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classified fabm sold auction sale of choice household furnishings fabm implements mh tractor hay carpenter handymans tool electric ap pliances dishes crystal glassware etc the property of h theilacker part lots 78 con pickering township ii miles straight east of claremont village saturday mar 13 1965 tractor car implements hay mh 22 standard tractor cw lights starter pulley hydrau lie controlled pump cylinder and super 6 mfg front end manure loader with sand plate 1956 chevrolet 4 door sedan 6 cylinder mcormickdecnng 16 spring tooth cultivator cockshutt 2 furrow tractor plow on rubber ihc new idea 5 ft cut mower commercial gocart cw 5m hp racing engine almost new and good 31 disc grain drill single set disc harrows 2 wheel box trailer on rubber other odd pieces of farm imple ments etc approx 1400 bales mixed hay approx 150 bales 2nd cut alfalfa in main barn approx 400 bales mixed hay under cover in field tools miscellaneous barn articles etc bench table saw with yt hp electric motor craftsman electric jig saw webster portable paint sprayer compressor with gun black dcsker 8 in skill saw bench hand tool grinder hand weed sprayer rubber tired steel wheelbarrow hand vibrator and sander boys junior bicycle 8 plastic fibreglass laundry tubs 9x9 tourist tent in kit airforce rubberized tarpaulin 25x50 200 gal fuel oil tank 200 gal steel oval gasoline tank with pump on skids hutebub or sheppard boy elec tric fencer pile of fence rails fc odd timbers s or 6 sheets of new steel roofing approx 12ft of new steel ridge capping fertilizer barb electric fenc ing wire number of steel fence posts quantity of pipe and cables hd tractor draw chain approx 600 ft v plastic pipe set block and tackles 8 beatty steel stanchions and dividers 4 beatty water bowls extension and step ladder 2 small tarps and garden hoes work bench vise several handymans carpen ters tools etc cage wire fencing new forks shovels pails bars chains bags and other articles too numerous to mention home electrical appliances etc westinghouse refrigerator 5v4 cu ft good rca estate electric kitchen range apartment size good kenmore electric vacuum clean er new style and type com plete with extra attachments new electric popup toaster electric ostenzer red exerciser ge 21 ins deluxe ultra vision television set easy spiralator electric washer with lowell wringer 2 viterators bathroom scales other odd household appliances lamps etc reliance drophead sewing ma chine bissau shampoo master rug shampooer table and garden barbecues household furniture effects etc 8 piece hand carved high polish ed walnut dining room suite early canadian table desk round top white kitchen table 4 matching white kitchen chairs 3 piece modern bed chesterfield suite in red velour near new and good glass top coffee table 2 brass mounted base electric table lamps 4 piece modern style full size bedroom suite consisting of double dresser 2 bedside stands with upright mirrors headboard full size bed beau- tyrest simmons box spring and mattress brass mount frilled bedroom chair 4 matching brass bottom bed side lamps hollywood bed with harmony foam latex box spring and mattress plywood bedroom table and bench childs jr bed and mattress 3 red covered pillows rocking chair and antique arm chair window curtains drapes spreads etc 5 piece solid silver tea and coffee service set 58 piece of bavaria china dinner set 12 tea glass set with silver bases tray several choice pieces of crystal and glassware aluminumware cutlery dishes kitchen utensils along with many other household effects and furnishings not mentioned aluminum lawn reclining chair with pad 4 white folding garden chairs table note all above household eftects are a choice lot and in very good condition sale at i pm terms cash on day of sale with i cards of thanks i would like to express my sin cere thanks to the neighbors and friends for their letters and cards during my stay in the hos pital your thoughtful kindness was all very much appreciated mrs kay hunt mclaughlin we wish to ex press sincere thanks and appre ciation to our many friends who were so kind to us during our recent bereavement also thanks to dr john button and staff of uxbridge cottage hospital carrie and ivan i want to express my thanks to all who remembered me with their prayers flowers cards and other gifts while i was in hos pital also special appreciation to our relatives and friends who helped jim and the boys so much at home alma oldham my sincere thanks to our neighbors friends and relatives for flowers gifts and cards re ceived while in york central hospital also for your prayers and visits special thanks to those who brought my wife to visit me and to mr reid for taking care of things at home during my absence peter e stickley we sincerely thank our friends relatives and peachs ucw who so kindly remem bered us with lovely cards flow ers and gifts also thanks to mr and mrs beryl mitchell for the beautiful birthday and anni versary cake to mr and mrs bruce davidson who