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quality service the tribune stouffviue out thur day august t 1962 local and personal happenings we ore buyers of ontario fall wheat the market has stayed steady for the last few days we are in a position to handle wheat loose or sacked phone 64508 or t3wl for bids and quick pick up seed wheat fo fall sowing we are now taking orders on the following varieties reg cornell 595 com no 1 cornell 595 certified dawbul com no 1 dawsons golden chaff seed wheat should be treated fall fertilizer order fertilizer at once compo the gardeners friend turns garden waste into food for soil 5 lbs will treat over 200 pounds of refuse stiver bros stouffviue phone 64501 or 45 aaa3s4sft4ftsssss mr and mrs and daughters after spending north country howard haynes returned saturday a week in the mrs ida kidd of toronto noii the holiday visitors mr sam cayman vineland mr harmon lehman and mr and mrs willis lehman of delhi have been recent guests with mr and mrs jos gayman although the speech making ceremony was completely washed out here on monday afternoon alex mckenzie provincial mem ber for north york and jack smith federal north york repre sentative visiter stouffviue during the weekend messrs fred crossen and sid schmidt surprised gasoline pil ferers during the weekend while they were attempting to steal gas from dawson waggs milk trans port parked near the local theatre constable rusnell is investigating arthur james of toronto was here with his sister mrs a c hurkholder during the weekend rev and mrs mcleod of ed monton were recent visitors with miss belle mitchell ringwood mr and mrs wm macnabb who have been visiting friends here for a time left tuesday for their home in mooresville ind mr and mrs tommy johnston and three children of brampton were at the home of her parents mr and mrs everton smith over the holiday weekend land wood awa dave a guest book was set up at the civic holiday concert by the local business professional womens club and revealed the names of many visitors in town from a con siderable distance some former residents others friends they include the following in the regis ter archie stouffer and c stouff- er minden winifred davis south- gate england audrey king wei- mrs j w hubbard lake- ohio betty sanderson ott- rota nicely london mrs ford lagrange glenn and elaine fisher windsor harmon lehman delhi john stoufier minden john bennett woodbury conn mrs maurice armstrong thornbury mis doris johnston dundas mrs l bockner st louis mo mrs rhoda gordon hamilton mr and airs wm forgie detroit audrey bradshaw detroit cheryl hamilton sault ste marie harris mallmaii hanover marie and beth carpenter lindsay mr and mrs geo murray peterborough lola doerr baden e worsley van couver mr and mrs a corbett niagara falls mr and mrs w leacock hamilton mrs ben plater collingwood mr and mrs a s barkey idyllwild cal the child health centre will be open again on friday august 8th in the parish hall anglican church under auspices of the stouffviue wi mr and mrs george martin of pickering were among the interest ed spectators here monday mr martin is a son of the late john martin former wellknown hotel- keeper bob wilson of toronto and tailor by trade was here for the holiday mr wilson learned his trade with the late john monk- house and was a keen baseball follower here fifty years ago ambition plus most of we oldsters are not in clined to walk too far these mod ern days with all the travelling conveniences at our disposal but not so with some of the very younger generation apparently wishing to advertise her home town to the very fullest on the eve of its 75th birthday an eight- yearold stouffviue girl after expounding to the full the virtues of her home town walked along with two little markham girls age seven and nine the full eight miles from markham to stouftville last friday afternoon the wee misses set out from markham supposedly on a short picnic hike and wound up in stouffviue some three and a half hours later the wee girls wore lynda nolan of stouffviue and two friends sharon goode and virginia goode of markham holiday guests with mr and mrs harvey mover were mr and mrs frank woolford and sons donald and glenn of hamburg ny also mr and mrs harold frith and daughter shirley and son grant of hamilton ontario picture display there will be a photo display by cadieux studio in the a e wel- doh window stouffviue and prints can be obtained from mr cadieux stouftville through an oversight we failed to