Whitchurch-Stouffville Newspaper Index

Stouffville Tribune (Stouffville, ON), July 15, 1965, p. 7

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classified cards of thanks 1 wish to thank my friends and neighbors lor their prayers gifts cowers letters and cards while in the hospital they were greatly appreciated mrs lloyd hoover lost found found boys glasses brown and clear plastic with one arm missing found on highway 47 just north of stouffville ph 640-1904- pet stock a thank you note to my friends ard relatives who so kindly remembered me with lovely flowers phone calls let ters and cards while a patient siamese sealpoint kittens 9 in port perry hospital wk oid pedigreed stock mrs lloyd hitc hous trained phone 478423s we wish to thank our friends neighbors relatives rev mr milligan and mr dixon for the many acts of kindness expres sions of sympathy and floral tributes received during our re cent bereavement mrs jim hawthorne david and beverley wanted good home for 2 yr old collie and shepherd male dog loves children ph 29 2096 after 5 i wish to express my sincere thanks to all my relatives neigh bors and friends for their kind ness in sending cards and visit ing me on my ninetyfirst birth day also for the birthday cake which all helped to make ray long slay in the hospital more pleasant miss charlotte chapman we wish to thank neighbors and friends for the heautiful floral tributes cards and kind words and thoughtfulness dur ing our recent bereavement in the death of mrs hattie gamble everything was very much ap preciated roxie and jack gamble bill john feme kevin we would like to thank the many friends relatives and neighbors for the lovely cards also in helping and preparing and making our 25th wedding anniversary a happy event and to thank all those who contri buted and gave us the lovely reclining chair sincerely jean ernie pilkey the family of the late archie talmage stewart wish to extend their heartfelt thanks and appre ciation for acts of kindness messages of sympathy beautiful floral offerings and lunch pro vided by neighbors we are also most appreciative of the services frovided by the oneill funeral lome and the consoling words t rev davis and rev borland ever remembered by his three ons robert garth murray and families and only sister mrs tillie reid of brandon manitoba in memoriam empringham in loving memory of a dear mother and grandmother ida empring- ham who passed away july 14 3964 just her hand to clasp her patient fare to see to hear her voice to see her smile as in the days that used to be but some sweet day well meet again beyond the toil and strife and clasp each others hand anew in heaven that happy life sadly missed by son lloyd daughterinlaw blanche and grandchildren notice the board of trustees of the roman catholic separ ate schools for the village of stouffville take notice ihat the abovementioned board of trus tees on the sth day of july 1965 passed bylaw number 2 to authorize the borrowing of money bv the issue and sale of debentures of this said board of trustees in the principal amount of s201 00000 1 the purpose for which the rnonev is to be borrowed is for the construction of a five room school plus gvmnatorium 2 the amount to be borrowed is s201 00000 on the security of the said debentures which shall be a charge upon the school- house property and premises and any other real and personal propertv vested in the said board of trustees and upon the separate school rates 3 the debentures are to be dated the 15th of august 1965 are to be in the denomination of not less than s10000 each and arc to bear interest at the rate of 6 per annum payable annu ally on the 15th day of august in each vear and are to be re payable in varying instalments of principal on the 15th day of august in the years 1966 to 19s5 both inclusive the aggregate amount of principal and interest payable in each year of the cur rency of the debentures being approximately equal 73 c w kamps secretarytreasurer rcss village of stouffville cedar grove news grove in loving memory of our dear son merlin russel grove who suddenly departed this life in mogadescia som alia on july 16 1962 we know that when this tent we live in now is taken down when we die and leave these bodies we have a wonderful new home waiting for us up in heaven a home that will be ours forevermore made for us by god himself and not by human hands living in hope russell annie grove holtby in loving memory of my dear husband ted who passed away july 19 1961 he had a smile a pleasant way a helping hand to all he knew he was so kind so generous and true on earth he nobly did his best grant him jesus heavenly rest sadly missed by wife helen and son dean and stepdaughter patsy notice to creditors and others all persons having claims against the estate of joseph forsyth late of the town ship of uxbridge in the county of ontario retired farmer de ceased who