The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

y i s ftgtij stanley theatre box offi opens dauy at slx-thlrty- pm shows begin 7 pjn now playing i nkib ionmi mmrniia eu9h no sooumu thurs is foto nite offer 225 friday and saturday november 9th 10th v mam oioribug lot story with mubic and technicolor meet me in silouis vfatet mary asior tom drake lucille bremer mabiorie main 3i0nday and tuesday november 12th and 13th casanova brown gary cooper teressa wright f morgan wednesday and thursday november 14 15 out of this world lit claremont the halloween party sponsored gormley mr and mrs whitford sheppard and bill of peterborough visited on- by the womens institute and held i sunday with mr and mrs h moorj the community hall was a great i fey and family success judging from the number i g56y1i toronstpenf tos in attendance in costumethe child urdav in the hunt home miss ren in costume winning prizeswere kovle is spending a weeks holidays olga rhodes dressed as little bo- with the hunts i peep frances mccullough as anln- mr and mrs elmer leek of i dian girl june davis as the spirit iheadford also mr and mrs morris of halloween keith carson as a shupe of bethesda had dinner on bat allan badgero as a hobo and sunday with mr and mrs a leek miss mabel wideman spent sun- day at her home here mr and mrs winfred timbers blair evans as a black cat the pairs winning prizes were phylis beelby and shirley taylor also allan pilkey and carl norton the and irene had supper sunday eve- adults winning prizes were mrs ining with mr and mrs lloyd doner- t 1 we regret very much that hev i brubacher bur former pastor is illand trust he may soon be restor- bed to health also mr doug henry took ill on monday we wish him a rbpeedv recovery a number of our young people spent a very enjoyable evening in jthe home of mr and mrs andrew hutchinson last friday mr and mrs harrison schhcter and helen of new dundee visited in ithe clarence doner home last week- fend mrs schlicter and helen will remain for several weeks i mlss jean sider of toronto spent last weekend at her home here j anniversary services here last sunday were well attended and everyone enioyed the messages brought by rev c ngood of kitchener also the songs rendered i by rev and mrs finley added in- miration to each service meetings will continue for two weeks during i which time revr h hamilton will be the evangelist mount joy the yorkcounty holiness assoc iation will the mbc church north markham on wed nesday november 14th with three wilson as european peasant- mrs f carson as spanish lady mrs boniface as scarecrow mrs r pil key as aunt jemima mrs sutton as witch and mrs fuller as an owl the pairs were mrs rhodes as missclaremont 1915 and miss bass as miss claremont 1945 also mr don hedges and mrs fred morley as a mixed marriage refreshments were served to all and an orange extra to each child a quiet wedding took place in the chapel of the metropolitan church toronto when miss olive burgess was united in marriage to mr walter dunn both of toronto the couple will live in the citythe bride is- well known in claremont being a relative of the evans fam ily- session at 1030 am- 230 and 8 pm rev s w blanchard of ottawa president of the wesleyan metho dist conference will be the guest speaker you are cordially invited- the special services held in the north markham mbc church con eluded with good interest and a number of decisions for christ the ministry of the evangelist rev r h hamilton was of a hlglu order and the church received a great blessing all would agree that such efforts are well worth while york east riding liberal association if v dance modern and old tyme euchre bingo masonic templechisholm ave at danforth sat vs 17 clakknce mcconnells orchestra admission 25 cents v refreshments bob timbers best boy plowman ar winners were announced and prizes presented at vellore on fri day night at the annual home plow ing banquet presented by the york county junior farmers w l clark gormley the judge spoke briefly concerning the quality of the plowing and outlined the difficulties experienced in this years competition the macgregor trodhy and a cash prize of 20 for the best plowed land was won by robert timbers stouffviue the t eaton trophy was won by david ratcliff stouffviue and the eckardt tea service went to dave thomson of scarbofo jet two prizes by lloyd perkins rich mond hill and a massey harris plow donated by clarence graham woodbridge were won by melvin tapscott of milliken and