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reeve in timbers pauses for a moment in front or the eairn in the iiark after laying the ylllace ot stouffvilte wreath following the remembrance day service on sunday afternoon staff iliofo norman baker new secret rytreasurer ot sfouftville public utilities commission staff dioto norm baker takes over secretary- treasurer post for stouffville puc stouffville a long time stouffville resident who has wide business experience norman a baker now has assumed the position of secre tarytreasurer of stouffville public utilities commission to which ho was appointed recent ly he fills the vacancy created by the sudden tfeath of elmer daniels who held the position of secretarytreasurer for over five years mr baker was born on a farm in the stouffville area he attended grade and continu ation school at stouffville and graduated from markham hiph school later he completed a business course at dominion business college and also at tended the university of tor onto entering the banking field he served in various positions at a number of branches and at head office in toronto of the canadian bank of commerce after world war ii service mr baker returned to the bank he continued in a number of posts one of those being man ager at the west hill branch of the bank in scarborough then he accepted the position of manager and secretary- treasurer of the bethesda and stouffville telephone com pany he continued with this firm for 3i years when it was taken over by the bell tele phone company of canada mr baker served for five years as a section manager for the bell telephone company property and cost accounting office at the end of october he left the bell company and on novem ber 4th took over the vacant post of secretarytreasurer of stouffville public utilities commission at homr mr and mrs bert staley goodwood will he at home to their friends on sunday nov 21st from one vclock to 4 pm on the occasion of their 50th wedding anniversary 232 births brillinger ron and sharon nee elhorn wish to an nounce the birth of their daughter patricia grace on november 6 1963 special thanks to dr button davidson harold and carol nee johnson are happy to announce the arrival of a 8 lb girl on nov 6th 1065 at york county hospital new market king winston and ruth nee olver wish to thank god for the safe arrival of a daughter october 31 1965 at york coun ty hospital newmarket a sister for shirley and david many thanks to dr mitchell lloyd marie and jim are happy to announce thp birth of their daughter victoria grace 7 lb 11 oz on wednes day oct 27 1965 a sister for kathy and debbie preserving remembrance day protects the young preservation of remembrance day protects our young people against the tolly ot war rev f h cromey told the gather ing in the legion ha stouff ville at the annual remem brance day service the local presbyterian minister drew this statement from a number of student essays written on the subject what remembrance day means to me rev cromey spoke of his experience as a member of a vmca group stationed in france in 1940 as support for the british expeditionary force he said their greatest danger and hardship was the result of fifth columnists and not bein in touch with the top command he drew this as a comparison of being out of touch with god other participating ministers in the service were rev geo davison local legion padre rev a l borland and rev j l ball bugler paul benson played the last post and re vel le following the service the legion members the auxiliary ladies and various local youth groups headed by the colour ful caledonia pipe band par- added to the memorial park gates and war memorial for the laying of wreaths at the park gates the ladies auxiliary wreath was laid by mrs del jennings and the lions ciub wreath by mr lome boadway at the war memorial mr bert lickorish laid the wreath for the royal canadian legion the village of stouffville wreath was laid by reeve win timbers and the provincial government wreath by mrs otto tranmer the stouftvhle iw80he thursday- noveacr it 1963 peg 3 local and personal happenings legion ladies tea and bazaar great success pathologist dr erb dies dr isaac huber erb of 138 langs dr preston died at south waterloo memorial hos pital gait on saturday nov 8 1965 he is survived by his wife the former olive troxcl sons dr john t erb of toronto dr gordon erb of preston and daughters margaret mrs g m hopwoodi of barrie and olive mrs charles tipp of port credit he was in his soth year funeral services were held on wednesday at the banfield memorial united missionary church in toronto with