mention in last weeks special issue one of our most flourishin businesses which might be classed among our industries the stouff viue cleaners concern has grown by leaps and bounds in their prem ises at the corner of market and summerville sts and are present ly keeping two delivery trucks busy on the road voptities change hands three properties are reported sold this week by george allison real estate broker of stouftville mrs eldon bolender betliesda has disposed of her sixtyacre farm to s d white of toronto a frigi- daire employee the bolender name has been connected with the place for many years the george ayers house on the 9th con just next the legion hall has been sold to mrs broadbent claremont the house belonging to the estate of the late wm robertson at mt albert has been bought by james epworth of toronto the late wm robertson was station agent at mt albert for many years mr and mrs h mecall and mr and mrs a eeg al of toronto were holiday visitors in stoujville mr and mrs c c reid of tor onto soeni the celebration week end with mrs a v nolan mr and mrs kenneth coulson of toronto had supper monday even ing at the mertens home mr and mrs bert lickorish are spending a week vacationing at wm birketts cottage head lake haliburton a preliminary survey for a sewerage system as contemplated next spring in stouffviue is now underway in markham tfiere will be additional pictures of the holiday celebration appear ing in the tribune next week mr and mrs e n granger of whitby were weekend guests of miss ethel byam weddings mr and mrs deb cooper and jane of newmarket were weekend visitors with her parents mr and mrs del jennings mr- 1 h king and son larr l mrs l mcdonald son ernie and daughter evelyn of toronto visit ed friends in town during the weekend mrs jas turner miss nettie rae and mr and mrs john williamson have returned from a trip to lake placid and boston f welland ont are visiting with her parents mr and mrs ted edwards mr and mrs byers beeler and on donald of hamilton have been visiting with her sister mr and mrs ken iaushway for the past few davs mr and mrs roy clark and mr and mrs ora reaman of toronto all former residents enjoyed the holiday celebration visiting friends and relatives in stouffviue mr and mrs gordon smith kathy and bobby of toronto and mrs smiths parents mr and mrs arthur farthing had a delightful trip to dwight algonquin park and other points gordon tarr robert and roger stover are enjoying two weeks at pioneer boys camp the inter- varsity christian fellowship camp at clear lake near port sidney muskoka mr and mrs harv reesor mr and mrs roy stover and trudy all of milverton were holiday visitors with relatives in the district mrs d ford nee may dornan of chicago spent last week at the home of mr and mrs harry stouffer mr and mrs t hargrave of toronto spent the holiday with the stouffers mr and mrs chas boothby from mission city bc were among the many long distance visitors here for the holiday they visited mr boothbys sister and husband mr and mrs geo hughs and other friends roy dowswell son of mr and mrs arthur dowswell pf stouft ville has returned from western canada where he has been assoc iated as part of his veterinarian course with a member of the dominion government staff if you had visitors at your home during the holiday weekend kind ly let us know and we will include their names in next weeks issue mr and mrs wm allen and jackie and billie of calgary left tuesday morning for their home in the west after spending a month with her mother mrs j r hodgins mr and mrs frank lance of toronto with mr roy chambers and mr harry werchnrdt of dur- bin south africa were weekend visitors at the home of mr and mrs wes wright mr and mrs chas tindall have returned from a vacation trip to st john nb the couple travelled by train and visited with mr and mrs c ward st john mrs ward is a former local girl daughter of mr and mrs robt johnson mr eldon t wiancko and his mother mrs b e wiancko re turned on saturday from a two weeks visit with mr and mrs wm a barnes at bliss ny mrs barnes was formerly margaret wiancko eldon and mrs wiancko also motored to rochester and corning ny while in the usa your editor was honored this week with an invitation to attend a private reception for the hon t c douglas premier of sask who is a visitor in pickering township the western premier is a house guest with mr and mrs vonpilus bokar farm pickering where the reception is this saturday evening being held the onion bunchers surprised