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burness w heise 62 helped war children the stouffville tribune thurufcy april 15 1965 pqt 3 a former deputy minister o public welfare for ontario burness w heise 62 died sun day in st michaels hospital appointed official guardian for the many british children sheltered in canada during world war ii mr heise was made an officer of the order of the british empire and award ed the george v jubilee medal and the george vi coronation medal once a field worker with the buffalo childrens aid society and for four years director of the society in hamilton mr heise spent nine year with the welfare department as superin tendent of the childrens aid branch before taking the depu tys post in 1944 among his other interests was the provision of adequate housing for the elderly he contended that the elderly nee ded a sense of belonging and when the department unveiled plans for future institutions for the aged 16 years ago he ar gued that they should be per mitted to feel independent mr heise was chairman of the united churchs commis sion on the urban frontier a group set up to study the churchs relations with persons living in urban areas and was secretary of the churchs com- i mittee of employed church men the latter group is study ing way in which laymen might become engaged in full- i time church work he was born in stouffville and graduated in 1925 from the university of toronto school of social work he leaves his wife violet franceses and two daughters mrs allan mcguire and mrs derek morley both of toronto also a sister enna mr heise was a son of the late ja cob heis a former lumber dea ler of stouffville after resting at the earle el liott funeral home 2287 yonge st service was held on wed from rosedale united church with interment in mount plea sant cemetery locas and personal happenings dr ron smith is piescstly working with the racing com mission at fort erie mr and mrs glenn byer have taken up residence in their new home on cone 10 s mr and mrs roy smith and mr and mrs cecil banks of bethesda had dinner on sunday night with mrs wyatt johnson mill st on may 21st brian rowbot- ham will graduate in honor science and receive hi ba degree diploma from queens university he also won an ont gov fellowship for siduu a year for three years this mon- i ey to be used to assist in furth- cr studies to obtain his ma and phd degrees upon receipt of these degrees he will uc qualified to teach in a univer sity brian is the son of mr and mrs bruce rowbotham of cornwall also the grandson of mr george freeman of cedar grove and of mr and mrs frank rowbotham of stouff ville missionary cantata in markham u m church figure skating star debbie wilkes of union ville was feature attraction at the stouffville lee carnival held in the arena on saturday night a crowd estimated nt close to 1200 attended the show deaths hall bessie suddenly on monday april 12 1965 at the scarborough general hospital bessie smith wife of the late albert hall dear mother of dorothy doris margaret betty helen reta pauline elgin bud jack and ronnie service in the scarborough chapel of mcdougall brown ltd 2900 kingston rd near st clair ave e on wednesday at 3 pm inter ment pine hills cemetery keeler henry william suddenly at port perry on monday april 12 1965 henry william keeler of rr no 1 west hill beloved husband of mary elizabeth dart dear fa ther of lome and walter of woodville and joan mrs e albert son of airs harriet and the late walter keeler brother of jack of stouffville marjorie mrs a miller of agincourt and elsie mrs john miller stourfville resting at the ogden funeral home 4164 sheppard ave e agincourt funeral service in st timothy anglican church sheppard ave e agincourt on thursday at 2 pm a new missionary cantata let the earth hear his voice will be presented for the first time in this area on sunday ev ening april 18th at 730 pm in the markham united mission ary church a 42 voice choir under the direction of mrs ha rold knights will sing this most recent composition of eugene l clark it includes choir arran gements of familiar missionary hymns together with more re cent missionary songs and some of mr clarks new compositions this music clearly presents the vital importance of missions in the local church and to indivi dual christians accompanying musicians will be mrs jack shepherd pianist jim mcdow ell organist and john amos vi olinist this cantata is being presented as part of the mis sionary conference of the mar kham and dicksons hill united missionary churches on tuesday evening the con ference will continue with a service in the dicksons hill church at 8 pm when miss es ther cressman from nigeria will be speaking and showing coloured slides miss cressman is a nurse and lor a number of years served at the united mis sionary society memorial hos pital at tungan magajiya ni geria but during her last tour was released from nursing dut ies to take training in linguis tics a tape recording from rev alfred rees will also be played in this service on wednesday evening miss edna pridham also from niger ia will be speaking in the markham church miss prid ham has had a varied ministry during her 19 years in nigeria she has been engaged in medi- anniversary cake cal work has taught in bible schools