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classified charles hooper visits u s s r real estate full price s4s59 2 storey frame house inside plumb ing terries planted fairly new uxbridge phone dun- barton temple 91138 buy sell through 4stf earl grose ml albert i35wl edwin fockiee stoufiville 0305 j m farquharson eeu estate gormley 5407 or ba 57711 when euving or selling real estate farms residences business properties contact george w allison eesm ral estate broker phone 2 14 45tf or call harrv bourne ihone 46r harold wood real estate 7950 main st oil heat 6 love ly clean rooms 10900 2 story brick double garage lovely condition mr rusnell 342v cards of thanks i in memoriam i wish to thank my many friends neighbors and relatives for cards cowers and kind in quiries during my stay in st michaels hospital and since re turning home it was all very much appreciated mrs george mutch brougham i would like to take this op portunity to thank my many friends who remembered me with lovely cards and flowers during my recent stay in york county hospital newmarket thank you very much cecelia m murray mr and mrs walter carter desire to express their gratitude to their neighbors relatives and friends for their gifts flowers and cards and to mr and mrs arthur wideman mr and mrs harold lewis mr and mrs fred mcnair for receptions held in their homes also to the bible class oj altona sunday school for their gift this all made our 25th wedding anniversary a very happy occasion for us we wish to thank all those who sent cards gifts inquiries and for their prayers for martha while in hospital and since re turning horn lewis and alma reesor 5 mortgage 14500 lovely 6 rooms solid brick landscaped lot paved drive name your down payment s500 down lovely new brick bungalow sewers paved roads etc will carry reasonable mr wood stouft 461 ax 35751 stouft 4g harold wood real estate help yourself to another wor ry a financial expect says eco nomic crashes come when least expected we wish to extend our heart felt thanks to relatives friends and neighbors for the flowers gideon bibles and acts of kind ness and messages of sympathy at the homegoing of a beloved husband and father we would also thank each one for their faithfulness in prayer and their concern during daves lengthy illness mrs greer walter joanne wapburton in loving memory of our dear sister grace who passed away sud denly sept 24 1s59 theres an open gate at the end of the road through which each one must go alone and there is a light we cannot see our father claims his own beyond the gate our loved one found happiness and rest and there is comfort in the thought that a loving god knows best lovingly remembered by phyliss and walter and brothers kenneth douglas and grant wareurton cherished memories of our beloved daughter grace warburton who passed away sept 24 1959 though her smile is goneforever and her hand we cannot touch still we have so many memories of the one we love so much her memory is our keepsake with which we will neer part gol has her in his keeping we have her in our hearts sadly missed mom and dad mr and mrs dan gibson would like to express their sin cere thanks and appreciation to constables h heatherington and d davies for their kind assist- ance sat sept 17 carr in loving memory of a dear father and grandad j p bert carr who passed away sept 22 1e59 in sorrow we waited day by day and watched his suffering there slowly but surely passing away from the pain he scarce could bear and then god called from his throne above his suffering and pain is passed we know lie has gone to realms of love and in heaven has peace at last lovingly remembered by son albert and family accommodation room board accommoda tion on highway 47 a mile and a half north of stoufiville mrs woolhcad ph stouff 93603 anticipating something in the next 20 years f a trip a new home college education for your children then sun lifes anticipated endowment policy may be just what youre looking fori it will provide you with cash in 10 15 and 20 years it gives you insurance protection for 20 years let mo give you details of this practical plan you will bo under no obligation tv radio sales service phone 124 stoufiville mr charles hooper of button- ville is still collecting his thoughts and sorting out im pressions after a flying 16day tour of the scardanavian count ries and russia flying in every sense of the word for the group he accompanied covered thous ands of air miles in the time they were abroad busses were used occasionally when the pro ject to be visited lay within a hundred miles or so of a main centre but for the most part lowflying planes were their transport the desire to visit the soviet union to see farming there first hand was born a year ago when mr hooper visited the worlds fair at brussels and was intrig ued with the farm machinery in the russian exhibit there he said it made our equipment look like toys the opportunity came sooner than he expected early