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towns oldest resident passes in 99th year thuruby mvtfa 15 1962 the stouffvue tribune hgt j mrs emma kirby montreal st passed away in brierbush hospital stouffville on friday march 9 1962 in her 99th year having been in the hospital the last two weeks she was born in pickering township on the 4th concession the daughter o the late hannah demond and jacob lapp mrs kirby attended public school at cherrywood a dis tance of more than three miles from her home in 1895 she married george kirby who pass ed away in 1935 after leaving their farm in pickering mr and mrs kiiby took up resi dence in vaughan twp where they operated a gristmill prior to moving to stouffville they resided in newmarket for a number of years mrs kirby has lived here since 1920 akrough a member of the christian church she had not been able to attend for many years the funeial service was held on monday march 12 in the l e oneill funeral cha pel in charge of mr clarence bass pallbeaiers were clifford betz arnold wright lome mc- gill fred alsop beit clarkson and charles lintner interment was in the stouffville cemeterv vault local and personal happenings spring fashions a spring fashion show promoted by the village shop main st stouffville and eliza beth arden cosmetics will be held in christ church angli can sunset blvd on friday evening march 23rd at eight oclock one of the partici pants mrs donald hargrave markimn r it 2 models the latest in spring wear a two- piece white arnel suit and white terylene raincoat this is one of the many spring dis plays at the village shop and will be featured at next weeks fashion promenade admis sion tickets are now on sale cadieux studio coming soon our spring price list for seed grain clover seeds 1 fertilizers and a host of other items for the farm garden bros tjnionville slouftville aurora uxbridge obituaries cobkr jjsie may cober wife of the late jacob cober xormerly el sie may conner passed away on friday march 9 1962 in her 72nd year she is survived by a daughter alma mrs jackson and a son howard grandchild ren marilyn mrs d r good- lad don gweneth susan franklin paul and anita and 2 greatgrandchildren also a bro ther charles conner funeral service was held in the chapel of the murray newbigging fu neral home mt pleasant road toronto on monday at 11 am with further service in heise hill brethren in christ church gormley ont at 3 pm inter ment in heise hill cemetery hill mr morgan stanley hill of claremont rr 3 died suddenly at his home on sunday march 11th in his 65th year he was a son of the late william and emmeline of claremont and is survived by his wife the for mer jessie wideman son grant and grandson gary two bro thers george and clayton and sisters maiy mcnally of cal gary alberta and ada dickin son of goodwood also survive mr hill had spent his lifetime in the district as a farmer and was identified with the clare mont baptist church in 1925 he married jessie wideman after resting at the oneill funeral home in stouffville the service was held in the clare mont baptist church on wed nesday march 14 1962 at 2 pm with rev carnegie in charge the pallbearers were neighbours of the deceased alex robertson william coates everett hammond al jakeman tony dransfield and jack mor gan interment was in clare mont cemetery mr and mrs roy law and children katherine and timo thy of toronto were weekend visitors with her parents mr and mrs o madill mr and mrs g wagg mr and mrs ken petty and mark had dinner with mr and mrs eric wallace cheryl and elaine of weston on sunday miss beuy smith of cone 10 s has taken a position at the canadian imoerial bank of commerce miss lynn kerr has also recently been added to the staff two southbound cais ran into a fallen tree on the don mills road in maikham township on monday afternoon causing about 21500 damage one auto was driven by robt syme lot 18 cone 6 whitchurch township the other was owned by a new market man mr and mrs chas feasby mr and mrs harvey feasby and mr and mrs david crosier at tended the golden wedding an niversary of mr and mrs ford lapp which was held in their home at ashworth scott twp on saturday afternoon and eve ning mrs lapp and mrs chas feasby are sisters the regular meeting of the womens institute will be held on wednesday march 21st at 215 pm at the home of mis fred yeaman 92 rose ave roll call a way in which you econ omized this past year program convener miss bertha winn come and enjoy an afternoon with the ladies salt on its tail a rather unusual advertise ment appears in the classified column of this weeks tribune mrs w m harvey of goodwood r r 1 is anxious to obtain a baby porcupine to raise and train as a family pet anyone fortunate enough to catch one of these quilled creatures should contact mrs harvey at stouff 1992j1 dr and mrs dennis oconnor returned home last week after a vacation trip to florida by air w y r kelvinator super delux electric automatic oven tinier minute timer roast