and supervised evang elism in the villages more rec ently she has conducted chris tian life classes among the children in primary schools and has taught in the missions the ological college in the wed nesday evening service a tape recording will be played from missionary willis hunking in nigeria on thursday evening the ser vice will again be in the dick sons hill church at 8 pm rev murray mcleod who has spent a number of years in india as a missionary will be the speaker mr mcleod is now a teacher in the toronto bible college a special feature of this service will be the showing of a 30 min ute coloured sound film entitled conquering jungle barriers this film produced by the mis sionary aviation fellowship features missionary martyr nate saint telling how effective the aeroplane is in reaching the unreached in ecuador his wi dow marj adds an introduction and a gripping challenge this is a film the whole family is in vited to see music mania 65 last week we talked about some of the important person nel involved in producing our show there are others who must not be ignored because their part in the show is also important those involved in providing and writing dialogue along with our producer kay dow- swell are lome boadway wilf morley don huxtable les clarke don roper bob lewis bud sanderson john foulds and frank mellon they also provide the humour in ac tion on stage mary harris is the comedienne of the show behind the scenes the make up committee in charge of helen schmidt plays an integ ral part in the appearance of everyone on stage the stage scenery and sets are in charge of carol ogilvy with jim bra zier providing some assistance stage props are being made by perc schell ivan harris hopes to be able to improve the sound system but is hampered somewhat because of the poor acoustic reception of the gym still we are sure that the public will support our show music mania 65 tickets can be purchased lor adults 125 children under 12 50c for either fri april 30 or sat may 1 performances call beryl sanderson our ticket conven- a crowd of approx 1200 per sons attended the stouffville springtime ice revue in the arena on saturday night under the direction of club professio nal mrs jean barclay mr and mrs vern davies of cedar beach mussclmans lake marked the 35th annivers- mry of their popular resort centre with a riant dance parly on saturday nirht this huge cake was prepared by the sloultville bakery for the occasion more than 300 xricnds and visitors at tended the gathering staff photo the local banks will be closed on friday apr 16 and monday apr 19 but will be open satur day from 9 to 11 am to serve the customers a lot of cars under 2000 accelerate like you stepped on a wet sponge one doesnt renault 8 the renault 81100 goes 060 n 138 seconds car driver magazine says it will blow off anything in its class in accelera tion t has fully independent sus pension and 4wheel disc brakes and 5inch deep foam rubber seats plus a powerful heaterdefroster antirust dipping up to 45 mpg its quite a car all for under s2000 poe car j drtvtr magazine rsjd test renault 8 voted car of the year by track traffic magazine les wilson motor sales main st stouflvllu tel 6402462 wedding gihbisie uicggs an afternoon wedding was solemnized on march 20th at the reorganized church of je sus christ of latter day saints woodbridge when marlene lillian daughter of mr and mrs albert beggs woodbridge was united in marriage to john harold gribble goodwood son of mrs ivy gribble and the e john gribble goodwood for merly of thornhill evangelist william archer officiated the church was decorated with pink carnations snap dragons and greens mr a g trueblood willow- dale sang the wedding pray er and o perfect love ac companied at the organ by mrs robt withrow the bride entered the church on her fathers arm to tlc strains of praise my soul the king of heaven she looked lovely in the wedding dress she had made herself of white peau dj soie fashioned with a port rait neckline appliqued with lace roses long sleeves and a cummerbund bow and ssh topping the softly pleated full skirt with chapel train white satin roses and pearl lily of the valley held her bouffant shoul der length veil she carried a cascade bouquet of deep pink roses and carnations similar gowns in soft green were worn by the attendants miss ina beggs and mrs bruce beggs they wore matching ha lo headpieces with a fabric rose in the same colour and veiling they carried spring bouquets of carnations hya cinths and freesia the groom was attended by his brother ernest gribble the ushers were john white and bruce beggs the reception was held in the lower auditorium of the church the brides mother re ceived in a navy dress with pink hat and a corsage of pink roses she was assisted by the mother of the groom in a tur quoise blue dress beige hat and a corsage of pink roses for a short wedding trip to niagara falls the bride chose a green suit spring hat black patent acessories and a corsage of yellow roses on their return mr and mrs gribble took up residence in goodwood birth jones gladys and benson are happy to announce gods gift of a daughter heather margaret born tuesday march 30 in the grace hospi tal calgary a little sister for melody robert cheryl and timothy coutts canada easier cards