inter ment in the hagey cemetery dr erb was a former patholo gist for the hospital for sick children he was with the hos pital for 28 years and served as the attorney generals depart ment consulting pathologist for 11 years and for 8 years was assistant professor of pathology at the university of toronto he was a former president of the evangelical medical mission ary society dr erb retired to preston 5 years ago in his ear lier years he was well known around stouffville having been a guest minister at the united missionary church mr allan sangster obrien avenue was featured on the cbc program on the scene on tuesday evening of last week on channel 6 a strike once the course of last resort now seems the path ot least resistance stouffville one of the highlights of the annual re membrance day tea and bazaar held last saturday in the legion hall was the antique displav which drew a large crowd bringing back memories to some were the spinning wheel and wicker cradle 100 years od owned by mrs h murphy a wool winder also 100 years old belonging to mr l weldon drew many comments a very rare item indeed was the 200 year old sewing machine owned by mr kill mallow which caused a great deal of interest owing jo the fact that it is still in working order a beautiful tea chest with pearl inlay over 100 years old and a georgian foot stool 130 years old done in beaded em broidery were oniy 2 of the many lovely antiques put in the display through the courtesy of mrs b jackson of the stouffville antique house a parlour table over 100 years old and a tinv china head doll which was 130 years old show ed plainly the fine craftmanship of that time and the care re ceived by mrs b clarkson the brass lantern clock made in 1646 and a sheraton inlaid table of 1700 owned by mrs art dixon also displayed the rare given as they have been handed down to the present fam ily one of the telephones dis played by mr del jennings was built before 1891 and proves that the telephone has come a long way in operation and de sign a treasured possession be longing to mrs r floury was the china teapot with stand which is 125 yrs old the childrens furniture was made to last in those days as was shown in the so yr old high chair 75 yr old rocking horse and the 63 yr old childs wicker rocking chair the styles in he antique clothing on display caused many remarks on the needle work and design the lace baby dress over 100 yrs old was an eye catcher as were the wed ding dresses one 70 yrs old and one 45 years the town of stouffville of 1888 was a high point of inter est with many pecpie looking at the old pictures and trying to place the present day sights there were many antiques in this show far too many to men tion all of them here each and every item so kindly loaned helped to make this the success it was mrs bruce marsh all mr and mrs cliff lemon at tended the funeral last thurs day of mrs harry holman in brooklin wedding thompson dowsett mr and mrs theodore horace dowsett announce the forthcom ing marriage of their daughter maryelizabeth anne to mr alvin charles thompson son of mr and mrs walter thompson of claremont ont the wedding will take place nov 26 at 730 pm in the richmond hill unit ed church mr and mrs ear switzer of bobcaygeon mrs catterson and family toronto spent sun day with mrs charles tindall solicitor john lawlor will be the guest speaker in the veterans hall stouffville at 8 pm wednesday nov 17th for the stouffville and district credit unions legal night the public is invited to attend the ladies auxiliary draw for the doll and money was won bv mr frank yake of stouff ville john deere day is being held at 8 pm monday nov 15th 1965 at the parkside youth centre sponsored by hutchin son farm supply there will be prizes and refreshments the stouffville players will present three plays pen of my aunt drama under fire drama and fanny the frivo- lour flapper a musical comedy at stouffville legion hall thurs day nov is and friday nov 10 both days at 8 pm sugar in gas markham village police are investigating a report that a quantity of sugar was poured into the gas tank of a delivery van owned by underwood build ing maintenance ltd of mark ham the discovery was marie by one of the drivers dennis crittenden 32780 for unicek students from the two stouff ville public schools collected a total of s32780 for unicef on halloween night separate amounts included s20513 from orchard park and 512267 from summitview appreciation is extended to mr jack williams ot maytree avenue who took the time and trouble to count all the money that was received in accident mr and mrs gordon forgie of north markham