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lacbimhwids sarah may cooper wn t ii 5 at a beautiful ceremony in a sett ing of white and pink summer flowers in hope united church toronto on saturday june 23rd 1945 the rev cm curtis united in marriage sarah may cooper daughter of mr and mrs- leonard f cooper of washago and lac john s brown son of mr james brown and the late mrs brown of ertistouffville traversing the aisle between the lguest pews marked with white tulle bows on the arm of her father who gave her in marriage the bride was lovely in a gown of heavy slipper white satin white lace forming the yoke also used on the full skirt in redingote style she wore a necklace of pearls the long fitted bodice had a heartshaped neckline with tiny buttons to the waist and long sleeves forming points over her hands her finger tip length veil of embroidered net was caught to her head in a mary stuart headdress and she carried a bridal bouquet of red roses mrs melville thornton as her sisters matron of honour wore an unusual blue crepe gown fashioned with adropped waistline extending to a point at the front full skirt and threequarter length sleeves miss jane nightingale of windsor the brides cousin and mrs doro thy hilborn as bridesmaids wore gowns of crepe similarly styled flowers similar to that of the mat ron of honour were carried by the bridesmaids fit sgt george forster rcaf u r j- v- ft fe gormley i athanews last wednesday evening mrandhappy birthday to lance cpl gren- ville draper who had a birthday on june 25th hope to see you soon mrs charlie james of richmond hfuyisited relatives in gormley mrs f harrison schlicter of new dundee visited one day last week with her parents mr and mrs c- doner t mr and mrs wes hoover of tor onto had supper sunday evening with mr and mrs s- n doner and grace mr and mrs fred climenhage of fort erie spent last week with relatives also attending the love feast held in the heise hill church rmiss edith raymer of markham addressed the mj5c sunday school last sunday in return mrs allan hoover addressed the mount joy sunday school we are very pleased that mr perry edwards was able to return from the weston hospital on sun day owing to his condition he has been away over five years mr and mrs bert leek and mrs laura drummond attended ihead- ford anniversary services on sun day they also visited mr and mrs elmer leek during the day miss helen doner of toronto spent sunday at her home mrs harvey bond of toronto spent several days last week visit ing with mr and mrs john bond mr and mrs h moorbv and family mrs sproule and miss b armstrong attended the queens- ville cemetery decoration services on sunday afternoon on monday evening mr and mrs p j wiebe of petersburg were entertained at the home of mr and mrs walter henderson last saturday afternoon mr and of toronto assisted the brideeroom mrs ha bennett were host to of- scarboro junction and mr john s cooper of orillia were ushers during the ceremony miss phyllis lucas sang i love thee and miss dbell played the wedding music following the wedding a recep- tion was held at bater hall where summer flowers were used through- out the room the brides table was centred with a fourtier wedd- ing cake mrs cooper chose ror her daugh ters wedding an afternoon dress of printed crepe in tan with a black straw hat and white gloves mrs a empringham of toronto who assisted the brides mother was lovely in a lavender printed dress with white accessories later lac and mrs brown left on a trip to the muskoka district the bride travelling in a chartreuse crepe dress with matching flowered hat and white accessories they will reside at 14 fairview bldv toronto outoftown guests who attended the wedding were from orillia washago hamilton dundas and windsor of the of a family gathering gofortlr relationship once again those wedding bells are ringing further information next week next thursday and friday the entrance examinations will be held at the local centres we congratu- late kathleen barber on passing her examinations of may 7 and 8 for farm work also margaret ben nett for passing on her years work margaret steckley and watter farmer will try june 28 and 29 good luck gren mr and mrs john michell mr and irs frank turner from 7th line were sunday guests with mr and mrs arnold rev and mrs c montgomery of stouffville were supper guests at the carruthers home on monday mr and mrs arnold and carl spent sunday with friends in mount albert mr and mrs fred draper and daughters visited on sunday with mr and mrs lome wagg leask- dale mr and mrs fred mcnair were sunday visitors with mr and mrs norman lehman mrs arthur carruthers was ten dered a surprise birthday party when her sisters and their families and other friends descended on the home to enjoy the occasion the table was nicely decked with flow ers centered with a beautiful birth day cake illuminated with candles and which was carried in by edna mr john forgie offered a toast and guests were present from mark- ham greenwood dunbarton edna and dorothy wilcox were responsi- blefor serving the fine