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gormley furrow queen wed to metro officer rr mrs charles milsted gormlev linda el las york countys repres entative in both the fur row queen and dairy princess competition was married on saturday after noon to mr john broun an osicer with the metro toronto police the serv ice was conducted in wes ley united church the happy couple will reside in the city prior to her wedding miss ann duncan was the hostess at a pres entation party for the bridetobe a number of girl friends attended she was presented with a lov- ely pair of lamps miss olne halbach from saskatchewan is xisiting with her uncle and aunt mr and mrs ron elliott miss alma heise and misses map and adeline rcatnan are enjoying a motor trip to neulound- land mrs ron elliott and ba by david are home from york county hospital newmarket mr max hazel is home from germany alter spend ing several months with relatives there the misses henderson spent thanksgiving with their brotherinlaw and sister mr and mrs l cli- menhage of stcvcnsvillc mr and mrs ralph em- pringham had thanksgiv ing dinner with mr and mis fred bycr of st anns mrs edythe jones gary and lynn of toronto spent thanksgiving with mrs bculah jones mr and mrs john far- quharson have sold their farm which they have had for many years to mr ber nard hood they have moved in with their son- inlaw and daughter mr and mrs ken groves a number of gormley people attended the sur prise 25th wedding anni versary for mr and mrs earl millen of toronto at the youth centre on thursday night rev c e flcwclling brotherinlaw of mr millen was master of ceremonies mrs jim woollcr has commenced a job at chesebroughponds ltd at markham after being being employed at the gormley store for three years mr and mrs allan do ner both spoke in the sun day school at the united missionary church in stouflville on sunday morning mr doner also spoke in the morning service mr elias elliott is home from york central hospital richmond hill and recuperating at his home congratulations to mr and mrs fgerton clubine who arc celebrating their 50th wedding anniversary on sat oct 29 they will receive their friends at the 2nd markham baptist church from 2 to 5 pm rev hugh jamicson of the faith mission hamil ton spoke at the sunday morning service at the united missionary church mr and mrs phil pax- lon mart and shawn of j3ny ridges had dinner on tuesday with mr and mrs allan doner sympathy is expressed to mrs stanley flook in the sudden passing of her husband on wednesday hc was fatally injured in an accident at the lumber sard in orangevihe rev l k sider was the guest speaker at the anni versary services on sunday at evangel church in kitchener the annual fall rally of the wms for ontario will be held in the gorm ley united missionary church on saturday oct 22 with sessions at 10 am and 130 pm mr george cober a pa tient at the brunncr con valescent home visited his family here over the week end mr and mrs roy bril- linger and jean had dinner on sunday with mr and mrs wm spragge of au rora mr and mrs russell heise and family had sun day dinner with mr and mrs ross brillinger nancy and patsy shar- bach of toronto had sun day dinner with their aunts the misses hender son mr and mrs ross bril linger visited with mr and mrs jcrrv frey of elmira on saturday mr and mrs elmer starr and mr and mrs stuart starr and family of newmarket had supper saturday with mr and mrs roy brillinger and family mrs ken groves is nurs ing her sister mrs n pa- pazian at her home in tor onto mrs papazian nee donclda farquharson has been very ill for some time and has just recently been released from hospi tal the official opening of the ron elliott auto sales will be held on thursday friday and saturday of this week this is a part nership of two local men ron elliott and glenn bo- lender they arc located at the former bill haskett rambler service on young st newmarket mr and mrs m j johnstone enjoyed a few days holiday in new york the furrow king and queen at seaforth grant wells stouffville rr2 and amy stewart seaforth rr3 were the king and queen of their respective classes at the international ilowing match grant topped 23 other entries to win the ontario title while amy was named queen of the furrow in a class of eight staff photo versatile mother of seven works with parolees cenotaph for new library site markham rebecca s i s s 1 e r accomplished lculptress formerly of unionville will design and construct a cenotaph on the site of the new cen tennial library main st in markham the plan was finalized last week at a joint meet ing in markham of the centotaph committee and the library board miss sisslcr now resides at terra cotta near george town her work has re ceived wide acclaim the monument to be carved out of italian marble will depict a theme of family life with the home as the focal point of unity between parent and child miss sissler will begin work on the project im mediately so that it may be completed by november 11 1967 the exact