ready thermostatically controlled rotary infinite surface element switches speed heat surface klcmenl oven light and switch timed appliance outlet automatic rotisserie and switch oven window fullwidth storage drawer large cast aluminum griddle plus the 10 additional features you find on every kclvinator electric range girl guides ceremony on wednesday february 28 our 1st company of stouffville girl guides held their 1st en rollment ceremony this was a very important occasion and they are now officially girl guides mrs l lye dist com enrolled the following girls and presented them with their pa trol emblems bonnie heath- erington linda davis jessie smith leslie connell bonnie oneill chris jack linda sar- geant patsy hall debbie gar rett beth garrett peggy den nis linda couse and karen baxter mrs lye was assisted by mrs john assinck capt of guide co miss gina teensma her lieut brownie leaders mrs anne couse and mrs joyce timbers and mrs forfar and mrs lang of ballantrae the ballantrae co of guides were guests at the enrollment it was encouraging to see a large group of parents attend this ceremony later in the eve ning refreshments were served in charge of mrs h baxter as sisted by mrs d lehman and mrs a gresham cl hardware main st stouffville phone 96w presentations were made at the regular meeting of the stouffville lions club on mon day night to lions andy wil liams and bill ford as key members in bringing new mem bers into the club lion bill has a record of having brought 12 new members in these presen tations were made by past pres ident lion ted edwards lion president neil patrick also made presentations of certificates to present members for long serv- ice lions douglas davis and charles nolan were recognized for twenty years service and lions bruce winterstein lloyd turner and harold thurston for fifteen years the guest speaker at mondays meeting was dr blair mitchell who spoke on the subject of heart attacks this special talk was in conjunction with the observance of national health week the tribune has one portable typewriter in stock for rent mr and mrs percy tarr of lloyd ave are enjoying holi days in clearwater florida rev and mrs douglas davis were visitors on sunday with their son don and mrs davis and larry of weston st patricks dance in masonic hall friday march 16th with art celsies orchestra spon sored by the oddfellows and re- bekah lodges double club a very successful dance spon sored by the married couples club of christ anglican church was held in the church hall on saturday evening march 10th twentyfive couples weie pres ent at the initial gathering of this organization it will be known as the doubles club this nameplate was suggested by mr david mounce and was selected in a contest held for this purpose mr and mrs fred ciossen weie the first couple to arrive at the dance and were presented with a prize hosts for the occasion weie charles and sylvia jones group next dance event will be held on sat urday evening april 14th the hosts will be bob and gina win- fields gioup membership is open to both members and non- members of the anglican church further information may be obtained from the act ing chairman mr glenn hunt er w m s meeting the march meeting of the stouffville united missionaiy wms was held on thursday evening at the home of mrs clarence pipher baker avenue the meeting was opened by the president mrs beit stoufter a letter was read from mr and mrs ronald byers requesting special prayer for india wheie they find the language study quite difficult prayer time was led by mrs carl wideman and mrs iia rusnell miss louie hoover gave the scripture read ing followed by a duet turn your eyes upon jesus sung by mrs stewart wideman and mrs bert stouffer in keeping with the study of islam mrs ed herbert gave a very stirring message in the form of a book review the book turtle dove is a true story taking place in the mountains of algeria it is rather crudely written but gives an enlighten- ing description of just how the moslem women live and are treated meeting closed with prayer by mrs honsberger the next meeting on april 8th will be a special sunday evening service in the church with rev a recs as guest speaker fire prevention posters grade sevei and eight child ren in nearly 10000 ontario schools are being asked to sub mit posters in the second an nual national forest fire pre vention poster competition it is sponsored by the canadian forestry association ontario entries are to be sub mitted to the ontario forestry association 229 college street toronto 2b not later than april 2nd posters are to be between 9 xl2 and 22x28 in size on a fire prevention theme and should be original prizes in the ontario division are 25 s15 and 10 for 1st 2nd and 3rd each winner also receives a conservation book winning entries will be sub mitted to the national gallery ottawa for judging by the cfa grand prize for the top cana dian entry is a free trip to ot tawa during forest conserva tion week may 