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t 10 thf stouffviue tribune ttovfj aiwl 22 1963 passage through berlin wall was highlight of teachers overseas trip th berlin wall a topic of current historical significance einee its erection in august 1961 was viewed firsthand by a 22 year old claremont district girl one of the more than 100 young people and adults who attended the baptist youth world congress in beirut i-eb- anon miss joyce schneider ashburn rr 1 a teacher on the staff of the beamsvilie public school left by air from malton on july 4th and return ed home five weeks later after visiting such wellknown dist ant points as london vienna jerusalem jordan home and paris a travelogue of her trip will be shown in pictures at the claremont baptist church on monday evening aug 20th armed guards arrangements for passage through the wall at a location known as checkpoint char lie had been made ahead of time but in spite of this it took nearly three hours to gain entry into east berlin all in dividual passports were retain ed by customs officials the group travelled bv car and sub way to a church inside the communist controlled zone and joined with the congregation in a regular service the berlin wall is patrolled by armed east german guards some sections are barricaded by barbed wire and chipped glass and the win dows of houses and apartments bordering on the wall have been boarded up in west ger many memorials have been set up for those who died in attempting to escape across the line including that of peter fechter who was shot by guards and left to bleed to death only a few feet from free dom several in the east ger man congregation could speak broken english and at lean one expressed a keen desire to return the wall was erected in such a short time that many were caught behind the barri cade and their escape was seal ed of west berlin was de scribed as a city comparable to montreal or toronto countries of contrast the oneweek congress was held in the large sports arena in beirut lebanon and was at tended by about 4000 people the group was taken on a cruise across the sea of galilee visited the garden tomb of christ travelled down the riv er nile and even rode on camels among the giant egyption pyr amids many of the countries visited present scenes of con trast new cars and donkeys palatial hotels and slum areas wealthy tourists and beggars like berlin there is a division between israel and jordan is rael is much like toronto while jordan is filthy and poverty- stricken american tourists are every where and souvenir shops are numerous joyce brought home sample keepsakes of almost every country she visited in cluding some water out of the dead sea the temperature there was 120 degrees many of the landmarks mentioned in the bible have been commerci alized due to the tourist trade before embarking on the last leg of her trip to canada joyce spent three days in london and visited many of the historic sites in that city all the high lights of her travels have been captured on film and many can share this adventure in the baptist church on monday eve ning fkws f history in action at brougham museum sept 14 the second annual history in action day will be held at the museum grounds in brougham on september 11th in making the announcement mr robt miller president of the picker ing township historical soci ety reported that last years demonstration was met with such enthusiasm that it was decided to repeat the event this year mr miller explained that the purpose of history in ac tion day is to bring to life the crafts trades and way of life of the early settlers in the area mr don gibson vice president recalled that last year more than 1000 visitors saw demon strations of timber iiewing old steam and gasoline engines weaving spinning and many other pioneer activities chil dren were thrilled by the horse and buggy rides mr miller re ported that many new articles have been obtained since last year and numerous craftsmen skilled in pioneer arts have volunteered to put on demon strations on september 14th committees have been form ed and are busy developing plans for the event committee members were unanimous in their prediction that this years history in action day would even surpass last years demon stration and would be tho roughly enjoyed by old and young ailke tomsnomim go west and hi stayed east and made a fortune ma junior farmers bus tour the junior farmer bus tour to eastern ontario and quebec is being held this year from sunday august 18th to satur day august 24th this bus trip is sponsored by the ontario department of ag riculture and the provincial ju nior farmers association there are 40 junior farmer boys and girls on this bus trip and they will visit points of in terest in eastern ontario and quebec as far as quebec city they will return by way of ot tawa where they will visit the central experimental farm the royal canadian mint pub lic archives war museum and other places of interest the ontario county delegates are lois downey myrtle and lloyd johnson uxbridge rr 4 these delegates have been sel ected because of outsanding work in their junior farmer organization during the past j ear both lloyd and lois will re ceive a grant to help defray ex penses lloyd johnson is being sponsored by the riverdale ki- wanis club toronto while lois downey is being sponsored by the oshawa kiwanis club twentytwo year old joyce schneider ashburn rr 1 returned home recently from an extensive overseas trip to england europe and the holy land she brought back mementos of almost every country she visited including this giant cone picked from under a tree in the city of rome italy staff photo claremont news a markham romy markh am phone 2943355 phone 2943355 tucks fki sat aug st 23 24 ithe wonderful story of a boy and his amazing underwater friend mefrogohwynmayerinaii the fabulous dolphin vi cm metrocolor tilso merry andrew in technicolor with haxny kayk pier axgkil matinee sat 2 pm above program jiow tlks wed aug 26 27 28 both features in technicolor the raven vincent prick boris caiuoff pktkr iokrk also mermaids of tiburon adult entertainment