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classified cars trucks late model 51 boick for sale automatic j15000 alf- knight rjl3 stouffville ph 9gch 19v 98 olds for sale com uletely equipped electronic eye etc very clean for ap pointment please contact mid- town garage ph stouffville 170w used cars 30 ford coach twotone radio in al shape throughout 55 meteor station wagon fully equipped and sharp 55 meteor niagara twotone im maculate throughout fully equipped berta service centre victoria square gormley 5411 cm3bavvtttvw al guaranteed used cars trucks 58 ford fairlane white blue radio automatic a real buy 179500 58 volkswagen a black beauty one owner low mile age car s119500 57 chevrolet turquoise and white 1 owner low mileage s159500 57 pontiac station wagon- radio heater whitewalls a real beautv at s179500 5g ford six cylinder white a good buy 109500 trucks 59 4 ton pickup brand new at cost grab this quick 51 gmc 2ton stake with racks hd trans and rear end a real buy at 19500 call joe smith kichhili motors ltd tu 42861 av 51351 stouft 294w4 cars for sale all cars advertised are on show at pfeils shell service station no 7 highway galsworthy drive markham ont opposite the new dominion store tele phone either harry or carl at markham 410w or 82 1951 morris minor convert ible a really sharp little car excellent condition over 40 miles to the gallon complete ly repainted in light cream colour with new red roof top full price s595 can be fi nanced tradein accepted 1952 chrysler excellent 4- door vehicle with all the lux uries power steering auto matic power brakes custom radio with rear seat speaker good tires this vehicle must be seen to be appreciated asking 495 1953 ford mainline v8 this vehicle has been completely rechecked good tires all fen ders and rust spots fixed re painted in light cream with blue roof custom radio and has good engine interior nice and clean 595 tradein ac cepted can be financed 1956 chev 4door sedan nice and clean good engine com pletely repainted in a light green color now reduced to 995 full price can be financ ed tradein accepted 1954 ford custom deluxe ex cellent condition new custom radio good tires 2tone cream and blue roof asking 795 tradein accepted can be fi nanced 1955 morris oxford sta tion wagon excellent condition new motor guaran teed fo 4000 miles good tires excellent mileage this vehicle is the larger morris and is a nice size small car now specially reduced to 799 trauein accepted can be fi nanced quality used cars f h thomas company siieil service station hgwy 7 galsworthy dr markham ont phone markham 82 bus or 410w res 121 robinson st markham 1957 pontiac iaurentian 1door hard top 2tone icray finish v8 en gine custom radio heater padded dash automatic trans mission beautiful red and black interior oniy 199500 1957 chevrolet deluxe 4door hard top 6- cylinder custom radio heat er 2tone turquoise a white look at this one only 139500 1956 meteor niagara 4door 6cylinder en gine oonditionair heater 2- tone blue paint its spotless only 159300 1955 austin a50 sedan conditionair heater fin ished hi light blue cheap transportation only 89500 1953 ford custom 2door conditionair heater signals finished in light blue reconditioned only 79500 1953 buick custom 4door 2tone red white custom radio dyna- flow heater and signals a luxurious car only 89500 1952 buick super 2door riviera dyna- flow radio heater 2tone red black its a beauty only 79500 1952 buick custom sedan original dark blue finish custom radio heater spotless inside and out only 79500 1951 pontiac deluxe 4door light green paint conditionair heater its clean only 19500 trucks 1957 chevrolet 16 scries chassis cab heat er radio dp axle hd springs good rubber excel lent condition 1955 gmc h ton pickup light green finish custom cab heater have a look at this one only 109500 1952 studebaker ton pickup dark blue heater its a bargain only 15000 1952 international chassis cab light blue heater ideal farm truck only 19500 neil patrick motors ltd two locations corner of 9th main phone 372 and main st at the tracks phone 499 open evenings till 930 pm help wanted girl or woman wanted for general house work to live in unionvuse ph 374 evenings pin eoys wanted for local bowling aiiey apply mr cy beilman young woman wanted for greenhouse work applv stouffville floral co 172 man wanted to help harvest turnips ph howard doner stouffville 299rl men wanted for landscaping and general park work cedar beach park musselmans lake ph stouffville 137 men wanted several men wanted to assist harvesting vegetables ph stouffville 370 ross winterstein 3 or 4 men wanted to work on golf course on 10th cone north of stouffville start im mediately aply at the golf course married man wanted with car willing to work 4s hours a week for 10000 no sales experience needed we train w west 43 tedford drive scarboro ph pl 7ss12 15s housewives interested in telephone soliciting from your own home to earn extra monev for more information write box 59 co the stouff ville tribune 162 married or single man wanted for yearly employment on farm no milking separ ate house available state age experience and salary expec ted replv to box 63 co the stouffville tribune 17 temporary male help man required for