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mr and mrs hilliard degeer main st are married fifty years mr unci mrs hilliard degccr un wednesday oct 2nd mr and mrs hilliard degeer main st stounville celebrated their golden wedding anni versary more than eignty friends and lamuy relatives called at their home and on saturday the occasion was ex tended to include 46 more many lrom distant cerrres mr and mrs degeer were married in stouftvilie in 1913 the groom the son of the iate mr and mrs eiias degeer arove into town from his home near musselmans lake by horse and buggy and their honeymoon trip consisted of a tnreeaay visit witn his pai- ents at bloomington mrs degeer tne former eliz abeth bailey was born in eng land she attended pubuc icnool up to the age ol nine years and then went out to work prior to her marriage she jived at tne home of uie late jake wideman mongolia in 1919 the couple moved to michigan where mr degeer worked on the grand trunk railway they returned lu stoutiville in 1960 mr degeer is still an ardent hunter and fisherman they attend the stoutiville united missionary church regularly mr ana mrs degeer had four children a daughter mrs elsie sitcer resides in flint michigan and a son edwaru lives at st jonns michigan two other sons dougias and dennis are deceased tney have 17 grandchildren and 16 great grandchildren mrs degeer has one sister mrs faye winters of durand michigan mr de geer has a brother morgan at mount albert the couple received close to 100 cards including one from new zealand and another from california mr degeer gave his wife a beautiful silver tea service both enjoy good health and heir many friends wish them many more years of hap piness together patrickroberts wedding mr and mrs ken patrick are pictured here following their recent marriage in the stoulfville united church the bride is the former den- ise audrey roberts daughter of mr and mrs ernest g roberts of stoultville the groom is the son of mr and mrs neil patrick also of stouftville stoulfville united church was decorated with white glads and mums for the wedding on saturday sept 28 1963 at 1 pm when denise audrey rob erts daughter of mr and mrs e g roberts of stoulfville and kenneth neil patrick son of mr and mrs neil patrick also of stoultville were united in marriage rev d davis assisted by rev a borland officiated at the ceremony given in marriage by her father the bride wore a traditi onal white gown with lace bod ice full skirt of nylon organza over satin and a shoulder jength veil she carried white roses carnations and white feathered shasta mums matron of honour joni watts and bridesmaids beverly rob erts sister of the bride and sharon clein cousin of the bride were dressed in coral peau de soie satin with match ing shoes and white accessories they carried white glads and tiny yellow mums the soloist miss hilda sinclair of don mills sang love divine and the twentythird psalm mrs chas nolan was the organist ernie abraham jr was the best man and ron patrick and dave watts the ushers for the reception at watts restaurant lawrence and markham rds the brides mother chose a beige brocade jacket dress cranberry red hat and black accessories the grooms mother chose a beige wool suit dress black hat and accessories for the honeymoon to be spent in the southwestern united states the bride wore a royal blue wool suit white leather hat and gloves and black accessories on their re turn they will reside in stouff- ville guests were present from toronto ottawa camp borden seaforth montreal and hamil ton wedding thandy ortcber 10 1963 the stouffvllle tribune pe 3 mr and mrs george under wood and family of markham were sunday visiors with her parents mr and mrs lloyd e mr and mrs harry myles also mr stanley topham all of toronto were visitors on sunday with mrs john madiil and mrs lucy topham mill st a fashion show is being sponsored by grace church womens auxiliary in morgan hall downstairs in the mark ham shopping centre on wed nesday oct 16 at 8 pm tick ets available at the door macdoxell stouffer ringwood christian church was the scene of a happy wed ding on oct 5th at 230 pm when lynda joyce second daugnter of mr and mrs bruce e stouffer cannington rr 2 became the bride of mr alexander james macdonell of i hoover main st moab utah usa the double ring ceremony was performed by the brides uncle rev r f filyer the bride given in marriage by her father wore silk organ za over taffeta with bodice and skirt appliqued with daisies the back featured tiny buttons to the waist with panels giving a bow effect her elbow length veil was caught with a tiara and she carried a cascade or red roses mrs sherrill laury of downsview sister of the bride was matron of honour and wore mint green nylon chiffon over taffeta and carried a nose gay of ellow and bronze mums mr christopher laury of downsview was the best man the ushers were mr edward stouffer cannington brother of the bride and mr desmond smith of toronto mrs w l silverthorn of stouftville was the organist and miss patricia st clair the soloist after a reception held in the ringwood church sunday school rooms the bride donned a cranberry red suit with white and black accessories and a corsage of white carnations following a honeymoon in ontario and usa the happy couple will reside in toronto local and personal happenings h j mm- on saturday morning september 2sth a large crowd of both adults and children were in attendance at the stoultville