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Stouffville Tribune (Stouffville, ON), June 20, 1963, p. 11

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bloomington christian associated gospel church special induction service of our pastor rev david benson on thursday june 20th at 800 pm speaker- hev arthur iee ma bi slnjer vounff ladies trio and orchestra all are invited typewriters to sell or rent tribune office supplies ph 6402100 stouffville township of whitchurch notice to destroy weeds notice is hereby given lo all persons in pos session of land that in accordance with he weed control act 1960 ontario sections 3 9 10 11 12 and 13 unless weeds growing on their lands within the township of whitchurch are cut or destroyed by friday july 5lh 1963 and throughout the season the weed inspector of the township of whitchurch may enter upon said lands and have the weeds cut charging the cost against the lands as set out in the act the cooperation of all con cerned is earnestly requested herbert wells aveed inspector township of whitchurch seweoe stiver bros ltd mobile feed service this champion mobile mill will be available to our customers in the uxbridge stouffville and unionville areas you will find our rates rea sonable and our operator mr mervyn harper trained to give you excellent service phone 6403400 or 6401092 stiver bros it unionville stouffville aurora uxbridge victoria square news i buttonyille the stourrvltle tribune thursday june 20 1963 it ii 3mivkxx33 i mrs v sandle brownies the 1st gormley brownie pack held a farewell party on monday evening for tawny ow mr v warden who is moving out of the district the girls donated towards a beautiful cake iced in the brow nie colour of brown and yellow which said goodbye and good luck tawny owl a gift was presented by brown owl on behalf of the girls the gilt was six silver teaspoons bear ing the brownie and guide crest on june 15 the brownies of the 1st gormley brownie pack joined with the 1st gormley guide company the occasion being an enrollment and a very special ceremony the flight of the brownies the meeting began with the brownies fairy wings followed by the formation of the guide horseshoe district commis sioner mrs gundy was there to enrol kathy thornton into the brownie pack there were seven brownies to receive their wings each girl donned a pair of coloured wings and mrs gundy pinned a small pair of golden wings to their brownie uniforms the seven brownies were everille davidson mari lyn watson elizabeth foster colleen stephenson susan hallman louise lens and vicky otter sr womens institute there was a good attendance when the sr womens insti tute met at the home of mrs allan orr on tuesday evening anita orr played a piano in strumental mrs reid brum- well introduced miss coulson of unionville and all enjoyed her beatlful pictures and com ments on her trip to europe the persident mrs h hill conducted the business the report was given in reference to the essay and poster competi tion which is sponsored by york county farm safety council and our institute a full report of winners will ap pear next week a report was given of the morning session of york east district womens institute 63rd annual meeting church a reception of new church members was held sunday when the following joined the church by transfer mr and mrs stewart from long branch mr and mrs e van- derkooy from toronto and mr and mrs andrew story from pickering by profession of faith mr jim gladding mrs barry mcwhirter and mrs larry sanderson sunday june 23 at 1130 am mr idris hamid will be in charge of the church service hospital auxiliary the gormleyheadfordvic toria square branch of the york central hospital auxili ary will hold its june meeting on monday evening june 24 at 8 pm at the home of mrs norman bell neighbourhood notes birthday greetings to miss vera nichols june 19 donna ryan six years june 20 mrs douglas gee june 21 mrs cecil nichols june 22 donald nichols june 22 ross barker five years june 22 lloyd can ning june 23 jennifer story one year june 23 mrs clar ence steckley june 24 mr and mrs heber mccague will celebrate their 35th wed ding anniversary june 20 mr and mrs earl empringham will celebrate their 21st wedding an niversary june 20 congratulations to mr alan binnington on passing his first year law at queens univers ity kingston mr and mrs j p symnos mr and mrs morley ryan and family had sunday dinner with mr and mrs neil hunter and family at greenbank mrs a p wheler mr and mrs stewart wheler and fam ily of agincourt called on mr and mrs leslie hart and fam ily on sunday evening miss june collard entertain ed the grade 12 girls from the agincourt collegiate at ther home on wednesday afternoon to afternoon tea mr gordon mortson was rushed by ambulance to st michaels hospital on wednes day morning mr and mrs eric charity of richmond hill had sunday evening dinner with mr and mrs harvey collard mr and mrs harry empring ham entertained mr and mrs david empringham mr and mrs rolph empringham and family mr and mrs bruce empringham and family to dinner one evening