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in memoriam wideman in loving memory of a dear brotherinlaw arid uncle murray wideman who passed away 1 year ago aug 3 1961 without farewell he fell asleep leaving memories for uj to keep within our hearts hell always stay and be remembered every day sadly missed by us all earl and grace wideman ken karen ronald and kathy wideman in loving memory of our dear soninlaw who passed away aug 3rd 1964 dear murray you are not for gotten tho on earth you are no more stlll in memory you are with us as you always were before loving remembrance by mr and mrs lardon steckley wideman in loving memory of a dear husband and daddy who passed away aug 3 1964 no morning dawns no night returns but that we think of you those left behind are very good but none replaces you many a silent tear is shed when i am all alone the one we loved so very much the one i called my own lovingly remembered by wife dorothv and children roy in memory of roger roy who died aug 12 1961 a year has passed since that sad day when one we loved was called away god took him home it was his will within our hearts he liveth still eva towner classified cards of thanks we will always remember with deep appreciation the kind ness and sympathy of our rela tives friends and neighbours the businessmen of stouffville the officers and staff of the national trust co toronto and the manv masonic lodges for the beautiful floral tributes and donations to the ontario heart fund in memory of our loved one thanks to rev borland for his kind message and to dick taylor and the staff of the oneill funeral home the pall bearers and flower bearers special mention for jim gou- die for his assistance at the scene of the accident also to dr freel and constable grimshaw we are also deeply grateful to all the isdies who provided and served lunch after the funeral- claire weldon lloyd and lucille weldon and family lois and harold nobbj and family we wish to extend our heart felt thanks and appreciation for acts of kindness messages of sympathy and beautiful floral tributes received from our neighbours friends and rela tives during our recent bereave ment marie and bruce foote and family carl and ruth cowie and family hoover in loving memory of my dear mother who pas sed away aug 19 1964 and father aug 12 1961 my lips cannot tell how i miss them my heart cannot tell what to say god alone knows how i miss them in a home that is lonesome today sadly missed and lovingly remembered by daughter magdalene de boer in loving memory of dear little son jan warren who went to glory on satur day august s 1964 rest from sickness and pain soon we meet again treasured memories remain badly missed and not forgotten mommy and daddy davis in memory of a dear mother mrs dawson davis who passed away suddenly aug 12 1963 a silent thought a secret fear keeps her memory ever dear time takes away the edge of grief but memory turns back every leaf sadly missed by daughter evelyn levi and grand daughter joann we would like to express our sincere thanks to sur neighbors friends and relatives for their enquiries during the illness of our dear brother thomas phil ip and the many cards and let ters of sympathy the lovely floral tributes the acts of kind ness on his passing and to the ladies who served lunch and the consoling words of rev cresswell brothers and sisters we sincerely wish to extend our heartfelt thanks to the friends neighbours and rela tives for the kind messages of sympathy the lovely floral trib utes the provisions of lunch at the time of our recent bereave ment in the death of my loving husband father fatherinlaw and grandfather a special thanks to rev j forbes for his consoling words and mr dixon for his many acts of kindness and efficient services also our friends at canal lake hazel ross patricia and grandson neil cowie vivian trees must be straight as a string for rent apartment one bedroom un furnished stove and frig sup plied phone 6102123 adding machines type writers for rent call tribune office supplies phone 6102100 34tf i wish to express sincere thanks to relatives friends and neighbours for cards visits and enquiries while in hospital and j since coming home all shall be long remembered harold whetstone we rent electric ranges refrigerators televisions in stalled in your home by the week or month your rent may be applied to purchase if desired herb kring furni ture and appliances 23 main st w phone 6402092 40tf we wish to thank our friends relatives and neighbours for the many expressions of sympathy kindly acts and beautiful floral tributes received during our recent bereavement in the loss of a loving husband and father we are grateful to the members of joy rebekah lodge for the delicious lunch served and to rev a e cresswell for his vis its and words of comfort it has all been deeply appreciated irene philip and family we wish to express sincere thanks and appreciation to rev j williams relatives friends and neighbours for their many acts of kindness and expres sions of sympathy shown us during our recent bereavement of a loving husband and father mrs g l morden doug and brenda lou lost found lost charlois and hereford cross steer between 500 and 600 pounds lost at the 7th cone pickering twp 22 and 23 sideroads phone 649522 fence stretchers are missing will party having same also dehorners