Whitchurch-Stouffville Newspaper Index

Stouffville Tribune (Stouffville, ON), October 12, 1967, p. 5

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dream home follows nightmare the tkjeuhe tteiy orteber t2 1367 ut 5 mrs wilfred rehcr rr 1 goodwood holds three month old todd outside their new home now under construction on cone 3 uxbridge their first house almost completed was destroyed by fire in april staff photo goodwood april 20 1967 is a day that wilfried and kay reher goodwood rr i will never forget their home on the 3rd con cession of uxbridge town ship almost completed was destroyed by fire mrs rehcr had time only lo rescue her youngest child and accompanied by three others plaving outside at the time ran to the home of a neighbor to all the brigade in stouft- xiyik by the time i arriv ed back it was all down with the exception of the clothes they had on every thing was lost such a tragedy would have broken the spirit of many couples but not mr and mrs rehcr the very next day ihcy began mak ing plans to rebuild now five months later their dream home is well un der way mr rehcr an au to mechanic in scarboro is doing much of the work himself mrs rehcr was expect ing their filth child at the time of the blaze todd months is a bouncing baby boy he joins dean 6 nancy 4i jill 3i and christian 2 in the happy family circle for a time after the lire they lived at the home of her brother in rexdale and later in ajax they then moved into a trailer on their present property un til their twocar garage could be completed both expressed appreci ation with the assistance provided by neighbors coming fiom toronto we didnt expect it it was wonderful said wilfricd betorc the fire we hardly knew anyone now we feel we know everyone said kay mrs reher said that following the arrival of babv todd a shower was held at the home of mrs harvey and she received a complete layette no one will ever know how much it was needed and how much il was appre ciated mr reher said that the loss of the house was a major setback but the con tents also represented a sizeable figure the very first day it cost us 5 for combs and toothbrushes he said with an unpleasant me mory of an afternoon in april now behind them wilfricd and kay can now look forward to the day when they and their child ren take up permanent res idence in their new bun galow what theyve ac complished theyve earned 2 year polar brand aratifreeze 975 pure glycol plus inhibitors be sure re safe be sure vwire safe this winter and all year- round with polar brand antijvph for worryfree driving cant evaporate or boil away keeps cooling system clean inhibits rost and corrosion- recommend ed for use in all vehicles including those with aluminum components polar anttfrceze at jta best chrome guard protcrts chrome from road salts protects all winter ions 16 oz spray bomb 119 carburetor conditioner works while youre driving removs water tarnish and silt in sras lines etc 20 oz can ignition spray 98 moistureproofs th complete ifrnition system bandy 6 or sprar bomb 59 cooliag system conditioner works 5 to prevent the common causes of cooling system taihrre- works trifch anti- freeze liijy3aiwvjilfc motomaster thermostats control tempera te n and heater per formance peflet type- j9 iu5 legion news by eleanor johnston stoufeville our dance in september was vary successful so we are folding another on friday oct 20 at 630 pm in the legion hall music is by ron myers and his orches tra tickets 350 per couple for information and tickets contact com rade bill kingslev at 640- 1973 we are sorry to report that comrade ted shep- pard suffered a severe fall recently we hope hell be well again soon many thanks from the auxiliary to comrades john chambers and- bill kingslcy for looking after our booth al the markham fair while we were busy with the portraits from the past pageant in the hall our thanks are extended also lo mrs bea jennings mrs joan cadieux mrs barbara bailey mrs bertha slaughter mrs elsa bevan mrs lcnore ramer and miss nancy wideman who assisted our members and their daughters in model ing the many beautiful cos tumes a thank you to mrs joyce bramham for her fine accompaniments on the piano the friendship club will meet tlnirsdaay oct 19 at 730 pm in the legion hall club room anyone over the age of sixty is wel come our annual remem brance day tea and baz aar will be httd saturday afternoon nov 11 in the legion hall the draw prize this year is a chest full of linens the proceeds of this draw support the ladies auxiliary high school bur sary every year tickets