the under signed solicitors for the execu tor full particulars of their claims duly verified on or before the 31st day of may 1958 after which said date the said execu tor will proceed to distribute the assets of the said estate among the parties entitled there to having regard only to those claims of which they then have had notice 503 h reginald button esq stouffville ontario executor mccullough button solicitors for the said executor stouffvllle ontario ladies this is your invita tion to attend a lecture on home decorating by mrs eleanor brown of the robert simpson co to be held in the stouffville united church basement on wed june 4th at 2 pm under the auspices of altona wi afternoon tea will be served peachs cemetery committee cordially invite you and your friends to the annual memorial service in connection with the peachs cemetery markham twp on sunday june 8th the service will be held at 230 pm rev norman pick will be the special speaker with music by melville quartette 522 noticw anyone wishing to send old woollens or cotton rags to be made into blankets rugs socks etc have rags and money at my place no later than june 12 5 lbs for 1 blanket for informa tion phone stouff 96920 mrs wm reaman glasgow 512 saturday june ii auc tion sale of farm stock includ ing cattle hogs 2 tractors threshing machines hay grain and other implements at lot 27 con 7 whitby 1h miles northwest of brooklin the property of l barrett and m carter farm is sold terms cash no reserve sale at 1 pm ted heron clerk ted jackson auctioneer perhaps the first monument erected to a woman in the unit ed states honors hannah dus- ton who was captured by in dians at haverhill massachus etts in 1897 hannah another woman and a boy supposedly killedten indians to make their application for guardianship in the matter of an in tended application for guardian ship of the person and estate ot jack aubrey meekins infant notice under section 10 2 of the infants act rso 1050 ch 180 take notice that an applica tion will be made on behalf of william george meekins of the township of whitchurch in the county of york on june 20th 1958 or so soon thereafter as the application can bo heard before the judge of ihe surro gate court of the county of york for guardianship of the person and estate of jack aubrey meekins infant of the said township cf whitchurch in the said county of york dated at markham this 29th day of may 1958 523 paul william john mingay barrister and solicitor main street markham ont solicitor for the aplicant one to two inches across with bright yellow centres arid white edges orange hawkweed is often called devils paint brush be cause of its bright orangered flowers borne in clusters on the top of a nearly feafless stem on may 26 and 27 he also urged home missions and church ex tension for the toronto area ministers inducted announcement was made of the induction of ministers into charges as follows melville june 30 schomberg july 2 uxbridge july 3 sandford- zephyr july 4 and maple date not yet settled new ministers coming into the presbytery in clude rev george davison rev g s bole rev d r jay rev j g barnard and rev h w davies rev r n pick reporting for home missions and church ex tension related the steps which had been taken in the proposed establishment of a new congre gation in new housing areas of newmarket dr torrance also spoke of the growth and expan sion of churches and congrega tions throughout the whole to ronto area church camps- church camps received consid erable publicity from short ad dresses given by lloyd profit aurora who told of camp ah- shunyoong on lake simcoe for boys in july and for girls in august and by rev duncan white who told of camp toco near kinmount for young peo ple rev d e c mclean an nounced that there would be workshops for church vacation schools at wesley united church cultivation best in weed eradication oxeye daisy and the hawk- weeds which include orange hawkweed and king devil are perennials that have spread to this country from europe and the field crops branch of the ontario department of agricul ture states that they are espe cially troublesome in pastures and hay fields which cannot be plowed and brought under a short crop rotation oxeye daisy a relative of the chrysanthemum has short thick root stalks that show great vi tality with many stems grow ing from one root the plant grows from six inches to three that grows from 12 to 18 inches high this weed is a real prob lem in permanent pastures in northern ontario king devil is troublesome mainly in eastern ontario it is much like orange hawk weed but may be distinguished by its small yellow flowers all three weeds are easily kill ed by cultivation infested hay and pasture fields should be plowed if possible and put un der a short rotation of crops chemical weed killers should be used on rocky or hilly pastures that cannot be plowed the cur rent years growth may be kill ed by one application of 8 oz of 24d acid per acre in late july or early september to kill the roots however several treat ments of 16 oz of 24d per acre may be required it should be remembered that these rates of 24d will also kill clovers and alfalfa although the grasses will be unharmed it is practical to spray these weeds therefore only when they are present in pure or nearly pure all sunday schools to help in sending representatives to the world convention of sunday schools at tokyo and that dona tions be sent to rev harold frid toronto mr trevor watson reporting for pastoral relations announc ed that rev stanley