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the tribune thubsday nov 22 113 r 8 i stouffville scene whats going on married 60 years mr and mrs henry steckley of don mills formerly of gormley celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary sunday nov 18 a number of relatives called to offer congratulations including her sister ada mrs lloyd moyer of stouffviue a bridesmaid of sixty years ago mr and mrs steckley have two daughters myrtle and ruth both at home parade grant town council has approved a grant of 800 for the kinsmens santa claus parade dec 8 this is an increase of s2o0 over last year newcomers club the markham- unionville newcomers club will meet monday nov 26 at 8 pm in the markham centennial library bill crothers a member of people or planes will speak on the proposed pickering airport attend wedding mr and mrs lome crowder and mr and mrs keith crowder have returned home after spending a week with mr and mrs gordon crowder albert street south they attended the wedding of donald crowder and cherlyn hood in richmond hill baptist church satur day receives bsc degree darlene lehman has received her bachelor of science degree in honors kinesiology from the university of waterloo darlene is the daughter of mr and mrs norman lehman of campbellford and formerly of stouffviue and granddaughter of frances hummel stouffviue and the late jacob hummel she is presently enrolled at mcarthur college faculty of education kingston plowmans banquet some tickets are still available for the plowmans banquet in the victoria square community hall thursday nov 29 top awards in competition at north york east york king vaughari will be presented later in the evening persons wishing to attend should contact fred timbers stouffviue or lloyd doner at gormley from london den kidd formerly of stouffviue and now living in london ont was a visitor in town saturday in hospital mr dave crosier is a patient in york county hospital at newmarket bermuda holiday mrs stewart vague of ringwood enjoyed a weeks vacation in bermuda theatre cancelled due to the music day concert in latcham hall saturday afternoon and evening the childrens theatre will not go on the show for saturday dec 1 is blackboards ghost parents are urged to have their children attend on time 2 pm the film concludes at 430 the ensemble thirty young people from the eastern pentecostal bible college at peterboro will take part in the morning service at ll am at the stouffviue pentecostal church 460 main street east the director and speaker for the group is rev gordon bjorgan director of music and christian service for the college shower hostess joan mehaffey was the hostess at a money tree shower for bride-to- be miss arlene fockler following her marriage arlene and her husband will make their home in new zealand just ipublishet along the ideroaq bydean hughes following ihe success of his first book and so they bought a farm which enjoyed a wide sale in both canada and england dean hughes has now followed up with along the sideroad it carries on the story of his first book a few months after the sale of most of briarwood farm in along the sideroad readers will find the same good neighbours and the same kind of human interest happenings as in the former book the farm buildings are still there the orchard the creek the pond and walter the hired man is still there with all his pithy comments on life in general and devotion to charles and millie brewster the main departure grows out of the fact that charles now writes a weekly column on rural life for a big city newspaper to gather material he rours the ontario sideroads and digs up some astonishing stories and happenings that will make the reader laugh gasp scratch his head and do a lot of chuckling the perfect christmas gift along the sideroad is for sale at the tribune stouffviue the home art shoppe unlonvllle mcmullens shoppe main street markham mark 7 gift store markham plaia j b variety and gift uxbridge and all good book stores across canada 795 nelson foster scott ltd wiowdate on or before dec 25 1973 this coupon is good for on the purchase oftcopy of along the side road from trii0ni office i0mliii mm main st st beta sigma phi the eta lambda chapter of beta sigma phi held their october meeting at the home of mrs dianne darling the president mrs marilyn garlick welcomed new member mrs mary smith and mrs norma emery the theme of the program was jewellry given by mrs jean whale mrs joyce caudle and mrs beulah king mr and mrs morgan from morgans jewellers in the stouffviue plaza atten ded mr morgan showed the method of piecing together and casting of handmade jewellry the nov 6 meeting was held at the home of mrs lenore cronin with the topic dress is an art mrs jackie gorrell mrs daisy tayler and mrs joyce caudle presented descriptions and examples of dress from the period of the early greeks romans and saxons through to the present day weekend visitors mr and mrs jack beaton r r 1 kincardine visited on the weekend with their son and daughterinlaw mr and mrs graham beaton r r 4 stouffviue anglican bazaar the annual christ mas bazaar will be held in the lower auditorium of christ anglican church sunset blvd this saturday from 130 to 430 pm a highlight of the event wiu be a special childrens room where portraits will be sketched by leda lewis new position marshall miller former staff employee with the town of whit- churchstouffville has accepted a position of building inspector in the town of vaughan with office quarters at maple late louis schell