one day a week in vicinity of claremont and preferably saturdays for grass cutting odd jobs etc must be familiar with machin ery maintenance apply box 51 co the tribune 153 auction sale caretaker wanted for the united church stouffville apply in writing prior to oct 5th 1959 stating age and qualifications n a baker secretary board of stewards united church of canada stouffville ont 162 cherrywood 30000 monthly minimum guarantee for parttime deliv ery contract must be reliable have car or light truck s3 500 cash deposit required give name address and telephone number box 61 co the stouffville tribune alert young man or wo man wanted to sell real estate earning power is unlimited for the person willing to work advertising and leads sup plied apply keith brown real estate broker main st markham phone 342 or ax 33421 163 ssss mr jim needham of piplov ontario provincial jr farmer president was the guest speak er at the 14th annual ontario county junior farmer church service held in the united church greenbank on sunday the ladies of cherrywood september 27th his topic was what is a visit neighboring club on monday evening of last week sept 21st a group of ladies from the stouffville busi ness and professional club were invited by the newmarket busi ness and professional club to atterd a dinner at the club ss the guest speaker of the eve ning was dr chouldico of shoul- dice surgery who gave an inter esting discussion and showed films of his trip to russia last summer wa were hostesses to other societies from neighboring com munities at their monthly meet ing on wednesday the speaker for the afternoon was mrs stu- gess a missionary from bolivia she told of life of the very rich and of the very poor indians and asked for our prayers for all missionaries everywhere the devotional period was name he stressed that a per sons name is always associated with his or her actions and that people are known by friends and neighbors accordingly to have a good name is to have a good standing in club church and other community activities frank barkey rr3 clare mont conducted the service taken by the ladies of cedar i s r cooper grove mrs taylor mrs reesor and mrs whittaker mrs d milne of cherrywood sang a very inspiring solo entitled be thou my vision o lord of my heart mrs riches on behalf of the cherrywood ladies thank ed the guests for their contribu tions to the program and for coming to our meeting a so cial hour was enjoyed in the church hall at the close of the meeting friends and neighbors extend sympathy to the family of mr john little who passed away this week mr and mrs l gates had dinner in toronto saturday eve ning with miss golland remember the turkey supper to be held in the church hall on wednesday evening oct 21st from 430 on admittance will be by ticket only we wish mrs brown a speedy recovery from her recent opera tion greenbank jeanne alsop can- nington read the scripture les son special music for the ser vice was by the ontario county junior farmers choir directed by mrs john dobson rr3 ux- bridge stouffville skating club harvest home dance cedar beach gardens musselmans lake friday october 2nd 930 to 1230 don gilkes and his orchestra modern old time music 300 per couple on sept 23rd death came suddenly to miss lyla eaglo- son of toronto she was the last member of the family of mr and mrs robert eagleson who years ago lived in mark ham township one niece mrs charles hoover of markham and one sisterinlaw also of markham survive the death occurred in stouff ville on sunday sept 27th of mrs john allan she was the former nellie eagle and was in her s3rd year mrs allan had kept house for mr fred padg- et rose ave for some years surviving is one daughter lau ra mrs gordon rcid of un- ionville and two sons albert allan of markham and ralph crossley of allanford the fu neral on tuesday was conduct cd from the dixon funeral home markham with inter ment in thornhill cemetery engagements mr and mrs ernest pilkey of stouffville are happy to an nounce the engagement of their daughter judith elaine to mr rodney bedford bond son of mr and mrs evans bond of englehart ont the marriage will take place on saturday october 10 at englehirt united church at 3 pm mr and mrs peter fintelman of bethcsda wish to announce the engagement of their daugh ter helena maria to mr jacob korcvaar of milliken the mar riage will take place on satur day october 10th at 300 pm i in the willowdalc presbyterian household furniture church gerhard heintzman piano and farm sold auction sale of grade holsteins craft bulk milk cooler surse milker case and allli- chalmers tractors baler chevrolet and ford pickup trucks baled hay straw grain electric appliances household furniture etc the propertv of herb reesor lot 30 con 7 markham twp mile west off no 48 hwy from dickson hill corner wednesday oct 7 dairy cows holstein cow full flow freshened 3 weeks holstein cow supposed to calf in october registered holstein cow full flow freshened 4 weeks holstein cow milking bred in may holstein cow milking bred in june holstein cow supposed to calf time of sale guernsey cow milking bred in july holstein cow supposed to calf time of sale holstein cow milking bred in july holstein cow milking bred in august young