kindly return to stouffville coop work wanted davis in memory of a dear grandmother mrs dawson davis who passed away aug 12 1963 though her smile is gone forever and her hands we cannot touch still we have so many memories of the one we loved so much her memory is our keepsake with which well never part god has her in his keeping we have her in our hearts ever remembered by granddaughters freda donna and husband bill davis in memory of my dear greatgrandmother mrs dawson davis who passed away august 12 1963 nothing can ever take away the life a heart holds dear fond memories linger every day remembrance keeps her near lovingly remembered by greatgranddaughter dorothy ann bearden wideman- in loving memory of our dear brotherinlaw and uncle murray wideman who passed away aug 3 1964 god took him home it was his will but in our hearts we love him still his memory is as dear today as in the hour he passed away lovingly remembered by ilovd and ruth nieces judy janice joanne the clare keevil family wish to say thanks to neighbours and friends for gifts cards and kindnesses to them while living in claremont ah was greatly appreciated clare blanche bill suzanne we wish to express our sin cere thanks to our relatives friends and neighbours for their many acts of kindness shown before and during our recent sad bereavement mary risebrough mari n and chas minaker i wish to thank all my friends and neighbours also mrs reid and staff of brierbush hospital for the sympathy extended me during the bereavement of a beloved father mae budd and family custom combining lloyd penny phone 8523950 older woman able to take charge of office excellent typist news writer and editor interested in housekeeping would like part time or 5 day weekly position days can be arranged at employers conve nience phone 6495905 will babysit in my home five days a week phone 6402803 straight as a string thousand of red pine are presently being thinned from the reforested area t vivian in whitchurch twp for shipment to the domtar chemical plant in trenton for sale to this firm they are coming under the most rigid specifications the poles must be so straight that a line joining the centre of the tip with the centre of the pole at a point two feet above the ex treme butt shall not deviate more than one inch from the centre line of the pole to pro duce a peeled pole with a dia meter of 5 inches and a length of 16 feet requires a tree 7 inches in diameter and 35 feet in height thousands of the trees on the hundreds of acres making up the vivian forest ire meeting these standards the trees which are not straight enough but which are to be thinned out are going as pulpwood which is sold to ontario paper co ltd at thorold tops are also put into pulpwood after felling and bucking into lengths single pieces are skidded by horsedrawn means eer to a pdint where they are bunched the bunches are then hauled by tracor to a road in the bush where they are truck ed to the peeling yard here they go through the jaws of the whirling peeler which turns them into clear white logs the poles are inspected iier peel ing and then stacked in neat crosslined squares according to length and size when these logs from whit church arrive at trenton they are subjected to creosote under high pressure and temperature this preserves their durability many times sd makes them reaay for the construction industry trees being cut at vivian to day were planted there by conservation minded author ities forty years ago the forest is owned by york county and managed by r n staiey farm forester for the department of lands and forests at maple this is only the beginning of the timber harvest as this is just a thinning process thou sands of trees remain ict future use as poles sawlogs and ven- christ church anglican stouffville eer john l ball rector 1st and 3rd sundays of august holy communion 930 ajn 2nd and 4th sundays morning prayer 930 am choir practice wed 8 pm whitchurch police dept has busy month of july stouffville united church kev a l borland ba bd sunday august 15th 1965 11 am divine worship sunday school 11 am nursery kindergarten over 30 separate occasions whitchurch township police seized a total of 199 bottles of beer and four bottles of liquor during the month of july according to the monthly activity report submitted to council last week by police chief fred mason a total of 45 charges were laid under the liquor control act a decrease of 11 from the month of june police arrested 52 persons for an assortment of infractions charges were laid under the criminal code 44 highway traffic act 58 mva claims act 4 and township bylaws 1 there were seven breakins including theft during the month as compared with only one in june thefts under 100 amounted to 10 while over 100 only one occurred 28 accidents each amounting to more than s100 in hamage were investigated by the de partment there were no fatal ities although 17 persons were injured police answered 253 com plaints and investigated 23 occurences the previous month the two police cruisers log ged a total of 15604 miles dur ing july and ran up opera tional costs of 62585 officers put in 270 vi hours of overtime a decrease of nearly 100 hours from june police spent 134 hours attending court the department took in 150 revenune from the issuing of 20 parking tickets in the mussel- mans lake area radar was