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tne tribune stouffviue ont thursday ju 30 i3 tf ontario ifilfallwheat western ontario farmers have been moving heavy crops of ontario fall wheat to the market and into storage the harvest in york and ontario counties will be on in a few days we are buyers of ontario fall wheat and barley paying top market prices in the field or delivered to our warehouse phone 64508 or 45wl for top service stiver bros i aacp lifelong tobf hopper was resident if markham tp after being in poor health lor some time robert hopper licissed away on thursday july fcsrd he haci been removed to fhe stouffville nursing jlome 1nly a short time before his lieath robert hopper was in lis s2hd year and had been a ifeldrig resident a markham township horn on the th concession ie was a son of henry hopper lnd sarah win in on while ijuite young roiurt hopper inoved iwith the family to the lth concession north of victor- la square where they farmed lor more than forty years he lias lived quietly in victoria lquare ifor the last thirty- three ears along with a sister han- tah hopper who predeceased him two years ago deceased a member of the victoria quare united church and hough living a retired life took a keen interest in the community where he lived for so long the funeral on saturday was conducted from the home by rev a c huston the pall bearers were louis nichols ralph boynton stanley boyn- ton herman mortsoii garnet frantey and harvey collard interment was made at victor ia square cemetery gormley mr and mrs walter hender son and mr and mrs melvin henderson spent tuesday at queenston heights air and mrs richard wil cox and family are spending their months vacation with their parents in novj scotia oo dancing every saturday edar beach musselmans lake joo hydro knocked out hydro for a number of resi dents was knocked out as well as eastend and church street lights sunday night during the terrific rain and electrical storm which swept across this part of ontario the partial blackout was caused toy the breaking off of a heavy pole at the corner of church st south the pole carried two large transformers feeding numerous lines in the vicinity trees saved the telf rennie home from being seriously damaged by the falling pole rural ser vice men from the markham dept worked throughout the night to replace the pole and service was back to normal toy morning the streets ran curb- high with water during the storm and much grain was flattened in the area by the high wind which accompanied the downpour to wed miss helen doreen snow ball daughter of mr and mrs robert g snowball of stouffville will ecome the bride of robert harry hassard son of mrs rita hassard in stouffville un ited church on august 1 wedding smith smith on saturday july 25th un onville united church decor- ted with standards of pink snd white gladioli was the set- liig when jocelyn ruth smith lighter of mrand mrs f p mowry markham became the bride of gordon george smith on of mr and mrs ca smith of unionville rec ws butt officiated given in marriage by her father the bride chose a white eyelet organdy gown fashioned with ibertha collar and crinoline skirt her finger tip veil of tulle illusion was held toy a matching cap and she carried daisies with pink mums nancy smith maid of honour for her sister was gowned in mauve eyelet org andy marion dzwin was sim ilarly gowned in green both wore matching flower wreath headdresses and carried bask ets of flowers samuel stadel- toauer was ibest man while ray ormston and douglas meharg ushered at the guild of all arts the brides mother receiv ed in navy lace over pink taf feta with navy accessories as sisted by the grooms mother in champagne lace with brown accessories our local and personal happenings steve thmbpsor has recent ly spent a weeks holiday in the owen sound district one of church streets original homes mrs kenneth coulson dau ghter mrs michael davy and her daughter susan ill of tor- onto were visitors one day ast week with miss margery mertens and hcr father mrs l w beverley of new market returned home last thursday after visiting for a week with mrs s goudle mrs i goudie accompanied her and spent a few days in newmark et mrs bg richardson of ro- ioke virginia returned home ihis week after visiting here for two weeks with mrs geo lee sunday visitors with mrs lee were mr and mrs rolph madil and family of weston of mrs bert clarksdn wife our post office caretaker was the lucky winner last week of a line new television set as a lucky prize in one of the big city chain grocery stores harolds grill reopened on saturday following a shut down for the installation of considerable new equipment which gives this popular eat ing spot finer accommodation for customers brick laying has commenced at the new high school build ing and the laying of sanitary pipes below ground level all structural work below ground will toe finished shortly and the big sprawling new build ing will commence to take shape clearance sale of summer merchandise 20 40 per cent reductions limited quantities in all lines sale starts thursday july 30 1953 the three sisters summer vacation bible school rethren in christ church heise hill gormley august 3 to 9 inclusive 930 to 1130 am daily ui school age children are invited transportation will be provided topic study sailing with christ pecial invitation is extended to parents on closing night sunday august 9th at 700 pm for information phone stouffville 83wl fridaj night marked the closing of a successful daily vacation bible school held in the united missionary church for the past ten days the church auditorium was crowd ed as many parents and visit ing folk listened with interest to a summary of the work covered and the singing by the children their handwork was on display on tables in the sun- y school rooms and made a fine showing rev f huson was chairman for the evenin and spoke fitting words of ap preciation to all who assisted the average attendance was 191 with a high of 205 the local provincial police officers report that quite a number of lost and missing ar ticles have been turned in at the local police office in the municipal building stouffville and owners are asked to go there and reclaim their prop erty rev and mrs frank muir were most appreciative of the letters and cards of sympathy which they received during the recent passing of mrs muirs mother in calgary friends will be interested to learn that the muir family expect to toe in japan toy september 1st they were unable to visit many of their friends ibefore leaving due to an advancement in their sailing date this is the residence of mr and mrs cliff pipher and one of the earliest homes on church street the place was originally occupied by samuel burk- holder grandfather of frank burkholder of markham and wellknown undertaker of that day mr burkholder later relin quished his residence there and erected the pres ent smith apartment house further up the street the house was sold to dr rowan who spent