geo tim bers stouffviue respectively mel vin tapscott was also the winner of the james mclean memorial tro phy for the best plowed land in the boys and beginners class john kennedy agincourt won the beginners class and received a cash prize of 1000 mr j a greene richmond hiu donated 10 for the four youngest george timbers 15 4 norman watson 15 3 billie thomas 15 2 and melvin tapscott 16 1 died at unionville mrs v wagg was buried at goodwood the funeral service for sarah ann robinson beloved wife of the late vincentwagg and a resident of unionville for 31 years was held at her residence in unionvule on tuesday nov 6 rev h d mccor- niack assisted by rev b e newn- ham conducted the service mrs wgg was born in pickering tovnhip and was thediughter of mr and mrs thos robinson after her marriage to mr vincent v they lived for a number of years on the wagg homestead on the 3rd concession of uxbridge after which they moved to the 6th concession of markham in 1914 they sold their farm and became residents of u- ionville they were active members of the central methodist church before church union and of the united church afterwards of a genial and frendly disposition mrs wagg wil be greatly missed bv her family and a large circle of friends and rela tives she died at the private patients pavilion of the toronto general hospital on saturday nov 3rd hit late husband predeceased her 18 years surviving are two sons victor and dr a bwagg and two daughters mrs a l brown mabel and mrs edward bewell florence and one sister mrs edward bewell union ville the remains were taken to good wood for interment the pall bearers being mfssrs douglas wagg don ald wagg lester weatherill jerry rose allan baker and edward wideman 8th line markham mrs smith and family were visitors last sunday with mrs kirk and family mr and mrs walter byer were weekend vistors with friends at vineland n mr and mrs j payment were guests at the wedding of a nephew in toronto last saturday the banquet held at cedar grove last friday night under the auspices of the toronto rural east preseby- tery was attended by some tfrom this line and vicinity mrs morgan and children and miss lillian- morgan all spent the weekend at the home of mr and mis morgan here i mr thos blizzard has joined a party of friends headed for the deer hunting grounds of northern ontario y the spacious home of mr and mrs russell grove was- thrown open for a- shower tendered to elmer grove and miss ella wide man by a large number of friends and well wishers on monday night the happy couple who are to be married this week were the re cipients of a very large number of useful- and beautiful presents a most enjoyable evening was spent by the large gathering and before departing an appetizing lunch was served 9th line markham the good neighbors sewing circle met last week at the home of mrs ross townsend the next meeting is to be held at the home of mrs jas mccreight prior to leaving for their new home in midland mr and mrs bill fry visited last week at the home of mrs frys parents mr and mrs o peacock miss grace lehman of altona held a piano recital at her home lasi saturday a very pleasant time was enjoyed by the numerous guests as they listened to the rendition ot delightful piano solos and duets all of which reflected much credit on the painstaking efforts of their teacher lehman and her mother served dainty refreshments at the close of the recital those from this community who contri buted to theprogram were barbara mccreight isobel mccreight mar garet- townsend and shirley jones mr ross townsend accompanied some friendson a motor trip last sunday to madoc where he is spending a few days renewing old acquaintances dickson hill mrsaueweu toronto spent last week with mrs wm grove c- ff mr and mrs a c barkey erie and eric visited the boys parents mr and mrs cliff barkey of picker ing on sunday- a pubhe speaking contest was held- in connection with the teach ers meeting on friday afternoon at our dicksons hiu school a couple of our high school boys celebrated exams over with an aeroplane ride last week miss mary grove entertained a number of young people at her home on halloween night interest ing prizes were won but the grand prizea tin of sardines was carried off- by clifford schell everyone agreed it was a perfectly sweu cele bration mrs clarence mcdowell and jim spent tuesday afternoon with her mother mrs roy moyer a number from this- community were present at the shower given in honour of mis ella wideman and