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strawberry festival by marion wells lemonyille the lemonville centennial strawberry festival will be held on wednesday july 5 at the home of mr and mrs jim xauta from 5 to pm dr and mrs s s crouch have enjoyed a trip to ottawa including expo and then on to new york to visit with rev and mrs mccombe mrs henry nauta enter tained miss magdalaine nauta on the occasion of her birthday mrs j nauta and family mrs k van vliet and family and mrs sencchal were among the guests mrs mccleary held her music recital at the lemon ville church congratulations to fran ces smith who won the snior championship at the centennial track and field meet joanne dodge tied for the junior girls trophy hillcrest home and school presented prizes to the pupils who made the most progress during the school year in hillcrest gr 1 and 2 david kin- sella gr 3 and 4 lois winger gr 5 and 6 craig mccleary and gr 7 and 8 charles ramsey mrs man- chee made the presenta tions the hillcrest school held their annual picnic at bruces mill bonnie camp- sail presented a set of centennial coffee spoons to mrs tripp the gr 3 and 4 teacher who is leaving this year for a position in a new school near rockwood the lemonville school held their annual softball meet at the school friday frances smith and tim glover presented mrs gan ders with a lovely electric blanket on behalf of the school mrs sanders and her husband will leave for a year of teaching at moo- senee at the end of the summer vacation mrs t preston enter tained her daughter to a bridal shower at her home on thursday night june will be married june 29 at the parsonage lemonville school have held their centennial cele brations this week besides the pupils dressed in cos tumes the program includ ed a pet show that brought every species from pony to pigeon cats to coons a baking contest churning butter making ice cream mr and mrs len collins and family have moved to their new home oa the vandorf sideroad mr and mrs worsfold of scarboro have taken up residence iii the collins home mr and mrs p kinsella and family and mr and mrs a humphry have re turned home from an ex citing week at expo mrs wally koster and wally jr have joined wally in prince edward island where he is current ly appearing in a musical for the summer theatre mr and mrs allan mait- land will spend the sum mer at wamara mrs charlie preston is home from the brierbush hospital mr and mrs c erntzen attended a beautiful sum mer wedding at graven- hurst saturday mr and mrs stan wors fold were guests of the east york collegiate orch estra alumni saturday at the east york community centre mr and mrs roy flew- ell bonnie and terry are enjoying a trip through the western provinces nancy lome stewart and gary smith margaret coughlan and sharron flewell were among the high school students who enjoyed a week at expo bonnie smith has left with friends for a summer job at a lodge near miners bay minden beard wins prize by lillian jamleson balsam mt zion several people from the rea attended claremonts centennial celebrations on the weekend mr mac al bright won second prize in the beardgrowing cont est winners at the euchre party at the community t centre were mrs clayton hill mrs jack empring- ham mr percy clarke and mr lome jones most lone hands were held by di- anne graham the door prize went to dorccn jon- cs mr and mrs raymond jones of kirkland lake spent the week with mr and mrs alan manderson the pennington evans wedding took place in the mt zion church saturday with pev yie officiat ing mrs lewis jones spent the weekend with mrs mary hayes in leaside mrs lome jones and dorccn attended the pugh- evans picnic on saturday at cedar stone park grcenbank mr and mrs glen man derson and familv md brcnda bill and fayc mc- avoy went camping on the weekend at lake simcoe the jr farmers mar ried couples club held their picnic sunday at the home of mr and mrs grant carson following the decoration services at salem cemet ery the george wilson fa mily gathered for supper at the home of mr and mrs gordon wilson mr and mrs jack thompson and family of ottawa spent the weekend witli her mother mrs er- rol carson the active service class met at the home of mrs earl disney with mrs gor don wilsons group in charge the theme was on canada with mrs gordon wilson giving a talk and showing articles that she had collected on canada t i t jviii will jiiiiv hj in charge of the worship and gail disney played a piano solo the teenage daughter had been on the phone for half an hour when finally she did lian4 up her father said sarcastically you usually talk for two hours what slopped you wrong number re plied his daughter raccoon crowned king of pat parade speedy the raccoon held here by five year old vivian ann wilcox stouft- ville rr3 and shown by her brother edwin 2 was crowned king of the pet show in the stouffville park saturday there were 79 entries staff photo centennial in cedar grove by pat mcclennen cedar grove there will be a birthday party to celebrate centennial year in cedar grove and the memory of the day will be tucked away in the minds of the participants for private reviewing whenev- er they wish but a party is an ephemeral tribute and in cedar grove only one of fourteen projects that will mark this histor ical year at the moment e- vidence of our