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former mongolia teacher is wed mis gr lonijta year back mcw whwi asd will be fcpw to leara of her weddlos saturday to mr jobs splesof toorro ia tbe cambarr foiled cborch mr and mrs curlt bunir and mr aed mri ross alderson erej preni at tie weddlsg the invited too but ereryooa agre tbat tb chrtataiaa coacrt aa a base the cboolioae u rapidly sited to sbo mualcally the concert aa tops special feature ere anae barkers piano olo george brooaber- gera clear tenor to while shepherd watched and joy wilaoaa were to tbe world aa by joan were unable to attend owlns to foot and barbara winn the their babys illness the nexy- cholr laoj four beautiful samjveds h1 make their home in ber the golden mile district the natitity pav by grades mr norman canning waj r- 1 and t ms extra good janet leased ron hospital sunday and j winn was the axeetest of ma- 1 is recuperating at the home o donnas while the others shepbis daughter mrs fred palmer herds rte men ina keeper and where they spent christmas joseph rererently worshipped quietly the christ child miss barbara winn was a the dancea were quite well lucky girl last week when she done and much enjoyed special- woo a dolly in the jingle content ly by those participating the plays were most interit- lng gordon byera was a scream am mrs wlggs of the cabbage patch in the silken robe the costumea ere good the mandarin and his soldier looked so stem the fairies were most enchanting but a couple of them had a bit of trouble with their wings the prisoner had the sympathy of the audience who were happy when he won the hand of the princess santa was a lamb and had th devotion of all the children the teacher and scholars were gratified when the proceeds were counted lo the sum of 3500 which will be used to purchase amusements for the school teenagers of the section will remember a teacher of a few fe v it uhckhjour fiat the bright idea of a new york fire commissioner gives us an idea too he liked his dress cap disliked the regulation fire hel met but he recognized the everpresent danger of falling debris so he simply had an in ner shield of aluminum made and fitted into the cap and thats where our idea comes in a lightweight alu minum shield that would fit under a wayward husbands fedora and save him many a skull abrasion when he sneaked in late at night to a rollingpin reception by the little woman ah aluminum the useful metal aluminum company of canada ltd alcan at the lxmlnloa store allan bentley woa a prize also con gratulations to these budding poets our sympathy to the family of the late watson rennie who was burled monday in stouff- ville mr rennie u a cousin of re rennie and attended school here in hu boyhood his father the late jaracs rennie owned the farm later purchased by clarence pipher mr and mrs ray wood sot themselves a new car for christ mas congratulations and good wlshes to charlie doner and margaret durkholder who will be married this saturday what happeus twice happens thrice u true of the doner brothers who all took thi3 important step this year mr jim cowan celebrated his 25th year in bualncm at the mongolia general store here this season and presented his customers with a lovely fruit bowl by way of appreciation wed like to wish him continued success in the future in this handy little store the couples class from mark- ham united missionary church met at the clarence mcdowell home for a time of fellowship after carolling sunday night the christmas activity here was wonderful perhaps the most unusual was that of the wood family who had breakfast with the arthur wood at stouff- villel dinner at the dan kerrs and supper with the william riscbroughs mr and mrs adam diel spent the day with mr and mrs otto dorge at streetsvllle clarence piphers were at randall spoffords the john byers had their family home hon from sarnia jack from stouffvllle and pat from kitchener guests at the maltland spence home were mr and mrsdelbert baker donna and ken miss doris steckley miss ida cook the ken austins doug ramers howard rakers at the harris were mr and mrs a c davis mrs condy mrs h kirby miss c johnson barkwells entertained mr j and mrs jonas davis howard and harold mr and mrs geo davis mr and mrs anthony garden mr and mrs larry paudasrjj mr and mrs murray elhton the lloyd groves celebrated sunday night with the frank grove family and christmas night with mrs a shenfield and alf at buttonville couperthwaites had the fam ily home barkeys celebrated wednes day at the gerry hunters as grcenbank the winn family gathered at misses bertha and emma winns if youve seen cnoucli of the cellar shall we set nlonu with the ret of the houv v home in stouffvllle the walter winns with the frank bells at muliken on sunday allan wldemans entertained cecil recsors and their new grandson arthur also amos reesor and son george the wldemans were part of the reesor famllly gathering at the amos bakers at maple satur day iirowasbergers spent monday with albert widemans and en tertained ezra brownsberger christmas day weslev mcdowells had supper with their son clarence and family clarence mcdowells joined the moyer family at dicksons hill mr and mrs clarke bunker entertained the family at home mr and mrs clarence green visited with her grandparents at lindsay and joined the green family celebration at reg ren- nles for supper the taylors were entertained at their daughters the jack- sons at stouffvllle zellers joined with a family group- at willis mcnalrs in streetsvllle the albert brown family cele brated at the ernie walters home mr and mrs jim walters and mr and mrs frank walters were with the meyers at mark- ham the sheridans