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sisters graduate mrs anne rye 93 of park drive watched space flight on tv mn nancy s scliaxhach daughter f mr ami mrs john scharbach of islington graduate on juno 5tli from the university of toronto with a bachelor of arts e- gree she was a student in the honour course majoring in english and iiterature this fall she will enter ock to obtain her specialist certiti- cate miss patricia ann sehar- bach daughter of mr and mrs lohn scharhach of isling ton graduated on lune i1th from the university of toron to with a bachelor of arts degree- h as accepted a position with the midland ivnetang high school teach ing history and knglisli their mother is the former mvrtle henderson of gornv ley dr and mrs neil roderick willis are pictured here follow- ftiff their recent marriage in trinity united church new market the hride is the former gladys faye rusnell daughter of mr and mrs kenneth rusnell newmarket the jtoom is the son of mr and mrs ross baxter willis of tondon ontario ragerquist studio the folks at the cottage will enjoy the cool summertime candies a i they travel beautifully umictnyc rexall nuujiusi j drugstore 1 main st v stouhville ph 6102222 twbntvtwo twkxtytwo for sale owner has purchased another property must he sold 3 bedroom g year old brick bungalow one 6t0 nha mortgage sfs0000 call peter walley thos n shea ltd realtors stouff 61020s2 ax 32071 in the early j 830 girl named anne arnold and a large country named canada were just beginning to grow up today both are still going strong anne arnold grew up with canada and last week she turn ed 93 years old born june 13th 1872 anne was raised in georgina town ship and attended schools in bellhaven in september of 1895 she married thomas w rye a farmer in the area the couple settled down near mount albert and began a long happy life mrs rye today recalled her past experiences of farm life she raised four children three girls and a boy most of the farming was done manually and there was never a dull moment for her she ba ked her own bread churned her own butter and lived hap pily without the convenience of cars electricity and telephones she took many of her prod ucts to rnarkei via horse and buggy i could handle horses pretty well she smiled she sold whole chickens at prices ranging from 40 to 50 cents apples were sold by the barrel from their orchards for recreational pastimes mrs rye attended a number of tall fairs in the district took part in numerous apple paring bees and spent a good deal of her free time involved with church work although born in canada mrs ryes parents were origin ally from england she explained how they sail ed to canada and the trip last ed seven weeks mrs rye related how when the wind blew in the right dir ection everyone on the ship would celebrate came to stoufiville following the death of her husband in 1939 mrs rye came to live with her daugh- small ters she has spent some time with each of them and is pres ently living with mrs russell j smith on park drive north her son john w rye has kept the mount albert farms operational mr ryes two other daugh ters are mrs guy rutledge blanche of siouttville and mrs george allison edna of uxbridge she has seven grandchildren and eight great grandchildren long life in her family is a common trail her husband liv ed to be 86 years old and she has a sister still living in scar borough her sister mrs ar chie smith grace is 91 years old i lived a good christian life she said and had a con tented home i have no regrets mrs rye continued i had to work hard when i was young but i enjoyed it life was good and it was healthy although not one to travel extensively mrs rye has been to the united states and into northern ontario i was happy at home and never was much for travelling space age mrs rye said that the biggest change she has seen has been with mans efforts to conquer pace she watched the last space flight on television and discussed its possibilities with other members of the family she also watches the news casts and keeps informed on canadian politics she voted at the last federal election mrs rye was particularly thrilled when a special ear phone was connected with the television enabling her to hear everything as clear as a bell this gadget lets me hear things better now that i did 40 years ago unable to attend sunday ser vices she listens to sermons produced on the radio her daughter mrs smith ex plained that her mother can be the stouffville tribune twuby jum 24 1963 ft i local and personal happenings mr mrs edgar nigh married fifty years last week mr and mrs ed- xar ish edward st received consratulatons from their fam ily and friends on the- occasion j of their golden wedding anni versary on june 15 19w elizabeth wideman daughter of mr and mrs jacob wideman of peach es was united in mariiase with mr edsar nigh of melville by rev george honey at lemon- ville manse after a honeymoon trip to muskoka they settled on the farm where mr nigh was born and remained there for 2s years they have lived in stouftville for the past 21 years they have three children i mrs norman o boyle francis of stouflville and john and william who farm on the 7th concession of markham there are four grandchildren jon sue david and mark nigh among the many cards of congratulations the happy cou ple received a message from