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three home runs fail to win peewee title the most excising baseball in tome time saw david slacks dodgem defeat mike cadieux 3rave last thursday evening jnder the light at stouff vines memorial park this wag th4 audley mr fred puckrin a number of new members vhlch the jn the strength of an explosive limh inning rally some great fielding plaf by pat smith arlan gaibraith and 3rent weldon kept the dodgers n the game in the early innings is the braves led by jim hill aho hit three consecutive home uns threatened to make a run- iway of the game wee btbail lague on sunday those by profession rvlff ia1 1 11 ol faith were marilyn j cowie dodgers won 18 to 11 a marie gut irvin i puckrin keith a puckrin pob- ert g puckrin roy e pickrin william a puckrin herb c richards and joyce e smith by transference of certificate mrs irvin i puckrin and mr and mrs aleck pichards the sacrament of the lords supper was observed during the service about 130 children and adults however the dodgers kept j en the sunday school and ranging away and hits by gal- congregational picnic at cedar ralth slack forsythe harper glen park on tuesday of last utd stover coupled with a num- 1 week the weather was ideal er of bases on balls finally put and all enjoyed the races swim- iiem out in front to stay ming and baseball following the supper the rev m buttars morkhnm tp lojow of former i j ill i veterinary dies in u5 extend water lstggz service supply asr june to her mrs button was widow of the the water committee of mar- late philip button veterinarian jkham township presented a re- of this town fifty years ago and j port on monday setting forth uncle of the late f s- button i recommendations which would mrs clifford pipher and mr allow local distributors of wa- e a button mr e a button to obtain a supply at the is the last surviving member of ship wells the family according to their report any funeral services will be con- resident of the township wjll be ducted wednesday july l in allowed to purchase water by cresco mr and mrs norman securing same from the wells baker left monday by plane to during the hours that the at- attend the funeral of their great tendant is on duty w b clark aunt because of his connection with the fire brigades will be per mitted to obtain water at any time a rate for nonresidents was established at 150 per 1000 gallons and the sale to truck j jkbquapalvrfrqam the stouftviue imiune wedoesdy my 1 1959 x new h s bursary from markham tp douglas marilyn ill be chosen to represent stouftville at the annual pee- wee tournament at newmarket an august 15th and practice sessions for this club will be aeld throughout the summer it is expected that the league ill once again take in a pro fessional game at the maple laf stadium and a further an nouncement in this regard will oe forthcoming in a week or wo 154 foxes killed in six months maureen harrison allan pow ell to grade 8 jo astley joy astley jimmy izatt gail mitchell nancy puc krin joyce smith rita soren- to grade 5 mike cadieux and ron castle lne supper i i r kins j called mrs charlie clemence i smith glenn squire formed the battery for the and spoke to the gath tapsco braves with jim hill taking el u her work in connection miss joan ksdale teacher ver in relief in the 6th david wit tne church and in particu- to grade 6 black and paul stover toiled for i thirty years as church coleen harrison linda izatt he dodgers pianist from which she has rec- bobbie richards ronald smith this game winds up a very entry resigned on behalf of the stanley wonnacott luccetisful schedule in the pee- church mr bert guthrie pre- to grade wee league an allstar team sented her with a painting of the head of christ and mr i puckrin handed a cheque vacation school will be held in baggotsville school from 9 to 1130 each morning from july 6 to july 10 the classes will be son jerry watson for children from 4 to 9 years to grade 9 of age jeanette astley paul benns the children of baggotsville marilyn cowie susan clothier school and their teacher mrs renne desautels will fallaize barbara doujx enjoyed a pic- diana hendren shirley hend- nic at pineridge park on thurs- ren geith puckrin roy puck- day i rin jean stone mrs james cowie entered the mrs g k pratt teacher toronto general hospital on baggotsville school promotions sunday evening to undergo an to grade 2 eye operation john bell martha doner a number from here attended wayne hoddinott craig hoyt the memorial service at salem larry smith helen zdanowicz cemetery on sunday afternoon miss margaret puckrin osh- awa spent the weekend with her brotherinlaw and sister mr and mrs charlie clemence mr and mrs fred puckrin at markham township has e ers will be si per 1000 gallons tablished a new s50 bursary to or any pan thereof coupons awarded each vear to the will be supplied for the pay- student from markham town- ment i ship attaining the highest aver age at stouffville district high school council took the step on monday after receiving a com munication from principal wm duxbury of the stouftville high school the agricultural committee