1219 1962 and a suitable trophy to be awarded at a ceremony in the nations capital stouffville lions club festival concert thursday march 22 730 pm in the high school auditorium featuring the festival winners also presentation of trophies and awards march 20 is the deadline for those wishing rose bushes from the horticultural society at re duced prices mrs betty wjlkins rupett an- was admitted to scarboro general hospital for observa tion on friday when she was taken ill last week theo xeilson familiarly known as sunshine is at pies- ent in ward 4304 st lukes hospital st denis st mont real quebec owing to an acci dent while in montreal close to 300 fans viewed the community hockey league playoff doubleheader in the stouffville arena friday night maikham took a 2game lead over greenwood and can wrap up their series this week ring- wood squaied their round with stouffville at one game apiece stouffville and ringwood will play at 8 pm this friday with markham and gieenwood meet ing at 930 pm due to the high cost of oper ating an ambulance service mr j w dixon of markham has in dicated his desire to temove his vehicle from the road in speak ing on behalf of the physicians in maikham village dr robt seaver stressed the need of an ambulance in the area he atten ded a recent meeting of mark ham village council dr seaver suggested that perhaps some agreement could be woiked out between the municipalities of markham village stouffville and markham township there were nearly 100 present at the horticultual meeting in the masonic kail last wednes day evening when john f claik of toronto was the guest speaker his commentary on and pictuies shown from italy to holland and england weie very informative he had been in charge of a tour through these countries last year music was provided by the horticultural quartette compris ing mrs m storey mrs ed nigh mr eugene baker and mr wes wideman makkham v m church every sunday school scholar will be part of the missionary safari to be held in the mark ham and dicksons hill church es april 22 to 29 countries have been assigned to the classes the children will search for ma terials to prepaie their individ ual displays the pastor prepar ed an idea folder to help the classes in the preparation of the displays if you would like to obtain a copy of this they are available by writing to missions box 643 markham the safari will include travel pictures missionary movie pic tures displays a cantata enti tled so send i you special group singing and missionary representatives from brazil af rica india and south america on sunday evening the pastor preached on the subject why do some people leave one church and join another the ladies ensemble under the direction of mrs mildred thomson rendered two numbers in song assistant pastor mr thos dow preach ed in the evening evangelistic service at the dicksons hill church on the subject lord teach us to pray sunday march 25th is chris tian education day students of emmanuel bible college will lake charge of the entire morn ing worship service plan now to attend thp nineteenth general con ference of the united mission ary church convening in the dakota avenue u m church detroit concluded on monday evening march 5th with a spirit of optimism engendered by a week of encouraging reports and the setting of challenging goals for the new triennium inasmuch as the denomination is not large some of the reports gave occasion for very real sat isfaction s889313l was ie- ceived for missions over the last three years the total givings for 1961 are recorded at 2051- 1231 and the percapita giv ing was 19200 subscriptions to the gospel banner the rhurch paper have reached a new high of 5700 a new church hymnal is be ing edited in cooperation with the brethren in christ church this promises to be an excellent collection of hymns and scrip ture readings from the stand point of spiritual tone practical usefulness and musical scholar ship young people with an eye to christian service were offered some encouragement in the es tablishing of a system of schol arships for deserving students in ilie church colleges a cate chism for religious instruction prepared by dr s i emery wa adopted for use in the church the general officers were re elected for another triennium rev kenneth e gcigcr gener al superintendent rev w m oiitz vice gen supt rev ira l wood secretary and mr anccl whittle treasurer mr and mrs norm baker rose ave are holidaying in bermuda the beaverton express own ed by gordon e smith of oril- lia has been sold to the ux bridge printing co who also operate the sutton repoiter mr ed boadway of toronto and in his younger days a resi dent here is spending a few weeks with his sister mrs el- don smith of lincolnville mr and mrs john timbeis of cookstown weie visitors on thursday with mr and mrs win timbers both couples were celebrating wedding- anni- vei sai ies mr and mrs jerry maekay and mr and mrs paul aubin and family of toronto weie vis itors on sunday with