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escapes jet crash flying officer donald aid well of union ville escaped injury recently when he hailed out of a jf10j jei before it crashed in germany he is the son of mr and mrs harold caldwell and a former student of markham high school girl guides of canada york east division the regular meetings of the packs and companies have concluded for the season how ever some of the guides will be going to camp adelaide the central area camp in hali- burton july 1721 international guiding in august a british guide will be visiting in the division mrs r f craig international representative and a- group of the senior guides have planned an exciting itinerary lor her 3day stay september regalia sept 11 and 12 are dales to keep open if you would like to witness the sea ranger regatta in lakeview park in oshawa there will be other activities such as first aid demonstra tions and tent pitching in addi tion lo the water events cadet news judy walker our provincial cadet has been asked to repre sent us at the rangercadet conference in ottawa in oc tober and she will bring back highlights of the programme to the rest of the division some girls in their middle teens wish to continue in the guide movement but in a ca pacity different from rangers they get along well with chil dren and have a real in the welfare and progress of brownies and guides these girls of sixteen and up may he looking forward to a career in camping in profes sional guide work to teaching or physical instrutcion or they wish to train for volunteer leadership in the movement these are cadets leaders-iii- t raining most cadets have been guides or rangers and must be re commended for training by her guider and by the dist com missioner there are cadet companies however our cadet is a pro vincial cadet and her training is done by correspondence she has ti captain and fellow patrol and company members who might live at great distances each receives a monthly letter containing news of the com pany games to try questions she keeps a scranbook of all the information pertaining to her training she is attached to i a company or pack to practice what she is learning under supervision her uniform is much like a guiders but she wears a white tie and a white cadet pin she is training for service in the guide movement anyone interested in obtain ing more information contact your dist commissioner or this correspondent at 2940375 guidcrs the new green p o a r is now available at 60 cents and would make good summer stu dy material a tentative date was set for a gettogether of all the guiders of the diviison sept 13 at melville united church hall the commissioners warrant pin was presented to mrs g hardie gormley dist commis sioner and council treasurer and former brown dvl of 1st gormley pack by division commissioner mrs p rumney at the recent council meeting mrs n johnston recently re tired captain 1st gormley guide company is presently convalescing following surgery in the york central hospital at her home guide knowledge 1910 first canadian compa ny registered chief commissioner for canada miss e henrietta osier stouffville district h s awards and bursaries the following awards will be presented at the graduation exercises to be held at the school on november 12th grade 13 awards will be announced in august the wagg general proficiency award has been granted to herbert otto of grade 12 this is a s75 engraved wrist watch awarded to the student of grade 12 or 13 who contributed most to the school during the previous school year academic standing character sportsmanship extracurricular activities and coopera tion are considered the students name is engraved on a plaque the high school staff award highest standing in the school linda sargent the village of stouffville academic proficiency bursary 50 to a student of stouffville with the highest standing linila sargent the township of matkhsm arademic proficiency bursary 50 to a student of markham township with the highest standing rita busato the mr mrs h r button english bursaries of 23 each presented to students who have shown most enthusiasm and ability in english lower school linda sargent middle school janice smith the hendricks hardware commercial proficiency award book and name engraved on plaque for student stading highest in grade 12 special commercial class mary otter the stouffville womens institute award 10 grade 12 girl showing greatest ability and interest in home economics margaret miller stouffville district credit union 25 bursary presented to the students standing first in grade 12 margaret miller and peter hambly tied chesebroughponris academic proficiency awads cups and medals to students standing first and second in each grade grade 9 wanda joosten thomas samolezyk grade 10 linda sargent dieter schnell grade 11 cathy bacon neil wag grade 12 margaret miller peter hambly herbert otto t tied for first i grade s c mary otter dianne stony high school bursaries no student may obtain more than two awards including the english and home economics awards above ski is awarded to each grade 12 student having the highest diploma mark in each of the following subjects history by reversion to peter hambly french jean- nette lang latin michael reed commercial margaret miller geography herbert otto science herbert otto industrial arts erie grove mathematics peter hambly 5 is awarded to each grade 10 student having the highest promotion mark in each of the following subjects history miriam sider geography miriam sider french maria reesor latin