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Stouffville Tribune (Stouffville, ON), July 4, 1963, p. 12

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ttgt 12 the stouffvlue tribune tburvfcy wr i 1563 victoria square promotions of sr room ss no 7 markham the names appear in order of merit mrs m donaldson principal to grade 6 peggy leitch sharon quinn mardi tyndall cherlvn hood to grade 7 margaret sandle uaily mac- donald david cochrane eliza beth berta kenneth wideman lynne hozdjey to grade 8 rachael karquharson terry hart lucille heise terry mac- donald dvvight henderson sharron leitch jean kelly to grade 9 barbara kmpringham dawn tatton donna boyd sharon dennie peter johnston gord on berta robyn macdonald graduation banquet on june 24th the graduation banquet for the grade 8 of ss no 7 was held at the school those present besides the graduates were the fathers and mothers of graduates mr and mrs harold hill representing the school biard rev and mrs krieck of stouffville the minister at the school for the year the grade 7 mothers prepar- ed and served the meal follow ing the supper a short pro gram was held with gordon berta as chairman a toast to the graduates was given by mrs donaldson the principal barbara empring ham gave the valedictory ad dress dawn tatton presented a toast to the mothers and to the school board mrs l hart and mr harold hill replied mrs donaldson announced that all the grade 8s had pass ed to high school and present ed the graduates with their cer tificates hospital auxiliary the last meeting of the gor- mley headford victoria sq branch of york central hospi tal auxiliary until september was held on monday evening june 21th at the home of mrs norman bell with 19 members and one guest present mr john mccague was ap pointed handicraft convenor with mrs g joyce asst it was voted to join the markham and unionville branch to hear mrs le howden in september members were asked to make suggestions for money making bargain barn under new management to give you lowest prices projects mrs f dullege pro ject convenor and her commit tee will start the local branch activity with a progressive bridge and euchre party in october mrs g joyce had on display some baby articles for the gift shop mrs g mewhirter gave a vote of thanks to mrs bell the hostess a social half hour was enjoyed at the close softball the lions softball league started last week but victoria square team lost both of its games the games for this week are thursday july 4 headford at buttonville gorm- ley at victoria square tuesday july 9 victoria square at head ford buttonville at gormley the gormley and victoria square home games are played in the community centre park church news dr af binnington was in charge of the church service on sunday morning the sacra ment of baptism was adminis tered when lyle alexander stewart son of mr and mrs clarence r stewart was bap tized sundav july 7 at 1130 am mr idris hamid will be in charge of the church service party on june 27 after school margaret empringham enter tained the girls of the junior room of ss no 7 in honour of heather dennie and eliza beth cochrane who are mov over eighty dancers in program students of the edgevale school of dance principal mol- lv mumford presented an eve ning of entertainment at the st andrews united church hall on june 15th the hall was filled to capacity with par ents relatives and friends it is impossible to mention the very varied programme in lull as including guest artists over so children and teenagers took part the show as its name tra velogue in dance time sug gests presented the dancing and music of many countries the first half of the program being a cruise and the second a shipboard concert the show opened with a nautical sketch cleaning ship in dance time led by deborah fouldes assist ed by lyn gresham wendy wilkes anne duxbury anne mumford jill glover lenora bakewell pauline fouldes debbie dedlow lauri preston susan hirsch then came ship ahoy a nautical tap dancing with pat shannon gail moore barbera allison janice kocot terry botham vicki jones barbara grieve cindy west ing from our district shortly margaret was assisted by lake james and wayne pearce dawn tatton and her sister the senior students lorraine barbara empringham the purdon ann marshall danny sandiford jacqueline mum- lord susan mason mary lou open thursdays and fridays 9 am to 10 pm saturdays 9 ah to 5 pm weekend specials 6 large rous bathroom tissue childrens running shoes sizes 2 to 12 79 1 carton cigarettes 309 on hwy 47 1 vz miles north stouffville main st open on the holiday of children enjoyed a barbecue supper followed by games dedication to missions cere mony during the church service on sunday morning a dedication to missions ceremony was held judy mortson and barbara em pringham on behalf of the cgit presented the church with a leather bound hymn- ary dr binnington accepted the gift on behalf of the ex plorers anita orr and gail san derson presented their offering to the mm fund david coch rane and paul tyndall on be half of the tyros presented their offering and mrs a orr and linda sanderson presented theirs on behalf of the messen gers mrs h mccague as chairman of the christian edu cation commiiiee and mrs f mcroberts as treasurer of the mm fund accepted the gifts presentation a beautiful oil painting of the last supper has been presented to the sunday school by mrs jc mckendry in lov ing memory of her husband mr jc mckendry neighbourhood isotes congratulations to victor britnell who passed his final year in mechanical engineering with 2nd class honours at the university of waterloo mr harold hagerman of mi chigan spent the holiday week end with his sister miss bessie hagerman we welcome to our commu nity mr and mrs draper and family of milliken who have moved into the former stans- bury house next door to mr and mrs l clubine mr and mrs earl collins and family have moved to mr j williams house of stouffville work has begun on the new house for mrs boyd sr it is next door west of mr and mrs percy bennett baker valerie boone demon strated their considerable abili ty with a genuine st vin cents hornpipe the globe trotters deborah jones sandra begin dawn marie and yvonne schell jill macwhinnie jill schell nancy daniels joellen smith kim hassard with their labelled