supper on the lawn to conclude a wonderful evening of course mrs carruthers is very anxious to say thanks to everybody greenwood the decoration service at salem on sunday was very well attended in spite of the heat group 3 of the wa are sponsor ing a social this thursday evening june 28th in the church a good program is being prepared also re freshments mr ic perkin of toronto visited with his mother here over the weekend sorry to report that fred byer is confined to his home with illness miss marion mcvey was with her william silsox paitk at one time a member of the firm of park brothers photograph ers toronto william silson park 77 died at calgary according to information received last week born in markham he moved to calgary in 1915 where he opened a photographers studio he had been retired for some years asa young man he was prominent in the bayside and argonaut rowing clubs the wanderers bicycle club and the ymcabasketball team he was active in the masonic order his wife died in 1922 surviving is one daughter hetty of calgary almira we extend our heartfelt sym pathy to- mrs jacob smith and family on the loss of a loving hus band and father mrs robson jewett of selkirk is spending a few days with mr and mrs willis lehman also visit- ingold neighbors and friends in the community mr and mrs john nigh and miss dorcas nigh of springvale spent the weekend with mr and mrs roy nigh- visitors on sunday with mr and mrs peter stickley were mr lon harrington of markham- mr and mrs geo sheffer and dale of stayner and mr and mrs norman jarvis of peachs mr and mrs brandon henry of toronto spent sunday with mr and mrs herb spofford mr chester cook of detroit visit ed old friends in our community last week folks at the parsonage on sunday leslie devitt of toronto called on a few of his relatives on saturday last mr morden our new miller gave a dance last thursday evening in his new store house proceeds go ing to the baseball team the wms will meet next thurs day july 5 at mrs v parkins of kinsale mrs mcvey in charge of meeting the many friends of mrs m pegg and joey will be glad to know are feeling some better mr e pegg visited with friends in toronto on sunday congratulations to archie and mrs davis on their recent marri age mr and mrspaul sherk are spend ing a few weeks on the farm near kitchener now that he is enjoying holidays from his teaching duties on the stouffville high school staff thos judd buried at scarboro lawn residents of mongolia of 30 years ago will hear with regret of the death of mr thomas judd of tor onto husband of mabel castle and father of harry and- betty born at cherrywood ontario he has lived mos of his life in toronto he was with his brother mr george judd for a few years at- mongolia and made many friends at that time his death occurred at the toronto general hospital ontune 20th after a lingering illness interment was at scarboro lawn memorial ceme tery on saturday june 23rd mrs win gray and mrs clar ence planton of brougham ont telephone pioneer dies at uxionvijlle former supervisor of telephone system to the- ontario municipal board and a pioneer in the develop ment of the independent telephone francis dagger 81 died thursday at his home in unionville a resident of toronto for many years- he had lived in unionville since his retirement in 1934 recog nized as an authority on indepen dent telephone systems mr dag ger in 1910 was given the responsi bility of drafting the ontario tele- phoneact t born in liverpool he was associated with various telephone companies in england on coming to canada he spent a year with the bell telephone co in montreal then devoted his interest to the independent field as expert and ad visor- a special study was made by him of telephone conditions on the north american continent with a view to determining the relative merits of public and private owner ship his report on the survey resulted in the appointment in 1905 of a parliamentary committee to re port on telephone systems in 1910 hewas appointed super visor of telephone systems to the ontario municipal board mr dag ger was honorary president of the canadian independent telephone association a member of the charles fleetford sise chapter the telephone pioneers of america the canadian engineering standards association and a vicepresident of the independent pioneers of america he was president of the canadian cocker spaniel associa te surviving are a son gordon of toronto and two daughters miss mildred dagger unionville and mrs audrey bain wife of dr theo dore bey bain director of medical services for canada ottawa ioe xoeaor v f vn ssaei 1q j we ioem sealers sealers r l r izf-t- now is the best time to order your v rf sealers pints quarts half gallons newportfhjffs premiums 19cj 25clj39c newport fluffs without prem 25 qts rry kelloggs allwheat 2 for 25c v free fruit or cereal bowl da i tons pudding powders each 5c sweetened cheesaroni per pkg- i 17c goodwood j f reid has settled down to work again after his vacation of two weeks it is with pleasure we report some improvement in the condition of our