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the tb1buxe thursday sept 5 1968 page dedicate new choir gowns boy and bike bow to bus for school transportation nine year old mark petty son of mr and mrs ken petty victoria square would dearly love to ride his new raleigh motorbike to school and show it to all his friends but with the bus going right by his door hell have to leave his twowheeler at home mark won the bike in a lucky draw sponsored by fred lewis and son of altona feed and supplies staff photo new pastor at second markham baptist church stouffville on sunday sept 1 the con gregation of second markham baptist church welcomed their new pas tor rev denis gibson rev and mrs gibson have taken up residence in the parsonage with their four children denise 13 mi chael 10 shaun 7 and patricia 3 born in northern ire land rev gibson received his public and secondary school education there later graduating from trinity college in 1952 after coming to canada he served on a summer mission field for the pres byterian church while at tending the university of saskatchewan he recsiv- 1 ed his ba degree in 1955 in 1954 rev gibson married his irish sweet heart iris mccombe he and his new bride return ed to his native homeland where he enrolled in the ology in the presbyterian couege belfast and the ftl 9t jjjfiy t rev denis slbson faculty of divinity queens university dur ing this time he served as assistant minister in large city churches in belfast on completion of the di ploma course he was licenced to preach by the belfast presbytery may 1958 he attained his bachelor of divinity de gree at queens univer sity july 1958 application was made for service in canada with the commonwealth mis sion board of the presby terian church in ireland mr gibson was ordained november 1958 by the belfast presbytery in the church where he attended as a boy he was then ap pointed by the presby terian church in canada to mission service in st stephen new brjinswick a call toamherstburg fol- this fall fertilize i b iy and the coop bulk spreading way earn more balanced fertilization of hay and pasture fields in late summer and fall insures winter hardiness and early rapid and uniform growth next year these advantages add up to yield increases of at least threequarters of a ton of forage per acre general recommendations are for 02010 on clay soils and 02020 on lighter land at 300 lbs per acre each year if application is not made each year larger aounts are recommended maximize profits set yield goals and shoot for them fertilizers rcpresenl the most effective means of increasing yields and protiis save more use coop bulk spreading service and reduce your labour and machinery costs coop bulk spreading saves you time and effort and actually costs very little your fertilizer is spread at approximately bag prices with coop modern equip ment you are assured of fast service and uniform distri bution of the fertilizer tractor drawn spreader see your coop and arrange for the most practical most economical spreading method for your farm bulk fertilizer spreading is another coop service to the ontario farmer coop stouffville coop l47 edward st stouffville phone 6401550 1 b 1mb mm ibmbh lowed in 1961 and then to orangeville in 1964 rev gibson served as the con venor of the committee of evangelism and social ac tion in the chatham and brampton presbyteries the second markham baptist congregation wel come rev and mrs gib son to the community and hope their stay will prove a pleasant experience- cub camp the 1st lemonville cub pack held a weekend camp on the wagon wheel ranch site at woodland trail camp mrs roy ashbridge and mrs beryl bonnar led the boys in swimming crafts and test games chris reesor jeff mathers and mark chamberlain as sisted as service scouts meals were served from a chuck wagon by mr and mrs bruce burton mrs jim nauta conducted the cubs own service in the chapellnthepines o n sunday morning akela in vested chris burton as a cub and presented the boys and helpers with camp crests bv jean leaf buttonville sun day sept 8 will mark two important events at browns corners united church the congregation will welcome rev christo pher dugan back from his vacation and the new choir gowns a gift of mrs d e hood and her daughters mrs jack stephenson taco saskatchewan mrs donald reesor choir lead er and miss isabel hood will be dedicated the dedication will be to the memory of the late d e pat hood a choir mem ber for over 40 years until his death in may mr hood was respected for his wit and wisdom by all who knew him the york central hospi tal auxiliary buttonville branch also begins activi ties this week after a sum mer recess members will meet at the home of mrs reg- allen on don mills road at the cachet country club friday morning at 10 oclock the buttonville wi will hold its first meeting of the season sept 18 at the home of mrs russell burr mrs walter craig is the speaker the s o- patterson and cliff moss families are preparing for pat and ray- married at sandford sandford sandford united church with gladi olus and mums was a pret ty setting for the marriage of kathryn elaine daugh ter of mr and mrs ross tyndale claremont rr 1 to john harvey meek son of mr and mrs har vey meek sandford the wedding took place july 27 at 3 oclock with rev eric warren officiating mrs walter carruthers played the wedding music and mrs ross creighton of uxbridge was soloist sing ing bless this couple before the ceremony and the wedding prayer during the signing of the register the bride was given in marriage by her father she was attended by miss mary jane hamilton of ux bridge mr murray meek only brother of the groom was best man the ushers were jerry tyndale broth er of the bride and wm meek jr of weston cousin of the groom the reception for 75 guests was held at eve lyns hotel uxbridge the young couple left on a honeymoon trip into northern ontario and are now residing in uxbridge monds wedding at ban- field united missionary church willowdale sep tember 28 the patterson gibson families held their annual reunion at the stanley patterson home with 50 members present susan and scott kelly of newmarket spent a few days with their grand parents dr and mrs george kelly buttonville guests at the home f mrs fred leaf following the benson flumerfelt wedding at central united church uaionville on saturday august 24 were misses blanche flumerfelt and mary trimmer mr and mrs leslie hird miss marian hird and ronald miller friends were sou to to learn of mrs milton shermans serious acci dent- mrs sherman was washing a newly installed window when it gave way and she fell to the ground she is in centennary hos pital with multiple injuries including a broken should er bone nine broken ribs and a broken right wrist couple honored by ruth hutchlngs green river newlyweds mr and mrs paul draper were honored at a miscellaneous shower the ladies aid met at the home of mrs r hu- ber with mrs tom hassall in charge of the program mrsr bachman under went surgery recently in scarboro general hospi tal and is progressing favorably the property in the es tate of the late alf hoover nas been sold to mr lloyd robinson toronto mrs a dafoe and daughter gail toronto visited with mrs jack nighswander mr and mrs b draper visited with friends near peterboro recently miss k gostick is sppnding a weeks vaca tion at keswick mrs e wilson has re turned from a pleasant holiday with her friend mrs l milne at her cot- 300 a month 2 fob life from age 65 here is a plan to provide your family if you should die or for your retirement years if you survive you make regular payments to the sun life of canada then at age 65 you start receiving 300 a month for life or if you pre fer s4ts37 in cash both of these amounts can be increased by leaving your dividends on deposit should you not sur- t vlve to age 65 a mlninum of hepzudaues 30000 will be paw immed- unlt manager atelv 950 vs completing the enquiry j below you can obtain telephone 9346674 details suitable to your personal situation plans can be arranged to provide various amounts maturing at age 60 or 65 name address occupation date of birth sun life assurance company op canada tage on lake simcoe family was their daughter recent visitors witli mr mrs gow and familv of and mrs e segriff and guelph lst0uff fi1i bring join to the jjv have mss karnlval famuy t vulullwll putt sat sept 7 i games or chance midway dancing u th roast beef onabum steak onabun wmm plate commencing 00 pm jjasy from 630 p m- 100 pm 230 to v o proceeds r child with all the school supplies you need including binders pens pencils note books etc etc etc from the tribune office supplies main west stouffville 6402100