cnr station to welcome the arrival of the lindsaybound steam excursion train no 6167 sponsored by the upper canada railway society roared through the local depot at about 50 miles per hour but viewers were able to catch a passing glimpss of the gleaming locomotive minor league hockey play ers are asked to register from 9 to 12 am on saturday oct 21st at the municipal hall civic st stouffvilie this is the final registration date the autumn thank offer ing meeting of the stouftville united church women was held in the church auditorium monday oct 7 at 8 pm the prcs mrs campbell presided a most inspirational wor ship service was conducted by five members of mrs crouchs unit no 4 the theme ap proaching god in prayer through the five senses of per ception mrs keith hutchinson assisted singing verses from several hymns the offering was dedicated by mrs sisco and was followed by a solo by mrs hutchinson mrs norman baker a for mer teacher of rev george peck made a warm personal introduction of the guest speak er rev peck had the wrapt attention of the large audience as he told of the work that he and his wife are doing among the cree indians at fort alba ny on james bay and he illu strated their work and living conditions by the use of col oured slides in a few carefully chosen words mrs roy dowswell ex pressed the sincere gratitude of the members of the ucw to all who had contributed to an outstanding program and pre sented rev george peck with an envelope the contents of which were to help along his most worthwhile work that of christian witness and bringing the gospel to these people who live one thousand miles north of stouftville rev borland pronounced the benediction following the service the members of mrs mercers unit no 2 served junch from table beautifully decorated visitors with mr and mrs h degeer to help celebrate their fiftieth wedding annivers ary on saturday and over the weekend were their son ed and mrs degeer and jackie of st johns mich their daughter elsie mrs sitcer and her daughter kay mrs fred glom- son and her daughter debbie another granddaughter mrs don richmond and her hus band and 3 children of flint mich mr degecrs brother mr and mrs morgan degeer and mr and mrs ivan degeer and son of mt albert mrs fleda lyons and douglas of toronto their friends mr and mrs lester houghten of lansing mich mr and mrs aimer houghten of detroit mich and mr and mrs art coffey and family of balsay mich were lso present as well as mr and mrs doug appleton and son of milliken mr and mrs sim roesor mr and mrs murray reesor and mr and mrs ernie smith of markham mr and mrs joe barkey of pickering mr and mrs cecil reesor mr and mrs allen wideman mr and mrs albert brown and mr and mrs ernie walters all of stouftville many other local people also joined them in their celebrations on wednes day the grant turner family were rather unlucky this past week ten year old rhonda broke her little finger on her left hand while playing volley ball at school and her four year old sister kathie fell off the swing on sunday and broke her left arm mr wilmot fockler his son ed and his daughter june mrs jim baldock and her daughter karen of moose jaw sask have been staying for the past two weeks with his sister mrs george harman stouffer st he has been visiting with his brothers and sisters and their families here sunday oct 6 the harman family had a reunion and buf fet supper at mr and mrs bud bakers south st with 48 pres ent the wilmot foeklers left for home by car on tuesday don miss on the big event during tne rexail original une cent aale you can get two reg ular size packages lor the price of one plus one cent hunureas of bargains to choose from mark your calendar today lor the big ten uaif fall one cent bale thursday oct lan thru saturoay oct 26th ac houstons tne rexail drug store twice as mucn for a penny more rexail fall lc sale phone 6102z22 mrs mildred webster of bow- manville spent the weekend with her sister mrs clt lem on dr doug brodic of stouft ville attended a threeday scien tific convention at vinelanj last week more than 500 fam ily physicians from aii sec tions of ontario and upper new york state were present the home of mr and mrs milton smith main st w has been sold to mr ross of agin- court the transaction was completed by the thos n shea realtors mr douglas booth 7s year old resident on main st e was injured last week when he fell from a ladder while pick ing apples fortunately no bones were broken mrs booths sister a trained nurse is caring for him at home mrs earl cook of lemonville was successful in winning the 1st prize of s10 for the best graham cracker pie at mark ham fair this was given by mccormicks ltd mrs clarence hood of lem onville and mrs elmore bar- key ballantrae also brought home some of the prizes an apron party sweet shop- pe attic treasures hand knit and gift table are some of the attractions available at the an nual parish bazaar bake table and tea being held at christ church anglican hall hall sunset blvd saturday oct 26th 1963 from 15 pm come browse visit shop and enjoy a cup otea on saturday oct 26th joyce de witt last years head prefect at ontario ladies college received high honours on friday at commencement ceremonies her valedictory- address was highly acclaimed by the large evening gathering heading her graduating class she received the gov gen s medal as well as prizes for highest standing in grade 13 engish and mathematics joyce was also presented with