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announce public school promotions at vic square mra w smuo shows on monday evening of last week a number o neighbours and friends gathered at the home of mr and mrs edgar buckley to have a crystal show er for miss erma heise who was being married on saturday july 20 to rev sider of nan- ticoke erma received many lovely and useful gifts and thanked everyone for the kind ness shown her refreshments were served at the close wa the july meeting of the wa was held on wednesday evening of last week at the home of mrs heber mccague richmond hill the worship period was taken by mrs a mortson mrs g joyce and mrs mccague mrs d rumney gave r talk on stewardship and a folder on same was given to each one present misses margaret smith and carol mortson sang a duet whispering hope accompan ied at the piano by mrs a mortson a donation of sio was made to the vacation school a report was given as to furnish ings purchased for parsonage dates for the bake sales are as follows august 2 august 16 refreshments were served at the close by the committee in charge vacation school with ideal weather the chil dren and leaders enjoyed a most successful vacation school the attendance was higher than in previous years the average be ing 135 persons present we do appreciate the use of headford united church and school for this worthy project mrs f leaf is the president the am ount received during the week from the offerings was 50 this money is being used to buy christian literature for chil dren of other lands bake sale the wa held a very success ful bake sale on the church lawn on friday afternoon of last week the proceeds netted the wa 4510 there will be another bake sale on the church lawn on friday july 26 but it will be conducted by the ladies from browns corners united church however on friday august 2 the wa of victoria square will be holding another bake sale on the church lawn when the members of the july august and september groups will be in charge so let us all help out in this worthy cause recentennial at the meeting on friday eve ning of last week recentennial of victoria square nothing was done as there were not enough present to make arrangements completely however another meeting has been called for fri day evening august 16 in the victoria square sunday school room so we ask everyone to keep that date open when it is hoped that all interested persons will attend so that there can be representatives from the differ ent organizations of the com munity in order that definite plans can be made church xews please remember that on sun day july 28 at 11 am there will be a combined service of the congregations from browns corners headford and victoria square in the victoria square united church the guest spea ker will be rev george r cook of morden manitoba at the close of the service a vote will be taken to decide the matter of choosing rev mr cook as the plastic decorator finish looks betterlasts longer hendricks hardware stouffville phone 283 eabbnabma homes large and small and buildings of all kinds repairs and remodelling good materials and workmanship guaranteed our house designing service is at your disposal k w betz construction co stouffyille ont phone stouff 195 aaaotssaocssssxssxsxksssss o2 pmtoff for the ubuie so please everyone b present sunday school is at 915 am neighbourhood note mr and mrs rolph boynton mr and mrs nelson boynton shirley and sharon called on miss nellie bond and mrs h summerfeldt at unionville on tuesday evening of last week miss goudie and mr leslie rowbotham of stouffville called on mr and mrs rolph boynton on thursday afternoon of last week mr and mrs earl tate of newmarket had saturday eve ning dinner with mr and mrs rolph boynton mr and mrs aubrey hord of toronto spent sunday with mr and mrs lawson mumberson mr and mrs wm turner of temperance ville spent sunday with mr and mrs l knapp and irene mr and mrs john empring- ham mr and mrs percy ben nett attended the clubine re- union in detroit michigan on sunday and are spending a few days visiting friends there mr and mrs earl empring- ham barbara and margaret had sunday evening dinner with mr and mrs l knapp and irene mr and mrs stanley boynton and david mr and mrs lloyd canning had sunday dinner with mr and mrs holliday mr and mrs don mcintosh and family at gait and supper with mr and mrs jim valliere and fam ily at orton sj5 no 7 promotions junior room to grade 2 kelvin carring- ton rachel farquharson terry hart dale heise lucille heise dwight henderson david hoyes sharron leiteh to grade 3 gordon berta barbara empringham sharon dennie marylou heise jean kelly robyn macdonald mary