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45 pantry shelf sweet mixed pickles 2 r- 35 pvrex white toilet tissue 4 n i filets kernel corn 2 35 free picture of lassie with the purchase of nestles quick 57 tulip margarine 2 ibs 49 in tomato sauce heinz spaghetti 3r47 dominion brand frozen orange juice 4 f0r 95 richmello cheese slices 29c richmello ice cream a 89 meat special daisy brand rindless bacon 75 produce specials florida celery stalks 2- 29 fresh ont spinach 2 29c all merchandise sold is unconditionally guaranteed to lire 110 satisfaction value kffrcllvc thursday friday saturday june 5 6 7 ntt jtooffvlui tmune tkundiy feat 3 t958 gt 3 local and personal happenings qraduate from cqit karen lewis left and gave men they are shown here rennie president two local 1th rev douglas davis who girls who are graduating from conducted the graduation and the stouffville canadian girls was guest speaker at the re in training group this sum- cent mother and daughter banquet weddinqs mistlebrook burton edwards donaldson a very pretty wedding took the alderwood presbyterian place at kinsale united church church was the setting recently on saturday may 31st at 3 pm i when violet isobell donaldson rev harry moore minister at daughter of mr and mrs wal- kinsale united church offi- i ter donaldson of alderwood be- ciated at the ceremony uniting came the bride of the rev kenn- the couple miss margaret rose yon edwards son of mrs laura burton brooklin ont and mr edwards and the late mr ed- mervin mistlebrookof north vvards of suffolk virginia the battleford sask church was decorated with the bride wore a white laced i white gladioli and the rev a gown the maid of honour was n tomlinson officiated assisted in a recent advertisement sub mitted by mr v r clarke a patient at sunnybrook hospital toronto requesting a room in payment for small remuneration and light household chores one reply was received from a stou ffville farmer the party how ever neglected to place his sig nature and address on the re ply mr clarke is very interest ed to know the name of the local person dressed in yellow there were two bridesmaids one dressed in blue and the other in rose flow ered pale green the groom and the best man were dressed in by the rev e l simmonds the organist was kenneth e mara and the soloist galvin da- dian given in marriage by her fa dark suits the page boy carried ther the bride wore a white a white heart satin cushion brocade satin gown with embroi- draped with lily of the valley dered fulllength veil held by a wedding music was played by miss jean pascoe allan clark sang o perfect love and be cause the reception was held at brooklin municipal hall the grooms mother and sister from saskatchewan were present be sides other outof town guests as follows toronto richmond hill whitby oshawa and king ston there were in all about 150 guests for the dinner which was followed by a dance the couple are motoring to north battleford sask on their honeymoon the bride wearing a pink nylon dress with white flowers and white accessories earring pink and white carna tions for educational funds in this day and age a col lege education is a must sun life of canadas edu cational policy is ideal for helping you secure your childrens future build up a fund for their education through sun life insurance let me show you without obligation how easily this can be done sun life assurance company of canada jim abell telephone 237 stouffville tiara of seed pearls and rhine- stones she carried a cascade of pink tea roses with pompoms and gladioli petals attending the bride mrs vio let annadale matron of honour wore a coral lace and chiffon dress with white flowered pic ture hat she carried a nosegay of yellow roses and white gladi oli petals bridesmaids marg aret doherty and nelly zwier wore dresses of midnight blue chiffon with white feather hats and they carried nosegays of pink roses and gladioli petals flower girl barbara seufert wore a dress of coral chiffon with a white flowered hat and carried a basket of mauve and white mums donald thomas was the best man and the ushers were des mond meed and peter brown martin seufert was the ring- bearer at the reception at the christian youth centre at stou ffville ontario the brides mo ther received guests in a french imported mauve lace dress with matching bolero mauve hat and a corsage of mauve mums and red roses the grooms mother was not present due to illness and mrs raymer assisted mrs donaldson in a navy dress and a corsage of red roses and yel low mums for her travelling ensemble the bride chose a navy dress matching coat with white polka- dot trim small white hat and accessories following their hon eymoon to florida the rev and mrs edwards will reside in stouffville rev k edwards is pastor of ringwood christian church warnica barket on saturuday may 24 at 300 pm dicksons hill united mis sionary church was