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fjt 16 the stoutfviue tribwf tiwvfay auouit 1 57 old country couple wed fifty years cardinals drop playoff opener stouffvilles juvenile cardin- mr and mrs alfred yates who have been twentyseven years in this locality were mar ried fifty years ago in england july 24th the couple arrived in this country aboard the empress of ireland in 1914 the vessel sank on its second return voy age both mr and mrs yates were born in wiltshire england mr yates has farmed through out his lifetime the couple spent nineteen years in mark- ham township nine in scarboro and have been at ringwood for the past eight years about a hundred friends call ed at the home afternoon and evening to help mr and mrs yates celebrate their golden wedding occasion assisting were two daughters a daughter- inlaw and four granddaughters they were mrs garnet mustard of markham daisy mrs roy goodwin of acton rheta and mrs norman yates ringwood mrs cawker of toronto poured tea in the afternoon the four granddaughters are miss bar bara yates miss maureen mus tard miss joy mustard miss carol goodwin there are also four grandsons dicksons hill mr and mrs tack cuyler and sons of montreal interested in the birthplace of his father theodore of calgary called at the home of mr and mrs r moyer the late mr and mrs abel cuyler sold the farm to the late david moyer then mov ed with the family to bethesda where he carried on the general store business the family will be remembered by many of their former friends miss elsie hoover has been on the leaching staff of the daily vacation bible school which closed at cedar grove on friday night of last week and is presently busy at the wideman church following he service in stou- ffville united missionary chu rch many friends were present at the graveside service in dick sons hill cemetery for mrs maurus shupe of stouffville the former emily stcckley who was a granddaughter of the late kehry wideman and elizabeth hoover on the homestead now occupied by the murray little family possessed of a loving disposition she will be greatly missed and sympathy is extend ed to the bereaved husband robert walker and don bar- key of mt joy bob stover of stouffville and carl timbers of lemonville spent a weekend in the north bay district they attended sunday services on the parish of rev earl pannabecker ofmattawa mrs g o t gamble and daughters judy and wendy of king city called on the walk ers the hargravcs and the moyers monday afternoon al ong with other activities they are building themselves a new home and it was good to sec these former neighbors again mrs nita grove called on t centre island friends in the neighborhood on tuesday afternoon members of the sunday school ball team visited the alderwood group and won by a narrow margin 1312 wednesday night there ws a social time of singing and enjoying refresh ments served by the alderwood group after the ball game the excelsior class met at the home of mrs stewart wide- man on thursday afternoon a program on flowers and gardens was enjoyed as well as the cake and ice cream served by the hostesses ann and sheila brown are spending a week wliji grandma and granddad steckley mrs j fockler is spending a few days at agincourt with her daughter mrs t bullock atha mrs graham robinson and family toronto spent thurs day of last week with her sis ter mrs e carruthers and fam ily janet bielby visited ruth ann carruthers one day last week- mr and mrs norman leh man motored to stayncr on sunday their son allan re turned home with his parents after spending a week at the boys summer camp mr and mrs e carruthers ruth ann and mrs a c car ruthers were supper guests with a very pleasant evening was spent at the home of mr and mrs walter gray on tuesday of last week when friends of the community met to honour meryl gray on her approaching mar riage to mr albert hudson on saturday july 27 they received a miscellaneous shower and best wishes for their happiness was extended bob kennedy of thistletown was a guest of walter greer last week mr wicks and miss wicks from toronto were weekend guests with dr and mrs wicks mr and mrs r gibbons and family enjoyed a day last week at lake simcoe mr and mrs percy forester and lankey spent sunday with mrs burnett keep the larder filled without emptying the purse its easy h you have commodious home storage facilities and use proper methods so food does not spoil always sort produce before storage so you can remove any items which show decay or in- mr and mrs gordonwagg and j ir- t can probably be used gayle on sunday evening mr and mrs j d barclay of toronto spent the weekend with mr and mrs david tran mrs murray