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jeei i i- euy now save big and ho payments till feb 15 neil patrick motors ltd stouffville 372 499 7 day year end sale i960 buick special sdoor sedan dark blue with matching interior power steering power brakes custom radio automatic and other bulck features fully winteried reg s315000 1960 meteor rideau 2995oo ldoor sedan eye appealing two tone beige standard transmission with vs motoj- low mileage one owner complete with radio whilewall tires backup lamps and washers j2185n0 szzujoo 1960 envoy 4mr station wagon solid white with red accent strip to match red leather upholstery 12000 original miles a truly fine automobile reg 195000 l895oo 1959 ford 4door sedans 2 to choose from both automatic v8 engine one with power and radio both excellent condition reg 229500 l995oo 1959 pontiac stratochief coach gleaming black finish 6cylinder standard trans mission custom radio and washers reg 219500 l895oo 1959 pontiac laurentian coach starlite blue 6cvlinder automatic transmission whitewall tires we sold and serviced this one since new 229500 199500 1957 buick special 2door hard top beautiful turquoise finish custom sonomatic radio backup lamps washers and white- walls reg 169500 l595oo 1958 vauxhall super sedan dark blue with matching leather trim radio and washers reg 139500 l195oo 1957 pontiac laurentian nission hitew l295oo sedan 6cylinder standard transmission midnight blue metallic finish dominion royal whitewall masters reg 139500 g w r v v r y the following cars may be purchased with as low as 100 down with suitable monthly payments 56 pontiac coach a real sharp car kkoo 995oo 56 buick 4door hard top 2tone blue and white reg 139500 56 pontiac 4door hard top 2tone blue a real clean car reg 129500 56 ford meteor v8 motors automatic transmissions radios and many other extras feoo l095oo 55 ford customline sedan v8 engine automatic radio 109500 oijjg0 l195oo id top l095oo 54 ford 3 to choose from excellent condition 55000 55 dodge suburban a real good buy reg 69500 495oo free free 1961 license plates neil patrick motors im buttonville district news 119 main street stouffville 372 499 neighbourhood note it was a happy cnristmas party at buttorviue wi hall on saturday evening when mr and mrs charles hooper enter tained mrs hoopers brothers and sisters and their families as well as members of their im mediate family their parents mr and mrs pratt were un able to attend because of mr pratts health but mrs hoo pers sister mrs tom claus- man and her family were pres ent from new york it was mrs clausmans first christmas at home since her marriage twelve years ago it was the first christmas in their new home for mr and mrs john brurawell and the donaldsons were numbered among their guests mr and mrs andrew grant and miss elizabeth french held christmas dinner at their home and in the evening they were guests at the home of mr and mrs ray grant mr and mrs george hooper spent part of christmas day with the hooper family and later were guests of joans par ents mr and mrs bourne of richmond hill a happy event for them was the birth of a baby boy to joans sister and her husband early monday mor ning mr and mrs tim paterson entertained the boadway fam ily on sunday and mr and mrs walton were guests at the home of their daughter doris and her husband mr and mrs jex of port credit mr and mrs baldwin were with toronto relatives as were the leaf family mr and mrs e crisp spent christmas with their son jack and his family and later were guests of mr and mrs hurd of willowdale miss grace rodick was home- to spend the holiday season with her family and guests at the rodick home on sunday were mrs mary macpherson of toronto and other members of the rodick family on monday miss mary and mr jack rodick entertained and among the guests were rev and mrs mor rison sellar of owen sound mr and mrs a w miller spent christmas day with their daughter and her family mr and mrs paul mingay of mark- ham where mumps and chick- enpox interfered with the regu lar course of events and on monday mr and mrs bob miller of guelph and mr and mrs jim miller and their family were guests at the miller home mr and mrs harold vaug- han held a family party and mr and mrs dick jones spent sunday with mrs jones par ents and later entertained mr and mrs bruce jones and mr and mrs gordon vaughan and their children it was the first christmas at home in several years jtor mr and mrs john wilkins and bob who have often been in florida this time of year there was a family party at the home of dr and mrs geo kelly with george jr and his family mr and mrs russell boyington and others present mrs elliott spent the day with mr and mrs bert leader mr and mrs milt sherman were home for christmas their family celebration was a week ahead of time this year when they attended a golden wed ding anniversary party for mrs shermans aunt and uncle mr and mrs george beatty of cwen sound there were ap proximately 125 family mem bers present at the markham township police headquarters it was quiet over the weekend the boys on the force played santa claus distributing toys for children who might have been over looked residents will be happy to learn that chief wideman was able to be home from hos pital the smallest mcmlwr of the crispin family perry is re ported back to normal after ills brush with a washing ma chine wringer perry had a very narrow escaie last wednesday when he climbed up and turned the wringer on while his mother was absent from the room he got caught in the rollers which were fortunately loose and had to be cut free pc douglas tribbling took