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classified coming events k uraery kindergarten postponement due to illness in the super visors family the kindergarten- nursery school opening will be delayed those wishing to con tact mrs de witt pease write box 266 stouftville kindly do not phone until further notice pet stock monster bingo monster bingo at cedar beach gardens everv friday night 8 pm 300 progressive game 20 games at 10 s100 jackpot game each night 7tf victoria square district lions club donations of articles large or small are needed for the fall 69 auction sale phone gormlev garage gormlcy 5200 nothing is too old you provide it well sell it county of york an invitation is extended to all intel ested companies or per sons to display furniture and equipment suitable for the new home for the aged display to be held at the county building 62 bavview ave newmarket september 13th 102 j l smith clerk chihuahua terrier pup pies for sale ph stouftville 2s95 puppies to give away to good horr- mostly black spaniel ph 8ljl stouftville cards of thanks sincerely thanking all the neighbors and friends who so graciously assisted during our recent bereavement and for tiieir beautiful floral tribute the nicely family i would like to thank all those who inquired for and visited me after mv accident special thanks to the claretnont baptist church for tiie lovely basket keith ward mr charles smith wishes to take this opportunity of thank ing his relatives friends and neighbors also the goodwood united church sunday school and wa for the cards and gifts sent during his recent illness a sincere thank you to all who so kindly remembered me while i was a patient in toronto east general hospital cards flowers prayers and visits have been greatly appreciated anna e wideman at a family reunion there were 75 people including seven uncles and gosh knows how many ants we wish to express our heart felt thanks to all our friends and neighbors for all their kindness to us during the illness and since the passing of our dear little son arthur thanks to all who called to those who sent flowers and contributions for gideon bibles for the many cards of sympathy and to all who pro vided and helped serve food at the time of the funeral thanks also to all who have been sup porting us by your prayers sincerely gordon hannah wideman we would like to say thank you to the kind people of mel ville community lor the shower of lovely gifts given to us on monday evening it was very thoughtful lyn roxborough and harold allen we would like to express our appreciation and thanks to the gentlemen of the stouftville fire department and also constable hugh van koughnet of the stouffviue police for the wonder ful way they responded to our call saturday julv 30 mr and mrs robert geer claremont i would like to thank my rela tives and friends for their visits the beautiful flowers cards and for prayers offered for me at the time of my operation and while in hospital also for the box of fruit from the sunday school class and other gifts since coming home again many thanks annie l heise we wish to extend our heart felt thanks and appreciation for the acts of kindness messages of sympathy and beautiful floral offerings received from neigh bors relatives and many friends especially thanking the ladies who provided the lovely lunch and rev cresswell for his con soling words in our sad bereave ment of a loving mother mrs albert mantle ina woodburn olive jarvis hazel sanderson hundreds view remains of cedar grove landmark by pat midennan personal note throughout the past week an j pat and don mcclennan are intermittent procession of cars i deeply grateful to murray mil- has filed slowly down old mill roy and doris degeer for their road to view with sadness the j thoughtfuiness and vigilance in remains of harold coakweus our absence throughout the day j to market earlier thompson in the midst of our sorrow we wish to express our heartlelt thanks and appre ciation to our many relatives friends and neighbors for the kindness and sympathy shown us in the loss of our beloved mother and grandmother annie thompson we especially wish to thank dr smith dr mitchell the nurses at the rest home and hospital pallbearers rev p filyer mcguire lowes fun eral home for their kind and eflicient management of the ser vice the thompson family ptnnri bare prorod jcr thomsclves that coop hog rowr gltm the fast efficient sains which are essential for top krade carcasses and maximum profits try coop hog grower and the coop hop feeding profcrnm see for yourself that there is a hog feeding program which trill make yon money stouffviue coop on behalf of our father and ourselves my wife and i wish to express our thanks to dr n f tomlinson for the kindly per sona care given to my mother mrs mary jane graham for many years to the nursing staff of the cotage hospital uxbridge and to dr e nol for the same kindly personal care given to her during her sojourn and subse quent passing on in the hospital and to friends and relatives for visitations cards and flowers we extend our thanks for the many floral tributes and mess ages of sympathy and under standing sent to us in our be reavement we express our ap preciation to rev a e cress- well rev j a carnegie and rev h h lackey to the pall bearers and to our friends and neighbors who thoughtfully sup plied and served the refresh ments after the funeral service these many gestures have serv ed to lighten our burden so much stewart and lucie graham bi00mingt0n mr wofe of the pakistan government