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cgit graduating class a graduation of nine girls members of the stouffville c g i t were honoured at the annual mother daugh ter banquet held in the united church on thursday evening they each were presented with diplomas and a corsage the graduates are pictured married at markham i i mr and mrs paul hisey joan harwood daughter of are pictured here following mr and mrs fred harwood their recent marriage in sec- stouffville rr 4 the groom ond markham baptist church js the son of rev and mrs the bride is the former mary bruce hisey markham mbwpl m markham phone 357 t phone 357 last three days titors fri sat may 31 june 1 2 wioiasfrohairb sidisneps iii w6 m mm technicolor twmhlmmmfm 3 complete shows each night at 715 910 pm one matinee saturday 2 pm doors open l45 mon tues wed june 456 laurence harvey capucine jane fonda barbara stanwyck w walk on the wild side rr ma arsmri added color cartoon 2 shows at 7 pun 9 pun lover come back starts june 28 here left to right mrs stouffer janice osterdahl beatrice jennings leader- bonnie baker jean winter- bettyann slack mardele wil- stein barbara button and lis carolann cossey joanne lynda nolan cgll annua banquet on thursday evening the cgit of stouffville united church held their annual mo ther and daughter banquet with sixtysix girls their mothers guests and leaders in attend ance a toast was proposed by janet button rev cruikshank mrs jim thomas rupert ave was hostess to a miscel laneous shower on wednesday evening for miss glenys mc- kean a bridetobe of june 23rd about thirty friends and neigh- responded mardele willis and bmrs nt for the mrs willis rendered a very beautiful violin duet a toast caslon to the mothers was proposed by barbara sanders mrs sanders responded lynda nolan fav oured the guests with a solo and carol ann cossey presented a recitation a cheque on behalf of the united church women was received by rev cruik shank the following girls had per fect attendance for the year bonnie baker janis osterdahl marie betz june emmerson gail nelson janet button bar bara howard nadine lennox bev roberts donna lee as- trid osterdahl nelda booth betty lamoreaux jackie mum- ford and catherine bacon a presentation was made by bar bara button to mrs peggy top ping who resigned as superin tendent earlier this year the highlight of the evening came when nine girls graduated in a ceremony conducted by rev cruikshank bonnie baker bar bara button carol ann cossey lynda nolan janis osterdahl bettyann slack joanne stouffer mardele willis and jean wint- erstein received graduation dip lomas and corsages the lead ers for the past year were as follows mrs bev ferguson miss dianne nelson mrs les clarke mrs lome boadway mrs john button mrs bruce rodgers mrs harold murphy mrs lloyd jennings paul boadway once school principal here mr paul boadway of stouff ville passed away suddenly on sunday may 27 1962 near clif ford ont mr and mrs boad way accompanied their daugh ter pauline mrs don ratcliff for a weekend visit with their daughter dorothy mrs h hall- man in hanover when return ing sunday evening paul was stricken with a coronary and passed away suddenly he was born in newark new jersey in 1898 a son of the late jacob and ada boadway in 1918 he married eflle cunningham who survives him along with their 4 children pauline mrs don ratcliff rev harold boad way of breslau dorothy mrs harris hallman of hanover and rev theodore boadway of berlin wisconsin and 13 grand children also a brother ed of scarboro sisters edna mrs el- don smith lincolnville olive mrs arthur lehman blen heim and a brother wes of beaverton mr boadway had been a resi dent of stouffville for the past 60 years having been a school teacher manager of the domin ion store and a salesman he was a member of the united missionary church and the ser vice was in charge of his pas tor rev arthur walsh this was held in the local baptist church on wednesday may 30 at 2 pm pallbearers were three grandsons paul and bud rat cliff and ted boadway loyd wideman bert stouffer and howard ratcliff interment was in stouffville cemetery rev j williams preaches his farewell sermons farewell services were con ducted in stouffville baptist church on sunday by pastor j williams prior to leaving may 31st to begin his new pastorate at emmanuel baptist at barrie both morning and evening serv ices were well attended and be spoke the high esteem in which he was held by both church and community mr and mrs williams came to the local baptist church from mission work in africa just a little over four years ago from the first the ministry demon strated the blebing of the lord congregations increased con siderably and many were added to the church not only did the work go ahead spiritually but also materially as pastor and mrs williams leave for their new work on a larger field with greater oppor tunity we know that what is loss for us is gain for the new workt in his farewell addresses on sunday mr williams challeng ed the congregation to stand to gether and go forward in the local work which has grown so greatly during his pastorate mr williams specifically men tioned the doubling of sunday school attendance and growing congregation on wednesday evening mem bers of the congregation gather ed at the church to honour the couple and present them with several tangible tokens of es teem including a set of luggage and a purse ikmfar jfay 31 1962 the stouffvoie tkbune pies i local ancl personal happenings dr duncan smith of kent- ville nova scotia visited his parents mr and mrs ail smith and brother denton and family on sunday on his way to a convention in connecticut engagement mr and mrs james mckean of stouffville wish to announce the engagement of their daugh ter glenys anne to barry stuart emmerson son of mrs eric gardner of holt and the late alden