put into operation on 17 occasions seeing twice as much action as in the month of june sprays effective for thrips eavestroughing flashing caulking roof chimney re pairs sheet metal work ph 6403074 reading problems you have children who cant read consult remedial specialist phone 6403703 for appoint ment best references day care available monday to friday phone 6402935 ladies dresses shortened minor alterations phone 640- 2984 64 gormley news redshaw in loving mem ory of our dear father wil liam h rcdshaw who passed away aug 7 1942 there is a link death cannot sever love and remembrance last forever always remembered bv daughters ha ethel and luella redshaw in loving memory of a dear husband and father william rcdshaw who passed away aug 7 1912 it broke our hearts to lose you but you didnt go alone for part of us went with you the day god called you home loving remembered by wife florence daughters aldine bernice doris and son mur- ry- davis in memory of our grandmother dorothy who passed away aug 12 1963 though her smile is gone for ever and her hand we cannot touch still we have so many memories of the one we loved so much her memory is our keepsake with which well never part god has her in his keeping we have her in our hearts sadly missed by grand daughters jo- ann and freda mr and mrs richard frisby welcomed their second daughter a sister for ruth on wed mr and mrs harold ross and family moved sat from the el las farm to alliston mr and mrs j h heise and rev and mrs roy nigh were at the ministerial seminar at the magnctcwan camp mrs d c henry of toronto and miss joan bell of scarboro spent the holiday weekend with mrs c milsted and charleen all four visited the goodings at richmond hill mr and mrs stuart williams of ottawa visited his brotherin law and sister major and mrs fred lewis mrs ross brillinger was ad mitted to the toronto general on saturday mrs harold heise is a patient in richmond hill hospital the ladies of the um church were in charge of the biilhdav parly for the july birthdays of the ladles in parkview home stouffville they visited several ladies who are living there mrs john bond mrs walter newns miss beulah heise mrs geo baker and miss e hitching recent visitors of mr and mrs fred kirsteen were mr and mrs tausz and family of milwaukee mr and mrs p engelmann of cheltenham pa mrs m baker and family of philadelphia miss b leipold of cheltenham miss s clrilis of philadelphia mr and mrs stockel of new york also miss k kiltz mr and mrs dinney and family exeler mr a gais- er crediton mr and mrs j thuro florida and mrs s gres- ki and family mr and mrs david beadle have returned from a visit to northern ontario mr and mrs brian shephard enjoyed a weekend visit from their niece miss jutta salzer of williamson ny mr and mrs harold wide- man and familv and mr and mrs mel henderson holidayed at elgin lodge near peterbor ough mr and mrs fred doust visited mr and mrs fred wil son and mr biddlccombe of sunderland miss reatha steckley of tor onto holidayed with her par ents mr and mrs levi steckley mr h c peacock is in st michaels hospital mr jos patterson u home after several weeks in hospital mr and mrs lloyd deeks of ancaster spent a day with her mother mrs n h brown bruce eyer of clarence cen tre ny visited his grandpar ents mr and mrs levi steckley mr and mrs roy brillinger visited mr geo lehman at the wellesley hospital and mrs r brillinger in toronto general they also visited mr and mrs robt millen at downsview mr and mrs millen have sold their home and will be moving to richmond hill mr and mrs garnet francy visited mr and mrs wm wil son at fairview lodge mr and mrs ralph baker of pine orchard and mr and mrs elias ellicott had sunday din ner with mr and mrs fred doust dr and mrs ferguson of goderich visited at gormley on sunday miss dorothy doust of kit chener and miss vera doust of toronto had supper friday with mrs frank harvey mr bruce wideman brother of mrs whitney johnson is in newmarket hospital following a a heart attack recent visitors of mr and mrs geo french were mrs glenn barkey of brampton mrs l brown of welland mr and mrs david honsaker and mur ray of limestone maine mrs chas conner miss carol rubel of ridgeway and mrs brown of quebec one of the most serious pests of gladioli is the tiny thrips the adult is a very small black insect barely visible to the nak ed eye the young resemble the adults but are pale yellow to cream in color making them even more difficult to see the foliage where the thrips first appear takes on a silvery appearance and later becomes brown as it dies flowers are often spotted and flecked and if the infestation is heavy the buds may become dwarfed and jail to open entomologists with the onta- chased rio department of agriculture recommend starting to spray soon after the glads emerge repeat the application every 10 days until the blooms open any one of the following sprays will be effective 50 ddt wettable powder 3 tablespoons 25 malathion wettable powder 3 tablespoons 50 malathion emulsion uj teaspoons dusts of 5 ddt or 4 mal athion may be used although dusts are not quite as effective as sprays apply these as pur- auction sale important auction sale of farm tractors farm machinery household furniture electric appliances etc residue of the estate of j l b stiver at lot 14 concession 4 markham township on the west side of