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mr and mrs eric pilkcv church tlic bride is the for- arc shown here following rrier doris aldcne stocklcy their recent wedding in see- daughter of ond markham baptist mr a nd m rs norman k steckley rr 1 stouffvihe the groom is the son of mr and mrs howard pilkcv of markham cariieux studio wedding rilkkv stkckikv second markham baptist churrh was decorated with white nr blur summer flowers and ferns when don alene stfcklry daughter f mr and mrs norman k stocklpy iir 1 stouffvihe and eric carl pilkry son of mr and mrs howard pilkry of markham wrre united in marriase at 12 orlock june 29 19g3 rev bruee hiscy was the ofliciatin clergyman given in marriage by her father the bride ehose a floor length gown of imported bro cade featuring an empire hod- ice with a rounded neckline the skirt was fashioned with a sheath front a wide rulfie ac cented with side bows lell into a full length train at centre back the scalloped veil was caught up by a tiara of orange blossoms she carried a nose gay of white gardenias stepha- notis and ivy miss norma steckley the brides sister was maid of hon our and miss marian gostiek of stouffvihe barbara pawson of england and iouise clark also of stouffvihe as brides maids were dressed alike in sheath dresses of blue flowered silk organza over taffeta with matching head bows and carry ing nosegays of white carna tions and ivy miss donna marie rat cliff soloist was accompanied by mr clarion baker at the or gan mr gordon pilkey of markham was the best man and the ushers were mr keino reman of stouttville mr den nis pilkey of peterboro and mr maurice pilkey of toronto for the wedding reception which took place at parkside j youth centre the brides moth er chose a sheath dress of hya cinth blue brocade with deeper blue accessories the grooms mother wore a sheath jacket dress of aquamarine lace and beige accessories they both wore white corsages for a honeymoon spent trav elling in ontario the bride chose a yellow shantung sheath dress and jacket with white accessories and a white cors age mr jim thomas of stouff vihe was master of ceremonies at the reception following this about a hundred guests were entertained at the home of the bride while the bride and groom were taken for a ride through the streets of stouffvihe and markham in a boat on a trailer decorated with a canopy and streamers the brides bouquet was caught by her cousin miss shirley steckley and her blue garter by gordon pilkey the happy couple will make their home at 176 ellington dr scarboro guests were present from toronto gormley markham hamilton columbus peter boro claremont and stouffvihe teachers from markham and north york were also present engagements jiarvkv bkeibv mr and mrs robert beelby wish to announce the encase ment of their daughter rose mary dianne florence to john lewis harvey son of mr and mrs john b harvey of truro nova scotia the wedding to take place saturday aug 10 1963 at 230 claremont united church ratcliff smith mr and mrs sidney richard smith of port credit wish to announce the engagement of their daughter judith anne to robert paul ratcliff son of mr and mrs donald b rat- cliff rr 4 stouffvihe the wedding to take place at three oviook saturday july 20th in kenmuir baptist church port credit mr and mrs john c mor row and family formerly of montreal have taken up resi dence in the former dr h b freel home on main street mr morrow has accepted a position on the staff of the stouffvihe dist high school and will teach metal shop grades 9 to 12 and mathematics in grade 9 the spacious freel home was purchased recently by dr bill murphy local den tist modernday chariot former mongolia rfsident dies at petrolia the communitv was saddened to learn of the sudden death of mrs ruby elizabeth lucas wife of rev em lucas of pet rolia on wed july 3 1963 sho was a daughtei of the late mr and mrs um rennie cone 10 markham at mongolia and she va in her 56th year in 1930 she mairied rev ern lucas of the inited missionary church who survives her along with their family of a son vernon of kitchener and daughters shirl ey mrs h donaken of colum bus mississippi iva mrs bob maden of breslau mervl mrs ron newmasten of kitchenei and norma at home a sister beatrice imrs roy wilson of claremont and a brother reg rennie of stouffvihe also sur vive thev had been icsidents of petrolia for one year a funeral seivice was held a petrolia on friday night july 5th in charge of rev henry good of sarnia and rev arthur lehman on saturday a service was held in the united mission ary church stouffvihe