the little boy to the hospital for sick children where it was learned he had escaped serious injury death of 5u- edith llood this community mourned the i passing of one of its daughters i last wfek with the death of miss janet edith hood at river- dale hospital toronto miss hood was a daughter of the late mr and mrs william hood and a sister of mr doug las hood of buttonville mr gordon hood of wiliiamsville ny mrs irene atkinson of toronto and the late leslie a hood buttonville many in tins community will remember miss hood as their sunday school teacher at the browns corners church of later years miss hood has lived at 16 belsize dr toronto and was associated with a toronto church she also supported the canadian council of churches the service was held at the morley s bedford chapel on saturday afternoon at 130 and interment was at st john ceme tery markham township burton tv radio sales x- service friends extend sincere sym pathy to all members of miss hoods family christinas service on christmas sunday morn ing there was a family service at browns corners church which combined sunday school and church the newly completed sunday school room which is being used for all sessions was filled to capacity with grownups and children the latter hugging fa vourite new toys to hear a chru nas message by mr al lan tomlinson the organ had been set up for the occasion and mrs donald reesor accom panied the choir in christmas music mrs a w miller was soloist the men of the church are making progress with finishing processes in the main church auditorium and last week the tiled floor was laid sauerkraut case phone 424 stoulfvin continued from front nett she said only dropped his head pretty cool she was pretty eoel in later visits said mrs tindall there was quite a marked change in 1954 she said a doctor told her that mrs nighswander had a thrombosis and would be un balanced in cross examination mrs tindall said that she never saw the will that was made in 1942 she only knew what her mother had told her under cross examination by t m moore counsel for ben nett mrs tindall denied that ddt had been sprayed on the cabbage in her garden from which the sauerkraut was made she said she sprinkled the plants with salt to keep insects away her sister mrs elson also told the court of her mother telling of making a will in 1942 following instructions from her father to divide the estate am ong the three daughters she too said that her mother never seemed as close to her daughters after the sauerkraut incident she recalled one occa sion in later years when her mother met her at the door and suggested that she should slap her face left home mrs elson said that she walk ed away from the home and later bennett caught up to her in a truck and asked her to re turn she did not she said and finally when she was at a neigh bors home her mother arrived with bennett and coaxed her to return to the home she said that she did not discuss with her mother the reason for the threatened slap she told the court that ben nett came to the farm before her lathers death and worked the farm for twothirds of the crop mrs nighswanders grand daughter mrs eva m wilson said that she often visited her grandmother she recalled hear ing her mention the will made at buttons office but had been told that it was torn up and put in the waste paper basket grandmother 111 she also recalled the sauer kraut incident she said that the food made her sick too but her grandmother didnt say what had made her ill i dont think she knew she said charles bennett 69 told the court that he had come to the nighswander farm in the aut umn of 1941 after being invited by both mr and mrs nighswan der he told of the sharecrop agreement he told the court that he was unaware that he was to receive the farm until the will was read following her death he valued the farm at 10000 and added that there was a mortgage of 900 against it she was a nice old lady he said and easy to get along with she was partially crip pled he said and since 1947 he had fixed her hair each day he said that in later years he had done the cooking washed the dishes scrubbed the floors and even the laundry he said that he could not re member the slapping incident that mrs elson spoke of but he did remember the sauerkraut he said that it had been served on christnas day and he had taken ill in the afternoon noon the roads in the area were blocked with snow he said and he did not get out to see a doc tor until two days had passed he said he consulted two doc tors and was told that he was full of poison markham phone 357 wl m markham phone 357 the new look is mere new management new luxury carpet new front newly renovated throughout new picture policy always the best at an early date were all ready for a brand new year compliments of the season to all our steady patrons and a special invitation to all others to view our new look in person watch for our ad every week thurs fri sat dec 293031 hiqh time fabian tuesday weld bing crosby addfd color cartoon admission or this engagement adults 83c children 25c new years sunday midnite show january 1 maria english in voodoo woman also the undead adult rr all seats s5o richard garland doon open 1205 am mon tues wed jan 2 t 4 from the great broadway play the dark at the top of the stairs robert preston dorothy mcguire eve arden angela lansbury added color cartoon admlin for ihu en gxcenvnt adults xv childrm iv additional l0ca15 mr gordon tarr is home from college at lome park lor the holiday mr and mrs fred alsop and dennis are on a motor trip to florida for a few weeks mr and mrs a v heather- ington of