the pin for president of the student council by ryerson chapter of the schools alumni during her three years at the school she earned her bronze instructors and award of merit for swimming was drummer for the may court festival and a member of the senior tramp oline club guests from stouft ville were mrs gordon siscoe and mrs dewitt and from tor onto mrs walter kent and mrs h m gray who were for mer olc students also miss kathryn kent joyce and her escort steve brown attended the dinner for the graduating class at the genosha hotel oshawa preceding the pro gram guest speaker was rev g w birtch of metropolitan church toronto dr s l os borne the principal reported eleven of the graduating class are now in universities joyce is attending u of t victoria col lege the annual ontario county junior farmers church serv ice will be held at the leask- dale presbyterian church north of uxbridge on sunday evening oct 13th at 8 pm special music will be provided by the junior farmers choir the guest speaker will be mr bruce taylor of port perry a toronto high school teacher the york county university womens club held its opening meeting on jvionaay sept 23 ac the home of mrs keith norris yonge st newmarket mem bers from king richmond hill aurora stouhville sutton and newmarket enjoyed a delight ful dessert and coffee party mrs david coon stoutiville study group convener reported that the investment group would meet at the home of miss m gourlay aurora on oct 22 receives municipal appointment kalph corner clerktreas urer of stouffville has been named a director of the town village section of the ontario municipal association mr cor ners wide municipal experi ence both as a clerk and a former reeve and county war den was recognized at the last oma convention in kingston at which time he re ceived the appointment mayor j heenan of cobourg is the president and clerk dave lowe of fergus the secretary mr and mrs frank burk- holder motored close to five hundred miles during the week end covering the southern end of georgian bay from port severn on the east to lions head to the north a side trip at coldwater took them to sevl ern falls where they saw the marine railway in operation on the trent canal system the only one of its kind in the world while in owen sound for saturday night they contacted mr and mrs don mcruer who invited them to breakfast sun day morning and for a drive up the bruce peninsula to lions head via the country roads close to the shores of georgian bay the weather and beautiful fall colours cooperated to the fullest to make it a most inter esting and enjoyable trip an interesting event of the autumn season is planned by the womens hospital auxili ary of the cottage hospital uxbridge when the baroness von diergardt has most graci ously consented to open her spacious country home for afternoon tea to auxiliarv members their friends and all those interested in auxiliary work to be held on thursday oct 17th from 36 pm a pleasant drive from goodwood north along the newmarket road to the stone gateway the beautiful terraced lawns a pond banked with willows with the serpentine driveway wending its way between should be invitation enough to all those wishing to attend 15 new nomes value 218200 fifteen new homes have been commenced in markham town ship in the last month and the estimated value is 21820000 in addition the regular month ly building report placed be fore council on monday reveal ed sso000 new industrial assess- msnt and 247500 in accessory in keeping with thanksgiving buildings one of the oldest and best known sales in canada starts at houstons rexail drug store stouffville on thursday oct 17th 1963 for over half a cen tury rexail lc sales have offer ed medicines fine toiletries household goods personal needs and gifts all with one article sold at regular price and a second identical one sold for an additional penny though copied by many orga nizations the rexail onecent sale originated by a canadian but now famous throughout this continent has never been equalled in value or perform ance it remains at its always consistent high level of quality quality of goods on sale as well as quality of service it takes careful planning to prepare for our onecent sale said mr houston we stock hundreds of nationally adver tised freshly ordered rexail products especially for this ten day reriod many of our cus tomers looking forward to the sale order from our advance order form in order to take full advantage of the savings that are offered the lc sale also provides its own shopping list taken right from handbills that we distri bute items may be checked off and the handbill left at the store on or after opening day of the lc sale orders are filled and held for pickup while sav ing nearly 50 on such pur chases our customers also save shopping time a rexail druggist said mr houston is a partner with over 1500 other independent rexail franchised druggists across canada all of whom welcome old and new custom ers during this very special sale it starts thursday oct 17 and continues for ten full day phone 6102222 audrey underwood daughter of mr and mrs john under wood 2nd st graduated from the canadian schools of prac tical nursing saturday oct 5 1963 receiving her diploma along with 140 other nurses ceremonies and reception was held at st peters church carleton st toronto audrey is employed at the stouffville nursing home those attending were mrs j underwood mrs don lewis jr stouffville mrs earl