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w x i st0uffv1ue tribune thundiy september 22 w0 pje 3 local and personal happenings mr and mrs glenn stronach and glenn had dinner with mr and mrs gordon wagg and girls on sunday years of service the st james presbyterian munitv on sunday sept 25th church will mark its one three former pastors rev son w1 conduct special wor- mng at 730 and monday eve- hundredth anniversary of ser- w h fuller rev d r mc- ship services on sunday morn- ning at s oclock vice to the stouffville com- killican and rev james dick- ing at 11 oclock sunday eve- staff photo deaths bailey mrs gordon h bailey passed away at the ow en sound general and marine hospital on tuesday sept 13 i960 mrs bailey the former ethel isobel hogg is survived by her husband gordon h bailey 603 2nd ave vv owen sound and daughters janet and margaret both at home a sister jean mrs duncan mcrae of london also survives her the funeral was held on fri day at 2 oclock at the westside united church with interment in the greenwood cemetery the former miss hogg came from pickering to teach at the continuation school at stouff ville 25 years ago mr bailey was also a teacher w here and a few years later they were mar- vied their daughter janet was born while they lived here widdifield elizabeth do- reen hunter on monday sept 19 19g0 at st michaels hos pital toronto elizabeth doreen hunter beloved wife of vv wal ter widdilield 12 wycliffe cres bayview village daughter of mrs hunter and the late robert a hunter sister of mrs ken neth booth willowdale glen hunter stouffville ont at the funeral chapel of a w miles 30 st clair ave w after 1 oclock on tuesday afternoon service on wednesday after noon at 3 oclock interment mt pleasant cemetery burgess william francis at the scarboro general hos pital on sunday sept 18 1960 william francis burgess of unionville ont and formerly of 22g pickering st toronto in his 65th year son of the late mr and mrs william burgess sr and brother of mrs edward richardson lyla deceased and uncle of william darby of unionville resting at the dix on funeral home markham for service on wednesday at 2 pm interment stouffville cemetery roebuck miss mary nicol roebuck died at the toronto general hospital on sunday sept is 1960 she was a grad uate of that hospital in 1s9s and a sister of senator arthur w roebuck and mrs d h walkinshaw of toronto and prof john roebuck of madison wisconsin the funeral was on tuesday morning at 11 oclock from the a w miles funeral chapel miss roebuck was well known to many of the older church st residents here as she spent many holidays at the home of the late mr and mrs alph hoover westwood hillock pink and white gladioli decor ated st georges anglican church georgetown and white satin bows and white parasols filled with pink and white pin- nochio poms reserved the pews for the wedding guests for the marriage of arvilla ellen di- anne daughter of mr and mrs maurice c hillock when she became the bride of mr bruce forrest westwood son of mr and mrs leonati h westwood of pickering in a double ting ceremony on sunday sept 11 at 4 oclock rev kenneth rich ardson officiated with mr g dekleer as organist entering the church on the arm of her father the bride chose a portrait gown of white pure silk organza over peau de soie the scalloped neckline was framed with chantilly lace fash ioned with long lily point sleeves and torso waistline the very bouffant skirt was ap- pliqued in chantilly lace and sprayed with iridescent baril- lios sweeping into a cathedral train a crown of rhinestones and crystals held her fingertip veil of white silk illusion she wore cultured pearls a gift of the groom the bride carried her ivory prayer book with a white orchid and stcphanotis baby pink sweetheart roses and forgetmenot streamers and white heather flown in from scotland by a relative of the groom for something old the bride carried a 200 year old handkerchief that was made in attention dairymen dependence on late pasture can boomerang underfeeding cows while on pasture will always boomerang when cows go on to good pasture they generally move up in production the result is they need a higher intake of digestible nutrients pasture alone never completely meets the milking cows requirements and in addition pasture quality moves down faster than many feeders realire as pasture quality falls off grain type rations become every hit as important as during winter barn feeding many experienced dairymen have found the perfect answer to the need for early fall grain ration in master lfi complete dairy feed or in master 2i iainmaker concentrate these high protein nu tritionally sound feeds enable your cows to produce at the toji of their form avoid the late summer milk production slump by feeding master dairy rations see your master dealer today stiver bros stouffville a convent in france the matron of honour mrs