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i f s meet again the stnuffville sr citizens organization sponsored by the ijulies auxiliary and the legion will meet on the third tuesday evening of each month in he iegion hall the next gathering is scheduled for april 20th at the first meeting the most senior of all guests present was mrs elizabeth bennett 83 ot bingvvood shown here staff rhoto start annuals indoors during early spring annuals may he classified into two groups hardy and half- hardy annuals the hardy an nuals are grown from seeds sown outofdoors and the half- hardy annuals are sown indoors in early spring and are trans planted outdoors after the dan ger of frost is over many of them such as petunia and ver bena must be started inside to give them the required length of growing season or bloom production horticulturists with the on tario department of agricul ture recommend sowing seeds of most halfhardy annuals from now onwards to produce a short sturdy plant do not sow the seed too early most of them should not been sown un til early april rapid growers such as zinnias and cosmos should not be sown until late april sow different kinds in sep arate containers to make trans planting easy and efficient con tainers such as 6inch seed pans or 5inch pots should be large enough to start sufficient seedlings for normal sized easter candy easter box candy laura secord chocolates cit wrapped lor easter easter baskets eggs hens rabbits ioc to 300 jfodzdfr surprise her with an excitingly new frarrrant scent for an easter to remember perfumes soaps cologne especially gift wrapped a ub suction of j houstons the rexajx drug store 1 main sfw stouftvilla phonk wo2222 twentytwo twentytwo gardens use a soil mixture consisting of 7 parts loam 3 parts peat and 2 parts sand add about 2 ounces of superphosphate or a complete fertilizer such as 5-10- 5 to each bushel of mixture it is advisable to sift the mixture through a 4 inch sieve to re move rough lumpy materials sow the seeds and cover lightly with the soil mixture water with a fine spray to avoid uncovering the seeds an alter native method of watering is to place the pot 3 of its depth in water until the soil surface darkens then remove the pot and allow to drain glass or plastic may be placed over the container to conserve moisture and lessen the need tor water ing shade from direct sun un til the first seedlings appear then remove the covers and shading transplant the seedlings into flats when they begin to devel op their first true leaves use the same soil mixture as re commended above and space the transplants about 2 inches apart to keep them short and sturdy place the seedlings in a welllighted location keep the soil evenly moist and to reduce dampingoff disease water early in the day so that foliage is dry before nightfall annuals should nol be set out until the danger of frost is past to acclimatize the plants to out door conditions set the flats outside a week or more before planting out and if frost threatens cover them with bur lap or other protective material at night for jr girls only in reply to the question in the roamin around column of ap ril 1st concerning the lack of a stouffville entry in the hockey queen competition at alliston i would like it known that only junior team entries are accept ed and therefor the majority of the local players could not qualify it would be impossible to group together an alljunior club of sufficient calibre to compete on such short notice bert jagger manager sam hendy musselmans lake suffered a broken left ankle last week when he step ped into a hole in the road near his home his foot is presently confined to a cast toronto bible college president to speak the stouffville tribune thursday april 8 1965 pie i local and personal happenings as part of the emphasis on missions during the month of april guest speaker in both the morning and evening services in the markham united mis sionary church this sunday april 11th will be the rev stewart bochmcr dd presi dent of the toronto bible col lege dr boehmcr is a graduate of the moody bible institute chi cago he has held pastorates in waterloo and toronto calvary church in toronto of which he was pastor gained wide recog nition for the expansion of its missionary program and sun day school organization during his fourteen years there dr bochmer has served on numerous missionary councils and has travelled widely as a missionary statesman he is well qualified to speak on the j subject of world missions o- 1 day all are invited to hear i him at 1100 am and 730 pm 1 guest soloist in the morning 1 service will be mrs floyd do ner from oshawa and in the ev- ening mr leroy sopcr from stourtville will be the soloist during the month of april the markham u m church is placing special cmphass on i world missions the congrega- i tion will raise the support of i miss iris schlitt the missionary they support in india two mis sionary children are also sup ported by members of the con- gregation as well as other smal- lcr projects that are carried by the church and sunday school dixie dean coming to markham mr dixie dean one of the outstanding accordianists of our day will be playing in the mar kham united missionary church on wednesday april 4th at 8 pm he will also be speaking in this midweek ser vice which is part of the annual missionary conference of the church mr dean was a professional accordianist at the age of 14 for twenty years he was with the canadian broadcasting cor poration and had written and played music for the national film board he was the first