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1 girl guides of canada mr and mrs telfer wees formerly of cashel and now of stouftville celebrated their xoth netldlnc anniversary on wednesday feb 21th staff iliolo open house success despite snow storm it takes more than a snow storm to keep people home from a feed of free douahnuts a free dance and an opportunity to pick up some bargain buys as altona feed and supplies held a successful open house on friday it marked the official unveilinc of the new 1965 model ford tractors fred lewis the owner esti mated that oneday attendance at over 300 if the weather had been more suitable they would have been turned away at the door he said as it was the place was jammed in the eveninc the music of art cclsie and his singing plainsmen attracted a large crowd mr lewis said that although many of his display implements were buried under the snow the interest in the now tractors was keen and a number of sales were completed he plans to hold another event of a similar nature in the summer new books in the library open at the top james m mmiiie successful spendink saving investing w j redden kate and emma monica dickens reminiscences gen douglas macarthur if morning ever omes ann tyler first papers laura hobson inner hebrides and their leg ends otta swire the spire william golding indifferent children louis auchincloss uncle perks jug corey ford a savage place frank slaughter hotel arthur hailey river of diamonds geoffrey jenkins sewing made easy lynch and sara this side jordan margaret laurence collected poems of dylan tho mas the eyes around me gavin black a right to die rex stout the life and times of confed eration p b waite dont stop the carnival herman wouk the comfortable pew pierre berton brightness elizabeth jenkins the deserter douglas lepen old new york edith wharton one year in autumn kathleen kranidas the barrymores hollis alpert keepers of the house shirley ann grau remember the house samantha rama rau the lady royal molly haycraft the stouffylue tribune tturuby mirth 4 1965 p 5 local and personal happenings mrs c h nolan left on wednesday to visit her daugh ter linda in london england births elliott ruth and ron are happy to announce the arrival of their chosen daughter catherine elizabeth feb 24 1965 a sister for douglas moses lome and mary are pleased to announce the birth of a son douglas arthur on february 22 1965 at branson hospital tops in winter transportation xsi snowmobiles proved in be the besl form o f transportation around stnuflvilfe following the blsr storm last week gordon stewart manitoba street was a pretty popular fellow as he provid ed the kids in his subdivision with free rides se ated behind the driver are tommy stewart 9 deborah stewnrt 11 bradley steel 4 brendal ec steel 2 and keith liedtke 12 staff iholo york kasf division thinkinz day was observed in the division by the attendance of mast of the companies and packs at church services and by the inclusion of the internatio nal aspect of guiding at recent meetings special items have ap peared in the local press for the past few weeks let us remem ber though guides and browni es that the public assesses what we do all through the year not just when we are on parade cookie day the members of movement have been taking or ders for their own brand of cookies this week sales are closed on saturday march 6th and delivery takes place on may 1st if anyone has been neglected and would like to place an order this correspondent will be de lighted to hear from you 2910375 division council appointments mrs g hardie has accepted the position of dist commissioner for gormley until recently mrs hardie has been the brown owl in the gormley pack she also serves as treasurer of the coun cil mrs r craig is now the in ternational representative as well as being the brown owl of 1st green river pack previous to her residence in markham district mrs craig was a dist commissioner in scarborough on feb 2nd last she was pre sented with the brown pine tree emblematic of the pack holiday license by mrs m h marion the area commissioner in scarborough gold cord on feb 28th in lon don ont miss judy varden former member of the 1st gormley co was scheduled to receive the coveted gold cord the qualifications for this test are not easy to meet but having passed them she will be very well prepared to face life judy was an active guide while in this division as well as the packie for 1st gormley pack she was a student at markham dist high school before moving with her family to london three guiders from gormley judys former leaders planned to be present on this auspicious occasion mesdames g hardie n johnston and f hornby 3rd markham guide company on two successive occasions members of this company were enrolled by dist com mrs d walker in the presence of their parents guiders and guides at the enrolment ceremony of jan 16 five former brownies and recruits made the promise helen armstrong claudia birch sherry henderson con nie maynard and susan shaw on feb 6th four additional young ladies became members of the sisterhood of guiding ruth nicol susan pankhurst era schneider and trudy schroeter now they wear tbe uniform of the girl guides of canada uniforms worn smart ly and correctly give the thrill of belonging and a sense of fel lowship with all who wear them 4th markham brownie pack this pack meets monday afternoons at 4 pm until 530 in the upper hall of st andrews united church under the leader ship of brown owl mrs l cox- worth tawny owls a gallic- han and m shallhorn and pac kie susan mcmaster on feb 1st the following girls were enrolled as brownies laurie chittim allison hill