mrs l c murphy on friday after noon with a beautiful mixed bou quet of flowers on the occasion of her birthday and everyone enjoy ed ice cream all kinds of cookies and nut bread mr and mrs alex heatherwick of toronto visited during the week end with miss a b duncan who is a cousin of mrs heatherwick mrs leacock of hamilton the former barbara robson of stouftville also called on miss duncan on monday a couple of dozen local citizens and young folks added a little life and humour to the anniversary celebration on monday evening following the concert when they organized an oldfashioned night shirt parade on main st and with the aid of fiddler truman baxter and caller wilf ferguson tripped oft a few numbers in front of the municipal building recent visitors at the home of mr and mrs w j streight wore mr and mrs gordon jarvis and mr and mrs gordon borthwick of ottawa mr and mrs ralph hun ter and mr and mrs j d milne and sons of toronto mr and mrs t g armstrong of toronto were sunday visitors col ii n streight and mrs streight of winnipeg are visiting with mr and mrs w j streight mr and mrs dave meyer of toronto were among the holiday visitors in town dave meyer was a native of markham township and his wife is a daughter of the late newton hill of stouffviue he tells us he is still engaged in the garage business in the city and has changed as many as thirty tires in a day dave meyer worked on the former merten farm at one time just west of town a note received by the tribune from marineland florida states that mrs norrine hill of stouft ville has been made a jump- master at marine studios for tak ing part in one of the feeding pro grams while visiting the worlds only oceanarium mrs hill earned the title for coaxing the large por poises to leap the entire length of their bodies out of the water and take their food from her hand iimmvvvntvumtt aasonbsgggpbascb cream for best results ship your cream to stouffviue creamery we pay two cents more per pound butterfat for cream delivered to the creamery cold storage lockers and fast freezing facilities stouffville creamery co to have o truck call phone ls6w the anniversary bingo sponsor ed by the stouftville athletic club drew a fine crowd to the spacious premises at the arena on saturday night and everyone appeared to bo having an enjoyable time with many going away carrying a num ber of fine prizes they had won during the evening mrs harry porter of claremont captured the allwool blanket a prize donated by spoftord co store mrs wil- lard jackson was the winner of the trilite lamp donated by raxlin furniture and mrs jack barkey won the solid walnut nest of tables donated by l e oneill furniture bill simpson of ballantrae was the bast bingo player for the major prize of a new bicycle and gave the crowd a demonstration of his skill on the twowheeler the feature prize was won by leonard rolls claremont rr2 and he chose the new electric rangette from among seven wonderful prizes each worth more thar sso decorations were in evidence everywhere during the weekend celebration and several merchants added to the occasion with special window displays a e weldon son drew no end of- viewers to their window which contained a great number of photos taken in stouftville during the past seventy- five years one of these pictures which drew particular interest was a view of main st looking east from church st a half century ago other groups firemen school board baseball teams lacrosse teams and celebrations of past years portrayed many of the fam iliar faces of those who were prominent figures here in days gone by r e curtis window con tained the photos of all the past reeves of stouffviue centred by the large charcoal photo of the present reeve henry ogden on saturday night an air of celebration was added by a number of residents in old time costume who paraded the street calling on the various busi ness places the one group was led by reeve timbers of mark ham twp in tall silk hat accom panied by mrs timbers mrs sw hastings miss anne lehman and mr and mrs ii o klinck the ladies of the group were dressed in stylish gay ninety attire while ho got many a laugh in his white nightgown night cap and candle mrs boy dickson of toronto and sisterinlaw of miss bessie dick son eastend wellknown stouft ville family of longstanding was a lone wolf in her old time outfit and clay pipe and had everyone giias- ing most of the evening as to her identity on monday she was accompanied by mrs w hopkins in an equally striking outfit