blenheim spent christ mas with their son and family mr and mrs harry heathering- ton mrs k g tarr obrien ave spent christmas with her son mr and mrs clayton tarr of blake street mr and mrs cecil carpen ter and cecile of sutton were with mrs blake sanders over the christmas holiday mr and mrs ralph davis and richard spent christmas with their daughter mr and mrs stanley gibbons and family at newmarket mr and mrs will birkett spent christmas with mr and mrs howard haynes and fam ily at listowel mr and mrs laurence keep ing of blind slyer and mr and mrs howard duffy and son johnny of grand valley spent christmas with mr and mrs len keeping and family mr allan stouffer returned on friday to graduate school claremont in california after spending the holidays with his parents mr and mrs lambert stouffer mr and mrs wm trim of scarborough and air harry robbie of toronto were week end guests with mr and mrs jim mckean edward st also mr and mrs cleve burton and children of lngstaff spent sat urday with the mckeans mr and mrs bert bam- brough and debbie miss shir ley symes mr wayne gallant and mr and mrs bev parker all of toronto spent christmas with mr and mrs joe symes church st christmas visitors with mrs sam eacon and garnet burk- holder ave were mr and mrs walter hope mr and mrs earl dowswell and family and mr e grimshaw and sylvia all from the goodwood district visitors with mr and mrs percy tarr lloyd avnue for christmas were gordon of lome park miss vera tarr mr and mrs herbert irwin and mr and mrs leslie stiver of toronto and mr roy curtis christmas visitors at the home of mr and mrs vernon lewis albert st were mr and mrs ken graham of markham mr and mrs bill fry and family of weston and mr frys father mr art fry who is over 90 years of age and mr and mrs bill peacock and boys the family of mrs delos gra ham celebrated christmas to gether at the home of her dau ghter doris mrs tom white and family at bloomington those present were mr and mrs noel storey and daugh ters of bloomington mr and mrs cliff barkey and family of markhajsi mr and mrs fred byer leila and muriel mr and mrs dave ratcliff and family mr and mrs bruce mc dowell and family of atha and mr and mrs glenn byers of altona making a total of 31 notice to creditors and others in the matter of the estate of burton lorne cori3ett late of the vill age of stouffville in the county of york deceased all claims against the above estate must be filed with the undersigned or or before the 6th day of january 1901 after which date the estate will be distrib uted accordingly to law dated at markham this 14th day of december i960 james l straith executor by his solicitors cattanach hindson 60 main street markham ontario zw miritown garage vour local bf dwer htllman sales a kkrvtok general repairs 21hr towing itow days evening 17j the stourtyiui thome tkraby decwtxt 29 1960 ho 7 vwwvw v v v notice to all owners of property in the townships of whitchurch and markham adjoining the village of stoufiville ik the matter of section 27a of the planning act 19m and in the matter of an application of the corporation of the village of stouffville for approval of its restricted area bylaw 6013 passed the 19th day of may i960 notice of appointment for hearing take notice that the ontario municipal board has appointed tuesday the 10th day of january 1961 at the hour of eleven oclock in the forenoon at the council chambers in the village of stouffville for the hearing of all parties in terested in supporting or opposing this application dated today at stouffville ontario ralph e corner clerk village of stouffville bllaw no 6013 referred to in the above notice the corporation of the village of stouffville bylaw number 6013 being a byiaw to amend bylaw number 864 as amended by bylaw number 868 be it enacted by the council of the village of stouff- vllle that bylaw number 861 as amended by bylaw number s6s of the village of stouttville be and the same is hereby further amended as follows 1 by striking out from the said bylaw sos schedule a attached thereto and by substituting therefor schedule a attached hereto 2 notwithstanding the provisions of bylaw number ssi as amended the minimum frontage for a one family dwelling on lots 39 and 40 according to registered plan number 70 shall be 50 feet 3 notwithstanding the provisions of bylaw number 864 as amended the minimum frontage for a one family dwelling on block a registered plan 401 shall be 55 feet 4 notwithstanding the provisions of bylaw 864 as amended the minimum frontage for a one familv dwelling on the norther ly 5 feet of lot s and the southerlv 47 feet of lot 7 according to registered plan number 326s shall be 52 feet this bylaw shall come into effect en the day in which it is passed by council subject to the approval of the ontario municipal board passed at the village of stouffville this 19th day of may i960 gar lehman reevo seal ralph e corner clerk i ralph e corner clerk of the village of stouffville hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of bylaw 6013 and the schedule referred to is posted in the office of the clerk in the village of stouffville ralph e corner clerk village of stouffville births brown mike and betty kr 1 argyle ont are happy to announce the birth of a son george henry dec 17 1960 at ross memorial hospital lindsay ont a brother for linda sammy and donna grimshaw ted and eve lyn nee bacon goodwood are happy to announce the birth of a daughter kristin louise on dec 21th 1960 at uxbrldge cottage hospital a sister for sylvia special thanks to dr blair mltchel and to jack and muriel todd stouffville creamery and staff