recently the occasion being in honour of mr and mrs harry empringhams 10th wedding anniversary mr and mrs john empring ham had sunday evening din ner with mr and mrs earl empringham and firls field day the field day sponsored bv the victoria sq dist lions club in cooperation with the school area 3 trustees will be held in the communitv centre park on friday after noon june 21 st all preschool children are invited and any one else in the community and surrouding area is invited to attend important announcement guaranty tlusl has opencdan office in richmond hill pat office corner with a full range of trust services new account opening gifts deposit 25 or more in a savings account free chequing at 4t4 interest and receive an attractive travelling bag or a beautiful 5piece etting of stainless steel free on display in our window or invest j500 or more at 02 interest in a term deposit gift offer empires june 21st 1963 call in and meet our friendly staff note our longer office hours monday to ttrarsday 9 to 5 friday 9 to 9 saturday 9 to 1 free customer parking at the rear of the office canadas larckst independent trdst asked to reconsider sale school debentures at the present time the total amount of school debentures is sued by york county for the various municipalities amounts to the staggering sum of si- 23211300 it is understood that vaughan twp will shortly ap ply to the county to issue an additional million dollar deben ture for secondary schools in that township the warden reported to county council last week that the future accumulation of debt charges may seriously affect the countys credit as well as the credit of local municipalities in making this point the warden recommended that council re consider the policy of issuing debentures for high school con struction at the present time the coun ty has high school debentures outstanding as follows york central district 15s0000 markham village 372000 stouffville 260000 aurora 1086000 newmarket 718113 sutton 216000 4232113 win moo f1v 10000 prlivs will b given to hmm catching lh biggest ftih in ach of thai catsori imam mouth bo large mouth ban- mrthm pile pictrt zfish fiih cant ratbt catzjh not bcovta h whiitivi lngt ar glewi wut bimu lv uf rfca raplka with trv ufa aetisn al ihalr favawr ba aahirat foj ika crayfiih crowftih mf catches fish or your mone back a mn4 manufattvrarf ay ffca makan wmm fameg hkla minnow- avaiubie from markham cycle and sports 85 main st markham phone 2943412 neighbourhood notes congratulation to the follow ing music pupils of mrs s j english who were successful at the recent examinations grade s honours barbara empringham and mary steck ley grade 6 judy cough and dawn tatton grade 5 hon ours anita orr karen chad- wick grade 3 kathie sander son on wednesday june 26 all mrs englishs pupils will pre sent a recital for their parents at browns corners united church mrs a w miller was arm ed with a good supply of hand made articles for the york cen tral hospital gift shop when she attended the open house and display of articles held al the king home of mrs wm c finlay last week mrs miller is gift shop representative for for the buttonville branch ycha others attending were mrs charles hooper mrs rus sell boyington mrs joe robin son and mrs f ii leaf mr and mrs don reesor and gerald accompanied by mr and mrs douglas hood spent last sunday at london with miss isabel hood buttonville people dined well saturday when they attended the smorgasbord dinner put on by the victoria square commu nity club which is raising funds to make further improvements to the community centre among local people present were mr and mrs douglas hood mr and mrs norman reid mr and mrs charles hooper and charles jr mr and mrs wm cham pion and their daughters ac companied by mrs champion sr mr and mrs wm hood and members of their family mr and mrs harold steffler and paul miss mary rodick mrs fred leaf mr and mrs john buchanan sharon and bryan miss joy fuller spent last weekend at a ypu conference near lindsay sharon buchanan was sched uled to enter branson hospital on tuesday of this week for a tonsilectomy jim and rosemary have had a difficult time with measles and mumps reecntly but last weekend there were two spe cial occasions to celebrate ja mie was eight years old on june 16 and geoffrey celebrat ed his first communion on sun day following the church serv ice there was a family break fast mrs yvonne mathieu return ed from a threeweeks stay in hospital last sunday mrs dick jones father mr bunker has been in uxbridge hospital since he suffered a heart attack three weeks ago mrs k c gray and her daughter margaret returned home from a holiday in bri tain recently and mr and mrs gray spent last sunday with mrs english articles pour in for central hospital gift shop mrs wm g finlay held open house at her king side- road home recently and more than one hundred guests re presenting branches of the york central hospital auxili ary were present throughout four spacious rooms of the finlay home there were racks of little girls dres ses childrens knitted wear bed jackets and cosies