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local weddings cutting the cafce johnston obb the victoria square united church was the scerje of a beautiful fall wedding on sat- urday september 15 at 3 pa v en anra gertrude orr dau ghter of mr and mrs wra j orr became the bride of mr robert kennedy johnston son of mr and mrs charles john ston of nashville rev charles johnston son of mr and mrs charles johnston of nashville rev charles fockler assisted by dr j ross performed the doublering ceremony amidst a setting of mauve and white gladioli mrs gordon orr sang through the years before the bridal party entered the church the iords prayer during the cere mony and ill walk beside you curing the signing of the regis ter she was accompanied at the oian by miss coral perkins the bride entered the church on the arm of her father and was given in marriage by him she looked lovely in a long- sleeved white embroidered nylon marquisettte gown over white satin with fitted bodice and a hoop skirt her fingertip veil was of white tulle with queen anne headpiece with sequins and outlined in seed pearls she carried white feathered mums stephanotis and green ivy miss helen thomas cousin of the bride was maid of hon our misses ethel thomas cou- sin of the bride and betty john ston sister of the groom were bridesmaids the attendants wore waltzlength gowns of em- erald green crystalette with matching emerald green leather ed hats and sequins they car ried baskets of yellow and bronze mums misses laurie and anita orr i nieces of the bride acted as j flower girls they wore pale green nylon dresses and car ried baskets of yellow and i bronze mums masters ronald i and donald orr nephews of the i bride acted as ringbearers they wore grey trousers with navyblue jackets the grooms- j man was mr ken hodgson the ushers were mr allan orr and mr robert arlow for the reception which was held in the church parlours the brides mother received her guests in a crepe toned lace ard crepe dress with beige hat and gloves the grooms mother as sisted in a brown crepe dress with taupe hat and gloves for travelling the bride don ned a blue suit with grey per sian lamb collar and dusty rose hat and gloves marshman bkowx marlene shirley brown daugh ter of mr and mrs percy d brown and maurice frederick marshman son of mr and mrs- bertram marshman exchanged marriage vows in the christian memorial church on september 22 the double ring ceremony was performed by rev dear- rrond the bride given in marriage by her father chose a waltz length gown with a boat neck line and long sleeves adorned with sequins her seed pearl coronet held her fingertip veil of nylon net she carried a bou quet of red roses miss ruth marshman sister of the groom was maid of honor she wore a waltz length blue lace over taffeta gown with matching head piece she carried a bou quet of johannahill roses er- ma brown bridesmaid sister of the bride wore a pink lace over taffeta gown with matching head piece she carried a bou quet of johannahill roses miss brenda marshman cousin of the groom was flower girl she wore a mauve nylon short dress with matching head piece she carried a nosegay of flowers best man was thomas marsh man brother of the groom the ushers were bruce marshman brother of the groom and frank hoey brotherinlaw of the bride the reception was held in the masonic hall the brides mo ther received in a two piece blue celanese dress with navy and white accessories with a corsage of mixed roses the grooms mother received in a two piece grey celanese dress with a two piece grey celanese with pink accessories with a cor sage of mixed roses the happy couple left on a honeymoon for points north ir38vafcss mr and mrs walter doug las burkholder are pictured above cutting the cake follow ing their wedding on saturday in the stouffville united missionary church the bride was the former mary alice pennanen daughter of mr and mrs viotta pennanen stouffville cadieux studio down the aisle m mmmm m m rvrrvl m m m m m m mm w mil 3d the stourtvlue tribune tbtny october 4 1956 pace 3 local and personal happenings the brick residence at the cor ner of main and victoria streets owned by mr charles brillinger has been sold mr s m sinclair transacted the sale mr harold murphy accom panied by messrs art bolton don cens and lloyd campbell motored to toronto last week to view the 1957 ford for the first time the party were treat ed to a banquet at the club kingsway a sparkling new model is now on display at mur- phv motors east end stouff ville steer supplement with diethylstilbestrol gives far fasfer weight gains than ordinary feeds master 30 steer supplement containing 0011 diethylstilbestrol is designed especially for fattening cattle for market and it really docs the job tests conducted over a four month period showed that steers fed master 30 steer supplement gained an average of onehalf pound more per day than steers fed on regular rations whats more you feed only two pounds of master 30 steer supplement per day and make up the balance in grain feeds results like this mean a big increase in profits to every beef producer be sure to keep a supply on hand your local master dealer robb hooper the altar of browns corners united church was banked with standards of bronze and yellow mums and pink asters saturday afternoon of last week when dorothy cora hooper daughter of mr and mrs charles hooper buttonville became the bride of william john robb son of mr and mrs samuel robb toronto rev a c huston performed the ceremony and mrs s j english and miss dorothy hood played the wedding music mrs george hooper soloist sang because and o perfect love given in marriage by her father the bride was