entertained mr and mrs robert richardson and family of toronto mr and mrs cliff betz were with his mother mrs jos betz stouffville we were unable to contact a number of families but we trust that each one had a very happy time with their families and friends miss clarke of toronto spent christmas day at the rae home on church street congratulations to mr james stevens of gormley who today thursday celebrated his 92nd birthday wassail bowl for auld lang syne the wassail bowl goes around in scotland and elsewhere at new years time the origin of the custom is really lost in antiquity saxon ancestors probably quaffed their ale from the polished skulls of defeated enemies and the row- cna legend must be classified as presumably fiction rowena is repotted to have offered her fathers guest prince vortigren a bowl of wine with the salutation lord king wasshael literally to your health draining the bowl with one draught vortigren fell in love with rowena and they lived happily ever after anyway in time the bowl it self became an ornament of graceful design decorated with branches of greenery that form ed a canopy over the bowl the mixture within was warm and included ale suger spices swee tened wine was added by hosts who could afford it apples float ed on top of the decoction some times called lambs wool or the old mans beard the custom of making short calls on new years day was in full swing throughout america about 1900 newspapers carried columns of at home notices specifying the hours during which visitors would be receiv ed a succession of open houses and punch bowls sometimes min imized the courtesy accorded to hostesses receptions were of ten crashed by bibulous stran gers hence the publicly an nounced open house custom has fallen into decline and new years calls now being exchang ed only by intimates the was sail bowl goes round in private legislature will sit in january premier frost of ontario said tuesday the 1957 session of the ontario legislature will prob ably open about the end of jan uary ore of the earliest open ings on record a special session was to have been held in november lo deal with farm marketing legislation and fiscal matters but the plans were cancelled the 1957 session will probably be called earlier to deal with these questions and a steadily increasing amount of regular business the premier said lemonville the sympathy of the commun ity is extended to mr and mrs almour clarke in their bereave ment in the death of his brother mr bruce clarke toronto mrs isabel greer and mrs buchanan of toronto are spend ing christmas holidays with their son and daughter mr and mrs david greer mrs kemp who underwent an operation in york county hos pital newmarket returned to her home in time for christmas we hope she will soon be feeling stronger mr and mrs earl hisey of vineland spent the christmas weekend with their daughter mr and mrs r preston at yaudort and her parents mr and mrs h johnson of lemon- vllle the johnson christmas gathering was held at the home of their granddaughter mr and mrs r preston mr and mrs charlie preston spent christmas with their daughter and family mr and mrs earl morton of toronto mr and mrs keith clarke of vineland and mr and mrs george hood spent christmas day with mr and mrs fred timbers mr and mrs clarke are enjoying a weeks holidays with their parents mr and mrs p timbers and mr and mrs a clarke mr and mrs stan hastings and elgin spent christmas day with their daughter dr and mrs morningstar of toronto mr and mrs henry burnett and harry enjoyed christmas with mr and mrs frank burnett of richmond hill mrs henry johnson has a christmas cactus which is a pic ture to behold it is a mass of bloom having about one hundred flowers alliston beats jets 53 the cniorville jets minus their ace leltwinger john dar- byson dropped a 53 verdict to alliston on wednesday night it was lnionviues initial loss this season they have two wins and a tie the jets counted the first goal after only 32 seconds had ticked by in the first period stan thor- nington blinked the lights for the jets bob atkinson and don tran fired the others alliston led 41 at the end of the first period and although the jets outplayed their rivals in the remaining sessions they could not pull back on even terms goaltender bruce middle- ton looked rather shaky in the first frame but settled down and played well in the second and third periods on friday night of this week orangcville will be the visitors on lnionville ice in a previous game orangeville defeated alliston so coach polly minton and his jets should have a real tussle on their hands it will be the first meeting be tween the clubs this season the stoufrvtlle tribune frkky december 28 1956 fco 9 worth shouting about you just cant beat want ads for best results and you dont have to be an advertising expert all you have to do is pick up the phone and give us a call you see want ads are read by more people than any other form of advertising so whether youre buying or selling looking for a job or a helper depend on classified for fast results 1 the stouffville tribune phone 152 r1ngw00d mrs fred steckley attended a birthday party on thurs after noon at mrs charle3 gosticks home in honor of mrs shaffer our pastor mr k edwards left on sunday afternoon for virginia to spend the holidays with his family and rev t maxwell of toronto bible col lege was guest preacher in the evening at the morning service the junior choir thrilled the congregation with several num bers mrs alcock and ross spent christmas with their daughter and sister mrs bernard fockler and family mr and mrs aimer fockler were with misses jennie and nettie fockler mr and mrs