mr elmer grove on monday night mr albert reesor presided over an interesting program after which many beautiful gifts and good wishes were received almira on thursday evening last about twentyfive neighbors gathered at the home of mr and mrs mansell timbers as a return party of their chivaree which took place the week before the evening was spent in playing crokinole after which mr and mrs timbers were presented with a beautiful end table the almira chopping mill is again in running order and our miller mr maltbywill now be able to take care of the farmers as they come with their grain to be chopp ed mr and mrs peter stickley and mr and mrs geo cober spent the weekend in stayner miss verna wideman attended the grove and wideman wedding on wednesday mr and mrs roy nigh accom panied by mr and mrs allan heise of- gormley attended the bible con ference at stayner sunday and monday mr and mrs john timbers and harley had supper sunday evening with mr and mrs norman jarvis of peaches mr and mrs bill jackson and family of toronto visited with mr and mrs chas conner on sunday oh tuesday mrs john timbers entertained a few neighbors to a quilting bee mr and mrs geo french spent sunday with mr and mrs frank harvey of gormley bethesda i mr and mrs murray munroe of sutton and mr andmrsfpreston had thursday evening supper with mr and mrs leonard swanson 1 the preston boys have gone to north bay to hunt deer this week wo hope for them everr success auction sale live stock implements ilay grain potatoes furniture the undersigned has received instructions to sell by public auction at lot 32 con 4 uxbrtdge twp just north of roscville school friday nov 16 1945 the following property belonging to joseph schaffer gray gelding 5 yfs old gray gelding 6 yrs old gray mare 11 yrs old ayrshire cow due dec 4 hereford cow fresh calf by side brindlecow fresh calf by side holstein cow bred july 4 milking red cow bred aug 3 milking calf 5 mos old heifer yorkshire sow with 10 pigs yorkshire sow with 10 pigs yorkshire sow with 10 pigs yorkshire sow with 8 pigs 100 bus fall wheat 500 bus erban oats 120 bus buckwheat 15 ton mixed hay 6 ton red clover hay second cut quantity corn 175 bags eating potatoes chippawa set driving harness set double harness set plow harness ihc binder- new 6 ft cut md mower 5 ft cut deering drill- 11 dsc like new horse rake cockshutt new md 2furrow plow new harrow cart sleigh box set bench sleighs 3tec harrows scales 2000 lbs walking plow fleury new scuffler md cutter draw rope 150 ft trip rope 4 sling ropes 4 good pulleys sling chains 2 wagons number good sacks 2 balls bindertwine democrat like new 40 cords foot wood fanning mill r f cutting box number feed barrels 12 cow chains stoneboat forks hoes shovels washing machine wringer number tubs- i- new battery radio with batteries md separator 2 yrs old v small stand square table 2 extension tables kitchen stove box stove 6hole stove pipes 3 lamps buffet v- number chairs 4 double beds mattresses single bed dresner quantity dishes sale at 1 sharp 2 lapterns chesterfield springs and cooking utensils 2 washstand s silverware terms cash fred johnston clerk a s farmer anctionccr shop 5 at t west end service handling only thebest choice quality meats we make our own sausage fresh daily for prompt delivery phone 279 f- altona the wi will meet in the school i house on friday evening nov 16th there will be two dlays entitlea swept clean off her feet and in doubt about daisy also local musical talent our sympathy is extended to mr a davis and family also other re latives of the vicinity in the passing of the late mrs a s collins sister of mr davis the teacher and pupus of the school entertained their mothers and friends at a halloween party the program consisted of chorusespiano solos contests recitations riddles and a paper on their school activi ties a number were also in cos tume stephen wideman won 1st prize and frank barkey second five of the girls served refresh ments pupils of the school are publish ing a busy bees paper and those on the staff are editor ernestine cooper assistant albert davis re porters ronald walmsley stanley hunter edith thompson and kath- ringwood the excelsior class held their october quilting and potluck din ner at mrs joe focklers on tues day of 1st week the dixon hiu wms was enter tained at the home of mrs wm redshaw last wednesday toronto visitors with miss ada barkev last week included mrs cassie ramer miss marion steck- ley mr george barkey mrs ben avery and mr