sears sut ton would be supervising pastor of georgina island and rev r n pick markham supervising pastor of ballantrae rev w m lee told of the forming of the new charge of melville be- thesda and peaches with rev george davison as minister before adjournment the chair man expressed the appreciation of the presbytery for the accom modation of the day provided by unionville united church and for the noonday dinner which the womans association had supplied is to be contributed to the league from the community club funds and the members of the hifi club will do the installation the necessary lumber being donated by interested villagers the number of fond parents and friends who turned out to hear the first music festival at markham last wednesday night was so great that the united church hall was filled to over flowing all who attended were loud in their praise for the work miss armstrong has done in the short time she has been den party efforts are being made to obtain a swimming in structor for this summer to carry on the excellent beginning made last year euchres will be held through june next one june 2nd the girls choir will hold a concert on friday night in the church and a welcome goes out to everyone to attend saturday night is dance night in agincourt the sod busters will provide the music for both square and round dancing and there is sure to be lots of fun for everyone the earlier you come the more you dance notes about neighbors the levi reesors and the tom rowlands who left cedar grove a few years ago for toronto have returned to live in mark ham they have returned too to zion church so are really back in the cedar grove fold again mrs reesor broke her hip a few months ago and is not yet recovered so she is staying in the city with her son clayton for a little while before she re turns to markham chicken pox has hit the mil- roys we hope it wont last long with white accessories and a corsage of red roses the brides maid miss joan penny sister of the bride wore a very pale beige suit with white accessor ies and a corsage of yellow roses the best man was mr jim wolfe of unionville after the wedding in st andrews presbyterian church in mark ham a reception was held at the home of the bride the young couple will reside with the brides parents for the time be ing a cleaner community is up to you- and its as easy as 123 dont litter streets and side walks dont put sidewalk swee pings in the street dont throw trash from cars magistrate continued from front familiar with the circumstances surrounding the care of the aged as it affected me and i believe everyone who was in court he added reviewing the evidence of dirt in the mcginty house and the condition of the patients when removed from it magis trate hollinrake reminded the court that dr john ritchie had expressed his righteous indig nation in his autopsy report and evidence at the trial on the condition of mrs willsons body horrible as it may seem continued the magistrate tha filth and uncleanliness of this place cannot be called an act of escape the statue of hsverhill shows hannah with her toma- feet in height and the flowers fcawk in her hand which are quite attractive are bus trips to toronto open nous anal details for this year gar- cedar grove not long before christmas in 1955 ss20 learned that their teacher mrs mary barkey would have to leave teaching it was a sad bit of news for both parents and teachers for mrs barkey had been in cedar grove since 1953 and we had all grown very fond of her we had to consider however the difficulties of our new teacher mrs marion wilson coming into a new school at such a busy lime not only were there the usual midyear reports to make but the christmas concert was high on the list too wo could try to imagine but few could realiie what a chore it was to plan and guide a new group of children through a christmas concert but mrs wilson took it in her stride and did a won derful job since then she has applied the same enthusiasm and understanding to both tier at the school and the adjust ments of our two hungarian children problems seem to bo challenging to mrs wilson and her cooperation when any child needs individual attention is something every parent has been able to rely upon between mrs barkey and mrs wilson both of whom demand a high teaching standard cedar tjrove was able to send an excellent grade eight into high school last year now we announce with great regret that- mrs wilson is resigning this year and this farewell will be a hard one for both the child ren and their parents it will be hard for mrs wilson too because after two sessions of teaching in cedar grove she has come to regard ss20 as her school there is good news to accom pany the bad however and we are happy to be able to report that beginning in september we will welcome back again mrs mary barkey in a way mrs barkey has noter really left there has never been a concert in cedar grove which she has missed she has never wavered in her interest in the pupils she had taught and we hope when she returns it will be with a feeling of renewing an old ana arm friendship the community club meeting held on monday evening at the good looking shoes that fit good and feel good shoes in sizes and styles to please every member of the family shoes at prices that go easy on the family budget thats what youll find here come see select united missionary church rev c e bell minister sunday june 1st 1958 dickson hill 945 am morning worship 1050 am sunday school wed s pm prayer bible study sunday juno 15 special