f york county council report- d last week that to date 154 oxes had been submitted for ounty in 1959 the s5 bounty nitiated by council last year has een paid on a total of 597 oxes it is believed that the fox pop- ilation has been further sub- tantially reduced by rabies in- ection during the epidemic forty percent of the 5 boun- y is recovered from the ontario jept of municipal affairs mr duxbury explained that both whitchurch and stouff ville provided such awards and he drew attention to the fact that markham had some stu dents attending who attained outstanding averages one stu dent from markham twp this vear reached 88 uxhridge tp drops rate two mills the 1959 tax rate in uxbridge township has been reduced by two mills industrial and com mercial rate will be 3s mills and residential 355 mills the general rate shows a de cline of an average of about 55 mills but the actual decrease will be about 2 mills because of a snapshot of he bride and groom cutting the wedding rake is essential to your picturestory arrange it carefully and take two or three shots to make sure you will have a good one make your wedding pictures tell a story tended the wedding on saturday i to grade 6 to grade 3 dennis doner tom hullar karen smith donald white mike zdanowicz the increase in school rates and to grade 5 discontinuing of a 399 harold guthrie grant towards teachers salaries afternoon in dunbarton united church of mrs puckrins neph ew bruce hollinger and bernice junkin audley school promotions to grade 2 judy harrison doris hend ren patricia kinsman werner luckai barry watson to grade 3 frank mitchell tommy puck rin barbara smith beverley smith peggv squire everett walsh linda watson dick winter it must be that the taxpayer to iit m7 penny harrison kenny hen- s included among the fittest dren g powe arthj puc jnder increasingly tough con- krm lynda p rickv puc- litions he continues somehow kr susan richards jack sa- survive vink shirley smith peter norton bill seto keith local white beth garrett daughter of mr to grade 7 and mrs jack garrett and her randy doner coleen long cousin mark bramham son of grace peckover helen seto mr and mrs frank bramham irene seto shirley white i pupils of mrs russel smith to grade 8 principal of the ontario college douglas bell anne guthrie of music toronto recently nienke smit j passed their piano examinations to grade 9 joe main linda seto miss barbara doupe teacher i gas can explosion sets fire to porch i stouftville fire brigade was called to the houghton home 6th con of markham at 18th blamed for the outbreak with merit from the trinity col lege of music london england and also took part in a piano recital held at willard hall last week ave tuesday noon to quell a fire on the house porch a child playing with matches and firing gasoline in a can was how this newspaper helps advertisers by earning this symbol of all the occasions that call for pictures surely a wedding is one of the most important and a wedding is a natural for a connected picture story the formal pictures will probably be taken by a pro fessional photographer but that wont prevent the ama teur fans from clicking their cameras too if you are one of these amateurs and one of the principals is a relative or close friend you might make a pic ture story your wedding gift if so you can be sure that it will be among the most treas ured gifts they will receive whether your story is in blackandwhite or color in color slides or in movies for many of us the inex pensive snapshot camera is the one we know best we know that all we have to do is to gel the picture we want into the viewfinder and press the shutter release gently to avoid any camera move ment with our flash attachments we know we can get some good interior shots in the church at the reception and at home whether were using blackandwhite or color film and that a flash bulb is good for fillin lighting when we are taking shots outdoors there are of course other types of cameras that are al most as easy to use such as the 35mm cameras that give you such wonderful slides and nowadays practically anyone can take excellent movies with the popularpriced 8mm and 16mn cameras but no matter what kind of camera you have youll get far better and more satisfying results if you take a few min utes to write down the scenes that when combined will tell the most interesting story figure out where you think your story should begin and go on from there step by step until the last shot where you show the happy couple in their beribboned car as they set off on their honeymoon if there was a camera among their wedding presents they can do the honeymoon chapter themselves they wont want you around on the wedding day be at the church in time to picture the arrival of the groom and of the bridal party in some churches it is permissible to take pictures during the cere mony but youd better make sure before you try it then hurry to the back of the church for a picture as the bride and groom come down the aisle and again on the church steps at the reception be sure to get a picture when the couple cuts the wedding cake 22 george h