emmerson the marriage to take place june 23 1962 in st james presbyterian church stouffville farmed at bethesda for thirty yean mr bertram walter tawn passed away at his home 115 main st e on friday may 25 1962 after an illness of nearly four years he was born in uti- ca in 1898 son of the late john william tawn and mary ann allin former residents on al bert st stouffville in 1928 he married alice wright who sur vives him they farmed at be thesda for over 30 years and about 19 months ago retired to their present home he was identified with bethesda united church besides his wife he is survived by a son glen at home and 3 daughters lois mrs r frisby victoria square doris mrs w walls of bethesda and audrey at home a brother harvey of newmarket and two sisters mrs dave crosier and mrs arthur march both of stouffville also survive the funeral service on mon day may 28th was held in the l e oneill funeral chapel in charge of rev george davison pallbearers were james gib son wm empringham maurice pike wesley brillinger russell hunt and xlbert scott inter ment was in heise hill ceme tery don mills rd stores keeping uptovate to a great extent most of the stouffville business places which are announcing early summer and anniversary sales in this issue have all modern ized their premises to some de gree in the last few years stouffville main st presents a bustling business section of wellstocked stores with modern fronts fine interior lighting and in a number of cases aircon ditioning keeping up with the times has been the aim of main street and shoppers have shown apprecia tion by patronizing these stores in ever increasing numbers over the years miss coakwell was in 87th year miss edith maud coakwell of locust hill died at brierbush hospital stouffville on satur day in her 87th year she was a daughter of the late mr and mrs wm coakwell who farm ed at lot 15 con 10 markham township and lived all her life in the district for many years with her sister at locust hill one of the recollections of her early years was seeing the train track being laid through locust hill about 1883 her teacher at ss no 21 took the pupils to see the historic event she had been ill for several months in scarboro hospital and was recently taken to brier- bush she is survived by her sisters alberta mrs herbert jarvis of locust hill ella mrs wil liam joyce toronto and a brother arthur of markham township the funeral was held on mon- dv with service conducted by re frank j little of locust hill united church pallbearers were messrs f j armstrong l bath w gould g reesor k reesor and h b rutherford interment was in locust hill cemetery rev kenneth barton bth of iron bridge ontario has accepted a call to the pastoral charges of churchill and viv ian rev barton was a stu dent minister at iron bridge and following his graduation from toronto baptist sem inary in 1953 he became the pastor of the bethel baptist church mrs barton pictured here with her husband and daughter is also a graduate of the baptist seminary in duction service will be held in the vivian church on wednes day june 6th at 8 pm mr and mrs d j ocalla- ghan former residents of rich mond hill have moved into the ivan mclaughlin home on har old ave larrys snack bar hamburgs hot dogs chips pop corn and cold drinks ice cream cone with this ad free car customers only hwy 48 14 mile n of ringwood mrs lucy topham mill st was a weekend visitor with her daughter emily mrs k stotts of buttonville mrs dick mlddleton shelly and fraser of brockvilte spent a few days with mr and mrs gerry brillinger and boys mrs mlddleton was the former carol weldon and a onetime resident here mr and mrs bruce morton of toronto spent a few days with mrs dawson burnett of church st and other friends the mortons were former stou ffville residents drivein church services will commence at markham shop ping centre on sunday evening june 17th rev alfred and mrs rees ana family pastor of the united missionary churches at mark ham and dicksons hill expect to leave on august 15 for their work in india the afternoon teas to meet mr c a cathers the prog conservative candidate on may 24th were well attended they were held at the homes of mrs wm parsons ninth line miss gertrude todd and miss effle harding special services were held on the united church pastoral charge of goodwoodsiloam and fifth line under the leadership of rev douglas davis super vising pastor and mr francis cook student minister con cluding a series of studies on church membership twenty- eight were received into full church membership eleven by certificate there were twelve adult baptisms and six infant baptisms the small rural chur ches are still setting a good ex ample of the value of a warm and closer fellowship for chris tian education wedding baylis tiffin st pauls united church oril- lia was decorated with stand ards of gladioli and snapdrag ons with fern when the rev allan mccuaig united audrey lorraine tiffin of orillia and lester frank baylis of rr 3 uxbridge in marriage the bride is the daughter of mrs robert monahan of orillia and the late harvey tiffin and the groom is the son of mr and mrs harold baylis of r r 3 uxbhdge gowned in fulllength peau de soie over net and taffeta the bride was given in marriage by her uncle fred tiffin the bo dice of the gown was styled with a scooped neckline and lily point sleeves her fulllength skirt fell to a chapel train ac cented by two bustles at the hips holding an elbowlength veil of tulle illusion with a silk thread accenting the bottom her headdress was a crystal crown the bride carried a crescent bouquet of pink delight roses with stephanotis and variegated ivy the matron of honor mrs al len carson rr 2 claremont the brides sister and the brides maids miss ruth bard of tor onto and miss lynda crawford of whitby were all dressed identically their streetlength white