merchant cs jones follow ing his recent operation second radio oflicer csbaston was home from halifax on shore leave but has since returned and expects togo to the pacific theatre of war around south africa el- wood is seeing the world and gave us an interesting insight into his travels on sunday walter bryant has returned to british columbia after two weeks here with his wife and family lol annual church parade on sunday july 1st visiting brethren are invited to join us sunday eve ning at- 7 and parade to the united church for service at 730 the ladies lodge is taking part and visiting ladies too are invited rev ben garratt will deliver the ser mon special music is being arrang ed mrs ben garratt is spending a time at the home of her parents mr and mrs parnel in perth mrs wm beard and mrs walter cooper- were in lindsay on tues day and enjoyed the run of the stores there the girl guides are holding their annual outing at raes cottage on lake simcoe the first part of july mrs john rae will be camp mother ratclif f go town delivery h a ioc phone 198 ioe aox peaches dr and mrs l a brown and family of markham were sunday visitors at the warriner home dorothy fern and lome hoover enjoyed a motor trip to dunnville to visit relatives over the weekend mrand mrs warren morris and billy accompanied by mr and mrs gordon lehman and isobel of markham motored to huntsville to visit relatives over the weekend returning tuesday night miss jean allen of toronto spent the weekend at her home mrs wm hartnett and son of toronto v is spending a week with her sister mrs henry miller congratulations go to helen hisey who passed her entrance on her years work the wms held their monthly meeting in the church on tuesday with a good attendance are sisters mrs ben garratt camp director 9th line- markham we regret the departure of mr and mrs peter connonfrom our community on the evening of june 15 a farewell party was held in their honour at the home of mr and mrs herb thomas about seventy friends and neighbors were present during the evening an address was read by mr herb thomas and the presentation of a handsome upholstered chair and hassock was made by mr rolph boyd and mr wilbur watt on be half of the community mr and mrs cannon who were completely taken by surprise responded fit tingly a very pleasant evening was spent in music and contests after whichlunchwas served cpl mildred white spent a few days at her home lastweek miss lillian morgan is enjoying her vacation at her home here she has just returned from a very pleasant motor trip to northern ontario- the sewing circle met last week at the home of mrs russell john ston the next meeting is to be at mrs jas mccreighrs the altona womens institute met at the home of mrs- jas mc- creight last wednesday j midnight dance willow beach pavilion wilcox lake sunday july 1st 1205 to ken rose and his band admission 35c dancing every saturday night roller skating nightly 811 pm for that special date plan to roller skate 6th line whitchurch the very warm fine weather of the past week has forced crops ahead at an amazing speed fall wheat on one farm not far from where this is being written is stand ing just about six feet tall hay cutting is commencing and we ex pect to hear the click click of the mower before the week is out the section will be glad to learn that the school trustees have reen gaged miss margaret moyer dick son hill as teacher for a second term last year she had about 30 pupils and we understand the classes did well there is quite an agitation for oil over the township so we add our opinion which is that main conces sion lines should be oiled which would save the gravel from being wasted- while at the same time crops next the road would not be ruined with dust and the lives of folks who live close- to the road would be a bit more pleasant no doubt another thing gravel is be coming increasingly scarce and we were told a few days ago that scar boro and markham are being sup plied from whitchurch pits because their townships are exhausted this should impress us to conserve the pits left to us and a good way to doit is to use more oil friday and saturday june 29 and 30 two big shows for the price of one johnny doughboy jane withers ana 1fje amutodsice raid wardens with laurel and hardy monday and tuesday july 2 and 3 v for the pleasure of the patrons of the stanley theatre in stouffville we are glad to announce the installation of new machines new lamp houses 1 loye a soldier paulette goddardand sonny tufts- also selected short subjects s 1 j j wednesday and thursday july 4 and 5 ti and a new northern electric sound system the finest that money can buy we invite you to be present friday nite june 29th to hear and see t a real treat in entertainment we will assure you that there is npne better andwe youfb be the judge gome early to avoid the crowd two shows 7 and 9 oclock w v- saturday matinee 2 pm children 5 cents v something for the boys carmen miranda michael oshea vivah blaine a iso good short subjects ote show begins saturday evenings at 630 p m matuujeb 5iawtitsflaifc