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happy couple cut cake following wedding june flower show presented a picture there was a play of bloom mr and sirs gerald mann marriage in stouffville un- are shown cutting cake at ited chinch the bride is the the reception following their former jean rodanz daugh ter of mr and mrs george rodanz stouffville ont ml pisgah mr and mrs r c baycroft and family attended the open ing and dedication of emman uel united church at bond head on sunday the dedica tion was ed by the rev a a scott past moderator of the united church they ano at tended a family supper at the home of mr and mrs harry wilcox at reeton we welcome mr and mrs e elliot who have moved into their home here mr and mrs ray smith and girls attended the service at zion church on sunday after noon mr and mrs jack gamble and family visited mr mrs arthur clark at richmond hill on sunday fern was invited to a birthday party for little brenda clark who was three on sunday wkmcw5k3wwas58esp ms theatre stouffville 2 shows xitel io j icv a pm matinee saturday it 12 pm wednesday thursday friday saturday june 15 16 1718 2u v rst is ils i v zjkit u manorie s percy lfml sssii lori nelsom byron palmer hilo hattie in mk bvmi- x kxnimki av m axo hum y t awta moth a t vy mksuhwi ficn8 mrs bruce duncan spent the weekend at the leary home mr and mrs leslie smith were guests at the marriage of miss alice elizabeth delf of richmond 1 1 ill to mr bryan mitchell of islington on satur day evening in st marys ang lican church richmond hill mr and mrs steve eade and shirley spent sunday with mr and mrs ray howlett and mrs wilton mr and mrs roy smith and girls had supper following the aurora horse show with mr and mrs harry squibb mr and mrs glen scott and mr and mrs ed scott of dun- dalk silent tuesday with mr and mrs wallace scott mr john mullings spent sun- dav in toronto mr and mrs j h smith and boys of brampton had sunday tipper with mr and mrs ross smith and deborah xext sunday is the last an drew service at church until kail everyone welcome at 9la am it is missionary sunday in the sunday school we would like to see a good turnout and help us to increase our mission ary offerings and hear the chil dren take part dont forget the garden par ty on thursday june 2 at the church date for the sunday school picnic was et for saturday july more particualrs later after attending church ser vice sunday morning mr and mrs loy can- and miss betty staley were involved in a litlht accident north of xo fi school on the third fortunate ly no one was injured the driver of the other car was a toronto teenager wonderful ds- in the inited church basement on monday night june 13 when the hor- uitura society pu on their fi wer show mr ernie kohler of thorn- hill judged the exhio id commented or their good qual- ity and splendid arrangements he alo answered quest ns pertaining to garden troubles miss margaret resd was guest soloist mr lloyd weldon showed pictures of his recent trip south and mrs timbers and mr baker also showed a few taken locally prize winner single peony 3 bloom mrs eugene baker lorne gillion peonv white 1 bloom bertha iviiin mrs e baker mrs chas hoover peonv pink i bloom mrs w timbers l gillion peony red 1 bloom mrs w timbers l gillion peonv white or pink 3 bloom e baker l gillion mrs timbers peony red 3 ml gillion mrs timbers mrs baker basket of peonies mrs tim bers mrs baker mrs fairies rose yellow mrs m storrey mrs o burton mrs klinck rose red mrs o burton mr a lamb mrs a farthing rose pink mrs storrey mrs farthing mrs burton rose white mrs storrey mrs burton polyanthus mrs storrey mrs farthing iris 1 spike mrs farthing mrs hoover mrs baker iris 3 spikes m mertens pyrethrum mrs timbers pansies mrs a farthing mrs e farthing bertha winn vase mixed flowers m mert ens mrs baker mrs tim bers basket mixed flowers mrs burton coffee table arrang mrs m storrey mrs klinck mrs timbers table center mrs storrey eva hoover m mertens bouquet for kitchen mrs storrey mrs klinck mrs hoover arrang for mantle mrs stor rey mrs farthing mrs hoo ver driftwood arrang m mertens bouquet white flowers in white container mrs f fairies arrang white flowers in white container mrs hoover mrs storrey miniature bouquet mrs a farthing eva hoover mrs fairies arrang using 1 bloom mrs storrey mrs mccreight mrs timbers bouquet bv gentleman h 0 klinck l gililon w tim bers african violet single mrs burton eva hoover mrs farthing african violet double m mertens gloxinia mrs r moyer mrs baker aov in bloom mrs 1 w wideman mrs farthing vkiikil choi1s gives recltaii at vivian chlkt ii t t chi b ess 4- and by the m church next susdav e em ag this group of y n g von i is coin- posed of b is and res chers who eated their talents to imation of the gosp in i i i it nave been hean i trches throughout ard in the i nred sta es ui ider the direc- ion of mis s xa a lin v ho is a litre 1 of m ui in public schools t e oj ition grew out of a -i- i made in the toroi girls committee and ince then has expanded and en rged both their numl ers a id heir activ- the regular meeting of the stouffyille loof will be held on monday evening june 20 a missionary meeting will be held on friday june 17th at 730 pm at bloomington chris tian church special music and speaker mr and mrs ervvm martin of vancouver bc will he mov ing to the yukon where mr martin is being transferred as a bank manager mrs martin is the former frances clarksbn she phoned last sunday to mr and mrs bert clarkson and her mother mrs e j clark- son to convex- the news thursday june 16 1955 the stouffviue tribune ft 5 local and