this year tv and radio station cknx at wingham an nounced they would sponsor a russian agricultural tour for 15 independent ontario farmers this group the first of its kind in either canada or the states would pay their own expenses be responsible to no govern mental party and be free to make their own assessment of everything they would see on the trip the date for the tour would be late summer for mr hooper there were several obstacles as far as time was concerned for one thing the harvest season was later than it had been for several years and mr hooper is a farm er then too his youngest daughter mary was planning her wedding for september 17 and the party might not return in time for him to be present these difficulties were ironed out with the help of mr hoop ers son george who agreed to keep the home fires burning and the cooperation of the trav el bureau which arranged spec ial flight home direct from mos cow several days in advance of the main party mr vaughan douglas of cknx organized the tour and the nine member group left malton the evening of august 29 their first stop was in den mark where they had a brief view of farm operation said mr hooper in denmark farm ing is the main occupation even their hydro is imported from sweden further on their flight the party stopped at stockholm sweden where mr hooper talk ed with an old friend mr kings- ed mortar was poured crops were harvested reads were be ing built streetcars were oper ated by women when asked where the nien were mr hoop ers reply was that he didnt know occassionally one would be seen driving a truck or oper ating a machine in moscow a city of s000000 people there are 12 churches and in all russia there is one tv channel one newspaper and one radio all state controlled passports were taken from the members of the canadian party when they arrived at their moscow hotel something which is not done in other coun tries and the group was ac companied at all times by at least one tourist guide some times two or three these were young women who were anxious to increase their knowledge of english the farms in russia are either cooperative or state owned the state owns all the land but in cooperative farming work ers own the buildings stock and equipment while in state farms the state owns everything co operative farmers must also provide their own roads and keep them up farm units range from 30000 acres to 200000 acres and in one cornfield mr hooper viewed six hundred acres the group saw only one vill age in their travels they were taken to a tractor factory but were not allowed inside and they were taken through a mile- long margarine factory agri cultural products take a top pri ority as good nutrition for the people is considered of prime importance they use a great quantity of buttermilk cheese and eggs but the use of marg arine is forbidden except in coo king it is considered injurious especially to young people somewhere along his journey mr hooper met a russian who had spent more than thirty years farming in alberta and has now returned to his native land the man owns a small house there but not the land up on which it is located of all the countries mr hoo per has visited approximately 15 he says that as far as cli mate countryside trees and crops are concerned russia is most like canada even the weeds were familiar lambs quarter bindweed ragweed the meals were hearty and for breakfast the party found themselves eating beef and fried jim abelt phone 237 stouffville 1 fmli itrpbfree service jfchoin still in use p 1 f jraafler 10 years iime iixj sun life assurance company of canada stan thompson stouftvile phone 91901 see betz for general contracting on any type of buildings industrial buildings residentia custom built homes alterations workmanship guaranteed designing service available plumbing heating electrical betz construction co ltd stoufiville phone 200 ley graham yformvrmvmbcr j potatoes while lunch consisted chiefly of a thick borsch and the evening meal was perhaps an omelet or cheese when asked what impressed him most about russia mr hooper was undecided he felt he would like to see more of their educational system and if he ever goes back for a second visit he hopes to become more enlightened on this program returning on wednesday of last week by direct flight from mos cow mr hooper arrived home in time to take part in his daughters wedding festivities here of the toronto and york roads commission and presently the canadian ambassador to swed en from stockholm they flew to helsinki finland and then on to russia in moscow said mr hooper his room was on the 28th floor of the hotel where the party stayed and there were more floors above that the streets were wide and clean the people well dressed busy and healthy and most of the labourers were women this was true wherever they went streets were clean- meeting on glen major greenbelt on sept 27 fifty property owners in the glen major area of uxbridge township in addition