celebration is centred around the community park where a flagpole and new light standards have been in stalled where a beautiful red white and blue maple leaf garden decorates the north slope where a large sixsided three pit bar-b- que of split native stone rises to completion and where soon a handcarved sign will mark the park wes pickering coun cillor harvey spang read a dog control bylaw at a pickering township coun cil meeting monday night one clause of which he protested although the bylaw that included the increase in dog licence fees s5 for the first male and 5750 for the second 8 for the first female 13 for the second over 2 females 25 was passed mr spang and de puty reeve mrs mcphcr- son opposed it on a recor ded vote control needed mr spang didnt see why pickering twp should charge more than other municipalities and didnt think council should be concerned about how ma ny dogs there were but a- bout control of them mrs mcphcrson agreed should we refund a portion of the 1967 licen ces paid this year asked reeve laycox mr spang insisted on making a notice of motion that a recommendation to the 1968 council be made that the dog licence be de creased included in the bylaw is an increase in pound fees 500 for impound ment and 5 per day until the dog is claimed the pound is open from i pm to 2 pm and from 8 pm to 9 pm mondays to fridays and from 9 io ii am on saturdays it is closed on sundays dogs are fed and watered for 72 hours after impound ment and if not claimed then they are destroyed for infraction a fine of 50 its always possible to make the budget stretch for a cause you believe to be right save as much as 40 get a free gift too trend pools oesitenni this holida mm v tar weekend only enn dtam above ground 01 an i ar swimming pools regular sale price 516800 843900 52900 48900 557600 s53900 complete pool kit includes automatic skimmer pump motor filter vacuum cleaner kit all alum inum ladder hand skimmer and lest kit ten year liner warranty finance with no down payment same day delivery this weekend choose from a complete display at our outdoor pool court and start swimming this weekend toptmp bfhrti im 2410 lawrence ave an d pools ltd ik60 i wwv ecceka just cast of kennedy rd open saturday sunday monday 12 to 5 for further information call 75751612 for visitors erect signs the extremetics of the hamlet are also to be des ignated and attractive signs are underway and this is only the beginning by august a map of cedar grove school section will be available showing pro perty lines buildings and ownership in 1867 and 1967 there will be a book exploring the unique qual ity of our village in a light vein and for the spoon collectors a centennial re membrance to add to the collection festivities began appro priately with a centennial dance in the schoolhouse in june and july will see a float depicting our tradi tional apple butter festi val in markhams parade gala affair the birthday party will be a gala affair at the community park august 12 beginning in early af ternoon with a ceremonial opening there will be ga mes of all kinds for all ag es and entertainment will include a musical program by our own centennial childrens choirs on sun day august 13 a service of a more serious nature is planned at the same snot responsible for coordi nating all these projects is lloyd clendenen under whose guidance an un wieldy plan involving sev en people a year ago is nearing completion with the involvement of nearly everyone in the village the original centennial committee consisted of lloyd clendenen david ritchie peter mccowan pat mcclennan bert tap- scott helen little and the late blodwen davies to that nucleus many have been added for special as sistance on various proj ects centennial fever that is only community club activity centennial j has hit cedar grove cvery- where red white and blue gardens bloom up and down the tenth and provincial flowers and centennial symbols adorn 1967 cuilts expo is draw ing cedar grovcrs like a magnet and those who vis it the fair will sec chris chapmans uniquely re- i vcaling film about ontario and brian mckcnzics star- 1 tiing iron sculpture in the man in the community theme pavilion this venr following a suggestion in 1966 by blodivcn daies some of the mcnnonitc women will reap their first crop of star of bethlehem io be used in the making of dig- italis and the cgit are working on a centennial ouilt to include even- name in cedar grove at zion church the ucav objcclhe is io supply new gowns tor the choir a hear start of course cedar groe had a head start on this organist 16 years mrs charles gostick active in church work the trlekfe tliurmfer ju 29 15s7 v 15 stouffville mrs charles gostick the form er fannie myrtle kayes passed away suddenly at her home 51 park drive north stouffville on mon- dav june 19 although she had been in failing health for several ears her death came as a shock to her wide circle of friends mrs gostick was born on the 4th concession of pickering township the daughter of the late james kayes and annie ham- brook besides her husband she is survived by a son kenneth petty rr2 gor- mley and daughters marj- orie mrs orval fretz ciaremont rr 3 and ma rian mrs leonard had- dow of stouffville one brother alfred kayes re sides at r r 1 pickering church service mrs jim jones glen major wor ship service