personal notes miss mabel barnerman of stouffville is presently visiting in the usa mrs vv g durst of chesley ont is visiting her daughter and family mr and mrs jas felstead of park drive be sure and read the particu lars concerning weldons fa thers day contest tea ward robes will be given away each worth s10000 a display arive ement appears elsewhere in this issue rev and mrs geo robbing spent the weekend in town with mrs rob young church st rev and mrs bobbins were formerly at melville and mr bobbins took part in the 100th anniversary services at peaches on sunday garrett evening auxiliary the garrett evening auxil- school festival of song two new homes are under construction on the ogden subdivision in the west end of town the one house fronting on the pth concession belongs to mr gordon housser and the other to mr gordon million vacation week the printing plant of the stouffville tribune will be closed for vacation the week commencing july tth in addi tion to the vacation period ex tensive alterations have been made in the premises and hea vy plant machinery is being moved during this week ad vertisers and commercial cus tomers are asked to keep this closing date in mind when pre paring advertising and printing schedules the annual i er- mrs orchard of onliia waj vieeii the stouffville cemetery j in own 4 the weekend visit- will be held h sunday after- ling a the walter atkinson noon home park rd north mr george skov b 5 the news and advertisin of the tribune mr sk former v with one of tl dailies mr and mrs m campbell ii ighter of arnprior hav visiting with mrs camp- rents dr and mrs h fieel have you bough a ke yet for thee wonderful prizes be ing given away at the i 1 stouffville lions club street dance and carnival here on wednesday june ioh mrs t ii some s of ch lottetown p ei was in iwn on thursday vr- friends she was accompanied by a mrs taylor of toronto who us visit ing her brother llovd tinier mr- somers the former jes sie wails of stouffville bun ti i there are still a few tickets available for anyone wishing to take the bus trip being spont sored by the horticultural so- ctety on wednesday june 22 to the niagara district fur ther information and tickets may 1 had bv contacting mrs h o klinck or m mertens mrs fletcher goudie accom panied by mr jos mertens and miss marjory motored to xew iiskeard and other northern points last week miss id leh man accompanied the j far as north bay where she visited with her broths mr arthur lehman complete stud stouffville publicschool staff iias now been completed for the term of 195556 latest tea cher t be engaged is miss mary parker of larder iike this brings to eleven the number of teachers on the public school staff to begin work next sep tember last years staff num bered ten man uxbi i cenn two of i po e was nil nera services for the lat ellen carr were held in idge lal friday june 10 interment in the ixbridge ev she is survived by sisters mrs john kotoff xbridge and mrs r g y of toronto the deceased a daughter of the late mr mrs thomas chadwtck ringwood mr and mrs fred steckley weve hamilton visitors on fri day friends are glad to know that miss ada barkey is now at mrs heatons rest home in stouffville and is somewhat im proved in health mrs eddie tew and little on brian of toronto have spent the past two weeks with her parents mr and mrs ross vague sessions of our christian church conference are being held in bloomington church thi week beginning wednes day evening iary of the stouffville united church met in the church par lours on wednesday evening june sth mrs storey the pre sident presided miss todd was in charge of the worship serv ice assisted by miss brooks and miss winn a quartette consisting of misses claudia bri dinger ca therine smith lynne murphy and jocelyn button sting two numbers accompanied at the piano by mrs claude brillin- ger mrs thompson guest speaker gave an outstanding address on power one of the most competitive factors in the nations of today the ba sis of christian service said mrs thompson is the power of pentecost in the church in the home and in the world an excellent report of the rural gathering at zephyr on wed june sth was given by mrs ross winterstein the meeting closed with a hymn and the hebrew benediction a social period followed this is the last meeting until sept ballantrae friends and neighbors are sorry to hear that dave gray is on the sick list we do wish him a speedy recovery the turnabout club held a surprise party for mrs james mcidermolt in the home of mrs g paterson several baby gifts were given along with two beautifully decorated cakes done by mrs norman yates seventeen ladies were present the annual picnic is to be held on wednesday june 20 miss lorraine talbot visited with her parents mr and mrs george talbot over the week end mr and mr ruel richard son and family spent the week end with mrs mary richard son at her cottage at german landing on the trent river mr and mrs charles bran don doris and bruce mr and mrs james radford and brad ley were sunday guests of mr and mrs bob radford si monday tuesday june 20 21 u six bridges to cross adult entertainment tony curtis julie adams plus pete smith special i cartoon ii wbdniesday i thursday june 22 21 usao slept here debbie reynolds dick powell cr ann francis plus short cartoon stouffville united church was crowded for the elemen tary school festival of song children from melville dick sons hill vivian gormley ringwood and stouffville con tributed to a delightful eve ning of music for their parents and friends mr e m dunn public school inspector acted as chairman we