elizabeth macgregor rosemary macgregor jean mcvey julie moss and linda shallhorn the dist com mrs d walker was present for the occasion to hear these eager youngsters make the twofold promise it is a big day in their lives at the meeting a week earlier four brownies received badges for their endeavours catherine allison the minstrel badge patricia covey the skater badge millicent perry and su zanne reeve the golden bar in both guide and brownie test work the four signposts comprise the various phases intelligence handicraft health and service and a number of requirements in each category must be met before the award is made former cashel couple mr and mrs t wegg mark 50th anniversary on sunday nights in the ear ly 1900s telfer wegg who lived in a small hamlet called cashel would travel the three and a half miles to attend church meetings in unionville regularly attending the same meetings was a teenaged girl named gertrude may weather- ill how telfer and gertrude got to know each other is their own personal secret but eventually tbe pair became well acquaint ed telfer would drive his lady friend home after the meetings in his sleek new buggy drawn by a fleetfooted horse thats how it all started on february 24 1915 the late rev erend j j ferguson tied the knot uniting the young couple in holy matrimony in a simple service at the central method ist church in unionville married on birthday that was a big day for telfer wegg but even bigger for nis new bride gertrude turned 20 on the same day lost her maid en name but gained a huband and lost her teenage days but started a brand new way of life on february 24 1965 the couple celebrated their golden wedding anniversary at their apartment in stouftville fifty years five decades halt a cen tury no matter how you look at it thats a long time how ever mr and mrs wegg have no complaints as a matter of fact theyre planning for their sixtieth anniversary after they were married the couple moved into tellers home in cashel and took up farming they spent 45 years on the farm before retiring in 1960 and moving to stouftville telfer did mixed farming au- ring the younger years of his married life then changed to dairy farming kaised horses however his real interest lay in the raising and training of clydesdale horses his efforts have been rewarded in the winning of ribbons and medals live good and but at the canadian national fxhl- bition in toronto and at horse shows in guelph with the coming of the mech- 1 anical age the horse soon lost its job on the farm tractors worked so well explained mr wegg there was nothing for the horse to do as the tractors came in the horses went out we just kept with the trends he added times havent always been good however there was that day in 1929 the depression was so bad recalled telfer i dont know how we lived through it but the weggs did through it taking the with the bad weve had our ups downs said mrs wegg the times have been kind to us with the hired help on the farm a husband and a son mrs wegg had her work cut out for her in keeping them fed their son john lives in un ionville and their grandson telfer resides in hanover mrs wegg has a sister mrs laura smith living in rich mond hill and two brothers bert weatherill of markham and bob weatherill who lives in corbetton ontario recived best wishes the couple received congrat ulatory messages from prime minister lester b pearson john addison alex mackenzie and pemier robarts on the oc casion of their anniversary moving to an apartment after 45 years on the farm would naturally take some adjusting but with the weggs they found it quite easy to get used to the change its a pleasant change mrs wegg said it gives us more lime to visit with our friends and relatives the couple reside in the ap artment building at 300 main st w they are planning a big open house for their diamond anni versary and for this reason cel ebrated their 50th quietly miss mabel edwards church st moved to an apartment in toronto on saturday misses elizabeth stover and judy brubachcr nursesintrai ning at kitchener waterloo hospital spent the weekend at their respective homes miss susan jones of toronto spent the weekend with her friend evelyn doner at the earl doner home mr kirkwood thompson of toronto visited his aunt mrs s w hastings on saturday prior to leaving on a years tour of the british isles europe and parts of africa the stouftville womens in stitute will meet in the club room of the legion hall on wed march 10 at 145 pm mrs albert king convener of home economics and health will be in charge of the prog ram all ladies of the commun ity are invited to attend mrs nell stewardson return ed home on saturday from york county hospital new market mr and mrs jim goring of toronto were visitors on sun day with mr and mrs eldon bocttger and family mill su local hockey star bob has- sard suffered a shoulder sepa ration during a recent gam and his arm was confined to a sling for a time bob plays with orillia and is one of the leagues top scorers mrs lome avery and daugh ter lois of boulder colorado are spending a few weeks at the home of her parents mr and mrs jim oldham baker hill mrs oldham returned home on the weekend following an operation at york county hospital recently emmanuel bible college choir of kitchener under the leadership of mr fred lehman was in charge of the service at the united missionary church sunday morning miss ann barkey of mongolia and roger stover were two members of the choir in the evening rev bruce wideman son of mr and mrs herb wideman dicksons hill and president of the col lege was the speaker miss ivadell richardson of lions head and marion moody of manitoulin