are available now from mem bers 25c ca or 5 for 100 draw lo be made at the bazaar nov 11 donations of sewing knitting crafts and homebaking from members will be greatly appreciated this years ba zaar convener is comrade evelyn lehman motomtcr knctnc hctn- phtf in typ ril r nft abl for moft popular make awl model from 0x7 wnthicm sealer on rlavs rubber metal stops leak draft etr 3 or- mntvmtcr radiator fluh removes ruc acale in etc improves circulation and efficiency 10 ox cnn 49 motamwrter faler pwmp jjlhrfeairt and rit4 1- hthttor lnbriortrei and stops lentc 20 o can mlml puree 2 atacc clenner condi tioner for pbijred nuftators s ox can rehrforoed lleoter hn 58 diameter fit wa makes of car besuerx per foot 64 114 19 iltflnnnmn available gr si find out oss 0 ci bte tt orve the wellington way markham phone 29j1s10 or liftmtkj i bonus coupons how much you may save on cai insurance call kenneth a shepherd til line box it markham telephone 29 1 i 162 open tlmrs fri nights until 9 pm sitt firm mutaal auterootw insurance company horr amww lok toronto canadian head onv mrs walter carson dies in oshawa bbookl1x a highly respected lady of the mount zion and brooklin area mrs walter carson passed away on saturday september 30 1967 in the oshawa general hospital she had been in poor health for the past few months mrs carson was born in claremont the daughter of the late mr and mrs wm norton she was for merly a member of mount zion united church hav ing resided in that com munity until 1963 when she and mr carson moved to brooklin she then joined the brooklin united church and was also a member of the rebekah lodge she is survived by her husband five sons lome of orillia allan and grant of rr2 claremont ray of toronto and john of osh awa also two daughters luella mrs robert shank laronge saskatchewan and ruth mrs james hall- iday of oshawa and 17 grandchildren her broth ers ralph norton clare mont rri and kenneth norton of cooksville and sisters margaret mrs evans benson of clare mont and verna mrs hen ry solfjell of scarboro also survive service was held on tuesday october 3 at the mceachnie funeral home pickering in charge of rev p mundy assisted by rev t h fleetham iti- erment was in claremont union cemetery the pall bearers were gordon ir win robert irwin aubrey carson norval mcavoy burnett jamieson and earl disney mr and mrs lome lagcer are pictured here following their recent marriage in the stouftville united missionary church the bride is the former helen wilson daughter of ilr and mrs roy wilson claremont rr 2 the groom is the son of mr edgar lagecr and the late mrs lagcer of stouftville cadieux studio married in lovely autumn wedding police dance the whitchurch town ship police association will sponsor a halloween dance at cedar beach gar dens musselnans lake friday oct 27 froiji 9 pm to 1 am admission is 300 per couple stouffv1lle bas kets of giant yellow and shasta chrysanthemums decorarted the united mis sionary church for the wedding of helen wilson daughter of mr and mrs roy wilson claremont and lome lagcer son of edgar and the late mrs lagcer of stouftville sept 9 rev arthur walsh con ducted the ceremony given in marriage by her father ihe bride looked lovely in a lloorlength gown of white satin bro cade with empire waist and in a line style with full length shoulder train her headpiece was a bouf fant shoulder length kille veil caught by a crystal beaded crown she wore pearls a gift from ihe groom and carried ameri can beauty roses the matron of honor mrs graham dallas of hampton sister of the bride and bridesmaid miss corry bucking toronto wore autumn gold crepe dresses in a style similar lo the bride their head pieces were crowns of au tumn leaves anci they car ried yellow shasta mums mr ken warriner of milton was the best man and eldon wilson and garth good were ihe ush ers for the reception held al parkside youth centre ihe brides mother wore a- jade green ensemble with black accessories and a corsage of yellow sweet heart roses new give your garments well put your wardrobe in a sparklingbright mood coat impeccably dry cleaned jl and finished aft no ups no extras i topcoats fall coals winter coats raincoats sring em all wmmmmmmmmm nraniiwnij1 trousers or slacks carefully dry cleaned and expertly pressed i whffi coupon ptftnttd vith mcvnirsg fjafrfnji c il oi it hr oi 51 sto mm i i mmmmm mm showerproofed dry cleaned and finished any raincoat when presented with inceminz titment f t4 01- h lhf oft- 31 sto m mmm r m i m i n hint

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