the scene of a lovely wedding when paul ine elizabeth barkey daughter of mr and mrs maurice eby r r 2 markham was united in marriage to john keith warn- ica son of mr and mrs wm warnica of barrie rev c bell and seed pearls she carried a white gardenia surrounded by pink rosebuds and lily-ofthe- valley mrs lester eby attended her sister as matron of honour the bridesmaids were miss marion stouffer the brides cousin and miss jessie stoicheff junior bridesmaid for her aunt was miss pauline clarke the attend ants were similarly gowned in blue silk organza over taffeta styled with princess lines and having a front and back v- neckline they wore matching caps and silver lockets and car ried cascades of red roses and carnation petals mr don warnica acted as groomsman and the ushers were mr lester eby and mr bill warnica at a reception in parkside youth centre the brides mother received in a dress of navy jace with light blue accessories and a corsage of pink roses the grooms mother assisted wear ing a gown of silk crepe and french lace in a deer shade with pink accessories and a cor sage of pink roses for travelling the bride chose a navy shantung suit with white miss florence tavlor of tor- 1 mr and mrs norman a the annual decoration day onto as been visiting with mr jfretz of london were guests service at the stouffville ceme- and mrs albert hobbs of ring- last week at the home of his i tery will be held on sunday jvood for the past few weeks parents mr and mrs oran fretz stouffville business placesi commenced their annual sum- jimmv lewis son of mr and mer open tuesday nights this mrs don lewis had the misfor- week tune to have his hand caught in the wringer o f the washing machine on tuesday of this week while no bones were stouffville and whitchurch will each hold their first june municipal council meetings on broken the member is quite ten thursday night of this week with this issue the stouffville tribune commences its 69th year of publication and its 37th der and jimmy is presently out of school lawn bowling club the stouffville ljwn bowling year under the present family club will hold their annual pot ownership luck supper at the club house on thursday june 12th at 615 the tribune is pleased to re- p m officially open the sea- ceive pictures of local univer- s activities weather per- sity graduates a short writeup should accompany each photo there is no charge for this serv ice mr and mrs geo beck chel- wood road toronto are re ported to be in fair condition following a twocar collision west of stouffville on sunday one of the autos was flipped over on its roof the injured are in the east general hos pital mitting there will be bowling afterwards but the supper will be held rain or shine ah former members will be looked for and new members both ladies and gents are cor dially invited take this as your invitation to come down to the greens and enjoy the fun june 15th rev douglas davis will be the speaker and special music will be provided by the youth for christ trio watch for oneills furniture big opening announcement in next weeks issue see the great saving in mattresses being of fered at oneills this week get an electric clock free the funeral was conducted from st catharines to victoria square cemetery for interment on tuesday afternoon for mrs f c macdonald formerly ol markham twp mrs macdonalfl was the former margaret mabel young and the family farmed just south of stouffville a num ber of years ago mr and mrs fred campbell of albeit st stouffville last week celebrated their 5lth wed ding anniversary and the couple i have been receiving the congrat- a meeting theladies jations of friends and neigh- lawn bowling club will be held bors hls p few da at the home of mrsarobert johnston this thursday even ing june 5th at 8 oclock mr everton theaker of tren ton was a visitor in stouffville on friday mr theaker was a former employee in the stand ard bank here more than fifty years ago he is spending some time with relatives in mount albert mrs lyla murrav of calgarv accessories and a white corsage j in stouffville visiting at the at ii m i home of her sister mrs harold after spending 3 months work ing at the moose factory indian hospital mr and mrs warnica will reside in toronto where the groom will enter his sixth year at the university of to ronto faculty of medicine brumwell wigmobe white carnations graced the chancel of st pauls anglican church lamoreaux on satur day may 17 when margaret daughter of mr and mrs fred erick wigmore steeles avenue became the bride of gordon reid brumwell son of mr and mrs reid brumwell victoria square rev j h barnes officiated at the ceremony and mr john haining played the wedding music during the service mrs george hooper sang two solos o primise me and o perfect love given in marriage by her fa ther the bride was lovely in a wedding gown of white taffeta the fitted bodice was finished at