entertained us to a lovely turkey dinner and to john and doreen for the love ly goose dinner and family party at their home all making our 50th wedding anniversary a very happy occasion telfer gertrude wcgg we wish to express our sin cere thanks and appreciation to our relatives neighbors and friends for the kindness and sym pathy shown us in the loss of a beloved mother mrs sarah jane smalley we especially wish to thank rev h k wright for his consoling words all the donors of floral tributes gideon bibles pallbearers mcguire low funeral home and uxbridge ucw who provided and served lunch an added thank you to mrs reid and staff of brierbush hospital and dr petrie the smalley family in the midst of our sorrow we express on behalf of my mother and brothers our heartfelt thanks and appreciation to our many relatives friends and neighbors for the kindness and sympathy shown us in the loss of a beloved husband father and grandfather frank h tunney we especially thank rev r a wigby for his consoling words all the donors of the many beau tiful floral offerings donations to the heart foundation other donations messages of sympa thy to the markham district veterans who served as pall bearers the members of the 18th battalion and the dixon funeral chapel for their kind efficient management of the services to the kind neighbors who prepared and served the lunch and mrs bud baker for caring for our small children we can only say sincerely thank you so much mr and mrs bernie tunney and family dennie in loving memory of our dear mother lillie may who passed away march 5 1964 fond memories linger every day remembrance keeps her near always remembered by myrtle gertrude and families dennie in loving memory of our dear mother and grand mother lillie dcnnie who passed away march 5th 1964 your presence is ever near us your love remains with us yet you were the kind of a mother your loved ones will never for get always remembered by son charlie and family in memoriam to my wife who passed away mar 6 1964 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 this world were ours to give wed give it yes and more to see the face of irene dear come smiling through the door beloved husband george maynard white in loving memory of harry c white who passed away feb 25th 1956 while he lies in peaceful sleep his memory we shall always keep lovingly remembered by his wife and family electric heat popular electric home heating con tinues to gain in popularity at the beginning of 1965 some 13000 residential installations had been completed clerk positively no reserves as farm sold proprietors leaving for europe soon as possible nothing to be removed from premises un til paid for on sale day james smith clerk clarke trentice auctioneer markham ont phone 64036s6 or 2943161 proprietors or auctioneers will not he responsible for any public liability property damage or injury to the puhlic in connec tion with this auction sale teacher dies in p s classroom a public school supply teach er and former resident of stouffville collapsed and died while conducting classes at poplar hill north of newmar ket last week mrs marguerite rita walsh lived on orchard park blvd in stouffville and later moved to mount albert her husband is a builder by trade mrs walsh was an active hort iculturist she had taught school at ballantrae for several years the funeral service was held from the mount albert united church on friday afternoon with interment in the mount albert cemetery editors mail box 731 100 ninth line north stouffville ont 2nd march 1965 with such conflict existing in the world today between blacks and whites striving to reach compatibility in all walks of life the coloured people must be sneering and thinking how hilarious it is that there is segregation between whites and whites i refer to the article in last weeks tribune wherein the school board advocate a separate school i presume the standard of education is pretty much the same in public and high schools throughout the domin ion that in mathematics 1 plus 1 doesnt equal 2 for the prot estants and 3 for the catholics furthermore when a catholic student completes his education and prepares to enter his chos en field does he ask the inter viewer if the firm in which he desires to secure employment is separate not on your life his only aim is to nail a job and join the ratrace to make a buck just like everybody else schools are for the education of our young people to equip them with the knowhow to make their way in the world and take their place in the com munity religious instruction whether catholic protestant or jewish should be given by the parents in the home and by the church of their choice separate schools are absolutely unneces sary and a waste of public funds i invite the views of all clear thinking people on this subject vera mckcllar wondering what to do with all those old paid bills and files you want to store away get pronto storage files from tribune office supplies only 135 to 5290 additional locals last sunday was christian youth sunday