island were din ner guests on sunday with mr and mrs lloyd mover following the presentation of english fair at the high school on friday evening the cast and their friends were guests of miss jewel stoyan and her pa rents at the markham motel- restaurant dicksons hill the 94 squadron royal ca nadian air cadets are sponsor ing a sight seeing night flight from malton international air port on wednesday march 17 1965 via air canada at 830 pm for information call 895- 9911 or 6401983 adults s500 children 300 under 12 tick ets available at the stouftville tribune mr v t davies of cedar beach park musselmans lake will be taking part in the 18th annual canadian national sportsmens show in the coli seum toronto from mar 12 to 20 it is north americas finest springtime exhibition and is expected to attract 250000 per sons engagement bennett noble mr and mrs ralph noble rr 3 palmerston wish to an nounce the engagement of their daughter bonnie june to mr david rolph bennett of rr 1 unionville the wedding to take place in march death mr glenn ratcliff and mr ron nichol left on the weekend to spend a holiday in hawaii mr and mrs dave johnson of milverton spent a few days with their parents mr and mrs mel johnson and mr and mrs fred lewis altona about 25 couples from the sloutlville united church cou ples club enjoyed adult skat ing at markham arena on sat urday evening they returned to the church later for lunch the harry heatherington home on glad park ave has been sold to mr clare mcguc- kin of stouffville the will bir- kett home on main st w to mr charlie jackson and the elmer maye farm at mount al bert all sold through harold wood real estate the drand m railway annu al show will be held fri mar 12 from 7 to 10 pm sat mar 13 12 noon to 4 pm and sun mar 14 12 noon to 4 pm at 85 cliffcrost dr scarboro south of stop 14 kingston rd your attendance at the display will support the scarborough medical surgical research foundation rred cross tour help does so much for so many ym hl doc want ride as wolfcanc danw park hi machine in front of the bake shop on mln street he is accompanied by his two sons bcrnta and chris staff photo on feb 20 the men of branch 459 royal canadian le gion slaved in a hot kitchen ail day in order to treat the ladies auxiliary to a birthday party marking their 11th year the men headed y gord smith and ivan goudie served roast beef mashed potatoes gravy peas corn and salad desert was a be autifully decorated cake and ice cream and coffee there was a film after dinner for the ladle while the men pitched in and did dishes an evening of danc ing followed this many thanks for a lovely evening gentlemen lynch mrs anna mae at her home 1397 goldthorpe rd port credit on thurs feb 25 1965 in her 74th year anna mae mekenzie beloved wife of john joseph lynch dear moth er of dr t j lynch of brock- ville marilyn louise mrs l hennessey of vandorf and dear grandmother of peter and michael lynch funeral service was conducted sat feb 27 at 130 pm in the chapel of skinner and middlebrook 128 lakeshore rd port credit by rev kenneth cleater pastor of st hilarys anglican church port credit interment in spring creek cemetery clark- son on monday march 8 at 8 pm pictures will be shown of israel and egypt by mr charles rat- cliff this meeting will be in the local youth centre and sponso red by the stouftville christian mens fellowship all are wel come its unfortunate that the symptons of fatigue and of lazi ness are practically identical always thesf j st patricks catholic wom ens league held its general meeting monday evening mar 1st following what must be the shortest business meeting on record mrs c w kamps president turned the evening over to mrs g colburn who introduced fifteen young ora tors competing in the annual parish public speaking contest open to all grades 7 and 8 stu dents the judges were mrs neil smith and mr h nielson of stouffville and miss c merle of unionville mr nielsen spea king for the judges gave the contestants advice and encour agement and announced the na mes of the winners father j f culnan presented trophies to nora couch and kevin bell and runnerup prizes to patricia mccormick and harry eeuwes mrs colburn is to be congratu lated for a wellorganized and very enjoyable evening bakery draw how would you like to win a new dress or a brand new easter bonnet anyone buying two loaves of bread at the stouffville bakery will have this opportunity the dress is valued at 25 and the hat 10 the winner may make her own selection of apparel at any town store of her choice the draw will be made on wednesday april 14th mr belfry hamilton will ba participating in the second an nual automotive parts and equipment show in the queen elizabeth building toronto on march 8 9 and 10 the prog ram will consist of clinics dem onstrations lectures illustrated talks and extensive displays the womens world day of prayer will be held in the un ited missionary church stouff ville at 230 pm fri march 5 guest speaker mrs eldon bo cttger missionary from nigeria africa all ladies welcome 95th birthday on saturday evening around 30 folks met at the home of mr and mrs charlie tindall ha rold st to help mr tindall ce lebrate his 95th birthday a musical program was enjoyed by all this was followed by lunch those attending from a distance were mr and mrs dcl- bert mintz of williamport pcnn mr and mrs cecil tin dall of oshawa mr and mrs reuben tindall and mr herb bennett of cherrywod mr and mrs earl tindall and mrs willis taylor and dale of goodwood and mr bert tin dall of mount albert bmrsfl lllibp ksjtj h e3slcfi houstons for prescriptions drugs and 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