the picture neckline with ap- pliqued chantilly lace and the bouffant laceedged tiered skirt swept to a short chapel train her brief circular veil was caught to a sequined juliet cap and she carried a plumage bou quet of pinnochio roses and white hyacinths mrs elsie johnston was matron of honour for her sis ter and little miss karen john ston was a charming flower girl the bridesmaids were miss ma rion austin and mrs richard tribbling they wore princess gowns of lace in shades of coral periwinkle blue and yellow and matching bandeaux caught their hair mrs johnston in blue carried coral sweet peas and sweetheart roses the brides maids bouquets vere periwin kle sweet peas and iris and karen carried a dainty basket of spring flowers in pastel shades mr howard avison was best man and ushers were messrs richard tribbling and john brumwell following the cere- monv a reception was held at the tamoshanter golf club mrs wigmore received her guests wearing a figured gown of satin cotton in shades of gray and mauve with mauve spofford and other friends in town mrs murray who was the former miss brovvnscombe was a member of a prominent mer cantile family of uxbridge and wellknown in stouffville music twentythree a lehman at a piano recital monday evening j at the vc parlor parents and friends listened to music from the early composers couperin mozart bach to more recent pieces by boris berlin melecci english canadian and american folktunes added interest to the program several pupils demon strated the playing of scales chords and sightreading which are all important in the study of music twelve members of the stou ffville cgit group held a cleanup bee at the park last week the girls weeded one of the flower beds and gave the tennis courts a thorough sweep ing they also clipped the grass around the courts mrs top ping was in charge of the bee friends will regret to learn that mrs t gostick duchess st had the misfortune to tum ble down her cellar steps last week and while no bones were broken she received quite a shaking up mrs gostick is one of stouffvilles octogenarians and continues to keep house for herself without assistance rev lloyd freel of stouff ville who has been serving in the north country in the minis try of the united church will pupils of miss a with his family be moving cm plaved in i sl to take up a new charge uondav evenine i nerval just west of bramp ton rev mr freel has been visiting this week here with his parents dr and mrs h b freel mr albert smalley church street was among the top five hundred entrants in a contest sponsored by general motors a letter submitted by mr smalley on the subject what general motors has meant to you and your community was the only one selected out of the bayview office there were 13000 entries the golden milestone contest was held in connection with the general motors 60th annivers ary year lome r smith son of mr and mrs nelson d smith cone 7 markham twp received the degree of bachelor of arts from the university of western on tario having graduated from waterloo college the annual spring convocation was con ducted on saturday lome is a graduate of markham district high school and plans to enter the teaching profession follow ing further study officiated assisted by mr e ful- accessories her flowers were ler mr clarion baker organ- white carnations and rosebuds ist played praise my soul the king of heaven for the pro cessional and jesu joy of mans desiring during the sign ing of the register the bride given in marriage by her father wore a gown of pure silk faille with swiss im ported applique lace trimming the bodice and forming a scal loped design on the princess skirt which ended in a chapel train her fingertip veil was- mrs brumwell chose a slate blue jacket dress with pink accessories and wore a corsage of peach sweetheart roses and gladioli petals later the happy couple left on a motor trip through north ern ontario the bride travelling in a royal blue wool dressmaker suit with matching hat and beige accessories her corsage was pinnochio roses mr and mrs brumwell will live at but- caught to a crown of sequins tonville on williams avenue this a new radio programme designed to publicize stouffville as a shopping centre and as a location for new industry will be heard each wednesday from 620 pm to signoff on cjrh richmond hill 1300 where theres a sound difference stouffville scouts the cub pack of the 1st stouffville scout troop attended the south simcoe cubaree at aurora on saturday may 31st our cub pack gave an outstand ing account of itself in sports and cub work in competition with seven other packs from the south lake simcoe district the credit for this is due to the conscientious leadership of wal ter winn and his assistants at the end of the days activi ties the packs were brought in to a large circle with the flags of each pack in the center of the circle to see over two hun