at the united church with joanne hendricks john harris paul middleton linda packer and brian god- dard assisting in the service in the evening a special scout week service was held under scouter gerald acton linda sargent and alan bacon deaths smalley mrs sarah jane after being a patient in bri erbush hospital for the last 22 years mrs sarah jane smalley died on thursday feb 25 1965 she was the for mer sarah jane mckeown wife of the late wellington smalley and is survived by a daughter cora mrs r feasby of stouffville and sons garnet of mount albert and edgar of sandford two daughters flo rence mrs b tindall of mount albert and bertha mrs dean alcock are deceased also surviving are 11 grand children 39 great grandchild ren and 4 great great grand children two grandchildren are deceased mrs smalley was in her 92nd year her husband predeceased her 20 years ago for 65 years she was a resident of sandford later she moved to uxbridge where she lived for 6 years while there she was id entified with the united church after resting at the funeral home of mcguire and low ux bridge service was held in the chapel by rev h k wright on mon march 1st with interment in the uxbridge vault later in hartman cemetery pallbearers were morley smalley ross smalley murray wilson stanley feasby bruce paisley and chas oldham mclaughlin john a well known resident for the past 65 years of r r 2 stouffville mr john mclaugh- hospital on saturday feb 27 lin died at uxbridge cottage 1965 after an illness of 2 weeks he was in his 87th year and was born in mount forest he married the late ida march who predeceased him 14 years ago a farmer all his life he is sur vived by a son ivan he was id entified with the church at churchill after resting at the oneill funeral home service was held at 2 pm on monday march 1st by rev burland pallbearers were eldor- smith harry paisley thomas kerr ernest davis jack rye and henry ogden interment was in stouffville cemetery vault audley mrs fred puckrin the community club will meet this saturday evening at the red wing recreation hall when the evening will be spent bowling and playing cards the ucw will meet at the church on wednesday evening march 10 at 8 pm the uc women will conduct the world day of prayer service at the regular church service this sunday at 230 pm this is red cross month when heavy auction sale agenda this month the auction sale fever has hit the markhamstouffville area and wouldbe buyers pocketing hardearned winter cash are turning out by the hundreds for many the outing is a two fold occasion its an opportun ity to purchase quality livestock implements and furniture and also meet the nextdoor neigh bour that they havent seen across the line fence since awav last fall some of the farm auctions listed during the month of march are as follows friday march 5th the property of jas crichton lot 6 cone 10 mark ham the auctioneer is walter atkinson tuesday march 9th the property of moses norton lot 11 cone 4 uxbridge the auctioneer is norman faulkner wednesday march 10th the property of fred winn lot 4 cone 10 whitchurch the auc tioneer is walter atkinson sat urday march 13th the property of john dryden lot 20 cone 7 whitby the auctioneers are ted jackson and ted spencley saturday march 13th the prop erty of 11 theilacker cone s pickering the auctioneer is clarke prentice wednesday march 17th the property of joe quintan lot 21 cone 9 mark ham the auctioneer is clarke prentice thursday march 18th the property of gordon wagg lot 1 cone 10 whitchurch the auctioneer is walter atkinson friday march 19th the proper ty of leslie gauslin lot 14 cone 7 pickering the auctioneer is alvin farmer tuesday march 23rd the property of allan jef ferson lot 21 cone 2 uxbridge the auctioneer is walter atkin son wednesday march 24th the property of frank reesor lot 5 cone 10 markham the auctioneer is walter atkinson thursday march 25th the prop erty of s a stoufter lot 26 cone 9 markham the auctione er is alvin farmer the stouffviue tribune thny mtrch 4 1965 p 7 new arena may be aurora cent project a new artificial ice arena and community centre may be the centennial project for the town of aurora this suggestion has come from several sources after their rink was destroyed in a 130000 fire last week in ad dition to the building an esti mated 2500 in hockey equip ment was ljst the icemaking machine was not severely damaged and may be transferred to a new arena when completed persons clos est to the project are confident that- a replacement structure can be made ready by october insurance coverage on the buil ding amounted to 90000 a canvasser will be calling at your door in support of this organization which is doing much deserving work in the township mr and mrs c tapscott and family moved on saturday into ajax they have lived for several years on the audley road n mr and mrs cecil smith of chapleau and their daughter karen and her friend jennie dewberry who are students of branksome hall toronto spent the weekend at thehome of mr and mrs james davidson have character dont