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ihe iribjne ttwrxfcr abji 24 1967 hje 5- teen instrumental group wins kin talent competition accordian duet second stouffville it was basically a country and vestcrn show but two nonwestern type entries captur- d top honors many of the competitors were adults but it was the vids who won the awards that was the story of the all- forfree talent contest sponsored by the stouffville- kinsmen club and held in the park sunday afternoon the weather was perfect for the occasion and the pro1 ram attracted an enthusiastic crowd 1 doc brown supported by instrumentalists mike t mccarthy robert danlelis and a pair of hometown go- o girls donna gibson and debbie foulds hit 1000 in the ipplausc meter runnersup were ann and gloria smith jf sandford lixbridgc township they presented an ac- z ordian duet including the very appropriate number whispering hope honorable mention went to stouff- tiles own rodney bond ninth line north other en- ries who shared in the prize money were gordon hen- icrson and the horizons bud herbert and bob j brown of bloomington bill yakc of baldwin frank steele jr ninth line north stouffvillc and mrs nor- ma jean herbert bloomington the judges were kins- t ncn ross hctherington alex wilkins and mickey hunt orm faulkner was master of ceremonies a feature of the show was bill johnson and the country showman who gave liberally of their talent both before and after the contest on sunday night they performed as the backup band for hank snow at rock hill park official opening large sunday this jrroup of five teenagers stole the show in the sunday afternoon talent competion sponsored by the slouffville kinsmen club in the park members are donna gibson 13 debbie foulds 13 mike mccarthy robert danlelis and doc broun all 14 staff photo second prize went to ann and gloria smith an accordion duet from sandford uxbridge township there were eight entries in the competition that attracted a large outdoor audience the master of ceremonies was nor man faulkner staff photo mrs percy wideman sudden death saddens markham markham mark- ham village lost a well- known and highly respect ed resident saturday in the sudden passing of mrs percy wideman in scar- boro general hospital her death came as a shock to a wide circle of friends in the markham community where she had lived for i he past 45 years mrs wideman the for mer barbara ethel mar grave was born on the ninth line s markham township the daughter of thomas hargravc and ma ry forgic she attended the ss 19 school and was active in the first mark ham baptist church following her marriage she lived for a time near clarcmont moving back to markham in 1922 mr wideman has operated a main street barbershop in the village for the past 44 years mrs wideman was a member of st andrews united church and the un ited church womens or ganization the respect with which she was held in the village was display ed through the beautiful floral tributes and the many who called at the di xon funeral home to ex press their sympathy surviving besides her husband arc two daugh ters dorothy mrs fred wilcock and marion mrs lome carter both of markham there arc five grandchildren ian douglas and maryanne wilcock and brian and al an carter service was conducted on tuesday afternoon at two oclock with interment st andrews cemetery markham pall bearers were joseph fry allan carson keith carson mor- icy smallcy norval mc- avov and ernie carruth- late earl ke funeral largely attended stouffville rev gordon goodcrham of stouffville baptist church conducted the service august 16 from the oneill funeral home for the late earl keith who passed away suddenly at his stouffville residence august 14 mr keith was well- known here as was indicat ed by the large number who called at the parlours prior to the service and attended the funeral the floral tributes were beauti ful following his retirement from fanning mr keith had been employed as a carpenter later he served as a crossing guard at summitvicw public school born at ringwood he had lived his entire life in the stouffville area he was 71 on june 29 1957 he was married to clara mary ross who survives along with one daughter audrey mrs eldon cober of pick ering there are four brothers john and fred of toronto frank of milliken william of unionville and one sister myrtle of un ionville pallbearers at the fun eral were george kerswill gordon kerswill norman kerswill ted barry henry slack and willard moreau interment was in stouff ville cemetery legion news guests at clinic aug 2 stouffville scene miss terry wilton has returned with her parents mr and mrs chal wilton to belleville following an enjoyable holiday with her grandmother mrs e h neville main street stouffville by eleanor johnston stouffville the blood donor clinic will be held in the stouffville legion hall on tuesday august 29 both afternoon and evening support of this very worthwhile pro ject will be appreciated we are sorry to report that comrade art heaton is at present confined to the cottage hospital ux- bridge and trust that his condition will show stea dy improvement the legion hall is badly in need of a facelifting and that will require mo ney on friday sept 1 the branch is holding a dance and the draw for the colored television set proceeds from both events are for the hall building fund for tickets on the television set or the dance contact either comrade frank steele or comrade john lindop the first meeting of the friendship club this fall will be in the form of a bus trip in september the ladies auxiliary are sponsoring the porirails from the past pageant in the legion hall friday ev ening sept 29 this is a fashion show with a dif ference and a must in this our centennial year bv vera leach ashburn mr and mrs douglas ashton mrs h doble mr and mrs keith gaudaur and mr roy gaudaur attended the doblehogg wedding in toronto on saturday aug 12 congratulations to way ne ashton on passing his grade 13 exams mr and mrs michael bennett and daughter of london spent wednesday at the home of mr john miller mr and mrs norman anderson spent a few days recently with relatives at port sandfield claremont al though donations to the clarcmont centennial fund have come to a tem porary standstill work on the project is proceeding well the new refreshment booth and picnic shelter is almost completed and aii official opening will be held next month new teex tcrtottcrs have also been- installed names previously omit ted from the centennial fund list include mrs w cowic ccc redman al fryer don hedges bruce rcdshaw and c knapp ssveral from here at tended the church service in breadalbane church utica on sunday mr and mrs h ashton spent the weekend with mr and mrs donald pur- dy orangeville mrs cylde playfair and family of toronto were re cent visitors at the home of mr and mrs russell rich ardson miss peggy graham of fort william spent the weekend with mr and mrs edgar heron and left mon day to spend a few days with rev k a and mrs heron at their cottage on stokes bay mtimm tel 8526033 thues fiji sat aug 24 25 2g funny thing happened on the way to the forum plus dead heat on a merry go round adult entertainment no sat matinee on aug 26th mon tues wed aug 28 30 31 georgygirl i redgrave night heaven fell b bardol enjoy the best movies in fully air con ditioned theatre the foreman was angry and demanded why it it that you carry only one plank while ail the other men carry two f guess said the fel- lov theyre just too lazy to make two trips like me mrs b e wiancko and mrs john lehman had dinner thursday with mr and mrs reginald gibbins of lemonville the wellknown farm property of mr and mrs russell smith ringwood has been sold mr and mrs smith plan to take up resi dence in stouffvillc money available first mortgages at current rates or second mortgages ryklliible without bonus rharre or wc can refinance your present niortrc problems or combine your present first a second mortcscps into one call mortgage department 29i2y73 or 2371956 melville united church chicken barbeque 1 miles north of unionville on 6th line friday sept 15th 1967 serving lime 5 pm to s pm z chicken 2w chicken 125 for advance tickets contact members of melville church or phone 8875576 markham ph 2943355 markham ph 2943355 thursday august 24 thru wednesday august 30 audrey hepburn even more appealing than in breakfast at tiffanys teamed for the first time with albert finney tom jones himself in or road brought to you here while still in its first run in toronto selected short subjects adult entertainment 2 shows each evening at 700 pm and 91s pm regular admission trices special childrens matinee sat aug 26 2 piii dog of flanders in color with david ladd selected short subjects out at 4 pm realtor 101 main st n- member ontario lnrtj brokers assoetatlon supplies for every grade now available at houstons your rexall droff store 1 main west stouffeville 6402222 tveni ylwo twentytwo