peau de soie dresses fea tured round necklines three- quarter length sleeves full skirts and a plain panel at the front with encircling continu ous pleats each girl wore tiny pearl earrings and a single strand of pearls a gift from the bride and carried colonial bou quets nt deep pink carnations and white poms their head dresses were bandeaus of white peau de soie bows soloist allan clarke of green wood sang the lords prayer accompanied by the brides aunt mrs earl bard of orillia the brides other two attend ants were lorraine carson of r r 2 claremont the brides niece as flower girl and the brides cousin tom tiflln of orillia as ring bearer the flow er girl was dressed the same as the bridesmaids with her dress featuring tiny puff sleeves and a wide organza sash she car ried a basket of pink carnations and shasta mums jim baylis of rr 3 uxbridge brother ot the groom was best man and keith gibson of rr 2 blackvater and allen carson of rr 2 claremont were the ushers receiving guests in the church banquet sail the brides mother wore a pale blue sheath dress of silcana fabric with black and white accessories and a corsage of white carnations and pink roses the grooms mother in a brown sheath organza over taffeta with beige straw hat and a corsage of lester hibbard roses assisted her leaving for a honeymoon to points west the bride donned a beige suit with pink and brown accessories and corsage of pink carnations on their return the couple will make their home in greenback outoftown friends and rel atives attended rrom london st thomas oshawa whitby toronto grcenbank greenwood and claremont mrs ollie madill east of town is presently in uxbridge cottage hospital mrs clarence baker of wood- ville visited with mrs hugh boyd mill st on monday mr and mrs reg boham and family of baker ave have mov ed to the frank burkholder apartment on main st w in the first few days of the stouffville swimming pool oper ation a total of fifty family registrations were received mike epworth son of mr and mrs jack epworth formerly of stouffville and now residing at willowdale was a visitor in town on sunday june is wedding month the tribune would be pleased to re ceive accounts of the special oc casion to be published at no charge york county mental health association will hold their an nual canvass in stouffville on friday and saturday june 1 and 2 mrs hattie culp r r 1 beamsville passed away at st catharines general hospital on saturday may 26 in her 85th year she was the mother of norma mrs keith middlemiss rev arthur walsh was the guest speaker on sunday at the japanese broadview avenue church in toronto mrs walsh accompanied by miss bertha stouffer as organist was the guest soloist master bud herbert of bloom- ington played the guitar and sang two numbers at richmond hill theatre along with jack mclean and his orchestra last thursday evening may 24th he is a son of mr and mrs robert herbert mrs robert johnson charles street was a recent visitor la moncton nb while there sh attended the wedding of her granddaughter alex brown miss ethel goudie a former resident here is now making her home at the fairview men- nonite home concession road preston mrs john madill miu street spent several days in toronto as guest of mr and mrs harry myles on tuesday mrs madill celebrated her 94th birthday mr c a tiny cathers mp york north and seeking reelection on june isth attend ed the fireworks display in th stouffville memorial park on thursday night fifteen motorcyclists wer given a rather cool reception by ontario provincial police at musselmans lake on sunday afternoon the group all mem bers of one club left the local resort centre without incident mr and mrs alfred smith moved to their new home on victoria st formerly occupied by mr and mrs harry schell the smiths have been living with their son denton and fam ily charles st since leaving their farm home the tribune would be pleas ed to publish all public school promotion results at the con- elusion of the june term the students names should be eith er printed or typewritten to lessen the chance of error there is no charge for this ser vice mr and mrs gord wagg and girls had dinner with her par ents mr and mrs fred hamil ton at brougham mr and mrs norm banks mr and mrs don duncan mr and mrs bruce page and karen eleanor mcginn mr and mrs john hamilton and brian mr and mrs ron hamilton donna lee and dale also attended the din ner party rev robert crooks ma pas tor of st andrews presbyter ian churcn in parry sound will be guest speaker at the stouff ville and district christian mens fellowship on monday june 4 at 8 oclock the meet ing will be held in the local bap tist church and the music will be supplied by mr bill mccall soloist and trombonist from to ronto a family gathering was held at the home of mr arid mrs marshall connor 30 lloyd ave over the weekend visitors in cluded mr and mrs edgar con nor detroit michigan mrs j hodgson oshawa mr and mrs norman connor and jean of box grove mr and mrs w plaskitt and family and mr and mrs ron connor and boys of stouffville dr helen abell is spending a few days in stouffville with her family after completing an assignment for the food and agricultural organization of the united nations helen was in the northern region of ni geria conducting a survey of the part played by rural wom en in both farm and home life the area jn which the study was conducted is peopled predomin antly- by moslems with soma pagan tribes and a few chris tians the chief crops raised for sale in the area are cotton pea nuts sugar cane and some to bacco the food crops grown by the farmers are guinea corn sorghum and millet gallons of available a day with a natural gas water heater 2 convenient ways to own for only bent n75 a mc a month for only buy 73 a week for complete information call 16b yonfje st richmond hill ont phone zenith 82500