location of the cenotaph will be finalized by the two boards working in close cooperation with the buildings architect by mollie stewart box grove versa tility might be the best word with which to des cribe the many talents of mrs emily gray of box grove apart from being a mother of seven mrs gray is also a short story writer a poetess song composer church teacher childrens group leader natural psy chologist and last but not least a first rate cook in between raising her large family two of whom have since graduated from business college and three from teachers college the robust lively mother has managed to fit in a sche dule which would probably land most women into a hospital bed from sheer ex haustion with brown eyes twink ling her arms around john 10 and alice 17 who still remain at home she attributed her a-go-go- ness to a deep abiding love of children all my life i have liked to work with kids she said teaching handi crafts in church with singing groups and just be ing around when the kids need me she went on work with parolees for fifteen years mrs gray held evangelical church service for young people in her own home the reason was from nece ssity many kids could not gel into town to a church due to transportation prob lems in recent years with most of her own children grown and left home she has branched into work with boys out on parole from the cobourg training school the age range of the parolees are from eleven to sixteen this year she assumed the formidable job of be ing cook at the training schools summer camp lo cated near minden there is a real need for understanding with these kids if you show them you really love them their re sponse is tremendous she said mrs gray claims that 90 of the delinquent cases she has come into contact with were from poverty stricken or broken homes or homes where alcoholism existed or the parents were negligent or just indifferent love she said is the greatest therapy of all no body is so bad there isnt some good in them creativeness in her odd moments mrs gray writes short stories which she reads to her childrens groups she has also composed songs and hymns which have been sung by children in homes for the aged re cently a poem was pub lished in junior red cross magazine thanksgiving baby mrs earl tindall goodwood don and june harper had good rea son to say thanks on thanksgiving day they became the proud parents of a baby boy a brother for jeff he name is scott goodwood womens in stitute will meet oct 25 at 8 pm in the united church parlours the top ic is education and ca nadian industry taken by mrs jack todd and mrs harold bell roll call is to be answered by an un familiar word and its meaning also each mem ber is to bring an article to be auctioned mrs mu riel nesbitt will have a display of driftwood arti cles hostesses arc mrs ivy gribblc and mrs mar- icne gribblc mr and mrs les meyers ted and mrs pollard vis ited mr and mrs dave pryde in toronto oct ii to help them celebrate their 25th wedding anni versary the ladies of the good wood womens institute visited stouffville wi oct 12 and are invited to visit with the clarcmont wi ladies oct 19 miss donna tirdall spent the weekend at her home potato digging is in full full swing on the harper and tindall farms come one come and have stouffville lions annual all a ball club at riday october 21 dance to don hargraves and the tub thumpers 912 pm 350 per couple dress optional all proceeds to local charity a a p mrs emily- gray of box grove pity the man so obsed by ambition that he fecks friendship only with those who can further his aims in stouffville requires grocery clerks produce clerks and meat cutters for permanent positions experienced preferred part time positions also available for women as cashiers and meat wrappers we offer top wages for qualified applicants why not investigate write to personnel department aip tea co ltd po box 68 terminal toronto 1 ont a or apply in person to our head office at 5339 durdas st west islington mrs h macpherson lemonvilie resident lemonville fu neral service was held oct 1 for mrs mary mac- pherson wife of hume macpherson of lemon vilie she passed away at brierbush hospital stourl- ville sept 29 following a lengthv illness she was 6 born in larne ireland she had lived in toronto before moving to lemon vilie 12 years ago she was identified with lemonvilie united church she is survived by hus band hume three sons robert rockwood doug las toronto donald st george and one daughter audrey islington the service was conduct ed by rev roy ingliss pallbearers were cliff lem on alex young bert mor rison alex hope george collins and robert pater- son interment was in mount pleasant cemetery toronto the tribuns thutrfj october 20 1965 pi 5 markham ph 2943355 boxy markham ph 2943355 thursday oct 20 thru wednesday oct 26 2 top technicolor hits together i 1 the silencers with deax martin as matt helm auo rr rr the chase a breathless explosive story ok today makiox brando 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