were admit ted to hospital early saturday morning following an accident on the main street in markham mrs forgie suffered facial lace rations when her head went through the windshield mr for gie suffered bruised ribs both were treated by dr white of the medical centre their car was in collision with a parked vehicle and damage was estimat ed at s2000 the regular monthly meeting of st james presbyterian wom ens missionary society auxili ary was held in the home of mrs w j boyce on wednesday nov 2nd at 2 pm remem brance was the theme of pros mrs a d powells opening re marks followed by two minutes of silent prayer the group sang god save our gracious queen and the hymn our loved dominion bless the ladies were divided into dis cussion groups to continue the study of mission the christi ans calling led by mrs r l osborn and assisted by mrs powell and mrs j w arm strong an article about the vellore mission in india was read by miss m j sterling mr ed lintner of elmira is here for a few days visiting his family markhams 33 year old fire truck headed the jaycees get out and vote campaign parade through stouffville on monday afternoon mr archie fleming of lnion- vilte is making good progress in the scarboro general hos pital after suffering a recent heart attack child health centre will be open friday nov 12th be tween 130 and 3 pm at york county health unit 87 main st w mrs ruby hisey mrs norah crovvder miss evelyn crowder all of newmarket were visitors on sunday with mr and mrs gordon crowder albert st s mr and mrs fred hamilton of brougham and mr and mrs don duncan of brooklin had dinner with mr and mrs gord wagg and girls on sunday mrs jake hoover albert st n is presently a patient in york county hospital new market following an operation mr and mrs roy law cathy and timmy and mrs hilda baker all of toronto were sunday guests with their par ents mr and mrs ouie madill mrs isabel hampton of tor onto was a visitor on sunday with miss margery mertens mr len haylow and family of brentford were visitors in town on saturday miss lillian sherman of tor onto was a weekend visitor with mr and mrs lloyd tur ner about 80 friends neighbours and relatives attended a shower at the home of clark and blanch little on saturday night in honour of robert and shir- lev johnson ing unites sylvia michel and johannes de heus receive achievement award did- coffey left and jim hartley of coffey and bartley motors slouflvule hold the covct- d distinguished vhievenicnt award plaque presented to them on tuesday bv mr barry drayton asst regional director of the lord motor co staff photo stouffville standards beach florida they have tak of white mums and gladioli en up residence in stouffville formed an attractive setting in an honoured guest at the wed- the stouffville baptist church ding was sylvias great aunt on saturday october oth for mrs mary coin of toronto from holland the marriage of sylvia faith michel daughter of mr and mrs hugh g michell of clare mont rr 2 and johannes theo de heus son of mr and mrs j t de heus of stouff ville dr h s hillyer officiated at the ceremony and mrs f s mrcleary presided at the organ as the bridal party reached the altar mrs peggy clarke sang the lords prayer given in marriage by her father the bride wore a gown of white satin fashioned on straight lines with lace applique and shoulder train her bouf fant veil was held by a flowered head piece and she carried white carnations with pink and yellow roses the maid of hon our miss grace michell sister of the bride and the brides maids miss margaret kayos cousin of the bride and mrs shirley hart wore floor length gowns of pale yellow made on empire lines with gold bro cade hodice and carried bouquets of bronze and yellow mums mr lloyd irwin was best man and the ushers were mr carl michell and mr frank jean marie after ihp wedding prayer the organ played softly blest be the tie thai binds and dur ing the signing of the register mrs clarke sang the wed ding hymn at the reception in the ma sonic hall the brides mother received her guests wearing a diess of cranberry red boucle with matching hat and black ae cessories and a corsage of talis man rosebuds she was assisted by the grooms mother who wore a suit of navy blue wool with matching hat and acces sories and a corsage of rod and white roses master of cere monies was mr alfred kayos uncle of the bride and the toast to the bride was proposed by mr ken haridow for travelling the bride chose a cranberry red suit with black hat and accessories and a cor sage of red and white rosea after a holiday at daytona other guests were present from brampton windsor