anni versary services markham 10 am sunday school 11 am mornins worship 730 pm evening service thurs s pm prayer bible study you are welcome to worship villi us united church melville charge ilev g davison sunday june 1st 1958 meivilitb church 118th anniversary services guest speaker rev r j tike 11 am why the church never gives up melville choir and guest solo ist david mcclure 730 pm is our religion big enough uxbridge boys choir directed by mrs colby peachs bethesda services withdrawn monday june 2nd melville wms 230 pm at the home of mrs a smith st james presbyterian church stouffville itev d it mckilllrnn da bd sunday june 1st 195s 10 am morning worship worship with us stouffville baptist church rev 4 williams pastor sunday june 1st 195s 10 am bible school 11 am morning worship 730 pm gospel service wed s pm prayer meeting bible study we welcome ton brethren in christ church heise hill gormley pastor rev wm vanderbent sunday june 1st 1958 10 am sunday school 11 am worship service 730 pm evangelistic wed 730 pm midweek prayer meeting memorial christian church sunday june 1st 1958 10 am sunday school 11 am morning worship mr david greer will preach at this service 730 pm gospel service mr greer will preach tues 230 pm pilgrim work ers at the home of mr and mrs douglas booth tues 730 pm young peoples in the basement of the church wed 8 pm prayer bible study thurs 730 pm junior choir practice 8 pm senior choir practice vivian mccormack memorial church rev bruce hisey pastor sunday june 1st 1958 1030 am sunday school 730 pm evening worship rev and mrs victor griffin wjll be with us all day sun day having just returned from paraguay outh amer ica tues 800 prayer meeting wed 815 toung peoples meeting a welcome awaits you at every service markham baptist church ministry of word p d burns ministry of music sirs w g webb 10 am church school 11 am worship service monthly communion servico sundry june let 1 5 8 nothing impossible a friendly welcome awaits you united church stouffville rev douglas davis sunday june 1st 1958 sunday school 945 am junior to senior 11 am nursery primary 11 am morning worship the dedication of the new- choir gowns i the fortieth anniversary of the ordination of the rev erend douglas g davis his message will bo based upon his forty years in the ministry of the church special music by the choir june 5 230 pm the wms will meet in church parlors saturday may 31 commencing at 3 oclock the womans association is holding a sale in the basement of the church homemade baking plants afternoon tea ringwood christian church rev kenyon edwards sunday june 1st 195s 1000 am sunday school 1110 am worship service- speaker mr alex deans of toronto bible college 8 pm please note change ot time a bible college film will be shown at this service s pm mon ce prayer meet ing bloomington christian associated gospel church mr ted simmons minister sunday june 1st 1958 10 am sunday school for all 11 am morning worship wed 8 pm prayer meeting united missionary church gormley bethesda rev c e hunklng minister sunday june 1st 1958 broadcast 1350 kc 845 am 10 am worship gormley 11 am sunday school 1130 am worship bethesda 730 pmscrvice gormley june 22 to july 6 pikes peak tent meeting july 818 vacation bible school stouffville unite i vm ission ar y ch u rch rev r g llusoli minister thursday evening 800 prayer service and bible study sunday june 1st 1958 sunday school 10 am communion service 1045 am evangelistic 730 pm tliouglit for today peace conferences may be fine but prayer meetings produce more results for brother j shoes galore instyles 8 like dads v sturdy too i 495 leaching and her extra eurrlru lar activities including tbehome of mr and mrs mike dn markham fair psrades annual was mostly concerned with the stbuffviile saturday 745 pm parkside youth centre saturday nt 730 in the park for the ball same dicksons hill vs hnllantrae this will be a rood game so plan to come and cheer for your team and nt 000 nn hour of fellowship ll planned just for you the team will be bnck from knglclinrt with news of the weekend meeting there wjll be special music and the taping of our regular broadcast sunday evening fireside nt 015 there will imj special music and sur prises nlso hie best in gospel films re sure to come- mid enjoy this fellowship at the close of nnotlier sunday tiino in nt cjlth 1300 richmond hill sunday morning at 000 for the vic broadcast harry edwards director neglect or omission whereby the dencc riven for the crown health of these inmates was i cannot how my indigna- likely to be permanently dam- 1 tion and horror at what i have aged heard in this case from medical lehman s shoes stoufrvuu 0htjuuq i cannot help but think of the private homes where some devoted daughter is carrying an almost intolerable burden in looking after an aged parent rather than expose him to con ditions in a place such as this or the dirt room of an institu tion as referred to by dr ber ry he added evidence dealing with failure to provide food and lack of these aged people when they heat were reviewed by the mag- were obviously not equipped or istrate the testimony of de- trained to carry out that resporf fence witnesses contradicted evisiblllty men who have given their evi dence with brutal frankness on the idignitics suffered by those who are old feeble and incon tinent to tilt the scales of jus tice against the accused on the specific charges with which they are faced said magistrate hol linrake in dismissing the char- they are to be condemned undertaking the care of time a