richard hancock and the four bridesmaids mrs leslie van straubenzee don mills miss jinni toronto miss mary mc- clintock and miss virginia mac- arthur of georgetown wore short gowns of pink silk organ za over taffeta and net fashion ed with square neckline tucked front panel outlined with pet als princess waistline and very bouffant skirts matching mit tens and shoes picture hats sprayed with iridescent barillios completed the outfit bonnie brantford junior bridesmaid was identically gowned but wore a heartshaped hat with back bow and satin streamers and sprayed witii barillios they all carried white chantilly lace parasols with pink sweetheart roses and carolamling with pin- ochio and snowdrift poms and forgetmenots little karen fry was flower girl and dropped rose petals from her white basket as she walked in front of the bride she was adorable in a very short frock of white pure silk organza trimmed with lace ac cented with pink embroidered rosebuds at hemline her match ing gloves were rosebud trim med she wore a heartshaped hat of white silk organza with back bow and satin streamers also sprayed with iridescent barillios the brides attendants wore the gift of the bride a drop cultured pearl on a gold chain john westwood was the best man for his brother the ush ers were gordon frey peter warren and john kellcher all of toronto glennwright hill ock was his mothers personal usher blayne and grady hill ock brothers of the bride were ringbtarers in the crystal ballroom at prudhommes garden center hotel vineland ont mrs hill ock received for her daughter wearing a beige alencon sheath with matching accessories and a corsage of talisman roses with blue labella and oak bow the grooms mother wore deep rose matte jersey with matchcing ac cessories and a corsage of sev enteen roses and stephanotis for travelling to florida the bride donned a white accordion- pleated sheath dress trimmed in dior blue peau de soie and topped with white wool jacket and matching hat and acces sories she carried a dior blue peau de soit coat mrs west- wood is a graduate in furniture and interior design mr west- wood is with w h carr engi neering and land survey honoured guests at tht wed ding were the brides grand mother mrs arvilla wright of georgetown the grooms grand mother mrs forrest of tor onto also his grandfather mr leonati westwood of woodhill other guests were present from brampton milton toronto stouffville claremont broug ham guelph windsor niagara falls boston new jersey quee- nsville port colborne and ham ilton bermuda mrs j r sproxton of gorm- ley is the proud owner of an amaryllis lily that has pro duced a record 25 blooms in addition there are 16 buds on the plant it is the first time in fifteen years that it has shown off such beauty mr everett watson of whit by was a visitor on sunday with his sisters miss myrtle watson and mrs hynes ontario publiher new president of cavxa werden leavens publisher of the bolton enterprise has been installed as the new president of the canadian weekly news papers association the elec tion took place at the annual convention which was held in vancouver last week mr leav ens has been a director of the national association for twenty years and is secretarymanager of the ontario provincial asso ciation first vice president is j r mclachlan of virden man and second vice is john pinckney of rosetown sask past president is leslie barber of chilliwack bc chairman of the executive committee is c h nolan of stouftville reelected to this office for a third term garrett evening auxiliary the autumn season opened for members and friends of the garrett evening auxiliary on wednesday sept 11th when 22 ladies sat down to a pot luck supper in the nursery depart ment of the united church sun day school an inspiring meeting followed in the church parlours arrang ed by program conveners mrs slack and mrs storey call to worship was a prayer after vacation given by the presi dent mrs storey rev d davis conducted the worship service based on dr phillips transla tion of philippians 36 con cerning zeal mr davis stress ed the importance of getting off to a good start promptly at the very beginning of this new sea son and the need for each of us to get right under the task miss anne lehman favoured with two piano solos romanze and pass it on to the latter she sang the words our new study book was introduced by mrs a march dominion board agreed in may that the theme for the coming year should be into all the world together early christians in their crude art often represented the church as a ship and mrs march re marked that many do not think of themselves as the members of the working crew of the ship but rather as passengers on a conducted cruise with others do ing the work treasurers report shows that to date we have raised 525449 toward our allocation mr and mrs leonard wi helm finstad are pictured here following their