tor onto and bermuda telegrams and best wishes were received mr and mrs lolmnnos de hue are pictured here following their recent marriage in hie stouffville bapti church the bride if the former sylvia faith michell daughter of mr and mrs hugh michell claremont rr2 the gtoom is the son of mr and mrs j de heus of slouflville cadleax studio miss kathryn hambly now of orangeville attended the grade 8 graduation banquet sponsored by the home and school associ ation on friday evening kath ryn along with peter sanderson were cowinners of the dr rich ardson award last june music mania 66 the dates for the music mania show for 1066 have been set for april 20 and 30 the pro gram that played to an estimat ed 1400 people last spring will be held again in the auditorium of the high school more infor mation will be made available as the time draws closer the annual meeting and pot luck supper of the local hort icultural society is to be held in the united church basement on tuesday nov isth at 615 pm rev douglas davis will be showing his pictures of swit zerland in sending her renewal to the tribune mrs j g gamble o pambrum sask said we had a hectic fall trying to get the harvest in with so much rain and snow it was a lovely crop but the grade was poor mr and mrs norman king of belhavcn were recent visi tors of mr and mrs ernie pil- key mrs king and mrs pilkey are sisters mr and mrs roger stover and miss elizabeth stover of kitchener were with their parents mr and mrs harry stover and mr and mrs h chewins over the weekend miss judy brubacher and miss linda clark who are at pres ent training at the ontario hos pital whitby were with mr and mrs john brubacher over the weekend safety course safety instruction and tests promoted bv pc david hadden and fire chief walter smith have been concluded at both orchard park and summitview schools a similar program was started on tuesday at st marks separate school an engraved trophy will be presented to the school compiling the highest number of points the catholic womens lea gue held their monthly general meeting on monday evening november 1st in the parish hall of st patricks in mark ham thirty ladies attended mrs c w kamps presided all conveners reported on their various functions emphasis was laid on the importance of studying the election campaign and getting out to vote mrs larkin the convener of the bridge and euchre series is leaving for a holiday in aus tralia and members were asked to volunteer service during mrs larkins absence the bridge and euchre series run every thursday evening in the parish hall the president gave a brief report on the regional work shop meeting held in thornhill on october 28th mrs j mcdcrmott was hos tess for a wonderful halloween party a presentation was made to mrs j macdonald rouge st markham who is leaving the area the coming bazaar was discussed generally father culnan gave a few inspiring words the meeting was then turned over to mrs g colburn the programme convener who organized group discussions on teenagers mr jack nigh cone 7 mark ham fell from a wagon while harvesting corn on his farm last week and suffered a frac tured elbow he is presently confined to the scarboro gen eral hospital a very pretty wedding of local interest was conducted in the stouffville united church on saturday afternoon when carol ann cossey daughter of mr and mrs herb cossey ninth line south was married to mr donald white of white- vale rev and mrs don pugh donnie and barbara of platts- ville were visitors with his parents mr and mrs fred pugh on saturday the pughs marked their 46th wedding anniversary on friday another local couple mr and mrs- lloyd moyer also celebrated their 46th anniversary the same day mr and mrs orville hostett- ler burkholder st attended a farewell dinner on wednesday evening at mrs leslie william sons toronto in honour of mr and mrs robert cormier suzanne and vernon who left on thursday for crist church new zealand whera they will be residing the annual york county wardens banquet was held on friday night at the king ed ward hotel this years warden is p s legge of newmarket those in attendance locally were reeve and mrs win tim bers deputyreeve ken and mrs laushway mr and mrs ken bctz mr and mrs wm parsons mr and mrs ralph corner mr and mrs charlie jackson mr and mrs charle3 nolan and mr and mrs gar lehman the stouffville players present three plays pen of my aunt a drama under fire a drama fanny the frivolous flapper a musical comedy at stouffville legion hall thursday nov 18th friday nov 19th 8 pm adult 125 children 12 yr and under ooc ge1 your ticket now fpom any member or phone 6403514