goforth and mrs geo andrews of scarborough the catholic womens leag ues of st patricks church held their general meeting in the parish hall on monday oct 7 after a short business meting during which the coming ba zaar and auction was discus sed a demonstration of flower arranging was given by mrs g berriman of markham mrs berriman has won many prizes for her own ar rangements and her ideas were greatly appreciated visitors with mr and mrs- wilbur gower and girls on sunday were mr and mrs chester pattenden rr1 gorm- ley miss winnie lageer of stay- ner returned home on tuesday after spending a week with her brother mr edgar lageer and family church st dr and mrs ross bell and family missionaries on fur lough from nigeria africa were visitors on saturday with mr and mrs fred pugh stouffville air cadet squa dron no 94 presently has a recruiting drive on for new cadets any boys 14 to is who are interested should come to the legion hall on tuesday evenings at 7 pm mr and mrs harry stouf fer accompanied by mr and mrs alf greenwood of west hill spent last monday and tuesday in the huntsville area to enjoy the fall colours need a pair of skates leh mans shoes have a complete range of samson skates womens and childrens figure skates mens hockey skates shop early while our range is complete mr and mrs jim oldham and family fairview ave have moved to their new home on no 48 highway north of baker hill mrs mabel mcmullen of toronto a one time resident of stouffville is now in clarke- wood residence oub 1929 bayview ave child heath clinic stouffville child health clinio will be held thursday oct 11th from 130 to 3 pm in the york county health building main street stouffville council made a grant of 25 last week to the east york plowmens assoc the annual match of this asso ciation is being held on the mc- kean farm 10th concession of markham and the annual ban quet is being held in stouffville mothers interested in form ing a cooperative nursery school supervised by experienc ed teachers for ages 35 years should contact mrs beverley coon or mrs doreen smith classes to begin in stouffvill in november mr and mrs cliff lemon and mr and mrs george foord of stouffville mr and mrs norman craig of toronto were entertained to dinner at the home of mr and mrs ray foord of richmond hill the occasion being sonyas 1st birthday mr and mrs r s mccreary and family tindale ave will leave on the weekend to take up residence in vancouver they have resided here for the past six years mr and mrs jacob van vliet and family of west hill will occupy the mc creary home mr and mrs cliff salmon and daughter gail have taken up residence in north mark ham mr salmon was a former manager of the stouffville co operative ten years ago they had been living in otawa for the past four years their son peter is employed with tip top tailors there mr salmon is a credit manager for york block and tile at richvale word was received recently by mr and mrs ira rus- nell of the sudden passing of rev wm heaps of port byron ny as a boy bill spent a number of years with the rusnell family in stouffville he filled his sunday appoint ments and took suddenly ill in the evening with a heart seiz ure he was in his 60th year mr lawrence gee and a friend from toronto both boy scouts camped in the baric year at lloyd hoovers over the weekend lawrence had made his home with the hoov ers some years ago mr and mrs elroy schneid er and elizabeth of hidden springs centre near brant- ford spent the weekend with her parents mr and mrs fred pugh con 10 mr and mrs lloyd moyer and family mr and mrs asa byers mr and mrs earl do ner mr and mrs clarence doner mr and mrs bob pais- lev and mr and mrs win timbers were in attendance at the heise hill church don mills road on sunday morning this was a special home com ing service for former sunday school attendants mr clarence heise of welland gave a briex history of the sunday school around three hundred enjoyed a buffet dinner at the church men there are big days ahead its the big rexail fall lc sale buy razor blades shav ing creams lotions toothpaste pocket combs writing pads leather bill folds and more than 350 other bargains at one cent each when you buy another of the same item at the regular prize ten moneysaving days thursday october 17th to saturday october 26th at hou stons the rexail drug store twice as much for a penny more rexail fall lo sale phone 6402222 iilitimmmhtinnwmtmt ah the bounty of a wonderful harvest to make your thanksgiving the bes ever our shelves are stocked with all the good things of the season at prices that will virtually sing a song of savings check these extra special savings on sale this weekend wed sat oct 9 10 11 12 at your carload food market stouffville jewel 4c off shortening white 200s or chubby 300s kleenex aylmer straw jam nabisco shreddies liptons chicken noodle soup mix christies bread lb pig 29c 2 p 31c 24 oz jar 49c 12 or pfcg 27c 2 25c 2 for 39c cttvin stokelys pumpkin 239c ntifiifmmtitniirr this weeks meat features fresh grade a chickens id lb 36c wjrht maple leaf sweet pickled cottage rolls lb 51 grade a oven ready tmdicvc avg w turkeys 410 ib 47 devon rindless side bacon maple leaf sausage meat lb wallett ib pkg green giant reg peas 15 oz tint 37 ocean spray cranberry sauce whole or jellied 15 oz tins 25 produce cranberries for your thanksgiving dinner 1 lb pkg 29 63c 39c jet spray free delivery phone 6403444 cooking onions 10 ib bag 49c bon ami 15oz 65 muuummmvimn