kay a well known symbol is like a good reputation difficult to establish and even more difficult to maintain during your daily activities in your store or in your home you come into contact with many trade mark that symbolize an assured measure of performance or quality they may range from initials on an electrical appliance to words like sterling or prime like its counterparts the membership symbol of the audit bureau of circulations provides you with a reliable measure of our circulation performance based on the highest standards known for either print or broadcast media the abc symbol cannot be purchased it must be earned through performance continued use of this symbol is predicated on our ability to maintain these highest standards of circulation 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stroud bill watt george wright second class jfonours terry botlen edward cotton leo daly sharon delaney di- anne drinkwater doug eek- lund barbara emprlngham bill freeman typing shirley gar diner terrv green bill hamil ton pat harden caroline hav ers sandra hill grace jackson ian johnson marvin kime shirley kulyk donald lay goidon mcbride marilyn me- bride david mckce robert mctaggart barbara masters morvyn mercer mary miszkiew- icz wayne parker gwen quln- ton weilesley robertson jim secbeck tom sime malcolm slowell janet tomlinson david webster john wilson harry yelman third class honours donald arscott hist fr stanley barclay gary bath fr typing blair bryant fr agatha bucking david carne gie vcrna closson ann draper christina head fr patrick hickey irene hotner rosanna kinch pe joyce lewis dun can mephorson sheila memul- len fay madill math mabel maillet typing grace michel joe moodie find arts linda morley paul range trevor smith fr john torrance betty jean tran gregory wall ray ward english james wilson english hist lynn wilson hans woitzik pass standing wenona bartram gary bek- kevold fr caroline cochrane tvpi susan george millie kutlich sandra morris marilyn murkar michael oxenham glen pugh charles rixon david smith fr fred walker betty ward lynda wood soc stud ies sciencei promoted conditionally to grade 10 clerical andv axhorn fr lyle bath typing so ronald brett al- i bert futtcr james gillard joe 1 gulliver fr tvp joan ha- chcy clare harris trevor hayes gorge hedges russell ililts robert hunter kenneth i mactigart fr typ dennis i mann i fr typ wanda moore george mulholland donna nor ton grant pascall georgina petty florence phillips sc fr hugh pugh wolfie sweet bruce tipton george tran john walton fr grade 10 general first class honours nicholas baker john buttars sharon clarke sandy davis aaron fenton patricia gray anne lennox donald lindo linda mccance barbara messer carolyn payne sandra walms- ley gail white carol whitting- ton second class honours beverley casselman glennys cresswell ronald death gordon edmiston klaus gunther ross james sharyn jones wayne knapp carol lumley ruth miller lyn murison jill primer ian salgo john segriff ronald tranter barbara walker linda young third class honours carol adams john bandur- chin wavne carter eng di- anne comber math john davison maeva delancey smith eng robert dey math grant foreman bill foster anne gerigs pe dan gladys pat hawkins marie hill lat james e irwin alan johnston bill keevll fr pat newport paulette riches sandy richie fred shepston math mary shilton hist glenn white pass standing douglas allman bill carglll fr john gerecke hist bill hicks typ james r irwin hist janet jones math jerry kasten eng math suzanne linton peter mckeown fr john norris eng mar ianne pegg brigid phelan ron ald postill lat brenda prld- more math david reed christine scott terry sherlock eng lenard stroud fr dale waltier grade 1c cummkkcial first class honours darlene mortenson second class honours jean barclay diane dear glenda palmer lynn rogerson third class honours caroline bezener elizabeth erickson robert lehman eng hist keith mcdowell hist donald matheson bookking carolyn parnham gal peer hilda smyth hist bruce thorp marianne wright pass standing christine britton pe hist joan mitchell hist willard poddie grade 11 general first class honours stewart craig diana johnson john manlw ingrid mearns joy parker david robertson roemary salgo second class honours norma cartwright alan daw- f son pat diasio doug hortop june hull david johnson rich srd livesav ronald matheson carol mcpherson ronald patter son connie payne ted ruddy barban- wagenaar dave war ner george wilson frt third class honours elaine barkey fr robert bentlev eng gerry bucking gary disnev gladys disney eng hist anrabelte guliiver tgeom ruby hobbs lyle jackson teng david keen wayne kerr mike mills tony moore fr faith shepherd chris sheiin fr gord todd pavs standing beverlev buiton don briggs typ eldon cresswell eng agrl sandra foter ifri di- inna mcbride robert mcbride eng hist cairine osterhout fr murray taylor typ grade 11 commercial second class honours lvnne anthonv hist may binglev wanda carter helga koliler edda sehevrer lily scholten marilyn silk sharyn williams third class honours heather campbell eng and hist christine eliasen mar