dred enthusiastic young boys in their uniforms each pack with its own distinctively coloured scarf was a sight well worth seeing our scout troop are spending a week camping in haliburton this summer this should be quite an adventure for the boys horticultural meeting flower show on monday june 9th a meet ing will be held in the united chinch basement mrs w tim bers and mrs m storey are ar ranging an interesting program the guest speaker and judge of the show will be mr joe tiffin of agincourt he will be show ing a few pictures of lilies lo cal talent will provide music bring along your exhibits to help make it a good show the following is the prize list for the shbw june flower show class 1 iris 1 spike 2 iris 3 spikes 3 basket with iris predom inating 4 peony 1 bloom 5 peony 3 blooms 6 lilac 1 spray 7 vase of pvrethrum 8 vase of lily of the valley 9 vase of any other variety flower 10 vase of lupins 11 basket of flowering shrubs 12 poppy arrangement 13 arrang of pansies with any foliage 14 arrang using tulips 15 dining table arrang 16 banquet table arrang 17 arrang using 1 bloom with foliage 18 a twotone arrang with con tainer matching 19 gloxinia blooms using own foliage 20 flowers in a vase to be used against a narrow panel in the living room 21 an arrang using driftwood 22 african violet single 23 african violet double entries to be placed between 430 and 645 ready for judging by 7 pm there are still some tickets available for the bus trip on monday june 23 to elora kit chener and high park toronto the death occurred at the brierbush hospital here on sat urday may 31st of anna eliza beth hanna she is survived by two sisters mrs h t wilson whitby and mrs f t howard gormley rr 2 the funeral on tuesday of this week was con ducted from the town funeral chapel in whitby with inter ment in union cemetery osha wa reeve elmer daniels clerk ralph corner and c h nolan planning board chairman spent some time this week with a rep resentative of a large montreal industrial concern looking over various industrial sites in town a number of queries regarding industrial sites have been re ceived in recent months and each is being followed up by the local town office and per sonal contacts stouffville now has all services to offer and has been told by visiting developers that the tax rate compares most favorably with other communi ties seeking industry engagements mr and mrs roy smith be- thesda wish to announce the engagement of their daughter frances marjorle to david cam pbell mcvie son of mr and mrs david mcvie longbranch ontario wedding will takeplace june 21st mr and mrs harold bertram lockie announce the engage ment of their only daughter edythe marie to mr john charles mcgillivray youngest son of mr john h mcgillivray and the late mrs mcgillivray of mount albeit the marriage to take place on saturday june 28 at 3 pm in the united church zephyr fortieth anniversary stouffville united church was filled to capacity on sunday morning to celebrate the for tieth anniversary of the ordina tion of the local minister rev douglas davis rev mr davis took as his subject forty years in the ministry and the congregation listened in rapt interest as the minister unfold ed the story of his life since coming to canada from eng land as a young boy the large gathering of between four and five hundred joined heartily in the singing of old familiar hymns how firm a founda tion tell me the old old story and blest be the tie that binds and there was a warm feeling of rededication as a church family the local choir members were attired in their attractive new gowns for which they have been holding numerous events to raise funds choir leader lome boadvvay presented rev mr davis with a stole for his gown on behalf of the congregation and the new gowns were dedicated by the minister the choir render ed two selections and a solo by mr ron mercer mr fred cam pbell expressed the congratula tions of the congregation to rev mr davis on this import ant occasion he said that while mr davis had filled the local pulpit for the long term o seventeen years the ties be tween minister and congrega tion were strong and everyone wished him health and strength to carry on at the conclusion of the service rev mr davis called his eldest son mr ken davis to the pulpit to pronounce the benediction mr davis jr is a prominent worker in the eg- linton ave united church and has assisted his father on sev- eral occasions a number of visitors were among those pres ent from nearby congregations and former pasioral charges rev and mrs kennyon ed wards are pictured here leav ing alderwood presbyterin church following their recent wedding the bride is the for mer violet isobell donaldson of alderwood and the groom is the son of mrs laura ed wards and the late mr ed wards of suffolk virginia rev edwards is the pastor of ringwood chrlxtian church the newlyweds will reside in stouffville