be one christ church anglican stouffville eev john l ball rector sunday march 7th 1965 first sunday in lent 930 am family service 930 am junior and primary sunday school 1030 am sr sunday school wed s pm choir practice fri s pm girl guides sat 10 am brownies sat 10 am jr choir practice stouffville united church eev a l borland ba bd sunday march 7th 1965 first sunday in lent 11 am sermon god and his purpose 14 the chris tian life sunday school 945 am adult bible class 945 am junior intermed iate 11 am nursery kindergarten primary crib toddler dept at mrs h dewitts during church ser vice for babies and toddlers weekly programme mon 7 pm explorers wed 715 pm scouts thurs 7 pm cgit fri 7 pm cubs stpunynle united a missionary rev arthur walsh minister sunday march 7th 1965 10 am sunday school with classes for all ages 11 am morning worship 730 pm evening service the minister at both services wednesday night is prayer meeting night united missionary church pastor rev grant slosst sunday march 7th 1965 markham 950 ajn sunday school 11 am morning worship 730 pm evening service wed 800 pm prayer servlct dicksons hill 9j5 pm morning worship 1050 am sunday school 730 pm rev e bocttger wed s pm prayer service claremont baptist church minister rev h sydney hillyer dd sunday march 7th 1965 945 am sunday school 11 am morning worship 730 pm evening worship in memoriam mmwim m farm if you live within 20 miles of stouffville you will find the stouffville tribune a most effective force in making your auction profitable this major weekly newspaper reaches the people you want to reach it services subscribers on routes out of stouffville markham claremont gormley good wood unionville and uxbridge as well as other nearby centres altona united missionary church rev frank huson pastor sunday march 7th 1965 1030 am sunday school 730 pm communion service wed 8 pm prayer service bible study fri afternoon after school happy hour for girls boys the church with a light on sunday night united church rev geo davison sunday march 7th 1965 bethesda 5th cone whitchurch 10 am morning worship 11 am sunday school melville 6th cone markham 10 am sunday school 1115 am morning worship 730 pm hic meeting ballantrae lemonville united churches eev g roy inglls ba minister sunday march 7th 1965 ballantrae musselmans lake 10 am sunday school 1115 am worship service lcmonvillo 10 am worship service 11 am sunday school 3 pm communicants class mon mar 8 4 pm brownies tue mar 9 8 pm ucw at home of mrs hans hirsch wed mar 10 4 pm cgit 7 pm cubs churchill vivian churches rev k buxton bth sunday march 7th 1965 churchill musselmans lakt sun 955 bible school 11 am morning worship wed 4 pm happy hour fri 8 pm young peoples vivian 10 am bible school 730 pm evening service mon mar 8 ladies meeting at the home of mrs ivan mc laughlin all welcome wed 8 pm prayer blbla study for both churches thur 4 pm happy hour thur 730 pm young peoples be assured of a successful sale insist that tonr sale ad buns in the stouffville tribune st james presbyterian church stouffville sunday march 7th 1965 10 am morning worship 10 am church school ringw00d christian church rev a barry jones bth sunday march 7th 1965 10 am sunday school 11 am worship service 7 pm tucs girls club 630 pm wed childrens meeting 800 pm wed ce prayer meeting moth annrversaby year second markham baker hill baptist churches rev bruce hisey sunday march 7th 1965 second markham prayer services wed 8 pm womens missionary meeting thur 8 pmm olive hutchln- son will show pictures taken recently in jamaica next lords day bible school 10 am morning service 11 am rev g reeve will preach gospel service 730 pm mr lambert stoufter will speak baker h1u thur 8 pm prayer service at norman yates a week of evangelistic meetings beginning next lords day bible school 130 pm service 230 pm evangelistic service 8 pm rev g reeve of vancouver will bring evangelistic mes sage all are invited tocomt and welcome stouffville memorial christian church minister rev clarence t bass sunday march 7th 1965 10 am bible school for adults and children 11 am 730 pm rev clarence t bass this weeks thought thou hast delivered me from the strivings of ho people psalm 1843 gormley united missionary church rev l k sldcr pastor sunday march 7th 1965 945 am sunday school 11 am worship 730 pm evening service wed mar 10 8 pm prayer meeting the word for he world stouffville baptist church pastor g t gooderham bth 1965 missionary conference 1965 thursday tonight 800 speaker rev keith jones cigm slides india saturday 630 yp banquet sunday 950 bible school 1100 and 730 rev keith jones special music mrs delia sopor wednesday 800 prayer meeting you are invited to attend bloomington christian gospel church rev d benson pastor sunday march 7th 1965 945 sunday school classes for all ages missionary services services 1100 am and 730 pm speakers dr albert v clock also mrs lila l clock ba thames valley bible college note gospel team from the college will provide the special music and singing for both services all are invited