dunkeld and daughters are spending a week at a cottage at orchard beach ls mr and mrs ellis melton spent sunday evening with his parents mr and mrs james melton at burketon mrs tho mas dunkeld returned home with them after spending a few weeks with her daughter mrs j melton there mrs e carruthers spent one evening last week with her sis ter mrs e brillingcr stouff ville mr and mrs foreman spent thursday evening with mr and mrs albeit draper bethesda mr and mrs cecil heise of palmerston mrs annie tids- bury alan and doris were sun day visitors with mr and mrs russcl hunt sorry to hear mrs alma john son is in the hospital a speedy recovery to you alma mr and mrs norman atkin son of stayncr mr and mrs lome heise and family of fordwich wore recent sunday visitors with mr and mrs clar ence atkinson mr and mrs j boyd and fam ily of tottenham and mr and mrs r hunt were recent sun day visitors with mr and mrs paul bolcndcr and john the wms will be on wed- ncsday august 7 at 230 pm at the home of mrs fred allin a m- t richardson of ther mrs allan doner will speak f arri at their home in and show slide all women are j kourfmouth england after a lemonville mr billy rae is a patient in york county hospital newmar- kef where he underwent an emergency appendectomy on monday mr and mrs r fairbanks have received word from mr it you plan them for that same day or at least the next days meals if you store in a cellar keep the atmosphere damp for most fruits and vcgetebles hold ihe tihs weeks recipe spinach vinaigrette serves fi 2 packages frozen chopped spinach i teaspoon salt 2 tablespoons olive oil 2 tablespoons tarragon vinegar 2 hardcooked egg yolks cook spinach with salt until tender drain oft water ro serve mix ypinach with oil vinegar and cs yolk chopped fine welcome month vacation spent with the i fairbanks mrs richardson is j a sister of mr fairbanks mrs yake has returned home j after a 1sit with her son mr church services 1110 am and i and mrs blake yake and her ringwood temperature just above freezing to prevent drying or wilting inspect storage facilities such s a cellr on a regular routine so decaying material can be whisked out promptly at least once a year the cellar or storage space should be thor oughly cleaned to keep it sani tary many foods can be protected more easdy if they are in venti lated plastic sacks apples for example will keep beautifully and so will potatoes and onions storage space muu be venti lated to dissipate odors ard her maintain the proper temperature and humidity windows or vents can be opened at night or when outside temperature is just above freezing rd the ar relatively moist pennsylvania soft coal pro duction in 1956 was 32000000 tons or a little more than lsrj 730 pm sunday august 4th i daughter and family mr and rev and mrs gibson brown j mrs wier of parry sound had supper with mr and mrs mrs r fairbanks attended a j fred steckley on tuesday ovc- j luncheon tuesday afte rnoon at of the total national production oj the home of mrs t williams of 300000000 tons for the year j ate dropped the first game ol the i north york league playoff semi- j fmals to newmarket juniors 42 j on tuesday night the best of- three game series will resume back in the memorial park on tuesday evening of next week the cards came within one hit of pulling the contest out of the fire they left the bases loaded in the fifth and final in ning newmarket counted a pair in the second and two in thei third harry barber went the dis- 1 tance on the mound for stouff- ville he was clipped for four hits he walked one and struck out six jack cain handled the hurling chores for the do- j nuts he allowed 5 hits he j i walked one and fanned six trailing 40 after four innings of play the cardinals staged a lastditch rally in the top of the fifth harry barber grounded cut short to first but gord ecki ardt singled pinchhitter bob stover followed through with a i double and ted suzuki was safe on an erron wayne redshaw singled and lynn taylor was hit by a wild pitch to load up the sacks with two out ross madill went down swinging to retire the side and end the game keffer was newmarkets top batsman whacking out a single and a double bill forhan clout ed a triple don thorns connect ed for the homesters other singlebase blow wayne redshaws batting av erage continued on the upswing the local centrefielder banged out a pair of singles in three trips the only extrabase blow came from the bat of bob sto ver a pinchhit double in the 5th ted suzuki and gord eckardt poled singles righthander hairy barber was given unusually weak sup port in the field his mates com mitted a total of five errors newmarket had one bobble the contest