prime minister lester pearson the family entertained their parents at dinner at manchester last sunday also present were mr and mrs j a fleming un- ionville and mr barrie gibbon and mr rov walters new doctor stouffville united church board has accepted the resigna tions of choir leader mr lome boadway and organist mrs chas nolan mr boadway has conducted this local choir for some twelve year and mrs no lan has presided at the organ for twentythree years the board is presently advertising for a replacement to fill both positions lr gin a graham of toronto will be joining the staff of irs mhcliell and smith on july kt he is a recent graduate of the uni versity of toronto medical school and lias just complet ed his rotating internship at the toronto western hospital mrs roy hobson of keswick has been spending the past week with her sister miss nora stapleton main st v mr and mrs bruce rowboth- am and laurel spent sunday with mr and mrs frank row botham church st s- mr and mrs delos brown susan and greg from st marys were visitors on sunday with mr and mrs jack spang mrs edna burgar of toronto spent sunday with her sister air and mrs cliff lemon and ttended the cemetery decora tion day service mrs richard foote has im proved in health and is now re siding with her daughter doris mrs a johnston at carlisle i congratulations to mr and mrs david barkey who were married on saturday in the stouffville united missionary church the bride is the form er marian byer daughter of mr and mrs geo byer orch ard park blvd a miscellaneous shower was held on monday night in the united missionary church basement in honour of miss laura mae brubacher and mr john little whose forthcoming marriage is to take place on july 9th miss mvrtle l watson atcm held a recital at her home on friday evening june 18th attended by mothers of the pupils after a program given by the pupils and solo by lee watson there was a social hour there were 30 guests present on sunday at the home of mr and mrs murray redshaw to help mrs florence redshaw albert st n celebrate her 76th birthday those present includ ed mr and mrs joe brown of lindsay mr and mrs jim wal ker of willowdale mrs ring- wood and george of markham mr and mrs murray sinclair sharon joyce and peter mr bill walker and miss ella hook also present from claremont were mr and mrs al robert son mr and mrs cecil red man and mr and mrs john norton miss marian clark of col- ungwood a onetime resident of stouffville is spending some holidays with mrs rita has- sard albert st s rev arthur walsh and dele gates mr lambert stouffer and mr reg stouffer are attending the united missionary church annual conference at breslau this week it is held from tues day to thursday randy wood son of mr and mrs ted wood milt st return ed home from uxbridge hospi tal on thursday hi leg will be confined in a cast for ano ther 4 weeks mr louis schcil of toronto spent a few days over the wee kend with his sister mrs lloyd mover and family church st left alone at any time she can fix her own meals if necessary and has no trouble getting ar ound the house we trust that mrs rye and canada will have successful centennial parties married in united church john nolan son of mr and mrs c h nolan has success fully passed his first year at carleton university ottawa mr e r good baker ave left on friday to spent a week with his son harold in sudbury mcnevan lintner miss jain mane limner daughter of mr and mrs har old ira lintner glad park ave and peter stuart mcnevan son of mrs mary mcnevan of rr 1 cameron were united in mar riage by the rev allan borland at 4 pm on saturday june 12 at the stouuville united church the church was decorated with white spirea and mums the bride given in marriage by her father wore a white floor length sleeveless peau de ioie gown with a long sleeved lace overblouse with pointed sleeves a separate tram was attached at the waist her shoulder length veil fell from a peau de soie head piece and she carried white camellias with ivy miss sharon lintner as maid of honour and mrs fred abra ham of lindsay as bridesmaid sisters of the bride were dres sed in pale blue hammered peau de soie in styles similar to the brides gown with straight skirt and lace overblouse they carried blue cornflower white mums and ivy the best man was mr carl damoe of rr i cameron mr murray mcnevan and mr paul lintner were the ushers mrs chas nolan was the or ganist with mr lome boadway the soloist for the reception which was held in the legion hall the brides mother wore a beige lace over satin with side drape pink hat and a pink rose cor- sage the grooms mother chose a pale blue lace dress with jac ket and pink accessories for the honeymoon which was spent in niagara falls and montreal the bride wore an aqua linen sheath dress with matching coat white hat and black patent accessories they are residing at 278 taylor mills rd s richmond hill guests were present from fenelon falls cameron toron to kitchener elmira pickering omemee burlington norwood jacksons point and stouffville mrs don lewis spent the weekend daughter carol mr mcdowell and family side ont and jim with her and mrs in river- many friends and relatives entertained for miss ann lint ner prior to her marriage to mr peter mcnevan friends met at the home of mrs walter smith nd presented the bride with a beautiful colonial pole lamp