rcaftajn sixdbad start thurs aug 19 mr and mrs dick dodds of kingston mrs william wagar and allan of newburgh visited with mr and mrs al robert son on the weekend mr and mrs roger brown of mimico and mr keith nor ton of whitby visited on the weekend with mr jack norton several children from the vil lage are spending a week at the bible school camp at sev ern falls including gerald and karen cook norman gor don and bonnie white allan debbie and cathy lovst kim steekley of stouffville spent a week with mr and mrs al robertson and motored to santas village at brace- bridge on saturday mrs wag ar and allah accompanied them mr and mrs wm gliddon and mr and mrs grant taylor have returned home after en joying a weeks vacation at a cottage on buckshot lake mr and mrs carl norton and family visited last week with relatives at newburgh and pembroke and motored to the seaway mr and mrs gordon taylor glenda and lynn gliddon left on saturday for a twoweek vacation at their cottage on hawk lake mr and mrs f manion of tweed visited on the weekend with their daughter and son-in- law mr ami mrs j r ioyst mr and mrs leslie sperry of frankford illinois spent a few days last week with mr and mrs james milne mrs wm smith of toronto visited with her sisterinlaw mrs bessie hall on sunday mrs sanderson of toronto is sepnding her holidays at the home of her daughter mrs robt hockley mr and mrs gord benson spent a day last week visiting at the cottage residence of mr and mrs jim mcguire lake simcoe mr and mrs reg sanderson and family are spending then- vacation on a camping trip in northern ontario michael curtis was rushed to the uxbridge cottage hospital on saturday where he under went an appendicitis operation former claremont postmast er mr fred morley was hon oured on saturday evening when mrs thclma hockley presented him with a lovely electric blanket and purse of money on behalf of all the res idents in the community mr morley retired from his posi tion after sixteen years of serv ice mrs a samarillo valerie and leo spent last week visit ing at the home of mr and mrs b kelly norwood due to inclement weather the guide and brownie l a picnic scheduled for last tues day was cancelled it will not be held this fall due to the lateness of the season mr and mrs w hobday pat mike and beverley of tor onto are on vacation at the home of mr and mrs jack rennie visitors on sunday in cluded mr and mrs k good win and kenny of scarboro mi- and mrs b wills of scarboro spent the weekend at the home of their daughter mr and mrs a samarillo recent visitors at the home of mr and mrs clare keevil included mr and mrs henry fraser and miss sandra eraser of fonthill mr and mrs earl keevil of detroit and mrs m g lewis of willowdale mr ed boniface has been admitted to the toronto gene ral hospital for observations mr pddie ortiz has retired from tlie staff of the sarco council oks cost of water tank service the stouffville fire depart ment has acquired a water tank truck to serve the rural sections within its tire area a charge of s29 per call plus the firemens fee to serve the north west corner of pickering town ship was approved at a meeting of council on monday night this is the smallest section covered by the stouffville bri gade and few calls are received it looks like something worthwhile commented coun cillor milton mowbray residence rule t the permanent residence of township employee outside the municipality was question- ed by deputyreeve mrs jean mcpherson on monday night she contended that the engine er mr paul poullson had been on the township staff for more than a year and had not yet moved into the municipality i cant see the use of having bylaws and resolutions if we dont stick to them she said councillor milton mowbray said he was quite pleased with the engineers work and sug gested that he should be con sulted with regard to his resi dence plans mr poullson re sides in scarborough to enforce premeeting notices reeve sherman scott inform ed a meeting of pickering township council on monday night that in future he will en force a previous ruling to hear presentations from ratepayers by appointment only on sev eral occasions in the past the council has overlooked this procedure to accommodate de legations this week a resident appear ed to discuss a matter the facts of which were not famili ar to the majority of members the reeve suggested that a prior notice of the parties pres ence would save time and pro duce more results hire employee an office employee lias been added to the staff of the pick ering township road depart ment mrs geo blake of clare mont will be employed on a lulllime basis at a starting salary of satoo separate school a separate school section will be formed in the township to include an area two miles south of brougham it will tie in as a union section with pick ering village altona rev and mrs d bravin of pittsburg penn were recent visitors with rev and mrs d sargeant on sunday mr and mrs e llabermehl of preston had dinner with the sargeants measles and mumps are mak ing the rounds of the ross wideman and bell homes mrs wm wallace is on a vacation in scotland where she is visiting relatives sunday visitors with mr and mrs norm bunker were mr and mrs gord matthews and baby of uxbridge and mr and mrs harve bunker of good wood mr and mrs alyward sr and daughter judy of toronto are visiting this week with their son michael and mrs alyward and vicki mr and mrs glen byer are enjoying a trip to the east coast john sargeant is a counsellor at pinewagami camp at stay- ner this week couple married in claremont church canada ltd following her return from an extended trip to england europe and the holy land miss joyce schneider plans to act as a counsellor at a camp in the goderieh district before returning to the staff of the beamsvilie public school in september on monday eve ning aug 26th at 745 pm site will show pictures of her overseas trip in the baptist church it is a summer meet ing of the mission circle and the public is invited mrs jean thomas barry and susan of stouftville enjoy ed a visit on friday afternoon at the home of mr and mrs jack hall and family