guerite found eng irene kormos bookkeeping donna scottt shorthand pass standing robert cooney shorthand mary beelby shorthand pe lois davidson bus arith and shhand betty foxton pe judv mcmulien ibooikeeoing grade 12 general first class honours eva hasek 5 options ma rion kime 5 options george shuhla 5 options second class honours rae anderson 5 options ro ger carlton 5 options ricky hannah 4 options richard lapointe 1 options george malcolm 5 options bob pearce 3 options third class honours laurie barclay 5 options peggy cowan 5 options ian edmiston 4 options mike hart 5 options phillip irwin 4 options marylois johnston 6 options gayle price 5 op tions angela shilton 5 op tions carol white 4 options engagements mr and mrs melvin johnson claremont wish to announce th engagement of their daughter carol elizabeth to harold leon ard davidson son of mr and mrs david davidson ajax the wedding will take place on saturdav julv is at 3 pnv in stouffville united missionary church pass standing pat clarke history harry cook 3 options ray gilchrist english kav michael 4 op tions walter milne thistory ann pugh 4 options gordon tullovh english irene wage naar thistory ann wilson 4 options grade 12 commercial second class honours wayne daniels maryjean jamieson joyce norton third class honour glenn carter joyce gb- bings ronald jones pass standing gordon mcdowell pat welsh blankets anyone wishing to send old woollen or cotton rags to b made into blankets sheets rugs towels etc while the june and july sale is on please have rags and money at mrs wm reamans glasgow no later than july 10th for information phone stouffville 96920 open air evangelistic campaign commencing 3t sat july 4th 730 pm sharp musselmans lake at shallimars beach church news christ church anglican got i d tiller rector sunday july 5th 1959 6th sunday after trinity 11 am rites of holy commun ion sunday school and choir prac tice will be resumed in sep tember united church stouffville rev doiiglnp davitc sunday july 5th 1959 sunday school 945 am junior to senior 11 am nursery to primary 11 am morning worship sunday school and congrega tional picnic in the stouftville park on wednesday july 8th vivian mccormack memorial church rev bruce hiscy pastor sunday july 5th 1959 1030 am sunday school 730 pm evening worship tues 8 pm prayer bible study thin- 830 pm young peoples meeting note july 8 ladies picnic churchill musselmans lake bible school pastor r a baker sunday july 5th 1959 10 am sunday school 11 am morning service the church that cares ringwood christian church sunday july 5th 1959 10 am sunday school 1j10 am 730 pm worship service 8 pm mon christian endeav or prayer meeting st james presbyterian church stouffville iter i r mckhiicaii ba bd sunday july 5th 1939 to atu morning worship worship with u stouffville united missionary church rev arthur walsh minister sunday july 5th 1959 10 am sunday school 11 am morning service 730 pm evening service thurs 8 pm prayer bible study tunc in cjrh dial 1310t every sunday 845 9 am for the missionary hour altona christian united missionary church it bow sargennt pastor sunday july 5th 1959 3030 am sunday school 730 pm service wed 8 pm prayer service ballantrae united church minister garry mceaehern sunday july 5th 1959 please note change of time of services lu15 am musselmans lake community church 1130 am ballantrac 730 pjn lemonviile come and worship second markham baker hill baptist churches rev bruce hiaey sunday july 5th 1959 second markham we invite you to prayer service every wed s to 9 pm sunday bible school for all ages 10 am morning gospel service 11 am young peoples every sunday evening 730 pm tinker hid prayer service thur 8 to 9 pm sunday morning service 945 am sunday school 11 am a warm welcome awaits you stouffville baptist church rev i williams pattor bible teacher and evangelist sunday july 5th 1959 10 am bible school all agef 11 am morning worship 730 pm evangelistic service wed 730 pm prayer meeting bloomington christian associated gospel church mr e n simmons minister sunday july 5th 1959 10 am sunday school 11 am worship service 730 pm evening service brethren in christ church heisc hill gormley pastor rev wm vandcrbent ph richmond hill turncr 43155 sunday july 5th 1959 sunday school 10 am worship service 11 am evangelistic 730 pm midweek prayer service wed 745 pm you arc cordially invited to all services united church melville charge ltiv g dnilkoli sunday july 5th 1959 930 am bethesda 1035 am peachs 1140 am melville tuesday july 7 melville wms will meet at the home of mis janet bruce at 230 pm stouffvnle memorial christian church sunday july 5th 1959 10 am sunday school 11 am morning worship 730 pm gospel service wed 8 pm prayer bibk study in the church united missionart church ic a e bell minister sunday july 5th 1959 dickson hill 945 am morning worship 1050 am sunday school markham 10 am sunday school 11 am morning worship 730 pm evening service a welcome awaits you gormley united missionary church rrv a e bunking mlnuur sunday july 5th 1959 845 am broadcast dial 1310 10 am- sunday school pikes peak tent meetinxt at 2 pm and 730 pm