died on or about the 11th day of may 1965 are re quired to send particulars of their said claims to the under signed solicitors for the execu trix of the estate on or before the 29th day of july 1965 after which date the estate will be distributed having regard only to the claims then filed dated at hamilton ontario this sth day of july ad 1965 christilaw wigle goldberg stanger 200 canada trust building 50 king st east hamilton ontario 63 solicitors for the executrix mcmullen in loving mem ory of a dear wife mother and grandmother bertha who passed away july 19 19g0 we do not need a special day to bring you to our mind for the days we do not think of you are very hard to find if all the world were ours to give wed give it yes and more to see the face of mother dear come smiling through the door sadly missed by husband jacob and family neville in loving memory of my dear husband ed who passed away suddenlv julv 21st 1961 there is no parting from those we love no distance can divide for today in memories garden we still walk side by side each dawning day a thought of him at evening a prayer in the hearts that loved him he always will be there sadly missed and lovingly remembered by wife jean ward in loving memory of a dear wife mother and grand mother bertha who passed away july 4 1963 tves greatest gift remembrance always remembered by husband walter aldine and will evans and family ninety parks ontario has 90 provincial parks covering 3736549 acres and 47 reserve park areas cover- inc another 630000 acres notice to creditors province of ontario county of york in the matter of the estate of deua birkett late of the village of stouffville in the county of york widow deceased notice is hereby given pur suant to the trustee act that all persons having claims against the estate of the above named delia birkett who died on or about the 27th day of september ad 1961 are hereby required to send by post prepaid or to deliver to the undersigned soli- citor for the administrators full particulars of their claims duly verified on or before the 17th day of july ad 1965 after which said date the said admin istrators will proceed to distri bute the assets of the said estate among the parlies entitled there to having regard only to those claims of which they then have had notice dated at stouffville this 28th day of june 1965 mr allan clark rr 1 locust hill ont mrs jean drake claremont ont mrs olive ward claremont ont administrators with will annexed h reginald button qc solicitor for the said administrators stouffville ontario 53 atha mr mike dorian and son ron ald of quebec called on mr ernie canuthers on sunday monday callers at the car- ruthcrs home were mrs foster wagg mr and mrs murray wagg and stephen also mr and mrs frank rohb of markham mrs joe tran and family are spending the week at a cottage near beaverton mr and mrs harold bielhv of toronto spent the past week with mr and mrs frank biclbv mr and mrs david tran and bony jeanne attended a wed ding at orillia on saturday mr ard mrs ernie carriithers and ruth ann attended the wagg gathering on sunday at stouffville park mr and mrs j loree and daughters of toronto are noli- riaying with mr and mrs mur ray dunkeid most cedar grovers received a letter in the last few days from the property owners ad visory council drawing to our attention councils choice of a 100 acre park for markham tup centennial project the letter was not signed and there was no letterhead and absolutely no clue as to who or what this poac is however the facts in the letter were correct and the support they ask for a centen nial committee is warranted at mondavs council meeting a deputation of about 75 irate property owners was received and gave council a hard time over the proposed park the only opposing councillor was our mr hoover who was loudly cheered and praised by a great many people who did not elect him the report of the meeting will be found elsewhere in the paper but it might be a good idea to find out why our repre sentative feels so strongly about councils decision and give him some support it is also a good idea to attend one of the meet ings of this council it really has to be seen to be be lieved vive ie voyageur pete mc- cowan who after last weeks rain dropped a canoe into the river at his place and paddled down to woodland park a two hour trip by water in his entourage was jamie in the canoe alfie smith and robbie attend a drivein church service on the markham shopping plaza sunday evening at 730 pm paul fawcctt popular youth leader speaking soloist sam stadelbauer music choir jim mcdowell hammond organ sponsored by the dicksons hill markham um churches claremont baptist church minister rev ii sydney hillyer dd special youth service sunday morninjr july 18th i9r5 at 11 am the minister will be assisted in hie service by 20 young people from the walmer road baptist church toronto there will be