and every available flat surface was covered with novelties of all sorts from needle cases to toi let articles from flower ar rangements to table mats a display of beautiful kerry- craft jewellery combining na tive woods and stones was shown by mr rex sevenoakes who explained these were hand wrought by his daughter and her husband at their thornhill home and it is hoped they will be sold in the gift shop the gift shop committee pro- vides material for those mak- j ing handmade articles and such is the enthusiasm of aux iliary members that all materi als on hand at the display were given out non members have also been most generous with their time and talents provid ing beautiful knitting and sew ing gift shop committee mem bers who assisted mrs finlay at last weeks display were mrs dorothy butterworth mrs louise nelson mrs innez hanna mrs fran turnbull and mrs sanderson coffee and doughnuts were served during the morning life members for ycha york central hospital auxil iary now has three life mem bers mrs r g britnell of gormley mrs peter salna richvale and mrs f c jack son richmond hill life mem bership is given when a s100 donation is made to the auxil- balsam ml zion the ucw met last wednes day in the church basement with pine grove and glen major associations as guests following the worship mrs jack empringham read a poem on june and mrs r day a paper on religion and life mrs r nesbitt and mrs jack johnson of pine grove sang a duet he guided my life thirteen ladies answered the roll with an item on can ada mrs rapsay of chalk lake gave a very interesting travelogue on her trips to austria and western canada rev fleetham played several record numbers of the korean orphan choir supper and a social time followed mr and mrs lloyd wilson spent the weekend with rela tives at thedford mrs wm harbron and mrs f disney went on the golden age bus trip last wednesday to pioneer village the ford plant at oakville and other places of interest a number of friends and re latives attended a birthday party friday night for mrs frank disney at the home of mr and mrs earl disney the sympathy of this com munity goes to mrs joe for syth in the death of her brother art peddie of claremont who passed away in his sleep friday night sunday visitors at the t jordan home were mr and mrs jos mugford and kathy mr and mrs harold van- sickle of toronto and mr and mrs wm jordan and family mr and mrs elmer wilson spent sunday with friends at stratford i left my films at aikens 35 main st v stouffville why dont you saik pharmacy phone 6401722 4ttfmttttftrmttiftttivn west end barber shop hours tucs thurs frl 8 ajn till 9 pm wed and sat 8 am till 6 pm registered barbers 153 main st w stouffville len and david keeping a s ssassssassaasxsesassssxs ncssacsi sscoa as foreign jobs foreign employment offers men and women choice of 19 countries free transportation special tax benefits bonus es liberal vacations and a most unique way of life in government careers or with american companies their subsidiaries over half a million americans work and live exceptionally well outside the usa you can earn up to s1600 per month paid in us currency for complete in formation send 2 to foreign projects p o box 1915 beverly hills calif california jobs thousands of new job openings now in southern california in ail fields permanent job security send 2 for job in formation names and addresses to california jobs p o box 1944 beverly hills calif asaaaobtsxsssssasassxssscssssscsss holiday specials morris mini minor 139500 morris mini super 149500 morris mini c1 aq nn station wagon 4lovduu quality coop guaranteed for your protection theres more to the new 1963 coop viscount chest freezers than meets the eye the hidden features x illustrated in this cutaway wall section help provide safe efficient food storage tijogutlz see these and the other fine ca in the bmc line at claremont garage rs sales and service austin riley morris wolseley austinhealy mg with a smartly styled 1953 coop viscount chest freezer you can have supermarket selection at your fingertips available in three sizes 15 17 and 21 cu ft holding from 526 to 735 lbs of food all models have 88lb fast freeze compart- ments and exterior adjustable cold controls baskets dividers and interior lights make food finding easy true zero tempera- ture keeps foods safely frozen for months vv fullsize batt insulation of felted glass fibre through- but entire freezer ivi in lid zw in sides 3 in bottom wont settle or sag condenser coils are secure- ly welded and contour-fitted- to inside of outer cabinet to ensure dry efficient insula tion this keeps outer walls warm preventing exterior con densation freezing coils are fitted to length of food liner wall to provide uniform constant true zero temperature on entire 4wal area claremont ont phone 6492101 open seven days a week use your own products irhaiooitj a beautiful electric hair dryer given absolutely free with the purchase of a freezer or refrigeratorfreexer before june 29th stouffville coop phone 6401550 or 6401551

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