the 5th concession 1 mile north of thighway markham township saturday august 21st 1965 for office supplies business machines tribune office supplies tractor and inplements cockshutt tractor 50 good con dition international stiff tooth cutlva- tor 10 ft trip lift international plough 4 furrow ace bottom rubber tires massey 10 m ft double disc massey 3 furrow disc plough ford 8n tractor good condition ford ferguson 2 furrow plough pair weed hooks for ford plough dearbourne disc plough 3 point hitch ford ferguson double disc hy draulic controls nonlift set lift spike harrows 3 point hitch cyclone tractor seeder power takeoff dearbourne cultivator stiff tooth 3 point hitch pair tire chains for ford tractor like new dump rake wagon gear box old cultivator converted for tractor hitch seed drill cutter drill plough sleigh potato digger old single row garden scuffler 2 fanning mills large iron kettle old wooden pump 2 hand lawnmowers reel type power lawn mower set platform scales 32 ft extension ladder forks crowbars and other ar ticles too numerous to mention general electric stove electric washing machine small quebec heater new condition dining room table solid walnut 6 dining room chairs walnut parlor table sideboard 2 old cupboards painted small square top table 3 washstands metal ice refrigerator 3 dressers walnut tea wagon long kitchen table 2 chesterfields and 1 chair antique picture frames small tables walnut coffee table coal oil lamps porcelain top kitchen table 2 high chairs 1 antique cane bottom chair assorted chairs electric lamps maple bed dresser washstand 3 chests of drawers stone churn 5 metal beds wooden bed antique spool bed antique glass goblets ironstone wear dishes iron pans moustache cups 2 trunks piano stool horsehair seat rocking chair 2 antique desks china cabinet curved glass door fits in corner 5 spring filled mattresses butter worker 1 lb butter print 2 wooden butter ladle long iron frying pan 2 iron ladles number of benches wooden dough box many other useful articles not mentioned 6l00mingt0n good wishes to mr and mrs harry hope who celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary at their nieces mr and mrs w ross on a recent sunday at a family gathering happy returns to mr don nesbitt who celebrated his birthday by entertaining a number of his friends at his home on friday evening the august meeting of the womens fellowship met thursday evening at mrs percy browns with mrs eugene lemon presiding the program convener mrs chas tlndalls program included a solo by mrs harold tomlinson a bible quizz mrs robt mac- aloney musical hymn contest mrs dawson burnett and a reading by mrs cliff lemon hostesses were mrs brown and mrs tomlinson miss helen nesbitt has re turned home from a holiday at omemee mr and mrs ted shepherd and family attended the wed ding of their daughter marilyn in toronto on saturday the percy brown family twentytwo in number held a picnic at the gordon brown cottage at four mile lake on saturday this included the gordon browns thos clarks root macaloneys howard doners mrs brown and mrs degeer mr and mrs noel storry marlene and susan have re turned from holidaying at cambermere mrs storry cele brated her birthday so we join in wishing her many happy returns ringwood christian church kev a barry jones bth sunday august 15th 1965 10 ajn sunday school 11 am worship service 730 pm in stouffville park drivein service 8 pm wed ce prayer meeting altona united missionary church rev frank huson pastor sunday august 15th 1965 1030 am sunday school 730 pm evangelistic service wed 8 pjn prayer service and bible study the church with the light on sunday night stoyffville united missionary church kev arthur walsh minister sunday august 15th 1965 10 am sunday school with classes for all ages 1100 am the pastor will preach 730 pm service withdrawn in favor of bible conference at willowspring camp wed s pm prayer meeting i fit p s wplrlnn stooffv1ue toeune ft- at p 7 was member of town council continued from frontpage born at lindsay mr weldon was bom at lindsay and came to stouffville 41 years ago he established a shoe store on main street west and 9 years later moved to the present site in 1932 he was down to the store as usual on wednesday afternoon only a few hours prior to his death he was 72 mr weldon was an enthus iastic fisherman and held a membership in the kapicog hunting and fishing club near parry sound he visited the camp site only three weeks ago he first entered municipal politics in 1931 when the late w e morden was reeve he served as a councillor until 1937 when he rose to the reeve- ship and held this post to 1944 he was identified with the stouffville united church during the period of world war ii he was the local ration officer for this community many pay respects hundreds of people visited the oneill chapel prior to the service on saturday afternoon to pay their respects more than one hundred members of the masonic order attended a spec ial service on friday evening rev alan borland was in charge with interment in the stouffville cemetery the pall bearers were morley symes k r davis den kidd lloyd mclean edwin byer and wal ter atkinson flower bearers all masonic members included stan thompson herb wagg walter miller dick houston elgin wagg and bruce harper surviving besides his wife the former clara riches is a son lloyd of