to rate payers in the adjoining town ships of reach and pickering have been invited to a special meeting in sky loft lodge on tuesday evening sept 27th to discuss the possibility of setting up a greenbelt zone in the chalk lake district mr g adams a representa tive from the ontario depart ment of planning and develop ment will be in attendance the uxbridge council and planning board were prompted to arrange the gathering after they were presented with a 30- name petition in july mr wt tutte who headed a threeparty delegation suggested that the residents wished to protect their properties against the possible operation of a gravel pit in the area at that time reeve earl dowswell pointed out that a public meeting would permit all ratepayers to air both sides of the issue butt9hville neighbourhood notes- mr and mrs donald reesor spent last weekend holidaying at the reesor family cottage in haliburton wedding guests at their neph ews marriage in owen sound last weekend were mr and mrs elgin sherman and anne mr and mrs milton sherman and mrs jeait cook mrs edgar wells of st louis missouri hss been a guest at the homes of mr and mrs ir- vin gohn and mr and mrs ed gar fuller recently on sunday morning of this week dr a f binnington per formed tne ceremony of bap tism at browns corners united church the children christened vererandall gary and peter cameron small sons of mr and mrs wm wilson dianne eliza beth daughter of mr and mrs alan wilson and kelly louise infant daughter of mr and mrs gordon prentice granddaugh ter of mr and mrs p walker the ladies of browns corners church harmony club have been called on for catering du ties so often lately that they invested in a new coffeemaker on saturday of last week it was initiated into service when the members served 150 guests at mf farms the occasion was the quarter century dinner for masseyferguson personnel congratulations to mrs chas hooper whose birthday is sept 22 among local ladies who assist ed at the lions fun fair and auction sale on saturday after noon were mrs aubrey steph enson and mrs alick gardner dinner guests at the home of mr and mrs ross hord sunday evening were mr and mrs roy marson and their family who will leave this community at the end of september to take up residence in huntsville on tuesday evening of last week mrs roy marson was guest of honour at a farewell party held at the home of mrs wilfred turner guests were members of the baby booth committee harmony club who presented mrs marson with a waffle iron cup and saucer and a recipe box filled with favourite recipes also during the evening the club elected new officers ap pointing mrs w w miller as group convener and mrs nor man reid as secretarytreas john rodick is now a mem ber of the office staff of the toronto police force and judy hord is an employee of the crown life insurance co mr and mrs joe robinson bill and roy attended a per formance of romeo and juliet at stratford recently and now its the alick gard ners who are planning to move the gardners have sold their home here and expect to leave the community by the end of october entertaining for mary hooper for her marriage to howard brumwell which took place on saturday were mrs sam snider a grocery shower a linen show er at mrs eva denbys home mrs hugh allen and lois a china shower miscellaneous showers under the auspices of mrs adam brown and mrs j rcnwick for the community and mrs john donaldson and mrs reid brumwell where fam ily members were guests at the home of his donaldson the bride was also presented with a gift by her office associates at the bell telephone co and mr and mrs hooper entertained the wedding party following the rehearsal because of illness mr and mrs pratt were unable to at tend the wedding of their grand daughter mary hazel hooper to howard brumwell last sat urday afternoon so following the reception at buttonville w- i hall the bride and groom paid the grandparents a call and mary presented them with her bridal bouquet the stoufryule tr1buhe tfcwsy september 22 1960 pace 13 from calcutta india the carapiet family presenting a service cf singing an illustrated story of the conversion of an indian boy the story of how sandra carapiet was healed of polio in the markham united missionary church sunday september 25th at 730 pm the carapiels have recently arrived from india to settle in canada mr carapiet is the sunday school superintend ent and deacon of the united missionary church calcutta church news births miiiiown garage your local bp dealer mllman sales service general repairs 21hr towing now days evenings 170j pm3cw stouffville baptist church sunday school rally day this sunday at 10 am special speaker mrs r e aldom queensvillc a warm w e l c 0 m e to all parents are specially invited to attend adoption james john and beatrice james are happy to announce the arrival of their chosen son roger john a brother for darlene bangay mr and ms nick bangay stoufiville arc pleas ed to announce