were very fortunate in having dr r g fenwuck di rector of music for the prov ince of ontario as the adjudi cator in his remarks he stated that it would be unfair to sin gle out any school or pupil as outstanding in performance the entire evening was a dis play of careful training by the music supervisor miss mona armstrong and the hearty co operation of the individual teachers the good quality of the pieces chosen the blending of voices in the various parts the sweet tones and clear enun ciation were evidence of care ful thoughtful training the response of the children and their good attention throu ghout a long hot evening was most commendable dr fen- wick himself conducted the mass choir in the rendering of his own composition of dear canada the evening was brought to a close with a grand finale from the mass choir sing ing creations hymn to the organ accompaniment mrs c xolan was accompanist on both organ and piano it is most commendable that officials of school boards have given such place to music in the elementary schools it has values for the individual child that measure favourably with other subjects on the curricu lum that have had long years of emphasis the final word must lie one of congratulation to miss mona armstrong mu sic supervisor in this area mr and mrs t c smart grandparents of mr ted top ping westend stouffville cele brated their 5sth wedding an niversary at his home on sun day june 5th their family including live sons and one daughter were in attendance mr and mrs smart are both in good health obituary funeral services were held at goodwood united church last thursday for blanche ethel johnston with inter ment in goodwood cemetery mrs johnton passed away suddenly in toronto on june s besides her husband and a son john paxton the deceased is survived bv her parents geo and elizabeth todd of good wood a siter mrs lorraine clark of greenwood and three brothers jack walter and gordon of goodwood souvenir booklets contain ing an historical sketch on the birth and development of the peaches united church tth concession of markham may still be obtained from mr geo sale a member of the centen nial committee peaches chu rch celebrated its 100th anni versary on sunday june 5th and june 12th samuel atkinson a resident of aurora passed away in newmarket hospital after a short illness he was in his eightyfourth year deceased was born at bethesda whit church township the eldest son of the late richard and mrs atkinson he is survived by his wife elizabeth cmoran atkinson four brothers and three sisters rev herbert of newburgh indiana rev levi icaledon east charles of stou- lllville clarence of bethesda selena flossie and mrs edith galbraith also of bethesda funeral service was conducted from the aurora parlors by rev mr morris interment at lleise hill cemetery- business qirls choir presbyterian wms st james auxiliary of the wms held their june meet ing at the home of mrs a q thompson the president mrs r stevens presided and open ed the meeting with a call to worship and prayer the secre tarys and treasurers reports were received the good tid ings secetary mrs c morris gave a brief synopsis of articles of interest in the june maga zine the supply secretary miss a duncan read the iim of arti cles required for the bale and reminded the members to have all articles and supply money ready for the sept meeting articles may be left at miss duncans house the welcome and welfare secretary reported calls to new comers the offering was re ceived and dedicated by the president the program was in charge of group 1 the devo tion- were taken by mrs a battesley continuing the theme the need of the bodies and souls of men and emphasiz ing the spirit of humanity ex pressing itself in kindly help fulness wherever there i need or distress chapter 2 of the study book fare to face with india was reviewed by miss e goudie mrs e fereuson and mrs a a thompson the scene was an indian vil lage on one of our mission fields where a canadian visi tor learns of the effective wit ness of a native indian woman who became a christian at the mission and later was respon sible for tnirty haptixms in her home village as well as the members of her family the meeting closed with prayer and i ioctol haifhour vras enjoyed i the christian business is to give a recital of sacred girls choir has sung at songs at the vivian church many churches in ontario and next sun evening june 19 top polled shorthorns fed on coop feeds walnut i standard lllh outstanding junior lien sire bred at the walnut farm of dun can a brown shedden ont and recently leased by the maplo cattle breeders assoc maple ontario standard 11th wan sired by fascinator standard canadas top polled shorthorn iro and out of walnut mclba sth ope of the beet producing cow in th brown herd this bull is a half brother to mr brnwnv shorthorn bfef meer thai has mad the hlrheat rate f aln to date in th advance registry unit under the ontario beef bull testing policy mr brown is following the coop href feeding program oxclu- ilvely and walnut f standard 1 1th was first fed on coop rtll staktku ouowku and then brought aionit on coop 11 tv m fittixo itatlov the ntire female h rd a- walnut farnu thrives on 2icj coop brcivf oovclivtkate which mr brown mixes with hi- own homezrown grains up- pigmented by his mangels and ood quality bay for a completely balanced ration all bbef cattle fatten or finish better on coop feeds mr uroutis fvi u hirciiamml from tic kljciu cooxtiitir sr- lcr- ulifcii hrrril on f llir 125 fwr mixing stolion tlirpujcliout ontario i lailin in iillyfrciiv crof brawl feed stoufi coop