mathews dawn tatton to grade 4 dianne donnelly danny farquharson ellen head- ley douglas macdonald glenda moses mary steckley robert suzuki ardys winger to grade 5 gail dennie judy hart kenneth heie car man henderson peter johns ton mervyn kelly sharon mac donald enrol matsunaga carol moses bobby ratke this list is alphabetical mrs cochrane teacher tribbling brumwell rev a c huston officiated at the marriage of frances jean daughter of mr and mrs reid brumwell and richard trib- bling in a quiet ceremony at victoria square united church on tuesday evening july 2 1957 at 7 pm the bride chose a powder blue sheath dress with matching dustercoat and white accessor ies and she wore a corsage of white rosebuds her attendant miss mary burrows chose a navy and white striped polished cotton dress with red and black acces sories her corsage was of pink rosebuds the best man was mr gordon lomax the wedding party returned to the brides home for a reception with members of the immediate families following a trip through east ern ontario around the south ern shores of lake ontario and lake erie the couple have tak- taking up residence in button- ville seeing canada for the first time four young british farm ers get a panoramic view of toronto from the citys highest vantage point the observa tion gallery of imperial oils new executive office building members of young farmers clubs in england and wales they are touring ontario as part of a sixweek exchange program for young british and canadian farmers from left they are jim barton york shire mary busby warwick shire tony evans of essex and iona morris of cardiff wales during their visit they are guests of the junior far mers association of ontario and the ontario department of agriculture buttonville bible school attendance reached 142 the iotal of wages salaries and supplementary labor income received by paid workers in canada roae 15 000000 to a record level of 1108000000 during august 1955 traditionally in canada it is the railways that open up new territory latest push in this direction i the line being built into the chibongamay country of northern quebec neighbourhood notes mr and mrs adam brown and mr and mrs charles hoo per arrived home early last week from a visit to the calgary stampede while his parents were on holiday master charles hooper visited relatives at oril- lia george and joan hooper were wedding attendants on saturday of last week when charles al len son of mr and mrs hugh allen formerly of buttonville was married to phyllis wyer of richmond hill mr and mrs charles hooper mr and mrs e pratt mrs t clausman deb bie ahd charles of new york and mary and charles hooper were guests following the cere mony a reception was held at the ridge inn mr and mrs milton sherman and mr and mrs elgin sherman and elizabeth were in owen sound last weekend guests at the guardcook wedding miss arma cook a niece of the sher mans became the bride of mr sterling guard in knox united church with a reception after wards in the church parlours rev morrison seller officiated mr and mrs fred leaf at tended the wedding on saturday of last week when their niece janet hird became the bride of richard beitz of preston the marriage took place in st pauls united church preston with a reception in the church parlors and later at the home of mr and mrs alex bradshaw mississau- ga road port credit lynda leaf was a bridesmaid mrs t clausman debbie and charles are visiting mr and mrs e pratt at present john craig who is spending the summer with his aunt and uncle mr and mrs lauder hamilton at colgan has had an infection in his leg recently which caused him some trouble but if is clearing up now for tunately mrs r h clarke arnleigh heights is in the east general hospital followingan operation last week we wish for her a speedy recovery next sunday morning sunday school at browns corners unit ed church will be held at 10 am sharp church service will be held at victoria square church at 11 am and everyone is urged to attend mr cook will preach for a call another bake sale under the auspices of the harmony club will be held at victoria square church grounds on friday of this week donations will be wel comed wt picnic buttonville wi members pic nicked at musselmans lake on thursday afternoon of last week and report an enjoyable time with swimming games and a delicious supper conveners were mrs george hooper mrs arnott and mrs o brooke and prizewinners in the various games were bean guessing jean oakes pegs in bottles rosemary curtis a guest of mrs lak shoekicking eliza beth french pieplate race maud wilkins rosemary cur tis shoe kicking for boys wesley fierheller pie plate for juniors wesley