lovely in a floor length gown of white sculptured lace over taffeta the fitted bodice had a picture neck line and the skirt fell in a grace ful fare her veil was tulle illu sion and was caught to a small sequinembroidered tulle crown and she carried sweetheart roses and white baby mums mrs ted gough matron of honour for her sister wore a ballerina gown of dusty pink taffeta with matching picture hat and net stole she carried yellow and bronze mumus the bridesmaids misses mary hooper sister of the bride and marion nichols carried identical cascade bou quets and were similarly gown ed in nile green taffeta the pretty little flower girl was the brides cousin marilyn pratt who wore yellow taffeta with a small halo headdress and car ried a nosegay of mauve and yellow mums charles hooper younger brother of the bride was ring bearer for the double ring ceremony mr nelson buchanan attended the groom and the ushers were george hooper brother of the bride and donald robb the grooms brother at the reception held in the buttonville wi hall mrs looper received her guests wearing cinnamon lace over taffeta with matching hat and accessories and a corsage of yellow rosebuds and mums mrs robb chose queens blue lace over brocaded taffeta with pink hat and matching accessories her flowers were pink rosebuds for a motor trip through the eastern united states the bride donned a gray flannel worsted suit with cinnamon hat and accessories and corsage of yel low roses on their return mr and mrs robb will live in tor onto outoftown guests attend ing the wedding were from detroit chatham hamilton toronto and other points use yqurnome grown grains with concentrates coop custom mixing gives you the balanced feed 1 0u need the new paved drive being constructed at the stouffville counting your blessings is a public school by the newmarket lot more fun than reckoning paving co will be completed your troubles this week i 8 s vertisers lemonville the regular monthly meeting of the womans assn will be held on wednesday oct 10th at 230 pm at the home of mrs c graham bethesda w m society who are the guests of the lemon- ville assn will provide the pro gram a cordial welcome is ex tended to all ladies of the com munity mr mel kerr toronto spent the weekend with his parents mr and mrs m kerr mr and mrs johnson called on a niece mrs gould rich mond hill recenty after having supper with mr and mrs fred greenfield markham mr and mrs d a blair of montreal river recently spent a few days with mr and mrs henry burnett 5eei your cooperation in submitting display advertising copy before 4 pm on tuesday every week will be appreciated remember early composition secures time to plant- stouffville coop stnuffville ontario i kememoer cany lomposmon secures jj i a good position i o i the stouffville tribune telephone 152 choice selection of fine quality dutch bulbs unionville nurseries garden centre no 7 highway fhone 9o bingo bingo every saturday right at the veterans hall sponsored by the legion ladies auxiliary the third game of the button- villethomhill softball final will be played here on thursday eve ning in the local park the boys would appreciate your sup port the series is presently tied at one game apiece science can magnify the hu man voice 12000 times and mom more than that when shes calling junior to lunch mr and mrs charles booth- by of mission city are spending a short time with his sister mrs geo hughes lloyd ave ard other irlends the residence of mr and mrs m c hart main street w has been purchased by an oakville couple it was formerly the property of mr and mrs geo storey the sale was made by the h j lee real estate the staff at the stouffville public school and members of the board met for a social get- together at the school on mon day evening miss vivian sadler of bow- manville has returned home af ter visiting with her aunt mrs geo t lee messrs don haynes and don harper returned home on fri day after a three week motor trip into- western canada the new powder puff beauty salon operated by miss joy oneill will open on tuesday october 9th for appointment phone stouff 9sw1 miss helen paisley and miss peggy white motored to mont real on friday to atterd the wedding of mr murray lord on saturday local photographer mr ted cadieux was a rather busy man on saturday with no less than five weddings booked for the afternoon chief wm diamond of the stouffville police has recovered the second radio that was reported stolen from a summer cottage north of goodwood the suspect appeared in newmarket court on friday and was placed on probation whitby opp are expected to lay additional charges however mr charles livingstone jour neyed by air to montreal on saturday returning home the following day mr doug ramer has recently been employed with walter tay lor motors as service manager tor the firm rev w e smalley of bin- brook ont was a visitor here over the weekend spending a few hours with his son mr and mrs albert smalley on church street rev smalley was a for mer minister here in the baptist church the annual initiation dance at the stouffville district high school will be held on friday evening oct 5th each member of the student body has permis sion to invite three guests night classes resumed on oct 2nd at the stouffville high school and each tuesday even ing from s to 10 pm instructors of four popular classes are as follows art mr harold hodg- kins sewing mrs hazel pea cock typing mr g h lang- dale woodwork mr j r ham mond persons interested in classes not listed apply to the principal w e duxbury the regular meeting of whit church township council will be held on thursday night at s oclock mr ben talbot 9th concession left on sunday for a trip to