one of a delegation who are in our country study ing reforestation and our agri cultural methods was a guest of mr and mrs e lemon one day last week mrs h doner returned home from newmarket hospital on saturday with their new baby son mr and mrs bruce johnston and daughters of colorado are visiting at his parents home here mr and mrs r johnston mr and mrs theo warder of london are visiting at her sisters home mr and mrs e lemons mr l tranmer and miss green of mt albert were at his grandparents home mr and mrs o tranmer on sunday mrs v wagg visited for a week with her daughter mr and mrs h caulfleld at oak- vllle mrs a assinck and sons of markham were sunday visitors with mr v wagg and miss dorothy wagg barn which was destroyed by fire on august 9th all that is left of this lovely old building is the thick stone foundation and the silo standing sentinel over the ashes of a noble struc ture which for 129 years served its useful purpose the loss of a barn by fire is an everpresent fear in the mind of every farmer and from the moment smoke is spotted on the horizon a bond of deep sym pathy that is almost tangible goes out to the victim from those who silently count their blessings this particular fire meant a tragic loss in many quarters to harold coakwell the embers he watched through the night represented a summers time and work for both him and his men and 7oc0 bales of good hay to ella coakwell and le- ona brown the fite reawakened memories of a childhood play ground all the reesor families have lost a landmark precious in the annals of their history the barn until purchased by har old coakwell was always own ed by a reesor high in the south gable on a wide pine board the date 1s31 was carved by peter reesor builder of a barn a fine stone house a chris tian reputation and a family that eight generations later re member him with pride the loss is felt by men whose respect for farmers and farm ing was stated in the character istic construction and the dura bility of peter reesors barn the marvel is that such a build ing could have been erected at all fourteen inch hand hewn beams spanned its foundation and one beam ran the full 80 feet unbroken lifted into place by men without any present- day equipment not only did peter design a functional barn but he built a beautifully proportioned struc ture and located it in such pic turesque surroundings that it has often been a challenge to artists and photographers on tuesday morning harold was working in the barn with his men when the fire started he saw it at once and thought he had extinguished it but per haps because of the hay dust a final bucket of water set it off with a roar in a short time hun dreds of people from as far away as whitby stouffviue and richmond hill stood watching helplesslyas the fire roared to frightening proportions fire men concentrated on saving the newlyremodelled old stone house to the south and the mc- clennans house to the north this ire was indeed a multi ple tragedy the barn was a monument to the man who made it but surely the character of the pioneer spirit it repre sented will survive the loss of coakweus fire atha congratulations to mr and mrs joe tran on their wedding anniversary august 14th miss janet bielby from cedar grove spent a few holidays with her cousins dougie and bernice dunkeld mr and mrs ellas melton and family had supper with his parents mr and mrs james melton in burketon on sunday mr and mrs gordon over land son david and craig from kingston are spending some holidays with her parents mr and mrs david tran diane foster spent a few- weeks of her holidays with her aunt and grandfather mr sam cave at maple mr and mrs norman leh man spent three days in ottawa district his brother rev ar thur took charge of the farm when the lehmans were enjoy ing some holidays misses sheila and brenda rob inson from scarborough are spending a weeks holidays witli their cousin ruth ann carru- thers mr and mrs joe tran and family mr and mrs john wil liams attended the reunion of the geer family on sunday at port perry park mr and mrs donald dun keld dougie and bernice and mr frank bielby attended the bielby picnic at woodland park on sunday mr and mrs percy norman and baby left on a trip to the west and will spend some time there mr and mrs ed macaloney son brian and friend norman macmullen mr and mrs ernie carruthers mrs a c carruth- ers ruth ann and her two cous ins sheila and brenda robinson called sunday afternoon at port perry mr and mrs coffin from port union visited mr and mrs al bert draper on wednesday eve ning a 90yearold man has used the telephone only once my gosh when is he going to hang up 600dw00d mrs b may the baptist mission circle met at the home of mrs wm may on tuesday afternoon mrs h woodland opened the meeting and miss marion gostick of stouftville who spent a year at dawson creek teaching school and helping to establish a church gave a very enthusiastic account oi her year d showed pictures to make us feel we had been there too mrs stan slack and miss doris woodlaivd visited with mrs ron mclntyre recently seventytwo members and friends of the may pearce clan met saturday at woodland park for their annual reunion miss adelaide jones of dundas is visiting with her sisterinlaw mrs c jones starting sept 11 and each evening until sept 25th rev ben jones will be holding spe cial meetings in tile baptist church there will be special music rev ernes and mrs jolly nee margaret wingfield and son david of cuba new york were guests of mr and mrs d mcdonald last week they also