holstein cow supposed to calf sale time holstein cow pasture bred holstein cow milking bred in june holstein cow bred august 30 holstein cow bred june 25th holstein cow bred june 28th 3 heifers good quality all sup posed to calf in october holstein bull iv- years note the above cattle have recently been tb tested and are of good dairy type fa3m equipment etc craft bulk milk cooler 15 can capacity near new good surge milker complete with 60 cycle electric motor vacuum pump piping fittings outlets for 16 head 2 surge single milker units 1953 chevrolet ton pickup truck on good rubber in good mobile condition 1950 ford a ton pickup truck with stock racks 1950 vauxhall sedan case df tractor complete with lights starter pto pulley allis chalmers tractor com plete with lights starter pul ley and pto mccormickdeering 45t pick up baler late model with wagon loading attachment mccormickdeering no 9 17- tooth heavy duty springtooth field cultivator on rubber just purchased new mh 6ft cut pto clipper com bine complete with scour- kleen john deere tractor manure spreader on rubber mh 13disc fertilizer and grain tractor drill 3section set mccormickdeer ing springtooth harrows mh 3furrow tractor plow near new mh 7ft cut semimount power tractor mower near new cockshutt 4bar tractor side delivery rake g sections of diamond drag harrows with steel drawbar rubber tired wagon gear 2 vvheelbarrows low truck wagon gear and flat rack farm hand baler trailer bale buncher cockshutt 10 ins tractor grain grinder chatham fanning mill wagon flat rack beatty litter carrier outfit complete with switches gates hangers and approx 150 to 200 ft of track good outfit other pieces of farm machin ery etc hay straw grain fowl approx 2000 bales mixed hay quantity baled loose straw approx 200 bus feed oats guinea fowl hens chickens miscellaneous set doubleaction cattle de- horners set of livestock burdizzos 75 or 80 ft endless 6 ins drive belt set fairbanks double beam scales good 40ft extension ladder 150 ft draw rope pulleys etc 150 gal capacity steel fuel tank with pipes number of cement blocks 75 or more 3 or 4 drain tile mallremington power chair saw- endless chair hoist 2 set block tackles jackall jack portable weed flame thrower toro power cyclone lawn mower near new 2 doublebarrel 12gauge shot guns single hand corn planter planet jr garden seeder cultivator llx28 used tractor tiro 13 x 28 used tractor tire two 2s used tractor tire tubes tarpaulin good size bench emery electric motor 3 workbench vises of various sizes several milk cans set of heavy bolt cutters quantity of used lumber pile of firewood oil drums 5 gal cans scrap iron etc chains bars forks shovels odd farm tools along with other artirless too numerous to mention competition keen at junior plowing match on saturday september 26th the south ontario junior farm er plowing match was held at the farm of mr frank batty and son brooklin mr william clark unionville for many years a well known plowman himself was the offi cial coach and judge for the competition the competitors were given a demonstration on making their crown and first furrows and also a demonstra tion on a finish for their land the purpose of the junior farmer plowing matches is to give the junior plowman an op portunity to receive instruction on plowing and proper plow ad justments and to encourage their participation in senior matches the winners in the class for boys 15 years old and under who had not plowed in competition before were 1st bob park sunderland 2nd brenton lamb colum bus rri the winner in the class for boys 16 years and over who had not plowed in competition before was ken wilson claremont rr2 the largest entry was in the class for boys 16 to 21 years in clusive who had plowed in com petition before the winners were 1st howard malcolm locust hill rr1 2nd george malcolm locust iuu rr1 3rd john gorrell sunderland rr1 other winners were stephen lancaster beaverton rr3 larry lamb columbus rr1 ronald gibson prince albert glen wilson claremont rr2 bill batty brooklin the north ontario jr farmer plowing match is to be held at the farm of mr donald smith beaverton rr2 on saturday october 3rd beginning at 1000 am mr smiths farm is on no 12 highway 3 miles south of beaverton growing up ninth weldons rodden born on sept 26 to mr and mrs robert rod- den nee mason a baby girl jacquelene clare at the brier- bush hospital wagg mr arid mrs ronald wagg of rr 3 stouffville wish to say its a boy a bro ther for helen and the boys born at brierbush hospital mccoy mr and mrs lloyd mccoy are happy to announce the birth of their daughter karen diane on saturday sept 19 at the york county hospital a sister for akthie stouffer bert and phyllis nee paisley are happy to announce the birth of their daughter janice marie at the york county hospital in newmarket on sept 21 1959 like father like son a carbon copy you say in some ways perhaps but not all his feet for example are uniquely his own and at this age proper shoe fit is all- important to ensure good posture later on we recommend savage shoes because we know theyre correct for growing feet wellmade of good materials over correct lasts and we take time to assure your child proper fitting free size checkups with out