lug gage with a snappy dance rout ine the countries visited by means of national dances were the orient coolies jane brodie jackie willis cathy fouldes patti dedlow lily duxbury cindy brown darl- ene banrierman vicki delaney wendy major helen and dor othy mair elizabeth scott vir ginia thompson terry vander- foort dance of the almond blossoms rowena williams keltie sim vivian brownell laurie chittim julie ward caran hall carol mathews hungarian czardas danced by vicki mason miss mason danc ed very competently and with excellent control her costume enhanced a north to scandina via first with a colourful nor wegian folk dance followed by the swedish thumbkin dance a pleasing group excellently costumed italy was next with the senior students dancing a very lively tarentella which they obviously enjoyed just as much as the audience the first half closed with the toronto estonian folk dance group guests for the evening enter taining with their own special type of folk dancing they were very weli received and got a storm of well deserved applause the second half in- trouced a variety of dances stationery and office supplies get them at the stouffville tribune phone 6402100 bethesda oneills year iimedmwlirres rcjug h rr and sprint 1 mattress 33 box ft bethesda public school cele brated the closing day of the term by holding a picnic at stouffville park about seven ty pupils teachers parents and preschool children sat down to the noon lunch the afternoon was spent in field day events and swimming the winning team captained by murray wil liams was composed of the fol lowing pupils doris preston paul wideman murray bril- linger mary joan buntsma rene bomar george ham bobby walls brian walls and glenua wideman the senior champion was murr williams and the junior champion was bobby walls traffic has been very heavy on the first two and a half miles north of the townline on the fifth concession of whit church since it has been the northbound detour for don mills road on thursday night an accident occurred when a volkswagen overturned in the ditch with injuries to its two occupants from richmond hill the womens institute pic nic will be held at the dr crouch home wednesday july 10th at noon happy holidays to the num ber from our neighbourhood who are leaving for the west ern provinces this week miss wanda olszevski hav ing completed a year in teach ing home economics in osh- awa is leaving friday july 5th to spend two months in europe with a teacher friend from toronto h spawns covered steel mattress 5555 twins t tk s noot sammbooos iw enos- xxpz discontinued mooosw dwg mi all mi too cuah uf hurry get the pick of this limited selection oneills furniture fiwim filler- acode of ethics thisweclaimjs the secret to our fame perc petcfi phone 2941600 service station an fuel oil- gasoline motor ol l gr eases maw st mabkham the annual inspection cere mony of no 91 squadron stouffville district air cadets was conducted recent ly in the memorial park commanding officer h d heatherington right is pic tured here taking the salute with the reviewing officer wing commander r a lllingworth cd staff photo bsammgnmrm bxbxebs minuet gavotte sool by lyn gresham chachacha mod ern jazz solo by jackie mum ford also in modern style was a ballet danced to days of wine and roses by the senior class the highlight was the winter ballet in classical style danced by snowflakes susan lloyd gail reynolds susan seim ruth nicol debra theri- ault janet burns vicki cham pion the skaters were lyn gresham wendy wilkes ann duxbury deborah fouldes they were led by talented dan ny sandiford the dance sequences were interspersed with piano solos by students of the accompanist mrs joyce bramham mark bramham michael grove dale hamm gayle fretz the finale severely strained the capacity of the quite large stage but as each group came on to take their bow the care given to the choice and making the costumes were well repay- cd congrautlations to all on an excellent show payless for the meat features freshly sliced beef liver lb 49c lean sliced cooked ham lb 95c rolled boneless po boast lb 39c shoulder pork chops lb 65c shirriffs instant mashed potato 31c campbells veg soup 2 o 29c mazola oil 32oibtl 87c white swan toilet tissue 4 49c sunkist lemonade 2 6 27c snow crop peas 2i39c food market stouffville phone 6401942 summer specials at discount prices on all used cars 1962 mercury monterey convertible automatic vs power brakes power steering radio etc 14000 original miles 1962 ford galaxie 500 2 door hardtop vs automatic power steer ing power brakes radio etc finished in raven black with red interior 1962 ford falcon 4 door standard new car tradein 1961 chevrolet 4 door belair automatic radio windshield wash ers new car trade gleaming tire engine red finish i960 buick la sabre 4 door fully equipped 1959 dodge custom royal 2 door hardtop with vs automatic radio power steering power brakes swivel seats finished in coral with charcoal gray a real immacu late car 1959 ford 2 door standard vs radio etc 1959 ford 4 door country sedan vs automatic radio maroon finish 1959 ford galaxie 2 door hardtop with v8 automatic radio etc finished in white with red interior this car is famous but very scarce 1958 ford convertible white with black and white interior radio plus many other extras 1958 oldsmobile super 88 4 door with power steering power brakes radio etc finished in jet black 1957 dodge custom royal 2 door hardtop v8 automatic radio power steering power brakes a real beautiful automobile trucks 1960volkswagen pickup 1958 dodge va ton pickup v8 radio special 16y foot cabin cruiser complete with full controls 70 hp mercury motor trailer etc can be pur chased very reasonable coffey and barfley motors limited payments to suit your budget phone 6402600 west end of town where price and quality meet main street stouffville ssgcebnagbegbbbccgabaaa mercury typewriters adding machines stationery office supplies tribune office supplies es peak tent meeting july 7 21 1963 starting sunday afternoon 230 with rev douglas clark quartette evangelistic centre toronto camp evangelist rev willis hunking missionary from nigeria song evangelist gospel tenor mr johnny ambrose toronto johnny ambrose everyone welcome c hunking pastor willis hunking

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