visited relatives in uxbridge and motored through vallentyne udora victoria corners where mrs jolly spent her childhood beginning next mondav at 930 bible school will be held in goodwood eight years and un der go to the united church nine years and older to the bap tist church will all parents please try to help find transpor tation for your children and teaching help will be appreciated goodwood teenagers are play ing an extra game on friday night when ashburn challenges them to a game at goodwood a number of nineyearolds spent tuesday with miss linda stiner to celebrate her birthday mrs gordon jones and mrs percy pugh and stan visited on thursday with their sister mrs clare mcguckln of richmond hill stan stayed for a few days holidays the children who were at camp are all home healthy and happy after a very good week mr and mrs willis taylor closed their store for a threeday holiday last week the first closing in eight years al most as bad as farming seems almost strange this year some folk still working at hay some first cutting and others second cutting at the same time grain is being cut and others are threshing while some fields are still green goodwood boys are playing baseball at ballantrae at their sports day on saturday if you like baseball it promises to be a big day the stouffviue tribune tfeny aucut 18 1960 pce 7 christ church anglican stouffville rev j d tiller rector sunday august 21st 1960 10th after trinity 11 am holy communion worship him that liveth for ever rev 410 united church stouffville rev douglas davis sunday august 21st i960 all sunday school scholars meet at 11 am 11 am divine worship rev d davis bring your summer visitors to church give god an hour and you will le well repaid stocffytlle memorial christian church iustor mr clarence bass sunday august 21st 19g0 10 am sunday school 11 am morning worship 730 pm gospel service stouffville united missionary church rev arthur walsh minister sunday august 21st 1960 10 am sunday school 11 am 730 pm rev h g boadway will preach wed s pm praver bible study gormley united missionary church rev c e hunklng minister sunday august 21st 1960 10 am sunday school 11 am morning worship 730 pm evening service wed s pm prayer service ringwood christian church pastor leroy soer sunday august 21st 1960 10 am sunday school 1110 am worship service s pm wedce prayer meet- bloom1ngton christian associated gospel church mr e x simmons minister sunday august 21st 1960 945 ambible school for all ages 11 am morning worship 730 pm service of evangel- ism wed s pm praver and bible study united church melville charge rev g davison sunday august 21st 1960 1115 am melville mr p bennett guest speaker other services withdrawn gers cars as safe as any survey s ll for general contracting on any type of buildings nmustrial buildings residkxtia1 custom built homes alterations workmanship guaranteed designing service available plumbing heating electrical notes about neighbours mr and mrs garnet beare welcomed a baby boy on fri day this is the first grandson for mr and mrs jo reesor congratulations loona brown visiting in the village from florida had found her homecoming saddened by the loss of her familys barn mrs leila burkholder is in beaches nursing home bay- view avenue at present and al though she cannot receive visi tors she may enjoy a note from her neighbours a bee was organized on mon day to assist harold coakwell in cleaning up the debris result ing from his barn fire charlie croucher has offered his barn to harold for cattle this winter has it been noted that zion church suffered a breakin about three weeks ago and thieves stole all the flatware- the amount of the loss is esti mated at about three hundred dollars teenagers and their cars fre quent targets for adult brick bats have received support from an authoritative quarter edward galway supervisor of the department of transports motor vehicle inspection centre says teenagers are always being criticized and a lot of the criti cism is unfair we are exam- ing cars all day and teenagers cars are no worse than any on the highway as far as safety is concerned he believes the centre known as the safety lane is on falstaff ave south of the intersection of keele st and no 401 highway it was established last year to determine the roadworthiness of all vehicles on the highway and whether you are buying your first car or already own one the safety check is well worth the few minutes involved the inspection is free and at present entirely voluntary on arrival you are greeted by an inspector who will check your ownership certificate and note mileage on your speedometer the first test delects faulty wheel alignment and then the car is raised on a pneumatic jack for a full inspection of the front end the inspectors look be eesfnaietieii co lp stouftville phone 200 j j 72 monthly nha 6tc mortgage g room solid brki finished for immediate occupancy colored filed bath 11 block divided basement maho gany trim walk in closets valance boxes fully sodded lots centra location one block from main street schools and shopping town water and sew ers must be sold make offer asking 13500 ken campbell stouffville 97920 s thos h shea ltd realtors markham 710 or dial direct ax 37071 for wear and play in the king pins shock absorbers tie rod ends and wheel bearings and move on to check the complete steering assembly the final test in this section involves scrutiny of the exhaust system for leaks and loose connections in the next section a box of tricks containing a photoelectric cell measures