in charge of rev ward m shantz with rev arthur walsh preach ing the funeral service inter ment was in stouffvihe ceme- terv the pallbearers were rev hs hallman rev grant sloss rev c hunking rev a leh man rev c berry and rev harold boadway rev and mrs lucas had been in charge of pa storates at charlemonl brcslau hesoier hanover avlmer man itoulin island and lions head as well as the present charge of petrolia twdiy my 1953 the stouffvihe tribune pge j local and personal happenings death mrs i brubacher the funeral service for mrs cora may brubacher was held in the united missionary church stouffvihe thursday july 4th at 115 pm the pastor the rev a walsh conducted tho service assisted by district suo- erintendent the rev wm shantz mrs brubacher celebra ted her sixtveighth birthday on june 9 1963 although she had been gradually failing in health for some time mrs brubacher was able to attend church and sunday school each sunday morning mrs brubacher had resided in stouffvihe since 1915 her husband the rev ie bru bacher passed away in 1950 af ter about five years of illness an earlier period of residence in the village occurred from 1935 to 1938 when rev lb bru bacher was pastor in the stouff vihe united missionary church during her life as wife of a pastor in many communities in ontario mrs brubacher on occa sion filled the pulpit when her husband was unable to do so as a girl she was brought up in the home of a pastor the rev j a sider when the denomination was known as the mennonite brethren in christ mrs brubacher is survived hy one son john of stouffvihe and three grandchildren her other son elgin died on the mission field in nigeria in 1913 his wife edma brubacher returned to nigeria on june 12 to begin her seventh term there her sister miss myrtle sider with whom she has been living resides in stouffvihe of mrs brubachers three brothers wilmer frank and robert only robert sider of preston survives her nephew rev lloyd sider is a pastor in the united missionary church members of the local congre gation served as pallbearers messrs jacob reesor reg stouffer lambert stouffer wil- mot brown lloyd wideman and gordon kennedy interment was in the ceme tery of the first mennonite church king st kitchener pallbearers at the cemetery he- ing ministers of the united mis sionary church rev wm shantz rev donald pugh rev harold boadway rev lr pi- pher rev henry good and gordon bolender mr and mrs a c byer mavtree ave accompanied mr and mrs edgar stickley of vic toria sauaie on sunday to the brethren in chiist camp meet ing at fort erie mr ron brillinger a clerk in the office of local insurance ag ent kenneth laurhway has successfully passed his examin ations set by the dedt of insur ance and is now a licensed sub- agent with the firm he icv-eiv- ed over 75 in tests conducted in the parliament buildings toi ronlo canadian lines material of scarboro held their annual pic nic at greenwood conservation park in attendance from stoutt ville were mr and mrs leo wagg and family mr and mrs rodnev bond and family mr and mrs joe symes and mary and mr and mrs everett ham mond and daughter of ahona miss shirley wagg was the win- ner of a flash camera in a treasure hunt local connie guests of choi at owen sound mr and mis george barthol omew spent the weekend at tho bay motor hotel owen sound as guests of chum toronto ten eouoes were fortunate in enjoying the facilities of the ho tel thev were accompanied by two of the stations djs mike darrcll and moose iatroek al- o the promotion manager allan farrell and their wives miss mary anderson has taken a position at the local post office during the summer months mr and mrs jo harrison and family of burlington spent the weekend with hti mother mr 01ier teller mill st mrs wm kidd of saskatoon arrived on tuesday to spend a month with her brother mr bon bell and family mrs may symes is holidaying with friends at riverside there will he no issue of the tribune on thursday aug sth mr and mrs ies clarke and family lloyd ave are spending two weeks at a cottage on drag- lake north of haliburton mrs orville drewery of bak er hill is presently confined to wellcsiey hospital for obsetva- lion mr and mrs herb krirg and council has purchased a s tractor and mower from chak wags reunion more than fifty family mem bers of the late coleman robert isaac and nelson wagg gathered together in stouffvihe park on saturday afternoon for their an nual reunion and picnic the president for 1963 was mr herb wagg of goodwood mr roy stewart of ml albert was in charge of the entertainment mr jim wagg of goodwood was the oldest