charter member of the canad ian teachers accordianist as sociation that organization has been given their government charter the first in the world during world war ii mr dean served in the canadian navy as a wireless operator for 2vs years and then was with the canadian navy show during which time he played before the king and queen and the two princesses however it is not because of these accomplishments that di xie dean is being brought to the united missionary church it is because of his service as a christian missionary after the war he became a christian at tended and graduated from the toronto bible college and then went to serve with the world radio missionary fellowship inc in ecuador south ameri ca there with radio station hcjb the voice of the andes he was program director this missionary radio station is heard by short wave around the world mr dean will in this service not only be playing his accor dion several times but will be speaking and telling of the mis sionary activities of the world radio missionary fellowship everyone is most cordially in vited to this wednesday even ing service one of over 200 mr and mrs james lee and family mill st moved last week to a home on main st north markham mr alex wilkins rupert ave returned home on satur day after his recent stay in the scarboro hospital the stouffville players are presenting doctor in the house in the legion hall thursday apr 8 tonight and fri april 9 at 8 oclock tickets available at the door or at hen- riricks hardware another senior citizens even ing will be held in the legion hall on tuesday april 20 mr and mrs norman king ol belhaven were recent dinner guests with her sister mr and mrs ern pilkev main st e mrs reg mackay maytre ave is presently a patient in newmarket hospital mr and mrs fred push ac companied mr and mrs bob lewis and shirley of altona to visit mr and mrs elroy schnei der and family of bloomingdale on thursday fred lehman an occasion of unusual in terest to the community will he the youth rally at goim- ley united missionary church good friday april ib at 8 pm this rally will feature the solos of mr fred l- man of kitchener remember ed for his community minis try last september at the dicksons hill tent crusade mr lehman will be assisted by his family and bis sister miss marion lehman the group combining for various vocal numbers in addition to the musirai program mr lehman will bring a testimonymessage relating his experience when shot down over germany and his conversion in a prisoner- ofwar camp while this is a youth rallv the general public is invited to attend the service warren hendricks of carlton college ottawa was home with his parents mr and mrs cec hendricks for the weekend miss irene timbers of tor onto was a weekend guest with her parents mr and mrs win timbers miss evelyn rus- nell also spent the weekend with mr and mrs ira rusnell baker ave mr and mrs nelson ashton of ashburn visited with mr and mrs peter barrie manito ba st on sunday engagement mcclure simpson mr and mrs william simp son rr 2 stouffville announce the engagement of their daugh ter karen dianne stewart to mr robert wayne mcclure son of mr and mrs willam mc clure rr 1 sharon the mar riage will take place saturday may 1 1965 at 3 pm in vivian memorial church vivian mr alan bevan 45 victoria st is attending an art confer ence in philadelphia this week mrs cliff lemon rupert ave was a visitor on friday af ternoon with mrs percy cooper of unionville and on saturday mr and mrs cliff pilkey and mrs edna burgar of toronto were guests of the lemons mr and mrs harry madden may tree ave have taken up residence on rupert ave prior to building a new home north of town mr and mrs henry steikley ruth and myrtle of scarboro were guests on sunday with mr and mrs lloyd mover and girls church st ross hetherington boh bruce and harry schell attended the ontario hydro banquet held at spruce villa whitby last week electric heating was dis cussed miss carol mitchell of toron to daughter of mr and mrs les mitchell goodwood and friend miss janet stewart of collingwood arrived in toronto on monday night after a holiday in the virgin islands mr and mrs charlie tindall harold ave were married 54 years on mon april 5 on sunday their daughter mr and mrs orvan downer and grand daughter mr and mrs gordon cook and family terry lynn and bobby all of scarboro hel ped the tindalls celebrate their anniversary the misses woods of ed ward st have moved to a new home at rr 1 fraserville near peterborough mrs arthur snowball sr formerly of north markham is a patient at brierbush hospital markham mission auxiliary are holding a rummage sale on saturday april 10 at 930 am in the veterans hall markham mr and mrs ross harper baker ave were recent visitors with their son don and mrs harper at agincourt mr dave ratcliff is recuperat ing in newmarket hospital fol lowing an operation mr wm sherwood of dlclf- sons hill a former teacher at stouffville dist high school is in scarborough hospital follow ing a coronary the annual dist ayrshir banquet was held in the presby terian church basement on fri day evening with 10s present the guest speaker was mr geo atkins cbc farm broad caster awards were also pre sented to the winners store than 200 skaters performed before a sellout crowd at markhams first annual figure skating carnival on saturday night the theme of the show was centred around a visit to the mk farm pretty 10 year old deborah ijiwrcnce hawkridge ave markham is pictured here beside iter model horse staff photo births boake dawn billy and becky are happy to announce the