obligation anytime you wish the stouffvttle tribune tkimby october t 1959 page 7 get your tickets now for the big hockey game here next fri day night oct sh whitby dunlops vs kitchenerwaterloo dutchmen come out and see two of canadas fastest amateur teams and help the lions with their welfare work goodwood mrs k may planes are flying each day out and in from our goodwood airport many local folk have had their first ride quite a thrill it would be to fly over home base mr and mrs harold bell have taken up residence in the sy- more house harold is the new proprietor of the texaco gar age best wishes in your new adventure harold a representative of the bible society spoke at the afternoon service at the baptist church be ready to meet their canvass er in the near future goodwood high school stu dents did well at the uxbridge high school track and field day congratulations go to rod ger forsythe who won junior championship ron james stood third in intermediate class and bill bell third in the seniors bench admiral television supercas cade model good frigidaire electric coldwall refrigerator 7 cubic foot frigidaire electric range late model acme kitchen coalwood range coftield electric washing machine electric mantel radio jack hay buffet in cherry hoover electric vacuum cleaner brass fireplace box pail basket fireplace screen and tongs gateleg dropleaf table large chest of drawers leatherette chesterfield chair downfilled chesterfield upholstered chesterfieldstyle chair enamel top kitchen table 4 dining room chairs side table chrome chair centre coffee table secretary desk jardiniere electric table lamp canebacked rocking chair mahogany lovescat 3 antique odd chairs bedroom stand toilet set buffet cellar table kitchen ladder stool oil lamps sealers along with other odd household furniture and effects etc sale at 1 pm terms cash no reserve farm sold km clarke prentice auctioneers markham ont phone 316 milliken ont rh ax 35987 donna kennedy vu7i several ribbons in the girls classes mr harold lockwbod was guest of honour when a num ber of young people met at the home of mr and mrs bert maye and family to celebrate harolds birthday on sunday silo filling and potato digging are the order of the day last saturday was a nice day for those who were able to attend lindsay fair next saturday plan to meet your neighbor at markham the trade fair at stouffville was an attraction last week too miss olive may spent the weekend with her parents mr and mrs wm may anyone who would like to send used clothing in good re pair and clean to scott mission will find an opportunity by leav ing their box with mrs f bald win before thanksgiving as this is a time of year to sort out what we can use for winter we always have clothing that the children have outgrown that some needy family will appreciate please phone claremont 33811 with your news items for this column it would be greatly ap preciated and folks who have moved away do enjoy a little news from home mr f a forsythe is in east general hospital we wish him better health soon again fed of agric meeting the regular meeting of the directors of the ontario county federation of agriculture was held at halfway house myrtle on tuesday evening sept 22 1959 with mr larry doble in the chair at this meeting it was neces sary due to the illness of mrs hill to appoint a new secretary- treasurer press reporter and field man mr and mrs leslie meyers of goodwood were nam ed to fill these vacancies the prince and princess con test usually sponsored by the federation was dropped- for this year since there was too little time left before candidates must register plans are underway for the annual meeting and turkey dinner many townships have not sent in the grant or levy collect ed by them for the federation and the secretary was instruct ed to write regarding same mr col vi lie reported on the wheat board re supplement payment and mr wallace re ported on the hog producers after which the meeting ad journed members present 22 cedar grove anticipation of markham fair is keener than ever this year in cedar grove at school the children have sent entries in for a number of competitions from penmanship to scrap books most of which took many hours of diligent effort but as seems to be usual with the children the winning is never as imporf- ant as the doing this year the pony parade and events follow ing have special interest particu larly to ginny dare ginny who has already attained two firsts and a third riding benjamin in the trials will ride in pioneer costume and side saddle in sat urdays parade sim reesor has loaned this young equestrian his great grandmothers saddle on which she rode from pennsyl vania to ontario and ginny and her father have some work ahead of them to put the antique treasure into condition for sat urdays ride but it will be well worth the effort zion anniversary services will be held on october 18th at 230 and 7 pm with rev w r auld of lindsay as guest speaker the mortleys both junior and senior visited mr and mrs bert tapscott on sunday additional locals the public is invited to come out and enjoy the annual har vest home dance sponsored by the stouffville skating club the event is held at cedar beach gardens musselmans lake this