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ik4 the tkiblxi thursday dv 12 196s stouffville scene 1 whats going on service was conducted saturday from the morley 8 bedford funeral home egunton ave toronto for j4ri hugh mccoll the fanner jean melba ben- lett who passed away dec i4 la sunnybrook hospital irsurviving besides mem- bitt of her immediate family is a sister mrs george miller church rstreet stouffviue inter- jrjieot was in claremont ctmetery x reclamation j bvb timbers rr 3 rmount timbers and no to residents of fstouffville has been ac claimed the reeve of scott fswnship elected mem- vjbes include deupty- norman lyons and cbflncillors james wilson jinnies cain and morley ross jhobored at eighty a mrs john williamson jharkham and mrs charles nolan entertained friends jwflrelatives at the home wmrs nolan stouffviue friday evening to honor vlirs garnet l williamson church st markham on he occasion of her 80th birthday mrs williamson jhas been a resident of for nearly fifty tjrears the guest of honor jwho enjoys comparatively fgood health has been a tireless worker in the ijunifed church for many iyears the party enjoyed cupper and mrs william son received a number of igifts and congratulatory beards there is one daugh ter mrs nolan and a son jiohn williamson in mark ham two grandchildren varo john nolan and lynda ijlmrs hans rau england jmr g l williamson pas- ed away several years ago the couple had pre viously marked their fif- ivtieth wedding anniversary the guests were frank tsobb a brother and mrs robb mrs john robb mr gordon dimma mr and i mrs archie little miss izabeth williamson miss vphyilis todds mrs stew art bell mrs a v nolan mr and mrs john william- j sonj mr and mrs c h i nolan and john mrs gladys clark funeral services were conducted dec 5 at the dahforth chapel of mc- dougall and brown for mrs gladys clark wife of john f clark mr and mrs clark are wellknown in stouffviue particularly through their connection with the horticultural so ciety here threeyear program the stouffviue park board has established a 3- year program to improve facilities in the three play ground areas of town the budget for 1969 will be presented for approval in january omb hearing an omb hearing to re- cjye arguments for and against a councilapproved ammendments to the re stricted area bylaw will be held at the municipal chambers dec 30 at 10 ajn the only opposition known to council concerns the proposed expansion of the giles firm to include a lot- on fairview avenue 5four objections have been received j you can send a christ- mas gift subscription to sftthe tribune heres a gift that is only 4 and lasts all year a card will accom- t pany your gift improve lighting a committee of council will inspect the parking lot at the stouffviue unit ed church with respect to improving the lighting fa cilities there the decision follows a letter from the property chairman board of stewards stan schmidt requesting councils con sideration of this project the lot is signed as a pub lic parking area the com mittee is headed by coun cillor jim mckellar grants stouffviue council has approved grants of 25 each to the john howard society and the muscular dystrophy association a grant of 200 will go to the stouffviue minor hockey association k crowded mr j h waite chair man of the stouffviue pub lic library will meet with council to discuss accom modation problems at the present location member ship is up 20 over 1967 our sympathy is ex tended to relatives of mrs gladys keetch who passed away on nov 30 at st josephs hospital members of the family include a daughter mrs tom childs of ballantrae grandchildren mrs ira brown of stouffviue and mrs ted todd of good wood and greatgrandson ricky brown a birthday and grey cup party was held sat urday for mr jim rehill manitoba street among the many guests were his brother and sisterinlaw mr and mrs bob rehill of kitchener and his sis ter mrs betty kinnear of midland mr and mrs walter gray of markham were dinner guests on sunday with their daughter mr and mrs al hudson and family baker ave miss elizabeth stover of kitchener spent a five day holiday with her parents mr and mrs harry stover mr jesse a gall a one time employee at the stouffviue machine shop operated by isaac barkey was a visitor in town mon day now retired after 30 years with general motors he resides in birmingham michigan he has been back to stouffviue only once since 1912 he called on many of his old friends including ross davis and oliver harding the tribune has christ mas song sheets available for school and church con certs call in at the office and pick up a package fr stouffviue lions club has the annual stock of freshly cut christmas trees for sale again this year the trees are located on the southwest corner of the stouffviue plaza and an attendant will be pres ent at all times to help you make your selection stouffviue works de partment ran into unex pected difficulty last week when boring under the main st highway to bring a pipe line to the new fac tory being erected on the south side at the west end they ran into a huge boul der in the centre of the road the obstacle will either have to be removed or the entire operation started again in a different location mr and mrs sidney jenkins of the carousel musselmans lake and mrs jane evans recently returned from a trip through the united states and jamaica they were guests of the remuda ranch in naples florida while shopping for christmas remember to purchase a gift for the canadian mental health association campaign containers are located in aikens pharmacy hous tons drugs and widdi- fields drugs george smith had a nasty fall on church st last week and is confined to his home following the severe shaking up von active the richmond hill branch victorian order of nurses had a busy month with 417 calls in novem ber of this number 119 were in richmond hill 64 in markham twp 44 in vaughan 46 in king twp 35 in aurora 35 in new market 13 in east gwil- limbury 10 in whitchurch 14 in georgina twp and 37 throughout the remain der of the county twenty- three were new patients stores open with only eleven more shopping days until christ mas stores in stouffviue will be open from monday through friday to 9 pm and on saturday until 6 stores will close dec 24 christmas eve at 6 pm praised councillor jim mckellar the commanding officer of newmarket and district air cadets has been com mended by members of council on attaining a pro ficiency award in strong competition you are to be commended on your training