the british isles mr talbot will visit with relatives near oxford the scene of the world plough ing match in spite of warnings by police chief diamond the public school board and principal lome boadway a number of school children still persist in riding their bicycles over the broken stretch of road between church street and baker ave mr woodward the local school guard is also very concerned over the pupils safety mr barry wilkes a graduate of the stouffville district high school has enrolled in the ont veterinary college at guelph barry is the son of mr and mrs len wilkes stouffville mr mur ray mcmullen is also taking the five year course and registered at the college on sept 18th rev and mrs a e lunau a former pastor at the goodwood united church will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary on wednesday oct 10th they will be receiving friends at the westmoreland united church westmoreland and hallam ave toronto from 2 to 4 pm and from 730 to 930 in the evening they would be pleased to meet some of their old acquaintances from this district the west moreland united church are giv ing rev and mrs lunau a re ception in the church parlors on the same evening the home of mr and mrs morley symes lloyd ave is being stuccoed this week wa bake sale the ladies of the stouffville united church wa will hold a bake sale in stouffville sales arena at 130 pm on satur day october 13th skating club skating commences at 330 pm monday oct 15 registra tions and fees will be accepted friday oct 12th 45 pm at the rink fees srs 13 years and over on nov 1st s2500 all under 13 years s1500 special rates for families of three or more skating days will be monday tuesday and friday the newmarket brass band were recently honoured at a banquet following their winning first prize in a dominionwide competition at the cne a band from british columbia placed second it cost the bc group close to 6000 to place their entry in the competition the newmarket band has play ed here a number of times at santa claus parades the trade fair and at other forms of en tertainment constable john me- gee of the markham twp po lice force is a member of this distinguished group they will be one of the feature music at tractions at markham fair on saturday mr ray hobbs operator cf the western tire store in stouff ville was the winner of the red riding hood doll dressed in 50 i 100 bills sponsored by the local lions club the draw was made on saturday night at the trade fair mrs tcpham mill street stouffville was the winner of the mans suit donated by teds mens wear stouffville the draw was made at the trade fair on saturday evening a new two storey office build- i ing of concrete block construc tion is being erected by the ken betz construction co on the robt sellers property main 1 street stouffville the regular meeting of stouff ville town council will be held on thursday evening of this week wms the autumn thank offering service of the afternoon auxil iary of the womens missionary society will be held in stouff ville united church thursday afternoon oct 11 at 230 the guest speaker will be mrs c maxwell loveys home mission executive secretary of the do minion board mrs james a macklin of agincourt will con duct the worship mrs george hutton of agincourt will be guest soloist invitations have gone out to auxiliaries in rural north and south districts a spe cial invitation is extended to all stouffville ladies to attend this meeting badminton news an organization meeting ot the stouffville badminton club will be held on wednesday even ing oct 10th at the stouffville district high school the local group hopes to be part of a league comprising agincourt uxbridge and aurora last year the club had a membership of 25 persons dr helen abel who recently underwent an operatioi in ott awa is convalescing at the home of her parents on albert street dr pearl driemen who accom panied her home returned to ottawa on sunday stouffville crusade for christ the evangelistic campaign sponsored by the stouffville dis trict churches presents the fol lowing financial report total receipts with 1955 balance 329656 expenditures bill graham association at winnipeg 139454 cyril redford song leader and soloist 35000 organist and pianist 15000 heintzman organ co 15000 youth for christ radio advertising and pa advertising seat rental and trucking 4000 sundries 8000 rent of arena 35000 balance on hand 14688 on saturday sept 29th the stouffville cub pack visited the richmond hill observatory the cubs were accompanied by their leaders and some of their fathers accompanying the party were messrs lloyd mclean harry sandiford john chambers joe forsyth and dr neil smith 10602 11580 41332 329650 horticultural meeting the regular monthly meeting of the horticultural society is to be held in the united church basement on wednesday oct 17 at 8 oclock mr r j young of markham as guest speaker will be showing pictures of flowers autumn scenes etc his pictures are of a high quality and those interested should not miss the opportunity of seeing them a special feature on the program will be mrs osterdahl and her daughters they will be dressed in native costumes and will talk about life in norway the prize money will be paid at this meet ing the bulbs for premiums are also on hand on the public school staff miss m ford is one of the seven new additions this year to the teaching staff of souff- ville public school miss ford commencing her first year in the profession is in charge of grade 3 possessing a winning smile and a plcnrirg personal ity the new staff member has been given one of the rooms that were remodelled this summer miss fords home is at wroxcter near wingham ont jim thcau