will be held here july 2 at 730 pm mr claude simmonds will address the congregation mr and mrs jim jones attended the simmonds- alton wedding in willow- dale saturday mr and airs fred fiss and family spent sunday evening with mr and mrs cecil disney mrs florence wilson florida is spending some time with her sister mrs clinton neville mr and mrs alec hing- ston and carol and mr j a hingston toronto spent the weekend at the farm mr and mrs mac mid- dleton and jim benson ciaremont mr and mrs norm faulkner and fam ily stouffville mr and mrs bev taylor and fam ily oshawa visited sun day with mr and mrs ralph faulkner mrs jim jones attended a shower for miss lois de- laney-in- brooklin mr and mrs joe john son and family brooklin visited with mr and mrs edgar johnson mr and mrs ralph faul kner visited recently with mr and mrs don brown newcastle and three sisters mrs ha zel grav ciaremont rr 2 edna mrs george mut ch pickerina and marjor- ie mrs hugh michell ciaremont rr 2 survive along with six grandchild ren one sister mrs mild red thompson is deceased mr and mrs gostick came to stouffville 17 years ago from the 5th concession of pickering mrs gostick a member of the ciaremont baptist church was organist there for 16 years and also serv ed as choir leader she took an active interest in home and foreign mission work both in her own church and in the whitby- lindsay association where she served as director of mission circles at the time of her death she was honorary president of the ciaremont baptist mission circle and in charge of the monthly missionary news she was a member of the altona womens institute mrs charles gostick many will recall in years past the recitations she often gave at garden parties and community gatherings the funeral service was held in the ciaremont bap tist church on thursday june 22 conducted by rev dr h s hillycr the pall bearers were all nephews carl and lome michell owen alvin and lawrence gray and james thomson flower bearers were grandchildren karen su san anne and glen fretz a nephew alan kayes and friends mr alex schneid er and edgar ward inter ment was in whitcvale ce metery important year we alrea dy had a local historian vera taylor and two pri vate museums in the vil lage owned by sim reesor and amos reesor and ten century farms including stan milroys willis rees- ors the armstrong broth ers walter reesors mur ray milroys sim reesors harold lapps russ rees ors archie littles and amos- reesors ilnnpy rirthday canada from cedar grove for shoe m repairs vf1 most reason a blr cost drop in at lehmans shoes 9 main west stouftville m037s3 in 181 j b wurts opened a bakery on the present site ot stouffville bakery limited having other interests mr wurts sold his business to frank gordon and inter f c rowhot ham became the owner he in turn sold out in 1321 to ambrose and percy stover very shortly after percy stover sold out his interest and moved in brooklin harry stover son of ambrose stover worked with ills father after ambrose stovers death in lf harry took over the company together with his wife elvcra in 1g2 wolfgang dams on employee at the bakery since 1903 became their partner our very best centennial wishes to everyone from all of us at stouffville bakery limited 5 main west stouffville 64031 16 centennial weekend july 2 700 lm markham drivein service rev mrs roy bickle outstanding musicians singers summer services for the whole family you are welcome west end barber shop hours tues thurs fri 8 sum tilt 9 pjn wed and sat tt am till 6 pm len david and bill keeping 3 registered barbers 153 main st w stouffyiixe starts june 29th all color laugh thrill show this on the same program joseph gotten and phii carey in the great sioux massacre in color sunday july 20th only special holiday owl show in addition to our regular program 2 action filled color features come a late as 930 and see all four features for the price of two m8th 0 stteles offkioodsist daily box office opens at 730 pm cont show from 930 pm roxy theawe iuxbridge tel 8526033 thurs fri sat june 29 30 july 1 murders row starring d martin a margaret plus brigand of kandhar starring r lewis adult special sat matinee july 1st all seats 50c man called flintstone hey there its yogi bear mon tues weo at 730 pm battle of the bulge starring henry fonda plus horse with fiyirig tail sunday midnite show july 2nd triple bill at 1201 adult e e p i n g s west end barber shop 153 main st west stouffville centennial draw fri june 30th 8 pm at the shop prize 10000 cash please keep your ticket rlcasc keep your ticked even if your number is not railed because if be person whose ticket is railed does not claim the prize by midnight july ski then another draw will he made on august 1st ifl07 this will continue uiitll wc have a winner we wish to take this opportunity or thanking our many customers for linking this the leading urns halrdresslng and styling itahmnl in souffvil- we have many customers coming to r i miles i only hope somehow they can read this message ourt voter v ulations to michael hockley the winner of the ciaremont beard growing contest it gives us great pleasure one of our talented h hockleys heard in shape to lie that bdl keepins rbers helped keep mr for this contest experts in hair cutlinz and styling- to suit your taste len david and bill keeping 3 registered barbers i i