some years there and disposed of to another in the profes sion dr f dales who re modelled the house consid erably the dr dales fam ily was followed by mr and mrs pipher who came there to live from their farm home now tiie win timbers place on the townline west mrs robt young church st is visiting in cobden for several weeks hard to believe half of the midsummer holidays have gone by for ifiue footwear at summer clearance prices go to leh mans shoe store stouffville you can save up to 20 mrs w st john travelled to toronto last week to attend the wedding and reception of her nephews son garfield ferrier the wedding was held in donlands united church rev and mrs john knight and family baptist missionar ies to jamaica returned home on furlough recently stouff ville and first markham bap tist churches each gave them a welcome home and pantry shower mr knight is the son of mr and mrs sw knight who at present farm on the second concession uxbridge township and formerly lived on the ninth of markham mrs knight is a sister of bert and hector batt of stouffville the missionaries who are members of the first markham baptist church are residing in oshawa william meyers and his daughter from switzerland are in this country mr meyers toe ing here on business and the couple visited in stouffville on saturday spending some time with cousins jacob meyers mrs win mcnair and mrs mary sellers mr meyers who is a native of switzerland is travelling to ottawa alberta and points in the usa but will toe back in stouftville on august 15th for the meyers re union which is being held in memorial park and is expect ed to draw more than a hun dred members of the clan and meir families members of stouffvilles public utilities commission have been checking hydro poles and the local water system for the past couple of weeks a number of the large main st poles have just about lived out their usefulness and must toe replaced only recently hydro maintenance man g brown climbed a pole when the timb er broke off at the base he was able to regain the ground without mishap as the over head wires held the pole up right two new ipoles have al ready been replaced one op posite the wilmot stover res idence in the westend and the other across from the presby terian church there may be some dissruption of power lat er on when other poles are changed a check on the wat er services is being made to ascertain if there are any line leakages which need attention the sale was recorded this week in stouffville of the hugh anderson house on blake st near the cnr mr cecil story of claremont rr was the purchaser holy matrimony wholly unlucky the brides mother was not the only one who cried at a wedding in the sunderland dis trict on saturday as the bridal party entered the church the torides aunt who was to play the wedding march was strick en by a heart attack at the or gan console an ambulance arrived to take her to the hospital after a short delay the ceremony con tinued leaving the church the party posed on the steps for photo graphs one of the women guests slipped backwards and broke her leg the ambulance out returned to pick her up the tad luck ran itself to three strikes the party went to the recep tion hall to find that a stray dog had walked in and licked off the icing on the wedding cake engagements j mr and mils john shreeve of coniston ontario wish to announce the engagement of their daughter alice anne to paul wesley bolender son of mr and mrs clare bolender rr 4 stouffville the wedding will take place august 26th in the bethesda church mrs harold murphy lynne and nancy and mrs ted cad- ieux michael and trudy are holidaying this week at a cot tage in the orillia district spofford co stouffville have completed the laying of nearly 500 yards of fine carpet in the undertaking parlours of skinner middlebrook ltd which is located at port credit the local store is noted for their extensive floor covering stock and many sales are made to quite distant points we were pleased this week to receive a letter from mrs r s baker of sebring florida she is the former margaret spofford sister of the late fred i extremity stouffville womens insti tute are chartering a bus for august 12th to queenston heights niagara falls and fort erie three stops any one interested in going along will be welcome take a picnic lunch all money for the trop to be in by august 10th for information phone mrs bur- gin 350j earn more in 19s3 spofford and last member of this former stouffville family mrs baker states that on oc casion she has received a copy of the tribune through the closson and bartholomew fam ilies and reads every word even down to the pigs for sale we are more than pleas ed to receive these letters from time o time from former residents so wellremembered by our elder readers work has been completed by les ogden contractor on a short but important new piece of sidewalk at the westend ex tending the present northside main st concrete to the 9th con and placing a small bridge across the ditch at the western with the legion former farmer e collard died suddenly saturday death came suddenly to eli jah collard in his 83rd year well known for many years as a prosperous farmer in whit church and king twps mr collard had since his retire ment resided in aurora with his daughter mrs len smith mr smith andtheir family he was predeceased six years ago by his wife annie sander son and is survived by three daughters mrs len smith olive mrs g oulton stella and mrs e goodwin hazel nd five grandchildren funeral service was held in thompsons funeral home and interment in mctaggart ceme tery tottenham great conductor conien to stouffville mr cyril redford who has received great distinction in the field of choral rrusic first for his organizing and con ducting of the kodak choral society then as director of cookes presbyterian church choir in toronto and during the past few years has organ ized and now is the conductor of the famed ambassador choir cyril redford directs his singers as robertson used to direct glasgows orpheus choir he will be accompanied by mrs redford at the piano during the arena meetings mrs redford touches the pi ano keys with graceful author ity she plays as pachmann used to play both of these great musicians will play the leading role during the evan gelistic meetings in the stouff ville arena commencing aug ust 9th to 23rd inclusive watch for announcements next week in the tribune hall in operation many peo ple have occasion to use this walk each year some stretch es of the lloyd ave walk laid only a ifew years ago are now being replaced stouffville public and stouff ville high school boards con vened in joint session last week to discuss the disposal of certain equipment which is in the present school and used by the high school principal ly shop work machines while the final decision has not been reached it is expected that many of the finer machines will be moved to the new high school building and ar 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