recant marriage jr the second mark- ham baplss church the bride is the former helen 1a i fi marie hisey daughter of mr and mrs charles hisey of stouffville the groom is the son of mr and mrs oscar finstad pendant dorcillc alberta cadicux studio horticultural meeting and show a flower show and horticul tural meeting is to be held in the united church basement on monday sept 26 at 8 oclock rev sargeant will be ready to give help with your gladioli problems mr and mrs frank burkholder will show pictures of their trip to the west coast and mr bruce gallamore will be the soloist the prize money for the flower shows will be given out a show in which entries can be placed between 6 and 7 pm will include the following classes 1 an arrangement using flow- ers of one colour 2 an arrang using roadside or woodland material 3 arrang depicting fall 4 arrang for a thanksgiving dinner table 5 arrang using driftwood 6 arrang using roses 7 arrang with mums predom inating 8 a vase of any one variety of flower 9 arrang using tomatoes as an accessory 10 arrang using foliage only inaugurate rebekah lodge here the second meeting of stouff ville iof lodge 384 in the 1960 fall season was well attended tuesday night final nomina tion of officers was held in spite of the fact that the order has over thirtyone thou sand members in ontario alone members were reminded of the need for new members to keep the movement a living thing we shall have to make a drive to at least keep up to the strong competition of the re- bekah lodge which is being in augurated on saturday with 47 members the now sister lodge welcome number 333 will be gin life at 2 pm sept 24 new members being initiated at 730 pm that evening all brothers and sisters are urged to attend there will be a turkey and ham supper served at 5 pm delivery of stouffviiles new fire truck is expected early in october mr roy ing local proprietor of harolds grill has recovered from a severe bout with the flu mr and mrs gordon vaughan and daughter of unionville have moved into the apartment at levi forsyths on obrien ave mrs evans of fort william spent a few days at her cousins mr cliff pipher church st and attended the wedding of miss jean pipher on saturday mr louis schell of toronto was a weekend visitor with his sister and family mrs lloyd mover church st mrs g shackel long time resident the death occurred at the stouffville nursing home on saturday sept 17 1960 of al ice june shackel wife of win geo shackel who predeceased tier in 1952 mrs shackel was the daughter of the late wm chas and elizabeth dyson of london where the ws born in 1874 she had been a resident of stouffville for the past 54 years having lived in london and toronto prior to coming here she was identified with the anglican church she leaves to mourn her loss a daughter mrs gertrude baker of markham and two sons cecil e of toronto and charles l of killarney manitoba two bro thers harry dyson of london and robert dyson of jackson ville mich as well as tluee sisters pansy edwards may crummer of london and eliza beth dyson vancouver bc survive her the funeral serv ice was held at the oneill fu neral parlours at s pm sept 19 interment was in woodland cemetery london ont wedding dayis hatha wav st patricks church mark ham was the setting of the pretty wedding of miss murna davis of stouffville and mr alan hathaway of ringwood the bride chose a beautiful gown of floorlength nylon net with fitted bodice of lace sab- rina neckline and lily point sleeves the skirt was embossed with appliqued motifs a crown of sequins and beads held her fingertip veil and she carried a cascade of miniature mums shading from cream to soft yellow mingling with silver plane foliage her attendant miss delores laceby wore a cocktail length gown of silvered turquoise organdy with nipped cummerbund at the waist and with matching headdress she carried a bouquet of yellow af rican daisies the groom son of mr and mrs h c hathaway of ringwood chose mr b assinck as best man with messers colin brian and rob ert hathaway his brothers as ushers the reception was held in the church hall and was attended by many outoftown guests the brides mother received in a pale blue suit with matching accessories the grooms mo ther wore a black and white en semble with a stole of white lace and matching accessories the double ring ceremony was performed by the rev w f carvill at lu am saturday sep tember 10 1960 the happy couple left on a motor trip and will reside in stouffville congratulations to mrs pul ler of market st who celebrates her 90th birthday on thursday sept 22 mrs everton smith spent a couple days this week with her brother pat cadieux near brant- lord mr and mrs percy tarr and miss vera tarr accompanied by mr and mrs lloyd turner lloyd ave visited with their friends the houghtons of bond head on sunday mrs bertie lehman spent a week recently visiting friends in toronto