stouffville and a daughter lois mrs harold nobbs markham rr2 there are also three brothers herbert of brampton roy of new york harold of lindsay and two sisters gladys and ethel both of lindsay claremont baptist church minister rev h sydney hulyer dd sunday august 15th 1965 945 am sunday school 11 am morning worship 730 pm gospel service stouffville memorial christian church minister rev clarence t bass sunday august 15th 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 churchill vivian churches rev k burton bth sunday august 15th 1965 churchill musselmans lake sun 955 bible school 11 am morning worship fri 7 pm young peoples vivian 10 am bible school 730 pm worship service wed 8 pm prayer bible study for both churches st james presbyterian church stouffville minister kev fred h cromey ba sunday august 15th 1965 10 am morning worship 10 am church school stouffville baptist church pastor gordon t goodcrham bth sunday august 15th 1965 950 bible school come along on our sunday school bus 1100 am and 730 pm the rev earl bruneau superin tendent of the toronto jew ish mission will minister the word wed 800 prayer meeting holding forth the word of life second markham baker hill baptist churches rev bruce nisey sunday august 15th 1965 second markham wed 8 pm bible study prayer sunday bible school 10 am morning worship 11 am evening service 730 pm baker nil thurs 830 bible study prayer sunday- morning worship 945 ajn bible school 11 am young peoples meet on sunday nights for summer au welcome ballantrae lemonville united churches kev g roy inglis ba minister sunday august 15th 1965 ballantrae musselmans lake 1115 am worship service vacation church school 9 am to 12 noon monday thru friday aug 9 13 lemonvliie 10 am worship service 11am sunday school household furniture effects etc mcclary electric refrigerator general electric refrigerator moffat electrlct stove 4 burner new condition coal or wood range white enamel sale at 1 00 pm sharp terms cash farm being sold consequently there will not be any reservation proprietors or auctioneers will not be responsible for any public liability property damage or injury to the public in connection with this auction sale clarke prentice auctioneer markham phone 6103686 or 2943161 ringwood sympathy is extended to mr and mrs fred jemmett in the passing of his mother mrs fred jemmett sr mr and mrs m keith and mrs hoover visited thier cous ins mr and mrs elmon cosby one sunday recently mr and mrs stewart vague and family visited her sister mrs gordon stiver and family at minden last week carol and marilyn stayed at oriilia camp for a few days visitors with mr and mrs frank atkinson recently were mrs e atkinson and miss edna of toronto mr and mrs h terry and margaret of simcoe miss blanche ciano and miss winnie cawley of toronto had sunday dinner with mr and mrs fred steckley and miss shirley we regret to report the pass ing of mr wm riseborough mrs bruce fockler is a daugh ter mr max vague will be the speaker at the morning service on sunday mr and mrs walter fipher visited mr and mrs george green in colllngwood last week end mr bill holden and son stephen are suffering from a virus infection we wish them a soon return to their usual health mr irving reaman a former resident called on mrs a sum- merfeldt friends from durham were also recent visitors mrs p ferguson has return ed home after a two weeks visit with cousins at wodstock united church rev geo davison sunday august 15th 1965 bethesda 5th cone whitchurch 10 am worship service 11 am sunday school melville 6th cone markham 10 am sunday school 1115 am worship service united missionary church raster kev grant sioss sunday august 15th 1965 markham 950 ajn sunday school 11 am the pastor 730 pm drivein service on the markham plaza with the reesor mennonite choir mr maurice kennedy soloist rev leonard street from the china inland mission will be speaking wed 8 pm prayer service dicksons hill pastor ronald faw ba bth 945 am morning worship 1050 am sunday school 730 pm drivein service on the markham plaza with the sacredaires octet from st catharines providing the mu sic speaker mr faw wed 8 pm prayer service gormley united missionary church rev l k sider pastor sunday august 15th 1965 950 am sunday school 11 am worship pastors theme recognizing guidance 730 pm evening service pastors theme more about conversion stayner camp continues with final services this coming sun day august 15th wed aug 19th 8 pm prayer meeting building io present the word to the world a coot is an aquatic bird found principally in south ame rica bloomington christian gospel church rev d benson pastor sunday august 15th 1965 945 sunday school classes for all ages 1100 am morning worship speaker for this morning mr john clarke toronto soloist mr carl johnson will sing 730 pm great evening service speaker rev fred kreick cssm a bible message duet singing mrs lillian mcaloney and mrs jean donor set for the defence of the gospel a friendly welcome awaits you the canadian sunday school mission in cooperation with the christian mens fellowship invites you to hear the noted bible teacher rev delos scott at the willow springs bible conference at lemonville mon aug 16 to sat aug 21 at 8 pm and sun aug 22 at 730 pm fellowship breakfasts commencing tuesday at 8 ajn camping faclclllie on he grounds for those interested plan pray come