the birth of a son on thursday sept 15 1960 at the east general hos pital toronio a brother for bonnie heather and jennifer gibson dan and elaine are happy to announce the arrival of a sister for wendy glenn and dale on saturday sept 17th 1960 at grace hospital toronto dart bob and winnie nee ormson are happy to an nounce the arrival of a son david allan 9 lbs 9 on on monday september 19 19g0 at the york memorial county hospital newmarket a bro ther for lori iiassard bob and helen hassard nee helen snow ball announce the birth of their daughter jacqueline ann tuesday september 20 19g0 at scarborough general hospital a sister for bill and kim housssr floyd and beverley are happy to announce the birth of their daughter laurie ann on sept 9 i960 at the uxbridge hospitaz a sister for rcnoe 3onri and tom- 1 my christ church anglican stouffville bev j d tiller rccfor sunday september 25th 1960 15th after trinity 10 am morning prayer 10 am junior sunday school 11 am senior sunday school 8 pm wed choir practice boys and adults united church stouffville rev douglas davis sunday september 25th 1960 sunday school 945 am junior to senior 11 am nursery to primary 11 am divine worship mon 7 pm explorers tues 730 pm cubs wed 730 pm scouts thur 7 pm cgit 815 pm choir practice saturday sept 24 8 pm the couples club opening with a wiener roast at bruce har pers sunday oct 2 world commun ion day sunday oct 9 3 pm baptism service stouffville memorial christian church pastor mr clarence bass sunday september 25th 1969 1030 am harvest thanksgiv ing service speaker rev e edmunds soloist lor- aine morrison of toronto 730 pm evening service wed s pm prayer and study of scriptures bloomington christian associated gospel church mr e n simmons minister sunday september 25th 1960 945 am bible school for all 11 am morning worship 730 pm evening service wed 8 pm prayer and bible study altona united missionary church rev dow snrjrcant pastor sunday september 25th lfoo 1030 am sunday school 730 pm worship service gormley united missionary church rev c e ilunking minister sunday september 25th 1960 10 am sunday school 11 am morning worship 730 pm evening service wed 8 pm prayer service ringwood christian church sunday september 25th 1960 10 am sunday school 1110 am 730 pm harvest home services mrs alma oldham guest soloist at morn ing service 8 pm wed ce prayer meet- stouffville united missionary church rev arthur walsh minister sunday september 25th 1960 10 am sunday school 11 am 730 pm the pastor will preach wed 8 pm prayer meeting st james presbyterian church stouffville minister rev gordon hainill ii a sunday september 25th 1960 10 am morning worship 10 am church school worship with us vivian mccormack memorial church bev bruce iliscy paslor sunday september 25th 1960 1030 am bible school 730 evening worship tues 8 pm bible study and prayer thurs 8 pm young peoples meeting united missionary church rev alfred rcs minister sunday september 25th 1960 markham 1000 am sunday school for the family 11 am sunday school teachers installation service and junior choir 730 pm family night hear the carapiet family from cal cutta india tliurs 8 pm prayer and bible study the doctrines of peter dicksons hill 945 am worship service sermon the unveiled christ 1050 am sunday school for the family wed 8 pm prayer and bible study make our church your church home brethren in christ church heisc hill gormley pastor rev win vnnclorlient ph richmond hill turner 43155 sunday september 25th 1900 sunday school 10 am worship service ii am evangelistic 730 pm midweek prayer service wed 745 pm you are cordially invited to all services united church melville charge rev g davison sunday september 25th 1960 930 am bethcsda 1035 am peachs 1140 am melville 730 pm ypu meeting at peachs church wed sept 28melviue wa 815 pm churchill mussulmans lake bible school sunday september 25th 19c0 1030 sunday school the church that cares stouffville baptist church a church wilh a message for today sunday september 25th 1960 10 am rally day speaker mrs r e aldom queensvillc 11 am family worship 7 pm prayer meeting 730 pm evangelistic service monday 745 pm special wms meeting to be held in the church speaker mrs earl bruneau of the toronto jew ish mission soloist mrs george allison wed 8 pan prayer bible study preacher rev 1 willnmi paslor bible teacher evangelist second markham baker hill baptist churches rev bruce hisey sunday september 25th 1960 second marklinm join us for prayer every wed 8 pm next lards day bible school 10 am service 11 am baker hilt prayer service every thur 8 pm lords day service gospel service 915 am bible school 11 am visit our churches for a time of spiritual blessing xssi or stouffviue youth i i saturday bible quiz geared to teen sunday fellowship hour 91s duanc benjamin and broadcast time special notice for one night only tuesday sept 27lh 8 pm tiio palcrmos of youth for christ inlcr- national hurally thfl friend of leenajrrrs around the world