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the tribune stouffviue ont thursday july 1 1948 4s war on pests to protect community health newspapers in every community in the country are fea turing stories on disease and dirt carried by such common pests as flies mosquitoes spiders ants rats and so on make stiver bros store your information bureau on how- to use pest control products and what to use they carry a complete line of pest control equipment such as dusters and sprayers they carry three complete lines of insecticides fungicides weed killers and sundry products stiver bros local and personal happenings mrs baxter of toronto spent a weeks holiday with mr and mrs lownsbrough mrs walter liiley is spending a few weeks with her daughter mrs i elmer reaman stevensville out we understand that mr cliff sal mon has purchased another proper ty in markham village right on man street a couple of blocks abov xo 7 highway and known as the michael premises horticultural picnic in memorial park stouffviue on wednesday july 21 this is your invitation to come stouffville public school report grade i to grade ii booth betty anne crane carol elson joan epworth michael elliott jack farrant lorraine fenwick sandra hisey joan heise dianne hopkins alan hoover carol jagger carol jack bonnie lintner kathleen martin peter mcconnochie david olszev- ski joe pennanen glenn stouffer irma stouffer david smith ken neth tarr gordon wagg eleanor vennraymond mcdonaldeleanor smith rhoda tec dunn james rec grade ii to grade iii barry patricia brown erma brubacker laura mae caldwell betty farrant carole fraser carole ann hallman gloria har- stouffviue floral roses wedding bouquets funeral designs cut flowers milt smith prop man shirley harper fern hut- son lois insley carole jackson kathleen jagger burton keeping david lintner donald murray cecelia nicely joan pennanen ruth rae elizabeth rennie gaye sanders billie skinner carole st johh gary swain billy venn georgina white billy wideman stephen bailey carol rec harper donald rec lintner margaret rec smith sandy rec grade iii to grade iv byer muriel daniels billy elson roger epworth noreen holden murray mcconnochie james lewis karen rec smith bruce grade iv to grade v bailey geraldine baker david betz sheila bone marilyn carter brian chadwick joan curtis margaret hammersley bobby hare barbara harper evelyn hisey murray jackson donald mcmullen shirley olszevski wanda rae colin robinson phyllis sanders eddie stover marian stover robert swain joe vanclief gerald white patsy wilkes barry grade v to grade vi arnold carl arundell alfred atkinson isobel barkey george barry nancy brown dorothy brown marilyn byer joyce cadieux carole hallman donald hammersley david haynes caro lyn haynes donald johnson bruce johnson margaret lageer lome lewis jack lewis lorna lintner arnold lintner joan mackay jack madill ross mile hilda murray barbara olszevski irene oneill joy quellette ralph pennanen mary rennie jimmie skinner patsy stewart murray warriner kennth wright ralph grimley gordon rec wilson ronald rec new residence for dr freel building operations will com mence this week on what will ultimately be a new home for dr freel and his family the spacious brick residence that is almost a landmark in town will scarcely be recognized when the plans of the architects messrs molesworth secord savage are carried out at present the new office for the doctor will be completed consist ing of a brick building one story to the west of the present office at the extreme west side of the property in size the office will be 22x21 work on the residence proper will be delayed until next year but will consist of practically a new house of modern design when wrecking operations start next spring the family will move out since the whole interior will be torn down the walls lowered and the structure completely changed in design w j buckles is the con tractor install new master william l clark was installed as new master of markham lodge af and am when f s pollard pre sided at installation ceremonies on thursday evening members of toronto and district lodges were guests memorial services at peaches peaches annual decoration and memorial service will be held sun day july 11 at 3 pm rev e a currey will have charge of the ser vice special music by the altona trio 112 milkmilk production january and february milk pro duction in canada declined 3 per cent in 1948 as compared with the first two months of 1947 i grade vi to grade vii barry billy bodendistel joanne hon bone roberta hon brown betty hon- brubacker garth hon cadieux dorothy elson darcy elson enid good garth harmon donald harper doris hon hill joyce hood gloria hon hood marilyn keeping laurence kennedy betty lewis carole hon lewis shirley lintner ann hon mcgrogan ronald mcmullen billie mile eddie hon miller patsy hon robinson bennie schell marie hon skinner barbara hon smith june hon stouffer allen stover catherine hon wagg grant whitegeorge wood joy hon hoover geral dine rec hotchkiss carol