person present bradley dav weekend at their cottage on grindstone lake in the belleville district mr and mrs ron brillinger church street enjoyed a week vacation on a camping exjwdi- tion in the algonquin park area the baptist sunday school held their annual picnic at greenwood conservation prk on monday richards and for ss50 sons stouffvihe mr and mrs truman baxter rupert ave enjoyed the week- end at aurora with her brother frank and mrs hutchinson mr james mckchr 9th lin- n has been appointed chief warden for stouffvihe in con nection with the local emo program mr roy terr of orillia spen a couple days here last week and attended the funeral of his aunt mrs kg tarr snowplowing operations on the towns main street will b handled hy the dent of high ways during the winter of 1963 61 according to a decision by the council last week the torch club i toronto i orthaopedic recreational ceu- i jj an xi russell sheri ick ties headquarters returned to j 0 dtdsburv alberta spent a the stouffvihe park on salmriav tew ay with mr and mrs el- afternoon for their annual picnic dori smith of lincolnville before i leaving lo visit their son arnold mr and mrs percy tarr were j indiana visitors on sunday with mr md mrs herbert irwin in toronto mrs a brock of spent last week with her friend mrs ken campbell of ring- wood mr and mrs vincent wagg accompanied her sister mrs iockie of burlington to pow wow inn at huntsville on fri day the stouffvihe lions club lias mr and mrs ken elson and family have moved from th loronlo spofforcl apartment on mill st to the waller davis house cone 10 n mr robert white and his sister miss ethel white of i goodwood rr 1 have moved into the spofford apartment thomas son of mr and mrs agreed to purchase a large play- donald thomas cone 9 mark ham was the youngest in atten dance among those present from a distance were mr and mrs chas flowers recently re turned from air force dutv in germany others attended fiom midland and manitoulin island the executive for 1964 will in clude norman maye goodwood pies margaret rodman ux- bridge sec treas mrs alger ground swing for the pari at westlawn cresc and rupert ave the cost will exceed 300 mr and mrs everton smith mill st were guests on sunday with mr and mrs amos smih of franklin two birthdays were being celebrated a total of 310 complaints were stouffvihe po- maye goodwood social conven- lice dcpt according to a report or roy stewart ml albert and for the month of june submit- garry rodman uxbridge en- j ted last week by chief orland tertainment committee deaths williams ernest frank suddeniv on wednesdav july 3 1963 at his home gormley ontario ernest frank willi ams beloved husband of the late clara pickard dear broth er of harry r of ormond beach florida and william b williams of gormley resting at the turner porter chapei 436 ronccsvalles ave from 6 pm thursday funeral serv- ice 10 oclock saturday morn- ing interment mount pleasant cemetery in lieu of flowers those who wish may make do nations to the thornhaven school for retarded children richmond hill like the heroes of roman times mr henry michell of markham holds the reins to a fine pair of pranrin pinto ponies as he prepares for a mornin workout chariot races at country fairs aboard a modernday chariot throuzhout southern ontario now that the project is com- mr campbell anthony also pee the owner plans to en- of markham has constructed tcr his steeds in organized a similar unit ringwood holiday visitors with mr and mrs frank atkinson were mr and mrs j b keachie of gait congratulations to mr and mrs earl thompson nee wen dy lee who were married on july 6th mrs gordon holden spent a few days in chatham with her daughter mrs boh mrclana- han and family shelley anne and her mother arrived home on friday from hospital a new sister for brenda and wayne mr and mrs walter pipher and mr orval drewery visited mrs drewery in the wellcsiey hospital on sunday afternoon mr edgar la fosse was guest preacher on sunday morning in the absence of the pastor rev barry jones who preached in keswick christian church at the dedication of their electric organ wayne mccausland of orton has been visiting his aunt and uncle mr and mrs malcolm keith over the weekend mrs anderson is convalesc ing at the home of her daugh ter mrs stewart vague mr and mrs bruce taylor and family spent the holiday weekend with a cousin in buf falo and this week they have taken a cottage near lakefield mr and mrs murray emmor- son spent the holiday weekend with his brother leland and family at maiheson ont a family gathering of thirty- three members was held