was halted in the fifth due to darkness bantams meet aurora in north york playoffs stouffvilles bantam team moves into the north york semi finals this week aurora will provide the opposition the first game will be played in aurora on wednesday tonight with i the return tilt here in the me morial park on friday evening at 7 oclock the series will be a best two out of three games the winner will play either richmond hill or newmarket manager of the bantams tarl arnold informed the tribune this week that an entry has been filed for competition in the ontario baseball association stouffville will perform in c class the provincial playoffs will commence this month four associations local operating at lake i 2m area grouse season will open oct 5 ontario will be divided into four areas for the open season on ruffed grouse sharptailed grouse and spruce partridge lands minister mapledoram an nounced last week north and west of highway 17 from mattawa to sault ste marie the season will run from sept 16 to nov 25 limits defined i south of this and east of highways 69 and 12 from the north boundary of muskoka southward except for regulated townships in ontario and dur ham counties the season will be from sept 28 to nov 25 the third area comprises the j counties of bruce dufferin grey huron perth waterloo and wellington plus nonregu lated townships in york ontario and simcoe countjes the season in that area will be from oct 5 to nov 25 possession limited the fourth area comprises the rest of the province and the sea son will be from nov 11 to nov 23 daily bag limit is five birds ex cept in area four where it is 3 possession limit is 20 birds mr mapledoram also announ ced there will be an open season for hungarian partridge from sept 28 to oct 14 bag limit will be eight birds possession limit 16 swimming greatly improves the figure says a swimming in structor it hasnt done much for the hippopotamus there are four associations of cottage residents operating at musselmans lake but there is a strong urge to combine these groups into one ratepayers as sociation which could speak for the entire area the cedar beach association is headed by art neill south shore president is ernie stan ton churchill dr eric hat field and conner dr mr good year boys ed buchanan don bruce ron thomson and tom me- i crelght have returned home they covered a distance of 9000 miles in their 55 volkswagen although they hoped to obtain employment at different points i along the route they found jobs very scarce in vancouver the city was strikebound and sum mer work was not available jerry waite heads tennis club tennis interest here in town is on the increase according to the clubs new president mr h j jerry waitc an organi zation meeting was held tues day evening miss shirley fos- diek has been appointed secre tary to date the club has a paid up membership of 20 adults they will play in the evenings and on weekends mr waite in formed the tribune that he hopes to arrange tournaments with both markham and aurora in the near future dietary reducing plan no strenuous exercises no drugs enjoy your usual foods but automatically eat less because meltoway plan leaves your hunger satis fied and provides the vitamins and minerals necessary while the pounds melt away start using meltonay today to look fit and feel right ask your druggist ads serve you at your convenience xead them to fill needs run them to reach the right people the stouffville tribune hospital board member confirms court hearing a few minutes before press time the tribune received a telephone call from mr fred taylor a member of the u- bridge cottage hospital board he confirmed an earlier report that the court case will be heard in whitby on thursday of this week the board were hoping that a third adjournment might be arranged on wednesday afternoon mr l c scott of the scott con struction company informed mr taylor that they intended to proceed with the case some people find that the best way to get out of a financial hole is to dig in aug 2nd is our first birthday in stouffville eatons of canada invites you to our birthday celebration flowers for the ladies friday august 2nd balloons for the children one year ago we opened our door on a new eaton service for stouffville customers eatons order office in appreciation for your patronage during the year eatons offers these timely specials selected from our catalogues bargainpriced to save you money like to see them samples are on display in our order office fob one birthday celebbation week only aug 2nd to aug 9th sheath dress 599 regularly s89s birthday special price 41t51 ot linenlike rayon 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