arrival of their brother robert carl 8 lb 13 oz on march 30 1965 the proud parents are don and laurie may with special thanks to dr donald smith dunkeld clifford and glenria are happy to announce the birth of a son 8 lb 15 oz on april 2 1965 at brierbush hospital a brother for susan heather and janet hawkins- to mr and mrs ray hawkins on march 28 1965 at tungan magajuja nigeria a daughter sutherland keith and cathy nee stover wish to announce the birth of a son scott keith on monday april 5th 1965 at the york county hospital newmarket a brother for mary jo death jarvis edward james at the stouffville nursing home on monday apr 5 1965 edward james jarvis in his 89th year beloved husband of the late esther reesor and dear father of stanley of toronto mrs frank roberts mabel of unionville mrs fred shadlock vera rr 1 unionville mrs sam housser verna markham mrs will morris edith rr 3 stouffville harold of markham and lome of ajax resting at the oneill fune ral home stouffville service in the chapel on thursday at 2 pm interment stouffville cemetery music mania 65 music mania 65 the latest edition of the stouffville united church couples club sponsored variety show will be held in the high school on friday apr 30th and saturday may 1st kay dowswell is the producer director of this years show and she is receiving ample support from other people in town lome boadway is again the music director and jerry waite leads the orchestral ac companiment the chorus has been practis ing every wednesday night at summitview public school since the middle of january not to be outdone the twelve beautiful dancing girls have been gyrolating every monday night and thursday morning at sharon braziers home barb hambly assisted by sharon brazier and pat kinsella are producing the choreography costume convener is margue rite murphy she is being ably assisted by leda lewis as well other girls are stitching the clothes together the posters in the store win dows about town were designed by don taylor these are just a few of the chief members that are working behind the scenes to produce this show the proceeds of which will be donated to uni- cef the public is invited to purchase tickets at s125 for adults 50c for children from any member ol the couples club or from ticket convener mrs beryl sanderson remember the dates friday april 30 and saturday may 1 dont miss the latest music mania 65 the stouffville womens in stitute will meet in the club room of the legion hal on wednesday april 14th at 145 pm this is the annual business meeting mrs w atkinson will show pictures taken while on a trip to europe last summer all ladies of the community are welcome st patricks catholic wom ens league elected its 196566 executive at the general mceti ing held in the parish hall mon day april 5th mrs c w kamps will hold the office of president again this year first vice will be mrs g berriman second vice mrs p brugger third vice mrs g colburn recording secretary mrs m daly corresponding secretary mrs f mellon and treas urer mrs w leblanc rev j f culnan thanked the cwl for the assistance they have given to the parish after some discussion it was decided that st patricks would hold a bazaar auction again this year the meeting was closed with a prayer by father culnan the ladies then took part in some fun games lunch was served by the social convener mrs a t oconnor assisted by mrs r d oconnor daffodil tea a success the annual daffodil tea spon sored by the stouffville branch of the cancer society was held on april 1 at the home of mrs david coon church st and was well attended pouring tea were mrs b davidson mrs w koster mrs win timbers and mrs k laushway the ladies serving were representatives of each church in the community and surrounding district those winning door prizes were mrs t coughlan mrs w brillinger mrs wm duxbury mrs e macaloney miss g todd and mrs b davidson over 80 was realized the society is grateful to all those who helped to make the day a success mr and mrs arthur march rose ave have returned from a sixweek holiday in florida and texas much of the time was spent sightseeing but vi sits were made with their son bob march in houston texas also with their aunt mrs percy march in st petersburg they also went to arcadia florida to call on rev w m mcguire of the church of the nazarena there many friends of the mc- guires in this area will be in terested in knowing that they are moving shortly to a larger pastorate in cocoa florida on us highway 1 where they hope canadian friends will find it very convenient to call on them you are cordially invited to attend an exhibition of paintings by students of mr g otto the paintings will be exhibited at mr ottos studio 1 mile east of ballantrae on the aurora sideroad on saturday april 10 and sunday april 11 1965 from 2 6 pm refreshments will be served rr2 stouffville ont tel 6401807 child health clinic stouffville child health clinic will be held on friday april 9tb from 1 30 to 3 pm in the york county health building main street location of new rambler agency in town ftst a new rambler agency has been opened in stouffville and lis location ls at sanders sales and service main st e- and no 11 uwy bill sanders right and son ed are shown here beside two models in the bambler line the ambassador and the classic staff photo the stouffville players present doctor in the house in three rather saucy acts produced by special arrangements vilh samuel french canada ltd stouffville legion hall 8 pm thursday april 8th friday april 9th tickets 100 available at door or at hendricks hardware adult entertainment