in hon our of mr gowers s9th birth day at the home of mr and mrs fred steckley on the holi day unforlunately mr gower sultered a severe attack of the llu immediately aflerwaids he has somewhat improved mr and mrs jacob grove i ailed on mr govver on his birthday tuesday afternoon mr and mrs harold steckley and family of hamilton and mrs borden of toronto called on mr and mrs fred steckley on friday nishu f c dolphin born in stouffvihe died in wembley funeral services were hold on june 22 1963 at wembley united church for frederick charles dolphin long time res ident of wembley rev nicolas officiated mr dolphin died june 18 in beaverlodge hospi tal in his 73rd year born in stouffvihe ontario mr dolphin had lived in the wembley district for 53 years he was a member of the mason ic lodge burial was in the lake saska toon cemetery brother of archie stewart passes in manitoba herbert h stewart second youngest of a family of nine children born to the late wil liam and martha stewart died in his 76th year at his home in foxwarren surviving is his wife the former viola jones daughter of the late mr and mrs albert jones of uxbridge and three sons william of cal ifornia roy of toronto and gor don on the home farm at fox warren also four grandchildren a sister tilda mrs henry reid of brandon man and a brother- archie of stouffvihe also sur vive the funeral service was held in birlle baptist church with interment in foxwarren cemetery the late mr stewart was born 2 miles east of good wood in 1909 he went west on a harvest excursion where ho worked in manitoba and cal gary before going down to west tampa florida he returned to farming in manitoba in 1915 and continued until he retired to foxwarren 5 vears ago owing to ill health keating ninety homes of vaca tioning residents were checked regularly mr and mrs vincent wagg and miss betty woodland were guests at the wedding of their nephew and cousin mr wayne lockie of burlington on satur day june 2flth they spent tho weekend with the harold caul- fields at oakville rev richard g simpson canadian representative for the bible meditation league will be speaking on what shall it be communism or christ at the stouffvihe unit ed missionary church on sun day july 14 at 730 pm rev and mrs harold bran- ton and daughter sheila of red deer alberta have been visiting with mr and mrs henry slack and other friends the past week rev branton was a former baptist minister here dr f mirhady of vancouver who is on his way to visit his brother in switzerland was a visitor with the stouffer family on the weekend on monday mr and mrs walter stouffer of kitchener and mr and mrs archie stouffer of minden were also visitors with miss bertha stouffer mill st the crosier reunion and pic nic was held in stouffvihe mem orial park on saturday after noon with 75 present for the sumptuous supper after a program of races con tests etc for all ages president bruce wilson of trenton distri buted the prizes the youngest member present was the 4 mo old son of mr and mrs bruce mackie of port perry and jac queline st john of goodwood being next in line the oldest lady present was mrs norman prentice of uxbridge and the oldest gentleman mr walter short of toronto miss barbara lister of toron to is secty and mr bill charlton of toronto is in charge of tho sports program for the 1964 ga thering members were present from trenton myrtle manches ter prince albert scugog ep som uxbridge brougham to ronto and hamilton as memorial park offers such a picturesque place for a picnic plans were made to hold the 1964 reunion at the same place miss dorothy wagg is spend ing three weeks at fair haven camp near gamebridge as coun sellor mr elmer daniels is back at work after being in shouldice hospital bayview ave for an operation last week miss gine teensma who lives with mr and mrs frank burk- holder is leaving today thurs by dutch air lines for a month visit wiih her parents and fam ily in sneck holland miss margaret coughlan n holidaying in the muskokas at the summer home of mr and mrs jack waterhouse with tho george harris family of east york child health clinic stouttville child health clnfl will be held friday july 12th from 1 3fl to 3 pm in the yok county health building main street fiee immunization harold hoover obrien ave is omnloved as dock boy at okceehoheo iodcc little cur rent manitoulin island for ths summer misses linda clcndennlng and lois hutchinson also malcolm ratcliff are spending the sum mer months working at canad ian keswick conference at lake rosseatt the goldfish supply co of stouttville has very generously