and in the kitchener district miss anne smith dawson creek bc mile zero of the alaska highway also mr john ratz of peterborough were re cent guests of marian gostick mrs cora welsh formerly cora stafford of vancouver also mr and mrs austin wagg of bloontington visited with mr and mrs leo wagg mill st on monday evening mrs edgar b wells of st louis missouri has returned to her home after visiting her cousins miss myrtle watson and mrs hynes also other rela tives mr and mrs wid miller of oshawa formerly of claremont called on fred reynolds and other friends on sunday mr thos e stephenson a former blacksmith of clare mont and now living retired in toronto was in town on mon day calling on some of his for mer friends friends of the rev douglas davis will be pleased to know he is recovering nicely from his operation on saturday he is in the western hospital tor onto mr lennard haddovv of daw son creek bc and mr mervin finstad of pendant doreille alta have been guests at the home of mr and mrs c gos tick and marian park rd n ladies you are cordially invited to see the new film timely talks shown by the cancer society of your district on wednesday sept 28th cof fee and cookies will be served consult next weeks paper for time and place mrs a emmerson and mur ray of ringwood miss evelyn smith of toronto attended the wedding of mr edward pilcher and miss marlene corby at the minden united church on sat urday mrs robt hammond of o brien avenue was the guest soloist at the maclaren arm strong wedding in the locust hill united church on saturday afternoon v miss edith johnston of tor onto and mrs cora welsh of vancouver bc spent the week end with mrs zillah gilbert rupert ave they also visited with former friends in town mr and mrs leland emmer son and baby lynne of mathe- son are spending a week with his mother mrs a emmerson and murray leland is with the provincial police wa meeting the womans association met in the church parlor on mon day evening sept 19lh mrs topham took the chair in the absence of the president after the opening exercises mrs j harris took over the program a quartette consisting of linda nolan d chewins elaine for syth and mardell willis sang fairest lord jesus and mem ories of galilee mrs f bycr gave a devotional on servants of jesus christ a humorous reading managing just right was given and mrs harris read an article called room of happy memories of the friend ly kitchen a social half hour followed mr and mrs jim austin of collingwood were in town on wednesday and attended the anglican church dinner at the masonic hall mrs h k mitchell of port arthur is visiting her son dr b mitchell rupert st miss phyllis mitchell also of port arthur is visiting her nephew and family mr and mrs oscar doten of calgary alta and mr and mrs walter booth of whitevalewere dinner guests of mr and mrs c gostick park drive n mrs newton robinson also of white- vale was a visitor at gostieks recently mi- and mrs everton smith and miss esther davis have re turned home from a 2week holi day at halls lake everton was successful in catching five lake trout which they enjoyed eating miss zella sweet rupert ave nue who graduated from shaw schools in may after passing the examinations set by the business educators association of canada has accepted a posi tion by the farm credit cor poration of toronto a dessert and coffee party will mark the opening autumn meet ing of the york county univer sity womens club when mem bers gather at kingcrafts king city monday september 26 at 8 pm all prospective members are welcome mrs sparrrow the former mary snodden of toronto was buried in the local cemetery last week her mother was tho former melinda lin mcmullen daughter of the late william mo mullen of 10th st mrs elsie gibbs wilcox lake and whitchurch township coun cillor in 1959 last week sustain ed the loss of her mother mrs william hopper in sarnia de ceased was formerly of forest ontario funeral services were conducted at orillia on thurs day barry wilkes rupert ave and murray mcmullen of clare mont left on wednesday to re enter the ontario veterinary college at guelph for their fifth and final year both students have been employed in tho united states during the sum mer barry in chicago and mur ray in detroit mr win timbers was appoint ed by the department of agri culture to lecture to the high school students in belleville and the county of hastings on plowing match work and its value to agriculture this is in preparation for the interna tional match that is to be held iq that county in 1961 he spent last thursday and friday in the county for that purpose coaching classes are to be held also among the high school students hear anti display september 2324 96a yonge st s grand opening fuller dush office 96a yonge st s aurora free gifts door prizes for everyone attending september 23 24 district sales manager earl f hoovzr aurora phone pa 7986t j