leh- mans store had a fine display of old fashioned hand made shoes and mrs m e watts store win dows at the westend displayed fancy drses and millinery of seventyfive years ago owkk tayiok a pretty doublering wedding was solemnized on saturday aug 2nd at the home of rev f h muir when mabel elizabeth daughter of mrs taylor and the late andrew taylor was united in marriage with wilbert j gower son of the late mr and mrs wm gower the bride chose a streetlength dress of mauve sheer with match ing hat and wore a corsage of yellow roses and bouvardia she was attended by her sister mary taylor wearing yellow sheer and matching hat with a corsage of red carnations and bouvardia k d woodburn was groomsman after a luncheon at the home of the brides mother they left on a motor trip to eastern canada for travelling the bride wore a blue woollen suit with navy accessories and a mink carf the gift of the groom after their return they will reside in stouftville kith k barker wei to james johnston rev g e ashton otliciated at the marriage in st clair avenue united church of ruth elizabeth barker daughter of mr and mrs m c barker to james johnston son of the late mr and mrs george johnston given away by her father the bride wore a ballerinalength gown of white net over pale blue tafteta and a finger tip veil of net and handmade lace gathered to a taffeta and pearl coronet she carried a crescent of pink roses and white carnations her only attendant was mrs her bert hood in yellow silk organza with hairgarland matching her bouquet of tiny yellow roses and cornflowers the groomsman was william johnston the wedding dinner and reception were held at queen elizabeth lodge the couple left on a wedding trip to new york t h om pso n ca kson at mount zion united church on saturday aug 2 jack victor thompson of smooth rock falls took as his bride eileen muriel carson the bride who was a grad uate of 1918 of the oshawa general hospital is the daughter of mrs carson and the late errol carsou of brooklin and the groom is the son of mr and mrs william thompson of kenora the church was beautifully decorated with baskets of mauve and white gladioli and ferns formed the back ground for the ceremony perform ed by rev h r monkman miss marion disney was the pianist mr lome carson sang o perfect love and because during the signing of the register given in marriage by her brother mr kenneth carson the bride wore a gown of white french lace over taffeta with fitted bodice portait neckline and full skirt extending into a train her veil was gathered to a lace and tafteta coronet and she carried a cascade of red roses miss bernice mcavoy was maid of honor and the brides maids were mrs mavis graham and miss iuella carson in green net over taffeta with lace capes tafteta and lace caps they carried bouquets of mauve gladioli best man was mr william remple and ushers were messrs ralph mil liard and allan carson the reception was held at the brides home where her mother received in light blue crepe and lace with a corsage of pink carna tions she was assisted by the grooms mother wearing a medium blue ensemble with similar cor sage for travelling to muskoka the bride chose a gold and navy ensemble the young couple will make their home at smooth rock falls guests were present from kenora barrie toronto oshawa claremont brooklin and mount zion whitchurch council in regular session this afternoon aug 9th will meet saturday next thursday aug 14th is the occasion for the stouffviue horti cultural societys great annual flower show in the arena make an entry and be sure to attend mr and mrs arthur rowbotham of youngstown ohio are visiting at the home of mr and mrs geo allison this week mr garnet mc- mullen of toronto was a visitor of the allisons during last week and over the holiday weekend garnet was born at ballantrae mufvf stanley theatre stouffville ont 2 shows nitely 730 pm saturdays at 700 pm matinee saturdays at 200 pm friday saturday worlds of excitement l la color by august 8th 9th eonmjiahcnjso fttjmu wui jody lawrance gale bobbins anthony qotmtt sc m t est l uoy haired hf lb tin mcumn dmtt am olrtctd la fhumsisok monday tuesday august 11th 12th warner brosnnxxt gm ojulujla ml day gordon ifrae ifiifila maud jigmk fe it gmcoopfrv irft rate louella ms randolph scoit jane wvman patrice wymore gene nelson roman mwmmmwmi rtolruth wednesday thursday august 13th mth sw adult entertainment starring michael oshea richard hasehart plus 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