presented the stouffvihe minor softball assoc with sixty admis sion tickets to an international league game at maple loaf stadium on saturday july 13th caution signs have been painted on the main street pave ment at the approaches to the two courtesy walks road fore man elgin wagg completed tha brush work the family of the late mr and mrs george wagg held a reunion at island lake on sat urday ninetyseven members of the family were presnt mr and mrs frank wagg of stouffvihe being the oldest couple attend ing mrs fred byei and mrs noel stony were in charge of the arrangements iiohiculfurnl meeting and show plan to attend the flower show and horticultural meeting lo be held in the presbyterian church basement at s oclock on mon july 15 this meeting is in charge of mrs fred byer and mrs f goudie mr and mrs edgie pegg of claremont rr2 will be telling of the wild life on their bird sanctuary and will be accompanied with pictures they are members of the osha wa naturalist club music will be provided by mr leroy sop- er and the cook girls of clare mont classes for the flower show will be as follows 1 delphinium 1 spike 2 hydrangea bloom 3 rose 1 bloom 4 rose 1 spray 5 vase of sweet peas 6 arrang using pansies 7 arrang using roses 8 arrang using gloriosa dai sies 9 arrang using daylilies 10 arrang using shast daisies 11 a dining table centre 12 arrang for a kitchen 13 arrang using driftwood 14 arrang in green and white 15 arrang with lilies predom 16 arrang using roadside or woods material 17 arrang using foliage 18 arrang using seed pods and foliage entries are to he placed be tween 5 and 7 pm the goodwood softball team an entry in the claremont com munity league plan to advance into the ontario rural softball playoffs and hope to use tha stouffvihe park for their homa contests it has been suggested in town council that the speed limit on the main street in stouffvihe and on the ninth line north to elm road should he reduced to 25 miles per hour the recom mendation will be forwarded to the dept of hwys for approval mrs leo egberts and sons gerry and wynand park rd s left by plane on june 27 to visit her mother and other members of the family in didam pro vince of gelderland holland they will he returning the mid dle of august mr james b king of toron to is the acting manager at tho stouffvihe bank of nova scotia while mr geo williams is on vacation mr bruce haigh a member of the bank staff will leave shortly to accept a posi tion of accountant at a branch in bramalea nearly fifty descendants ot the family of the late christo pher st john gathered at ced- arstone park near greenbank on saturday for a reunion mr and mrs howard st john and mr and mrs bob rawson of st thomas who spent the weekend with her mother mrs will st john were in attendance peler gibbins of lomonvilla and wayne diceman of maple are currently enjoying a trip ti calgary a prize made possibe through achievements in matci plowing compelitions last fall while out west they will vsit the calgary stampede they will return home next week a winner in the clasl sponsored hy the imperial oil co at the ploughing match held at owen sound last fall mr floyd forsyth and mis forsyth are presently on a two week all expense paid trip to prince edward island thy are accompanied by miss vni jacques of hagersville who came 2nd and the trip manager mr alvin marks of cameron former markham boy burled at rnlnham centre rev lewis fretz of rainham centre pastor of the mennonite church there the past fortv vears died on wed july 3 1963 he was a son of the late mr and mrs manasseh fretz cone 8 markham and is survived hv his wife the former barbara hoov er sons paul of floradale nckr waterloo and lome at home and daughters joyce and lbis also at home brothers oran of belhcsda fred of st jacobs and edward of markham and sisters mary mrs eh in snyder of porto rico ella mrs orville weber of baden and mabel mis veinie hooveri of spring- vale also survive rev earl sider of cheapsido was in charge of the funeral service which was held on fri day july 5th several car loadt of folk from this district attend ed the funeral lonttnorency cherries we are now taking orders for fresh and soft- frozen montmorency cherries to arrive directly from vineland orchards the frozen cherries ore expected to arrive the later part of july and will be in 22 and 10 pound pails sweet black cherries fresh sweet cherries from vineland orchards we also expect to have black are now arriving the quality i s excellent frozen sweet cherries lo arrive with the montmorency shipments ratcliff s iga foodiiner stouffville ontario