rec madill laura rec madill wray rec white david rec names are in alphabetical order parade of fine fairhaven sardines 3 tins 25 fancy tomato juice 20 oz tin 2 for 25 royal york peanut butter 16 oz jar 35 orange marmalade 24 oz jar 33 clarks pork and beans 20 oz 2 for 29 hillcrest sweet pickles 16 oz jar 23 orange lemon and grapefruit marmalade 24 oz jar 33 grapefruit juice 48 oz tin 25 kleenex 2 pkgs 35 fly spray to clear at 10c a tin parawax 16 oz pkg 14 rubber rings 1 pkg 07 zink rings dozen 33 certo bottle 25 certo crystals 2 pkgs 23 california valencia oranges 344s 2 doz 45 grapefruit 1 12 6 for 29 shredded wheat 2 pkgs for 25 new potatoes 10 lbs for 49 carload groceteria i the stouffviue athletic club carnival will be held on wednes day august is so paste the date in your hat and plan to have your friends in town at that time a member of the lions club who loaned a new eversharp pencil to someone on the evening of the street carnival would be more thjn pleased to have the pencil back leave it at the tribune otuce june bride misses kay williamson ana carol weldon of stouffviue have taken positions at lakeview hoiire jack sons point for the summer the girls left last week for the lakeside miss bettyjean freel has com pleted her second year in the honor modern history course and is now swimming counsellor at camp gay venture in haliburton the salvation army social ser vice truck will be in stoulfville on friday and saturday of this week to pick up your salvage this is their semiannual collection help them if you can a number of stouffviue cubs and boy scouts along with leader paul sherk attended a scout jamboree in toronto last week and took in the maple leafsyracuse ball game at maple leaf stadium as part of the program the piano sold at the stapleton estate sale on church stieet last saturday afternoon will find a new home over in the village of brad ford it brought 1s0 under the auction hammer of sellers atkin- on mr and mrs f c rowbotham had a delightful two weeks vacation oing by motor to visit at shawini- gan falls quebec with mr and mrs bruce rowbotham brian and laurel they were accompanied by mrs dewitt and joyce and brian returned to holiday with his grandparents here and at cedar grove june weddings starr schlick in faraway pakistan on june 17 1948 dorothy ruth schlick and francis starr were united in the bonds of matrimony by dr james c mansy- at the hour of 6 pm the bride is the daughter of prof and mrs w j schlick of seventh street ames iowa the groom is a son of elmer and elvna m starr of whitchurch township east of newmarket the bride is a graduate of simp son college indianola iowa and yale university school of nursing she and the groom are part of a team doing relief and rehabilitation work in pakistan afghanistan and kashmir under the sponsorship of the english friends service unit the present address of mr and mrs starr is 38 jail road lahore pakistan but no matter how far the well wishes of their many friends here in canada and the us will reach them at their distant field wood moore melville united church was decorated with pink and white peonies which made a very pretty setting for the marriage of grace adeline elder daughter of the late mr and mrs e o moore of uxbridge to mr william ray wood elder son of mr and mrs arthur wood of stouffviue rev roscoe chapin officiated the wed ding music was played by miss shirley eckel of toronto and miss helen campbell cousin of the bride sang through the years and god be with them the bride given in marriage by her uncle mr william d rise- brough wore a gown of white slipper satin on princess lines with fitted bodice and beaded sweatheart neckline her long embroider veil was held by a coronet of orange blossoms and she carried a cascade of red roses her only decoration was triple strand of pearls the gift of the groom her sister maid of honor and her cousin miss marion risebrough bridesmaid were gowned alike in petal pink sheer over taffetta with matching gloves and headdress of flowers and houlder length veil they carried a colonial bouquet of white carna tions the little flower girls were nne and donna moore nieces of the bride gowned in powder blue swiss dotted organdie and carried nosegays of roses and sweetpeas the best man was mr earl wood brother of the groom the ushers were mr ernie risebrough and mr allan macklin both of agincourt a reception was held at the home of the brides uncle with mrs david pegg aunt of the bride receiving wearing a street length dress of powder blue crepe and a lovely corsage of pink roses she was assisted by the grooms mother who chose queens blue and wore a corsage of pink roses later the happy couple left on a wedding trip to new york and other points the bride chose for travelling a light blue gabardine suit with white accessories and corsage of red roses on their return they wit reside near stouffviue guests came from burford newburgh agincourt toronto milliken new toronto rodney cobourg and uxbridge the stores in town will close as usual