sunday april 18 smiles n chuckles and moir chocolates 100 up aikens pharmacy 35 main st w stouffville phone 6401722 miss mabel burgess of fort erie is spending some holidays with her friend mrs w sene- chal main st w mrs herbert reed of toronto was a weekend guest with her sisterinlaw mrs john leh man edward st mrs norman wilson russell i ave has returned home after spending a lengthy holiday in california mr and mrs bill thomas and family of weston were visitors with mr and mrs ivan goudie and family market st on sun day mr and mrs charles gray and mr and mrs jim hodgson of scarborough were visitors on saturday with mr and mrs fred castle on sunday miss debbie castle celebrated her 7th birthday with a party unionville horticultural so ciety celebrated their tilth an niversary on wednesday even ing mr r f gomme secre tary of the ont horticultural association was guest speaker those present from the stouff ville societv were mr and mrs win timbers mr and mrs milt storey mr and mrs frank burkholder mrs alex ratciiit mrs alfred smith mrs art paisley and miss m mertens miss ada linton scarboro the district director was also pres ent mr and mrs larry mote and family are moving on thurs today from the walter at kinson farm to a home in dor chester near london mr and mrs floyd schneid er john and carol of moor- field were weekend guests with her parents mr and mrs les lie wideman main st e mrs s w whittleton of white rock bc and mrs ivan lobb of weston were visitors on sunday with mrs nettie james also mr and mrs ron james and daughters of mark ham had supper with his moth er rev dan f and mrs thorn- hill and daughters barbara and patricia of south bend indiana were visitors on the weekend with mr and mrs harvey houck maytree ave also with miss marilyn harman of church st mr and mrs george middle- toa baker ave accompanied by mrs hooper victoria st atten ded the 90th birthday celebra tion for mrs morgan evans at her home in claremont on sat urday evening mr and mrs reg button left on tuesday for a holiday in bermuda mr archie stewart main st is expected home the end of this week after being a patient in uxbridge cottage hospital the past 2 weeks miss doris xesbitt of bloom- ington will be graduating from the toronto bible college on saturday april 2tth in the var sity arena she will receive a diploma for a missionary course two used cars stolen from the lot of patrick motors on main street saturday night have been recovered one was located at mongolia and the o- ther at brougham police plan to question escapees from the st johns training school at uxbridge concerning the inci dent winners of the lucky draw at the stouffville skating car nival on saturday night were 1st mrs clarence brown steeles ave e milliken a 20 voucher from marguerites 2nd harvey fcasby burkholder ave a s20 voucher from herb krings at dr s s crouchs home the stouffville district stamp club held its meeting at cedar springs rr 4 stouffville on march 15th mr wegg gave a show of stamps relating them to postal and contemporary history a first day cover of the famous penny black was one of the gems mr charlie jackson became a member of the club the next meeting will be at the same place april 19 at 8 pm when mr leman will show a collection on bermuda st james presbyterian wo mens missionary society aux iliary held a spring thankof fering meeting on april 7th in the church school hall guests from aurora willow- dale were welcomed by pres ident mrs a d powell the empty tomb was the theme of the worship period led by mrs powell and assisted by vice president mrs h dafoe a quartet of members mrs pow ell mrs armstrong mrs da- foe and miss m brillinger sang oh jesus i have promised mrs a g thompson introduc ed the guest speaker miss tam- iko nakamura noted lor out standing work in christian ed ucation in the korean church in japan miss nakamura show ed slides depicting her work in japan and explained some of the racial discrimination prob lems facing the koreans as a minority group the rev f h cromey pro nounced the benediction and a social hour followed during which miss nakamura modelled a korean native costume hostesses were mrs arm strong mrs davidson and mrs dafoe h0rt society annual meeting monday evening april 19 at 8 oclock in the presbyterian church basement the horticul tural society will celebrate their 41st anniversary program consisting of an illustrated talk on ottawa and quebec by rev allan borland special music will be supplied a talk on modern annuals and summer flowering bulbs come and bring a friend door prizes teds mens wear open thursday till 10 pm many pre easter buys to look your spring best topcoats 1995 reversibles 2495 suits a good selection from 5995 dress trousers from 995 windbreakers from 995 cardigans from 1095 bvd dress shirts from 500 sport shirts shirt jacs from 299 your easter present from ted fissn ff easter gift coupon cr 10 reduction on any j p purchase of 500 over valid till april 25 1965 ps you must bring above coupon dont forget teds mens wear 17 main st w stouffville our 3 locations will be closed for business mon-tues-wed- april 192021 watch for our ad in this paper for our dont miss it 4143 main st w stouffville formerly raxlin furniture thurs april 22nd11 am herb kring furniture and appliances the mattress king