mr and mrs ivan goudie market st mr bert johnston carol anne and douglas were visiting his sister mrs archie campbell and father mr robt johnston on sunday carol anne is at pres ent with the rcaf in port age la prairie travis sugden stouffville r r 4 and john crowe of union- ville will appear in magistrates court richmond hill on march 20th they have been charged with ci eating a disturbance in a markham restaurant three weeks ago correction we wish to correct a typo graphical error which appealed in an article in last week s trib une concerning the salaries of local high school teachers the maximum not minimum salary was raised fiom 7500 to 7800 rev p g lehman of aylmer and a former united missionary church pastor at markham and dicksons hill was taken sud denly ill while attending general conference at detroit he is piesently in st thomas hos pital and is making satisfactory recovery one of the spring features in stouffville is the spring bou tique which will be held at christ church anglican sun set boulevard on friday march 23rd at 800 pm this is a com bined fashion show sponsored by mis paul of the village shop and an elizabeth arden consultant at the conclusion cafe au lait and french pas tries will be served tickets are on sale at the village shop main st v the powder puff main st e and by members of the evening guild the vill age shop and elizabeth arden are each donating a beautiful door prize the draw for these two door prizes will take place that evening march 23 1962 do come and enjoy spring bou tique newlyweds mr and mrs how ard burton nee doris connor were the recipients of many beautiful gifts recently a pres entation of table lamps was made by the 2nd maikham bap tist church and a community shower was held at the home of mr and mrs allen b wideman of almira mrs burton was also honoured with a kitchen shower by mrs joy bos of victoria square mrs jean harper al- tona mrs will simpson of bal lantrae and mrs garfield jones of stouffville were hostesses to miscellaneous showers mr and mrs ed neville hav returned after enjoying a houv day in the barbados mrs christie armstrong spent a week in toronto with her ne phew mr and mrs murray nendick mrs gord wagg gayle and wendy called on mrs rex ren- ton and lynda one afternoon last week have you bought a ticket et on the 50 doll to be given away on minor hockey playoff night april 5th at the stouffville arena any lion member will be glad to sell you one teen town as scheduled for last saturday has been post poned until march 24th at that time teen town is planning on having a group for entertain ment the lecords of chums top 50 will also be played teen town needs your sup port so be sure to attend tha next dance satuiday march 24 marilynn haylow word was received by i da tives in stouffville of the sud den death of dr w a holden of seattle washington who passed away on march s 1962 he was a son of the late mr and mrs truman holden a half brother of arthur of mark ham elva mrs j ridout zella mrs m gillion lu- ella mrs gordon lemon and gordon of stouffville and del- bert deceased friends will be pleased to learn that mr don moyer son of haivey moyer formerly of stouffville has recently receiv ed a teaching promotion at tha john mary thompson colleg iate in scarboro mr moyer ha been raised to a vice principal- ship he has been teaching for twentytwo years 15 of thesa at malvern collegiate the har vey moyer original home was at dicksons hill miss chelsea fellows who will be representing the eliza beth arden cosmetics on fri day march 23 at the spring boutique in the anglican hall will be at houstons drug stora on saturday march 24 all day she will give consultations on skin problems and advice on shades and colours of makeup for all occasions miss fellows has travelled widely having spoken to women all over can ada she is a living advertise ment of these products edgcvale school of dance thirteen students of th school entered the royal acaa- emy of dancing and ballet in education examinations last week and a 100 was obtained four students were commended and two obtained pass plus marks this represents excep tional progiess as the school and students are only in their second year and it is most grati fying for molly mumford as principal the results were as follows grade 2 commended cathy hall elizabeth walton grade 1 commended jac queline mumford danny sandu ford pass this andrea thom pson karen bacon pass jackie ramsdin d e b o r a li fouldes mary lou baker pri mary commended meredith lapp pass pauline fouldes anne mumford hendy wilkes the examiner was joy bury of the board of examiners in eng land dont miss hearing this important subject why i left jehovahs witnesses given by william j schnell ohio mr schnrll xpeiit 30 years with the wnlch tower movement service to be held at tht united church stouffville on sunday march 18th at 730 pm doors open 7 pm sonjj service at 715 the above service it being xponsorerf bjr the sloultvlil churches questions answered