this wednesday at noon and enjoy a long holiday until friday morning since thursday is dominion day and a public holiday for all canada mr ami mrs allen napper of winnipeg paid a flying visit with mr and mrs l lownsbrough on their way from quebec mrs nap per is a granddaughter of mr and mrs lownsbrough mr and mrs delbert cooper have given up residence in stouff viue and moved last week to new market where mr cooper is on the staff of the newly opened dominion bank branch there the coopers have been occupying an apartment in the home of mrs thos williamson while mr cooper has been on the bank staff in tor onto the anticipated strawberry festi val to have been held on monday evening under auspices of the local anglican church was postponed ow ing to the rain this affair will now take place next monday evening july 5 on the spacious lawn at the stouffviue floral co everybody is invited to attend enjoy a social hour and help a worthy cause my cats what a trick one of the meanest tricks we can think of was put over last saturday evening when a couple of half- starved looking cats were dropped by somebody on the main street thats a mean way to dispose of innocent animals that are not wanted far better to drown them jat home than to cast them out to suffer and be abused in a strange place this is not the first time cats have been dropped in the town by outsiders who havent enough decency to dispose of their animals in the proper way when they do not want them sunday evenings heavy rain was worth a million to the garden crops and berries strawberries now gett ing past their best for most varie ties were revived somewhat and a promising crop of raspberries for which sundays rain should pro vide ample moisture barring any heat wave and extreme sun rasp berries will be a big crop pasture lands are flourishing and things look promising for good crops now they are assured the necessary moisture however if the wet con tinued into the middle of the week fears are expressed that we are getting too much rain certainly haying operations are seriously hampered just a bit of news just by way of keeping track of former stouffviue lads well remem bered in town we learned the other day that george watson son of mrs watson on obrien avenue and fred haney todd are both driving those huge cement mixers in toronto you will recall seeing these big machines passing along city streets with their load of cement in the making as they pro ceed to their destination to make delivery windy laidlaw another stouffviue boy holds down a good position in the office of the city streetcleaning department it would be interesting to have a record of all the old stouffviue boys living in toronto indicating their type of employment miss katherine ruth gohn daughter of mr and mrs w c gohn was married on june 26 to william t dedlow son of mr j h dedlow and the late mrs dedlow in browns corner united church mr and mrs jas austin of stouffviue were in willovdale on saturday attending the wedding of mrs austins brother bruce peer at the recent examinations at the toronto royal conservatory of music all the pupils of miss myrtle l watson who tried their examin ation were successful june smith church st grade vi piano honors rondell klinck victoria square grade vi piano pass joy wood main st piano honors there was an interestint baptis mal service conducted in the stouff viue united church on sunday afternoon by rev douglas davis the following children were pre sented for baptism astrid palma osterdahl daughter of mr and mrs frank w osterdahl donald mcfarland smith son of dr and mrs neil smith jocelyn june barbara ann and janet elizabeth button daughters of dr and mrs john button lloyd allan brown son of mr and mrs lloyd brown and gordon elford fairies son of mr eldon fairies r- we want fair play i j the town of oakville are cam paigning for a doortodoor mail delivery at the expense of the general public surely the people in oakville are able to go to the post office just as they have to in stouffviue markham richmond hill and scores of other places across canada in fact the places mentioned not only havt people pick up their mail at the post office but they rent a box and pay from one to five dollars a year what is fair and just about a situation where the residents of one town carry their own mail and pay for the privilege by renting a box while the people in oakviiie sit at home and have their mail carried to them we do not mention this by way of advocating mail delivery in stouffviue but merely to protest against other towns being granted a privilege at the expense of all the people if places the size of oakville get doortodoor delivery they should be made to pay for it mayfair restaurant monday thru friday 8 am 11 pm saturday 8 am 12 pm stouffville christian church invites you to attend a musical evening tuesday july 8th at 8 pm on the lawn of t h paisley quartettes guest artists instrumentals dave penny atcm with his hammond solo vox organ offering will be taken public address system