and mrs kerslake mrs ralph burkholder spent the weekend in toronto miss ada barkev is a toronto visitor this week mt leen thompson poems stories etc are made up by the pupils the parents will have thopportunity to read their paper in turn they also have friday of each week to buy war saving stamps an objec tive has been set of twenty dollars for four months and they hope to make it and this will entitle them to a picture the church services second markham baptist church rev norman rowan pastor sunday november 11 955 am sunday school 1100 am morning worship give unto the lord the giory due his name worship the lord in the beauty of holiness psalm 29 2 130 pm sabbath school and bible class friday 8 pm young peoples meeting reorganization for the coming year tuesday nov 13th prayer and praise meeting at the home of mr keith hutchinson 7th concession st james presbyterian church stouffville rev t diecourcy rayner jllnistei sunday november 11 230 pjnafterhoon service with drawn to attend community re membrance day service in the baptist church 730 pm special evening service the minister will palestine and the jews who is to get palestine why was the british empire given victory in two world wars the gormley male quartette will sing all are invited to this service stouffville baptist church kev d macgregor pastor sunday november 11 1000 am bible school classes for all ages 1100 am morning worship 300 pm community remem brance day service 730 pm evening worship come and enjoy our services with us wed 8 pm prayer meeting stouffville mennonite church rev e moyer pastor sunday november 11 1000 amsunday school 1100 am divine worship 700 pm evangelistic t 730 pm altona thursday eveprayer meeting next weeky monday eve young peoples wednesday eve altona- prayer meeting- a sunday well spenc brings a week of content stouffville christian church charles montgomery pastor miss nora stapleton orgtitsat sunday november lly ib00 am sunday school- 1100 am morning worship 730 pm gospel service thursday 7 pm children meeting friday afternoon andf evening the annual fall rally of the womens missionary society and the exe cutive board of conference see announcement elsewhere in this issue church hill sunday november 11- v200 pm bible school 300 pm divine worship friday 430 pm childrens meeting at mrs forfars house a heart welcome to all christ church anglican- rev f herman rector sunday november 11 sunday school 200 p m service withdrawn at 3 pm owing to the memorial service in the baptist church visitors always welcome jj melville bethesda and peachs churches rev r t chapln minister sunday november 11 worship service peaches vr 1030 pm- melville 1130 am bethesda 300 pm sunday school peaches 1115 am melville 1030 am bethesda 200 pm stouffville united v church rev douglas davis minister r sunday november 11 1000am sundayschopl u 1100 am divine worship in remembrance a ij v the evening service is withdrawn on account of the i remembrance dayservicein the baptist church at 3 oclock r iv lest we forget wednesday nov 14 the garrett evening auxilliary thursday 7 pmcgit thursday 845 choir practice friday700 cubs 8 00 scouts bloomington ringwood christian churches rev gw brown pastor j sundaynovember 11 3 1 r 11 am blbomington 730 pm ringwood sunday school at 10 am classes for all ages childrens meeting in ringwood church monday 7 pm in altona churchrwed pm- you areinvlted totheconference rally in stouffviue i christian churclvifridayrnov9that 230 pm and 800 pm all cordially invited to attend plan to come mennonite churches dickson hill aiid mt jot rev ssshantz minister sunday november 11 mouni joy 1000 am sunday school 11 am divine worship 730pm evangelistic j dicksons hill sonday november v 1000 am divine worshli 1100 am sunday- school 730 pm evangelistic service a gormley and bethesda mennonite brethren in christ church y rev f hisov pastor sunday- november 11 morning afternoon sunday school 200 preaching 300 evangelistic 3r31 730 reviyaiscrvlces novrjith- to 18thi- singers re v and mrs- elbert tlnd ley of lansing michiganinter- nationally known evangelistic singers rev tindley isthe son of cthe late drchasvitlndley the author of leave it ithere t well understand itb etter by j and by land writer over300 other hymns rev tiridley has a tenor voice of unusual quality and power mrs tindley is a colora- tura sopranosingershefalso accompanies him- in duet work- prayand plan tbcome others-are- why not you i wi4sbibirjs- v ft v-jii- vvfi v aj rtisj h ifwvjk6 aftvi