testimonies solos duets etc everybody welcome mccowan in a wye inner tube and the dog who swarn most of the way tne dust was so bad on the tenth on sunday that the cars were driving with their lights on an estimated 200 gathered at the corner lot for the first pic nic of the year at which our de parting neighbors jim and jean crichton and family were hon ored the crichtons have re cently bought a house in mark ham and given up farming jim is currently at ryerson prepar ing for a new career the com munity presented the crichtons with a television set and the hope that although their add ress is changed they will still belong to cedar grove corner lot activities are well underway now with hall osrafi volleyball horse shoes and shufileboard volleyball will be tuesday and thursday nights and baseball monday ard wed the ball players could use a lot j more spectators and it has been 1 suggested that in order o get i the shufllehoard tournament i underway remember we played i till the snow flew last year players attend the ball games and play shuffieboard on ball j nights there is something i every night at the corner lot wyn gaston who had a scary warning of a heart attack early this month is reported coming along at scarborough hospital but she will be there a week or so yet harold iapp doug and gor don dimma attended a lapp re union at uxbridge on sunday while doris and meredith were off to trenton kenny walton and peter mc cowan ate at camp ahshun- yoong this week mike lillian and bobby dean joined bert and marg stiver for a trailer week end at sibhald point marg and jack walton lloyd clendennen olive macintosh and byrl sewell attended the wedding of boh millers daughter at orillia on saturday dorothy miller was a bridesmaid and russ and ruth miller were also guests euchre winners were marion mccowan helena tooley velma maynard levi booth harvey swain and charles wade ball scores julv 3 bovs east gwillimbury 11 cg 4 july 10 in newmarket e gwill imbury 11 cg 10 mon night our boys won by default over supertest girls game cg 46 markham cleaners 6 on mon july 19 the girls play markham planing mill and the bovs plav the villager on wed july 21 the boys play supertest and the girls play but we do not know whom zion sunday school picnic on saturday with lunch at 12 noon woodland park july 31st 2 pm the sunday school is having a bake sale at woodland park baking to be at park no later than 130 july 19th euchre will be held in cedar grove schoolhouse all players welcome markham womens institute extend an invitation to their garden tea on tuesday july 20 from 230 until 430 in the gar den of mr ard mrs rov foster 121 orchard st markham there will be a bake table and a lucky draw for a handcrocheted table cloth lcw news eightythree parents children and guests attended the ucw family picnic after a delicious buffet supper all gathered in the church to hear mrs ivan beares messenger group sing two selec tions and a piano recital by the pupils of miss blanche ramer those taking part were shirley miller lyn murison susan crichton debbie dawson mar garet murison kerrie shoudy karen ritchie karen tapscott gccne shoudy mary crichton heather beare lynn walton jeanne hamil kathy wither- spoon meredith lapp wendy allchurch barbara crichton shirley miller betty burkholder arthur lapp sylvia grant and j grant betty burkholder companied all players in the singing of o canada mrs m ryan graciously thanked miss ramer and her pupils july 24 ucw bake sale at woodland park toe stouffville tribune tkondiy jury 15 1965 f 7 forest fire prevention is everybodys business fire is the forest prime evil forest fire kills game jobs men a forest fire is a tragic waste if you stop to think you stop forest fire lets combine our efforts to prevent forest fire everyone loses in a forest fire four out of five forest fires are caused by negligence be careful kill your smoke and let the forest live sportsmen dont kill game illegally by starting a forest fire use your car ash tray not the roadway prevent for est fire be careful to prevent forest fire forest fire destroys every thing great fires from little embers grow be careful with fire in the woods keep ontario green help prevent forest fire it takes years to build a for est fire can tear it down in minutes be careful with fire in the forest forest fire prevention your responsibility the forest works for you dont fire it cottage lots crown land is available in re sort areas transactions are handled by district offices of the ontario department of lands and forests do you the judge asked the young farm groom take this woman for belter or for worse through sickness and health in good times and in bad whether darn it judge the bride broke in tearfully youre gonna talk him right out of it church news fullygrown bottlenose por poises sometimes weigh more than 500 pounds f you live within 20 miles of stoufflvi will find the