east of the village claremont captured the soft- ball tournament prize of s40 on saturday afternoon with a thrilling uphill victory over greenwood srs jim redshaw scored the tying run with a 4- basjj blow in the bottom of the 9th inning with two out wes evans drove in the winnerwith a basesloaded single mrs don hedges spent the weekend visiting in woodbridge at the home of mr and mrs arthur bates tred ward geo derusha and earl cook had three wins in a bowling tournament held rev a e cressweil officiat ed at the wedding on saturuay aug 10 1963 at 230 pm when rosemary dianre florence beelby daughter of mi and mrs robert beelby and john lewis harvey of truro nova scotia were united in marriage in claremont united church pink and white gladioli and ferns were used for church decorations the bride given in marriage by her father wore a ballerina gown of french lace over satin a halo with a flowering lace veil and carried red roses and white mums mrs murray line of maple sister of the bride as matron of honour and lynda beelby a junior bridesmaid were gown ed alike in blue nylon over taffeta with matching hats they carried yellow and white mums flower girls donna beelby and karen line wearing pink nylon carried a basket of pink roses mr collins stubhs of toron to was best man and don beel by of toronto was the usher mr clarion baker of baker hill was the organist and mr h dean of claremont the solo ist the wedding reception was held in the church basement where the brides mother ic- ceived her guests in a blue nylon over taffeta and while accessories her corsage was white and pink baby mums the grooms mother was un able to attend jfor a honeymoon trip to b6ston and truro nova scotia the bride chose a nile green over a printed satin dress with white accessories and a corsage of- pink roses guests were present from woodbridge toronto hamil ton stouffville claremont and maple mr and mrs john lewis harvey are pictured here fol lowing their recent marriage in the claremont united church the bride is the for mer rosemary dianne beel by daughter of mr and mrs robert beelby of claremont the groom is the son of mr and mrs john b harvey of truro nova scotia cadieux studio mr and mrs carl arnold are pictured here following their recent marriage in the mt zion united church the bride is the former anna marjorie wilson daughter of mr and mrs elmer j wil son of balsam the groom is the son of mr and mrs sherman arnold stouffville cadieux studio at uxbridge on wednesday of last week on wednesday of this week don hedges attend ed the gold cup tournament in oshawa lehmans shoes features arnold wilson wedding marriage vows were solemn- ottawa ontario the grooms sizes 8v24 widths b d price 595 savages unimold process shoe the shoo with the first permanent heel and sole is now on sale at our store constructed of poly vinyl the sole and heel are moulded instead of nailed or stitched directly to the upper creating an unbreak able bond unimold shoes are lighter in weight longer jn wear and extremely flexible no uncomfor table breakingin period is required the soles and heels are absolutely nonmarking the sole on the unimold shoes actually cut- last the uppers under normal conditions lehmans shoes 9 main st v slouftville phone 6103753 ly exchanged in mt zion unit ed church on saturday aug 10th between anna marjorie wilson daughter of mr and mrs elmer j wilson balsam and mr carl ernest doane arnold son of mr and mrs sherman arnold stouffville ont rev t it fleetham officiated at the doublering ceremony the church was beautifully decorated with ferns and friendship gladioli mr alan clark presided at the organ and miss barbara carroll was the soloist the bride was given in mar riage by her father her gown was of italian peau de soie with overskirt and train and lare appliques her veil lowed from peralied petals which wreath ed her brow she carried a bou quet of white carnations and stephanolis her maid of honour was miss mary jean jamieson oshawa ontario and mrs jean edey sister was her bridesmaid misses muriel and marjorie willows toledo ohio twin sisters and cousins of the bride were flower girls all attend ants wore pink brocade street- length dresses with full over- skirts of matching organza and rose headdresses of the bro cade they carried a nosegay of white and pink carnations the groomsman was mr murray stewart stouffville ontario the ushers were messrs jim and john wilson balsam ontario twin brothers of the bride the reception was held on the lawn at grecnslope farm the home of the brides parents where her mother received as sisted by the grooms mother the happy couple left on their honeymoon the bride wearing a rose wood beige en semble with black accessories and a corsage of rosebuds the good wishes of the many guests go with them claremont wins ball tournament although the crowd at the annual claremont field day fell short of expectations on saturday due to threatening weather conditions the offic ials had the satisfaction of see ing the 1st prize money in the softball tournament go to the claremont entry they defeat ed greenwood srs 21 in the fi nals to win the 10 prize mon ey the results of other games were as follows greenwood jrs 2 brock road 0 goodwood 5 pickering 3 greenwood srs 4 victoria square 1 claremont 2 brougham 1 claremont 4 greenwood jrs 3 greenwood srs 8 goodwood 7 and clare mont 2 greenwood srs 1 the winners of lucky draw prizes were john quantz san dy godln alvin redshaw mrs pascoe bill hammond grace cooper boh madill jack red shaw helen beverley and ella hammond the variety program headed by billy meek went off smooth ly and the local talent on ths show also performed well a good crowd attended thu public dance in the community hall in the evening mr and mrs reuben tindall of cherrywood accompanied by cousins mr and mrs arthur dowswell and mr and mrs chcsley clarke of zephyr en joyed a few days holiday call ing on friends in gooderham and halihurton district they visited old homesteads and fa miliar surroundings of former years and returned noma through the kawartha laks district live pedestrians and success ful men always think fast on their feet