service was held from the marshall funeral home richmond hill saturday for louis schell following his passing at green acres newmarket nov 15 born in whitchurch twpm the son of levi and anna schell he spent most of his adult life in toronto surviving are three sisters cora mrs henry steckley don mills ada mrs lloyd moyer stouffviue and alice mrs loron miller markham one daughter mrs margaret taylor resides in don mills and a son donald in marysville interment was at heise hill cemetery friends saddened infant dies stouffville friends of art and linda grove stouffviue were saddened last week when news was received of the passing of their six week old son aaron jeffrey the child born oct 4 died nov 14 in sick childrens hospital toronto following surgery he had been ul only three days mr and mrs grove have one daughter robyn age 2i vears ftime tochange j my fair i fsebastianl we all have an imaalnary picture of l ourselves a more or less fixed idea of how we should look and what a others should see thats why many of us are so opposed to any change in our ap pearnace be it of makeup dress or hairstyle this natural resistance often works against us havent you ever wondered to yourself why does she wear her hair that way doesnt she know her makeup is wrong or hasnt she been told she shouldnt wear slacks 1 1 i i a stouffviue girlpretty bride mr and mrs dan didier sign the register following their marriage in st patricks church markham the bride is the former lee turner daughter of mr and mrs grant turner main st stouffviue the groom is the son of mr and mrs henry didier hawkridge ave markham the happy couple are residing at 14 dublin street markham markham photo centre puppet contest winners santas day saturday dec 8 is santa claus parade day in stouffviue the chairman is jack pollard 6404182 the event is again sponsored by the stouffviue kinsmen stouffville students from orchard park public school took a major share of first and second prizes in the whitchurch- stouffviue public library puppet- making contest held in conjunction with young canadas book week steven alberti won top honors in the grade4- 6 marionette category while deidre mitchell took first in the grades 7- 9 group with her marionette the puppet awards went to tracy jordon of st marks school grade 46 caroline carr grades 79 and tannis johnnston grade 1013 both of stouffviue high school orchard park took two second place awards cathy barrett grades 4- 5 and julie simonds grade 79 the other second place award went to ruth jeffries of summitview in the grade 46 marionettes four honorable mention awards went to orchard park students jennifer aschwanden mitchell burke ian clarke and sandra mosel summitview four honorable mention awards went to orchard park students jennifer aschwanden mitchell burke ian clarke and sandra mosel summitview honorable mentions went to lori anne barry heather brown and colette hudson leona jordan of st marks also earned honorable mention t am reminded of the woman who after considerable prodding by her husband and friends finally agreed to have her hair cut i remember her uneasiness as we clipped away her long straggly locks at first she could hardly recongnize herself but little by little she began to notice how truly lovely she had become and others noticed it as well give it a try i had another patron who was convinced that her medium brown hair was meant for her and she was meant for medium brown hair at long last she became a blond and looked like she was born that way then there was the woman who kept her hair platinum or so long that she forgot what color she actually was when she let her hair grow out to give it a rest she discovered the beauty of her natural color a glorious auburn caught in a rut sometimes a woman adopts a certain mode of dress hair or makeup which at the time seems quite ap i propriate then it becomes a habit and it remains a habit long after the fashion has changed or the woman has outgrown it i another change we often fail to recognize is in beauty technology once upon a time permanents meant regular settings if you didnt set your hair you didnt get a permanent and if your hair was too straight you just learned to live with it but all that has changed now the new perms are for everybody and you dont need i to set them j i i often encounter women with certain set conclusion i dont believe in straightening i could never wear my hair in bangs blow drying just isnt for me sometimes these conclusions are well thought out and very sensible but often enough they are the result of routine and beauty is a matter of discovery not habit from under the dryer she says shes smarter than he is he earns more money than she can spend but she found hiin for further beauty advice contact sebastians coiffure i 115 main st n markham i i i lsiiiiifrha school bells bring time oh your hands- get a parttime job with a want ad give your husband a new woman for christmas join a class licensed by weight watchers international today you can be a new you by december the exciting budget saving alternates are here for information call or write main centre 46 bioor st west toronto ontario 4169611 240 out of town cad collect markham craco church 1 9 parkway ave mon 730 pan newmarket st pauls anglican church 439 darcy wad 730 pan wbjgkrwatchers the woridf most advanced weight control program i buy tribune office supplies wacleans furniture- mo 3461 hwy 48 3 miles north of ringwood 5 open 9 am 9 pm daily sat till 6 pm w 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