jacob grove and miss ada grove enjoyed christmas with mr and mrs arthur paisley and family mr and mrs fred steckley shirley and mr george gower travelled to erin to be with mr and mrs vic brown and family mr george johnson is at pres ent in western hospital where he was visited on monday by messrs fred steckley ross vague bill johnson and george gower audley the audley school christmas concert was held on wednesday evening with fred puckrin as chairman the children present ed a very good program of carols recitations dialogues musical numbers and the christ mas story under the leadership of their teachers mrs pratt and miss parks assisted by the music teacher miss carol lee after santa had helped unload tho tree the children were given a bag of candy on the following evening the baggotsvllle school christmas program was presented by the children under the leadership of their teacher mr mckinzlc assisted by the music teacher miss lee bert guthrie was chairman for the program of songs recitations dialogues dances and the christmas story during the sunday school hour on sunday afternoon the following children in order of attendance were presented with attendance prizes kindergar ten lynda puckrin arthur puckrin shirley smith prim ary nancy puckrin harold guthrie ruth peacock darlcne white glenn squire irene seto and helen soto junior girl anne guthrie joyce smith grace pcckover coleen ixmg junior boys keith plickrln roy puckrin wayne white john peacock bill puckrin senior girls eileen guthrie marie smith in the absence of rev but- tars on sunday afternoon the rev a m butler of ajai de livered the christmas message mrs geoff astley and mrs arch bell sang while shep herds watched accompanied by mrs clarence trigg please keep in mind that the opening and dedication service will h held in the nw church on sunday january 6th at 130 pm miss lucille parks th junlo room teacher is spending the christmas vacation at her home near plcton mr and mrs ronald cox and joanne motored to scaforth on saturday to spend christmas with mrs fojt relatives mls nellie alnsworth sailed from new vork on the hth to spend about three months with her famllv in lancahire ftng mlm mildred ln of ajai visited with mr ad mrs arch bcl on sunday unionville mr and mrs c j russell main st are enjoying a week of holidays with their son and family at ottawa the womens missionary so ciety met in the united church basement for their christmas meeting this month they enter tained the members of the womens association there was an v attendance of twentylive mrs g martin was in charge of the devotional which took the form of a candle lighting ser vice she was assisted by several of the members mrs fear told the story the other wise men following her talk mrs j rus sell sang christmas lullaby a lovely lunch was served by the hostesses mrs caseley and mrs guscott the treasurer was pleased to announce that they had obtained their tinancial allottment mr and mrs wray hinans spent last weekend visiting their relatives in peterborough mr 11 h powers expects to leave with friends next week for florida where he will spend the winter months mr and mrs a dyke and caroline motored to aurora on friday evening miss lily dyke returned with them they all eajoyed a tew days in kingston on the weekend box grove although a local residents christmas mail somehow or other got postmarked in grav- enhurst after being mailed in markham when one considers tho huge volume of mail which is handled by the post office one feels that the postal folks in cluding our rural courier mr pennock really deserve our special thanks for the fine job they do all year nnd especially at this season and in the next few months when the weather is sometimes so unfavourable everyone who attended has this year expressed the opinion that this years school christmas concert was the nicest they have seen in many years the con cert was planned throughout with christmas and the seasonal spirit in mind it was a little shorter than usual and the p a system enabled even those in the back of tho room to hear quite clearly the tree lights donated by the community club were used for the first time and were very attractive all in all the evening was very successful with much of the credit going to mrs wicks who directed the program in true christmas spirit the school children have donated 2000 of their markham fair prize money half to the star santa claus fund and the re mainder to the hungarian relief fund and now to one and all we would like to wish a very happy new year may the carefree gaiety of new years but a small sample i happiness you will enoy throughout the new year a1da cleaners canadas 1955 total of 1382 tuberculosis deaths registered a new low at 8 pm in every wednesday and satu rday lucky number prize childrens skating wednesday afternoons from 25 pm admission 20c here he was allowed to return home last week but according to dr donald smith of stouff ville the break was not knitting properly more information will be forthcoming following an x- ray to hospital gord lewis local stouffville hockey player was returned to the york county hospital at newmarket on thursday due to complications following the op eration on his right leg lewis suffered a double break on dec 13th in a game with aurora according to reports an at tempt may be made to open a liquor store in markham vill age a brewers retail store opened its doors there last week plumbing and heating featuring anthes imperial furnaces oil or gas we re preparer to handle your plumbing and heating requirements and would he pleased to submit estimates without obligation 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