and leadership with these young men said reeve ken laushway at a meeting dec 5 snowbound public school board chairman t e topping was to serve as the moder ator in a panel discussion at a meeting of the stouff viue home and school as sociation dec 4 mr top ping phoned earlier in the afternoon to say that he was snowbound in mont real his position was tak en by orchard park princi pal w k sutherland ft home and school executive mrs mae richards has been reelected president of the stouffviue home and school association for another year the office of vicepresident has not been filled other members of the executive include sec retary mrs joyce connor treasurer mrs ann er- men corresponding secre tary mrs joyce wright members mrs doris lang mrs ann mcmurray mrs peggy lynde and mr john mcewan miss barbara fox brampton a former tea cher at orchard park school was a sunday visi tor at the home of mr and mrs edward armstrong main street west mr and mrs walter at kinson of park drive north visited with mr and mrs david phillips sun derland sunday the annual altona christmas concert will be held at the community centre dec 19 at 8 pm mrs george barkey mr and mrs leslie lye married nov 9 in goodwood united church cadieux studio honeymoon trip to florida l goodwood good wood united church was decorated with bronze and yellow mums for the wedding nov ember 9 1968 of ber- nice marie hood daugh ter of mr and mrs aylmer hood rr 3 stouffviue and leslie gait lye son of mr and mrs leslie lye sr stouffviue the double- ring ceremony was per formed by rev vincent thormin given in marriage by her father the bride looked lovely in a floor- length aline gown of french silk with long sleeves of lace a train of chantilly lace fell from a round neckline and a shoulderlength veil was held in place by a headpiece of flow ers and seed pearls she carried a cascade of red roses her bridesmaids pau line hood and audrey oleary sisters of the bride and mary symes were dressed alike in gowns of lilac and pink with a velvet bodice and crepe skirts their head pieces were of lilac and pink similar to that of the bride pauline and audrey carried cascades of yellow and white mums marys bouquet contained mums of pink and white the groom and at tendants wore black tuxedos with wine cum- berbunds and bow ties mr francis lye stouff viue was best man jack oleary brotherinlaw of the bride and vita cilia a friend of the groom were ushers mrs helen watson goodwood was the or ganist for the reception at the stouffviue masonic lodge the brides moth er received her guests wearing a french pink dress and coat ensemble of lace over taffeta with pink hat and black ac cessories the grooms mother chose a silver brocade dress black hat with blue trim and black accessories for their honeymoon trip to florida the- bride chose a kelly green dress and coat with navy accessories the happy couple are now residing in scarboro w mrs bill plaskitt penny and terry of manchester were weekend visitors at her parents home mr and mrs marshal connor lloyd avenue other re cent visitors with mr and mrs connor were mr and mrs harold coakwell box grove mr and mrs jo seph hornibrook and mrs alvin walker of sundridge for beauty and sound value telefunken the perfect most appreciated christmas gift for your home premier radio special solid state chassis with 4 wave bands 25 transistors 12 diodes 15 fm circuits 7 am circuits jacks for phono tape recorder outside antenna ground and 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moved to the stouffer homestead immediately north of the high school mrs rarkey loved to sing and was a member of the stouffviue methodist church choir the family also played in the stouff viue brass band mr bar- key passed away in 1959 the barkey farm in whitchurch was her home ever since her marriage 60 years ago it is operat ed by her son howard mrs barkey was very mrs george barkey fond of art and a number of her own pictures were hung about the house she was a member of sec- o n d markham baptist church mrs barkey was a lov ely lady both in person ality and appearance she enjoyed nothing more than sharing conversation with old friends who came to call from the family of nine onlv one brother david of stouff viue survives he is 8 service on friday after noon from the oneill funeral home stouffviue was conducted by rev denis gibson assisted bv dr w s whitcombe with interment dicksons hiu cemetery the pall bearers all ne phews were abe stouff er stewart stouffer char les stouffer gordon bovd belfry hamilton and fred nicely flower bearers were harry stouffer la mbert stouffer and reg stouffer on sunday morning a dump truck operated by garry robinson rr 3 uxbridge rolled over on hwy 48 at ringwood re sulting in minor injuries to the driver and property damage of 2000 the ac cident was investigated by opp constable r s pegg of oak ridges detach ment v v stouffviue firemen were called to the scene of an accident on hwy 47 north of town when a gas truck overturned in the ditch according to police don ald farguson frederick street applied the brakes after a car pulled out in front of him the vehicle skidded out of control and turned over mr ferguson was not injured the truck was damaged to the extent of 500 300 damage damage has been esti mated at 300 to the win dow of steves barbershop in the shopping plaza three holes were made in the glass believed caused by bb pellets fired at fairly close range on saturday evening mr and mrs earl cook rr 4 stouffviue attend ed the 25th wedding anni versary of mr and mrs norman mairs nestleton the stouffviue kinsmen club will be having a christmas party for the members children sunday december 22 at christ church mr and mrs peter stov er stouffviue have re cently moved to ninth line south lovely wedding congratulations to sam uel bakewell and sheryl chestney married satur day in a lovely wedding at king city united church the groom is the son of mr and mrs howard bake- well glad park avenue the reception was held at the honey pot near rich mond hill unwanted hair removed by electrolysis j5 per half hour j7 years experience corrine mulholland 8953008 k5 c for value and quality 40 weihitg torn including simpson dept store to enrt you lawrence avenue e at markham rd scaitarough ik i when youre thinking of gifts for the ones you hold dear youll find santa has deposited quite a few here over 3000 items discounted daily open daily 900 a m to 900 pm including mondays sat til 600 p m houston pharmacy hot coffee try 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