the candlepower of the headlamps and indicates whether they are all correctly aligned here also the cars tail brake license plate and direction lights are tested in the final section the inspec tor tests the brakes he drives over four steel plates set in the floor and throws out all anchors another box of tricks connected to the plates then indicates on four dials the braking effect exerted by each wheel the in spectors make every effort to be fair and if the car puts up a poor showing in the first try they will repeat the test tjiey are concerned mainly with see ing that the braking effort of the front wheels is equal before the car is checked out they make a final inspection of the parking brake all the glass the rearview mirror horn and windshield wipers electrically operated doors are illegal and if your car is fitted with them you will find a big black x on the inspection report another fac tor checked is visibility any thing dangling from front or rear windscreen is frowned on and will mar an otherwise clean report altogether more than three dozen items affecting the safe operation of a car are checked if your pride and joy merits a clean bill of health the inspec tion report marked approved and a slicker will be placed on the cars windscreen showing that you have passed and nam ing the month of the test the department recommends that all cars be brought in for testing once a year or every 5000 miles mr galway believes there is some misunderstanding about the operation of the centre par ticularly the removal of licence plates from unefe cars our primary interest is safety not taking people off the road he says he explains that when a driver is stopped by the police and told to bring his car to the centre it receives the usual examination if it is safe the inspector will pass it if not the driver is told what is wrong and is given 10 days in which to rectify the trouble only if the driver docs not bring the back within 10 days are the police informed and the licence plates removed united missionary church rev alfred rees minister sunday august 21st 1960 dicksoxs hill 945 am worship sermon who will be my disciple 1050 am sunday school for the family 730 pm a service of praise and worship sermon by rev r coulter markham 10 am sunday school for the family 11 am worship sermon three would be followers 730 pm inspiring gospel ser vice the prince who now reigns tliurs 8 pm prayer and bible study st james presbyterian church stouffville minister rev gordon hiimill ba sunday august 21st 1960 10 am morning worship 10 am church school worship with us vivian mccormack memorial church rev bruce hisoy pastor sunday august 21st 1960 1030 am bible school 730 evening worship tues 8 pm bible study and prayer thurs 8 pm young peoples meeting churchill musselmans lake bible school sunday august 21st 1960 1030 sunday school the church that cares brethren in christ church heise hill gormley pastor rev wm vandcrbent ph richmond hill turner 43155 sunday august 21st 1960 sunday school 10 am worship service 11 am evangelistic 730 pm midweek prayer service wed 745 pm you arc cordially invited to all services altona christian united missionary church rev dow sargcant pastor sunday august 21st 1960 sunday school 1030 am worship service 730 pm prayer service wed 8 pm young peoples aug 25 bible quiz stouffville baptist church a church with a message for today sunday august 21st 1960 10 am bible school all ages come and join our growing school 11 am family worship 7 pm prayer meeting 730 pm evangelistic service special speaker rev d mae- gregor from sault ste marie wed 8 pm prayer bible study preacher rev j williams pastor bible teacher evangelist secoxd markham baker hill baptist churches rev bruce hlsey sunday august 21st 1960 second markham we welcome you to our inspiring prayer service every wed 8 pm xcxt lords day bible school 10 am gospel service 11 am baker hill prayer service thurs 8 pm xext lords day gospel service 945 am bible school 11 am join us for fellowship and edification about 50 per cent of the cars their cars and as a result most inspected pass the first time and mr galway says teenagers cars are in just as good condi tion as others many young drivers bring their cars in live or six times until they receive one of the coveted red wind shield stickers donald mckcnzie 21 is typical of younger drivers who bring their cats in i bought a new car about 3 months ago and i want to make certain it is in good condition he explained it was dons second visit to the centre since he had brought k previous car jr for the centre is open i am 5 pm monday to friday and 9 am to 9 pm on thursdays last thursday while dons car was being checked members of the sports car club toronto were bringing their cars in for inspection the club is staging a race meeting at harewood near jarvis street and it was suggested to ail competitors that they have their cars examined mr galways is one one of those with harsh words for sports car owners i like to see them up here he says they take very good care of of them are in average condition better-than- w just to let v0u know the place to go a i to get more fdr your heating dough a swfc mmm pdtsar ph250- office 57bjnichts service station aw ii fuel oil- gasoline motor oil- greases mainstmmham see our display window win absolutely free a 3speed record player each person making a purchase of school supplies of 200 or more is entitled to a ticket on this wonderful prize you may be the lucky one houstons the rexall drug store 1 main st w stouffville phone 229