stouffville tribune a mm effective force in making your auction profitable this mojor weekly newspaper reaches the peopfe yon want to reach it services subscribers on routes out of stouffville markham claremont gormley good wood unionviile and uxbridge as well as other nearby centres is delivered on remember your auction ad placed in the stouffville tribune is not just a one shot deal your newspaper is referred to often and undoubtedly your auction listing will be reread by farmers im mediately before attending your sale other advertising media is qui of sight out of mind be assured of a successful sali insist that yonr sale ad bniis in the stouffville 1r christ church anglican stouffville iter john l ball kector sunday july isth 19k5 930 am holy communion mon 7 pm girl guides wed 7 pm choir practice sat 10 am brownies sat 10 am junior choir practice stouffville united church rev a l borland ba bd sunday july isth 1965 11 am divine worship sunday school 11 am nursery kindergarten second markham baker hill baptist churches rev bruce hisey sunday july isth 1965 second markham prayer service wed 8 pm mens prayer service every sat at 8 pm next lords day bible school 10 am morning service 11 am gospel service 730 pm baker hill young peoples service each mon 8 pm prayer service every thursday 830 pm sunday services morning worship 945 am bible school 11 am all welcome stouffville memorial christian church minister rev clarence t bass sunday july isth 1965 10 am bible classes for adults yp and children 11 am hour of worship 730 pm drivein service in stouffville park on the south side of arena this weeks thought when someone asked bishop rashford why ho buried himself in china he replied because i believe in a resurrection but lie could not have believed in ids own resurrection if he had not believed in ills resurrection stduffyille eev arthur walsh minister sunday july isth 1965 10 am sunday school with classes for all ages 11 am 730 pm guest speaker rev e honsberger recently returned from nigeria wed s pm prayer meeting stouffville baptist church pastor gordon t gooderham bth sunday july 18th 1965 950 bible school use our bus to come to sunday school ii 00 and 730 the pastor will speak at both services of worship wed 800 prayer meeting united church rev geo davison sunday july isth 1965 bethesda 5th cone whitchurch 10 am worship service with drawn 11 am sunday school melville 6th cone markham sunday school and worship service withdrawn ringwood christian church rev a barry jones bth sunday july 18th 1965 10 am sunday school 11 am worship service 730 pmin stouftville park drivein service 8 pm wed ce prayer meeting churchill vivian churches rev k burton bth sunday july 18th 1965 churchill miissclmnns lake sun 955 bible school 11 am morning worship fri july 16 715 closing pro gram of dvbs vivian 10 am bihle school 730 pm worship service wed 8 pm prayer bible study for hoth churches mon july 19 fri july 30 dvbs 930 am daily st tames presbyterian church stouffville minister rev fred h cromey ba sunday july 18th 1965 10 am morning worship 10 am church school united missionary church pastor rev grant sloss sunday july 18th 1965 markham 950 am sunday school 11 am morning worship speaker mr jim mann 730 pm- drivein service on the markham plaza with mr paul fawcctt speaking and providing music soloist sam stadelbauer wed 8 pm prayer service dicksons hill 915 am morning worship speaker mr jim mann 1050 am sunday school 730 pm drivein service on the markham plaza wed 8 pm prayer sendee claremont baptist church minister rev h sydney hillyer dd sunday july 18th 1965 945 am sunday school 11 am morning worship 730 pm gospel service altona united missionary church kcv frank huson pastor sunday july 18th 1965 1030 am sunday school 730 pm evangelistic service wed 8 pm prayer service and bible study the church with the light on sunday night ballantrae lemonville united churches kev g roy inglis ba minister sunday july 18th 1965 ballantrae musselmans lak 1115 am worship service lcmonvllle 10 am worship service 11 am sunday school vacation bible school 930 am to 1230 pm monday thru friday july 1923 monday thru friday july 2630 sunday august 1st 730 pm closing exercises gormley united missionary church rev l k sider pastor sunday july 18th 1965 950 am sunday school 11 am worship pastors theme made per fect in love 730 pm evening service theme working out salva tion wed july 21 prayer meotlne tho word for the world bloomington christian gospel church rev d benson pastor sunday july 18th 1965 945 sunday school classes for all ages 1100 am morning worship speaker mr robert kasper mr kasper is a candidate for the gospel ministry special 73oprrj great evening service message the brazen serpent the pastor will speak singing mr fc mrs glen langford bright singing services of blessing a real welcome to all

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