miscellaneous showers were gi ven by mrs keith sutherland and mrs joseph cote in stouff ville and misses mildred shoul- dice and patricia hepburn in toronto at the brides home mrs ralph burkholder was the hostess a cortee and dessert party was held at the home of mrs douglas brodie where a presentation of an electric blanket and lace tablecloth was made by the neighbours among the h new teachers joining the uxbridge secondary school staff in september will be mrs beverley coon of stouffville former town police constable harry heatherington was a vis itor here on saturday mr and mrs heatherington and family have taken up residence in shelbourne mr and mrs norman hend ricks of hamilton visited with their parents here on the week end mr and mrs wes schell are on an extended trip by train to vancouver then up the west coast by boat to alaska the re turn trip will include the cal gary stampede adoption mccomb mr and mrs david mccomb erma mcmullen of castleton wish to announce the arrival of their chosen daughter sheila marie on june 15th a sister for sharon mr and mrs peter stuart mcnevan lire pictured here following heir recent marriage in the stouffville united church the hride is the former ann marie mntner daughter of mr and mrs harold lintner glad park ave the jrroom is the son of mrs mary mcnevan kb i cameron births burkholder paul and kva burkholder are happy to an nounce the safe arrival of a daughter barbara jean at scarboro general hospital on june 17th a sister for david robert mary nancy and laura kckardt gord and fran nee mcquaker are happy to announce the birth of a daughter lori anne 7 lbs 15 ozs at scarborough general hospital june 6th 1964 two local piano students pu pils of mrs floyd ratcliff were sucessful in recent examina tions held at the royal conser vatory of music master ricky mann grade 2 1st class hon ours and miss kathryn hutch inson grade 6 honours the monthly meeting of the wms auxiliary of st james presbyterian church stouff ville was held on june 16th at the home of mrs bruce david son president mrs powell pre sided and welcomed the 16 lad ies present various articles and generous cash donations were received for the missionary bale the concluding study of this seasons theme mission on our doorstep was led by mrs a g thompson and her group assisted by other members questions were asked and an swered and discussed on niger ia that most promising of the new african nations it was concluded that an example of good christian living and more laymen taking part would greatly help the missionaries in their evangelism refreshments served by the hostess were en joyed as the meeting concluded with a social hour dr and mrs blair mitchell and family moved into their new home on orchard park boulevard on thursday engagement tamb wattkrr mr and mrs john l wattere rr 3 stouffville wish to an nounce the engagement of their daughter irene agnes to mr edward frederick lamb son of mr and mrs fred lamb tcr 4 port perry the wedding will take place on saturday july 24th at 230 pm at the stouff ville united church married fifty years mr and mr wear nlirri edward 5u sloultvillr rrlebrmled ihhr swh weddinjr annivers ary on wednesday june 16th cadlcox studio death aiiax albert kdward suddenly at newmarket ont on monday june 21 1965 al bert e allan in his 65th year beloved husband of gladys leary dear father of jean mrs thomas francis of markham brother o laura mrs gordon reid unionville resting at the dixon funeral home markham or service on thursday at 2 pm interment heise hill cemetery mr and mrs lou baker of dicksons hill were surprised on saturday evening june 19 when a few of their former neighbours of ririgwood gave them a housewarming they were presented with a pair of bedroom lamps mr and mrs baker and family were resi dents of ringwood for many years and just recently purch ased the home owned by the late major dingle mrs norma haynes enter tained her parents mr and mrs ira rusnell baker ave on fathers day it was also a gettogether for the family pri or to the arthur rusnell family leaving for tarzania africa where he will be instructing teachers in chemistry for the next 2 years there were 40 members of the family present miss erma nigh daughter of rev and mrs roy nigh and mr ed keuken were married on thursday evening in the brethren in christ church oak ridges they are now living in stouttville on wednesday friends of mrs lois wilton gathered at the home of mrs june hunler for a farewell party mr and mrs wilton and family are moving lo belleville houstons for prescriptions drugs and sundries phone 6402222 i main st k twenlytwo twentytwo stouffville notice commencing september 7th 1965 the department of laboratories york county hospital in association with the department of laboratories toronto gen eral hospital will offer a two year course in medical technology leading to the basic rt registered technologist certification a 120000 per year bursary is offered by the federalproincial governments to all students entering this course requirements for entry to the course include senior matriculation 8f subjects including certain speci fic papers for further information please contact a k badgery lci st chief technologist department of iaboratorles vork county hospital newmarkel ontario vance ambulance 3 krlank avenue markham 24 hour service oxygen equipped phone 2941436