fierheller and bob wilkins special thanks to the drivers janet rodick joan hooper drew boyington helen robin son maude wilkins e walton and mr vi jones successful vacation school the vacation bible school for children of the victoria square charge which was held in head ford church and headford pub lic school each morning last week was successful beyond ex pectation average attendance for the week was 135 111 children and 24 leaders with a high of 142 children from this area were especially enthralled with the ride to and from the school in mr norman reids bus each morning he made a round of the neighbourhood and gathered up the children who attended returning them to their homes at noon one morning he reach ed a high of 47 the weather throughout the week was perfect for outdoor activity and several of the groups met outside leading the various groups were nursery mrs p bennett kindergarten mrs s r pat terson primary mrs wilfred turner junior girls mrs acreman mrs miller junior boys mr l mumberson mr briggs mrs s rumble was song leader with mrs h mc cague at the piano and each morning the devotions were ta ken by a member of one of the three congregations monday mrs e leek tuesday mrs wm rodick wednesday mrs s j english thursday mrs l mumberson and friday mrs lee mrs f h leaf was direc tor among those who assisted the leaders with bible study and crafts were mrs donnelly ann curtis margaret patterson mrs wilkins margaret smith cheryl cochrane margaret brodie joy fuller lynn arnott judy hord mrs stanley boynton mrs par sons shirley gee miss middle- ton a guest from england and mrs briggs and mrs middle- ton special thanks go to the board members of headford church and headford school for allow ing the school to be held on their premises also to the many par ents who gave their services to chauffeur the children and lead ers rev and mrs a c huston who have been our leaders in past years were greatly missed but we feel they would be proud of the way the staff carried the project through cedar grove wltk tie- hds ioieriss for a swim four or flv times a dr the refrigerator in seed of de frosting everr tiase yoo went near it omebody oarcsd for eold drink every nre minutes or so and baying going on just the same who is going to be out making c biggest vent of the week and on the best night o the week w the community club picnic on tuesday aud the biggest attraction there seemed to be a volleyball game that went on and on and on jean miller did wondertu job keep- ing the small ones occupied with all xinds of games ana there was even a baseball game going on for some time the supper table was attractive and attrac tively loaded in typical cedar grove fashion and it seems that everyone had a wonder time the ball game on thursday between peaches and cedar grove ended in a win for peach- s but theres another again this laursday so maybe the score will even up then last week all the players and all their children that was ouite a crowd went back to mars and jack waltons for a barbq after the game which rounded cut a very fine evening for all concerned dont forget the ball game on thursday night at the corner lot the stowvyllu tmiuke ttanary my 25 h st h 1 lemonville mr and mrs grant wlls and christine enjoyed the weekend with mr and mrs simpson of exeter john gibbons of toronto is holidaying with his cousin peter gibbons while patsy gibbons is enjoying a visit with her cousin ruth in toronto we are glad to know mrs merlyn preston has returned from the east general hospital toronto where she underwent an operation garry and larry ham of claremont spent a week with mr and mrs cecil ham dennis and barry returning home on sunday mrs spence of toronto is spending a tew weeks at her home in lemonville miss lou harvey toronto is enjoying a holiday with her sis ter mrs s w hastings the congregation of the unit ed missionary church o stouff ville honored miss meryl gray and mr a hudson with a show- or at her home on monday eve ning miss gray was also en tertained in the home of mr and mrs roy nigh 6th conces sion of markham with a shower award of merit the 37th annual report of dominion stores limited has been given the award of merit mr and mrs wray gardhouse of humber summit visited with the burnetts on sunday evening by financial world for the lith from the oak ridge church consecutive time in addition dominions report has qualified for the final international judg ing in which for the past two years it has won top honour for the whole continent bfgoodrich pick your tire- pick your price new tire sale defiance 60016 670151295 71fl15l1495 i2 all prices quoted ith traoelv wm j 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