friday evening oct 2nd don gilkesand his orches tra will supply modern and old time music trustees of the dickson hu1 public school board are hope ful that their 62 pupils may be admitted to the new school later this week or early next week at the present time a shift sys tem is in operation with grades 5 to s holding classes in the morning and grades 1 to 4 meeting in the afternoon the old structure has been condemn ed by the dept of health the children bring their own drink ing water the staff teachers are mr j irwin and mrs car ol redshaw the trustees are messrs stuart watson norman jarvis and donald ferguson marriage mr and mrs fred beare rr 2 pickering wish to announce the marriage of their daughter marian ha to mr murray tal- bert grove son of mr and mrs frank grove markham the wedding took place at the home of i the brides parents on fri day september 25 1959 at 7 pm need a portable typewriter 7 see the tribune christ church anglican stouffville iter j d tiller rector sunday october 4th 1959 15th sunday after trinity 10 am holy communion 10 am junior sunday school 11 am senior sunday school wed 8 pm choir practice on thurs oct 15th a vestry meeting will be held concern ing the building of the new church all members should be present united church stouffville rev douglas davis sunday october 4th 1959 world wide communion sunday sunday school 945 am junior to senior 11 am nursery to primary 11 am morning worship mon 7 pm explorers tues 730 pm cubs wed 730 pm scouts thur 7 pm cgit 815 pm choir practice st james presbyterian church stouffville guest minister sunday october 4th 1959 10 am morning worship worship with us stouffville memorial christian church sunday october 4th 1959 10 am sunday school 11 am morning worship 730 pm gospel service wed 8 pm prayer bible study in the church second markham a isa kick hill baptist churches iter bruce illsojr sunday october 4th 1959 second mnrkhani prayer service every wednesday night 8 pm next lords day bible school 10 am morning service 11 am subj the pentecost revival linker ii ill prayer service every thursday 8 pm sunday service 945 am 1 bible school 11 am wny not visit u a church with a message for today sunday october 4th 1959 10 am bible school all ages 11 am family worship 7 pm praver meeting 30 pm the peoples service subject world peace wednesday at 8 pm bible study and prayer stouffville baptist church preacher rev j williams bible teacher and evangelist i vivian mccormack memorial church rev brnco riser pastor sunday october 4th 1959 1030 am sunday school 730 pm evening worship tues s pm prayer bible study thurs 8 pm young peoples ringwood christian church pasior lcroy sopcr sunday october 4th 1959 10 am sunday school 1110 am worship service 8 pm mon ce prayer meet ing churchill musselmans lake bible school speaker rev harry flwards sunday october 4th 1959 10 am sunday school 11 am morning service the church that cares glen major several from here attended lindsay fair last week mr and mrs jim peddle and fred claremont visited the jones one sunday recently mr fred fiss accompanied his brotherinlaw on a trip to california miss mabel raker water- down spent a couple days last week with mrs wm fiss and edgar mr and mrs edgar johnson and linda visited on sunday with mr and mrs allan hol- man brooklin mr and mrs claude sim- monds and family were at their cottage on saturday master david langille is on i the sick list with the flu alton a christian united missionary church rev dow snrgcnnt pastor sunday october 4th 1959 1030 am sunday school 730 pm service wed 8 pm prayer service bloomington christian associated gospel church mr k n simmons minister sunday october 4th 1959 you arc invited to attend tht following services in the church 10 am sunday school for all 11 am anniversary service rev j p void 2 pm young peoples 730 pm anniversary service 8 pm monday to wednesday- special services see an nouncement on page 12 8 pm thur oct 1 ladies aid stouffville united missionary church rev arthur wnlsli mlnfste sunday october 4th 1959 10 am sunday school 11 am morning service 730 pm evening service praver and bibe study each thursday evening at 800 united church melville charge iter g davison sunday october 4th 1959 worldwide communion sunday 930 am bethesda 1035 am peachs 1140 am melville the ordinance of the lords supper will be observed at each service mon oct 5th melville wms at the home of mrs e nigh 230 pm west end baptist chuhch stouffville opening sunday oct 4 1959 our temporary church home will be in the masonic hall bible school at 945 am with classes for all ages morning service at 11 am evening service at 730 pm mr j vallely 107 main st j lione 115 united missionary church rev c e bell minister sunday october 4th 1959 dicksons hill regular services markham regular services we invite you to attend brethren in christ chukch hcise hill gormley pastor itev wm vanderbent ph richmond hill turner 43155 sunday october 4th 1959 sunday school 10 am worship service 11 am evangelistic 730 pm midweek prayer service wed 745 pm you arc cordially invited to d services gormley united missionary church li i x v ilniillne mlnutcr sunday october 4th 1959 11 am worship 7 pm crusader meeting 730 pxn evangelistic service