maria reesor mathematics rita busato science dieter schnell typing doreen barton industrial arts keith preston home economics linda sargent bookkeeping lois hisey high school board honour pins honour pins will be pre sented to students having first class honours 75 for three years in high school students having first class honours or four years will receive a grade 12 bar to be attached to the pin awarded iast year honour pins catherine bacon david colburn gary greenfield john lang alan lee elizabeth mcdowell bruce mehaffey randy mole noreen powell neil wagg darlene watson grade 12 bars stephen barker peter hambly jeannette lang james mehaffey margaret miller herbert otto michael reed the stouffviile tribune wobesy june 30 1965 pc j local and personal happenings mrs t johnson and mr john cameron both of edmonton alia spent a week with their sister mrs andrew williams rose ave mrs tom hargrsve of toron to spent the weekend with her sister mrs harrv stouffer sec ond st mr and mrs russell raymer of vvillpwdale were visitors on sunday with mr and mrs llovd mover and girls church st mr florence redshaw mov ed from her albert st n home to the former ed williams home on mill st on saturday deaths appleton mrs clara l clara louise appleton wife of edward appleton sheldrake blvd toronto died at the stouffville nursing home on tuesday june 22nd 1965 she was the former clara louise ireland after resting at the trull funeral home 2704 vonge st service was held in the chapel at 2 oclock on thursday with interment in mt pleasant cemetery weatherbee russell wil- lard suddenly at york county hospital newmarket on sunday june 27 1965 russell willard weatherbee dearly beloved hus band of helen grue of rr 3 stouffville and loving father of mrs wayne peterson joyce and john dear son of mrs john weatherbee and brother of cecil both of nova scotia i the serv ice will be held from the malta- tall funeral home truro nova scotia onwednesday june 30 at 2 pm interment salmon river cemetery engagement archibald gke mr and mrs douglas gee wish to announce the engage ment of their daughter shirlev eleanor to mr kenneth harold archibald son of mr and mrs ernest archibald richmond hill the marriage will take place saturday july 10 19k5 at 12 oclock in markham gospel chapel markham ontario archie stewart dies suddenly at main st home death came suddenly to mr archie t stewart at his main street home in stouffville on friday evening he had just finished supper when stricken although medical assistance was summoned immediately he failed to respond to treatment he was 70 mr stewart was born near goodwood in uxbridge twp the son of the late william and martha stewart for 35 years he farmed at isabella manitoba returning to glasgow in 194s and later moving to stouffville in 1948 his wife the former marian kelly passed away in november 1960 after taking up permanent residence here mr stewart worked with morley symes and in 1950 joined the mill staff of stiver bros where he re mained for thirteen years he was taken ill last spring and although released from hospital he was never as active again he saw service in world war i and was a member of the stouffville legion he enjoyed playing horseshoes in the town park when his health permitted surviving are three sons ro bert of isabella manitoba garth of islington and murray of stouftville a sister mrs tillie resides in brandon ma nitoba there are five grand children the funeral service was held from the oneill chapel stouffville on tuesday after noon at 2 pm with rev doug las davis in charge interment was in the stouffville cemetery the pall bearers were charles jackson james gibson lloyd hamm jacob smith del jen nings and ira brown the flo wer bearers were elmer wells robt hall donald perry and bob haslam births brown mr and mrs don brown wish to announce the birth of a son brian neil owen 8 lb 1 or a brother for bradley and heather foord sonya lyn is thril led to announce the arrival of her baby sister leslie ann on monday june 21 1965 at the york central hospital richmond hill ont proud parents are helen nee lem on and ray mother and baby are well work has been started on the new home for mr and mrs ce cil brown mr bob bruce is the builder bloomington the public school held a field day on friday at ringwood public school grounds mrs brown of altona a for mer resident has moved to the home recently vacated by the harpers mr and mrs eugene baker spent the weekend with their daughter elaine mr and mrs glenn fisher of windsor mrs d burnett mrs percy brown and rev d benson at tended conference at fair hav en last week rev and mrs d benson cele brated their 30th wedding anni versary on saturday miss betty nesbitt success fully passed her exams at to ronto bible college mrs cliff lemon and mrs eugene lemon attended a show er in honour of miss margaret lemon of morrisburg at the home of her aunt mrs flynn in toronto on saturday prior to her marriage in august miss doris nesbitt of toron to visited at her parents mr and mrs ernie nesbitt on sun day the ss and church held their annual picnic at the park- side youth centre on tuesday mrs stewart stouffer accom panied by her mother mrs tru man grovf and her aunt mrs w h conner visited their cous in mrs menno grove in scar- boro on saturday mr andrew williams mr floyd fairies and mr peter connon of bethesda spent a few days ai the oac guelph it being the 50th anniversary of the graduation of the class 15 rev don and mrs pugh and family of plattsville attended the pugh evans reunion at cedarstone park on saturday also weekend visitors with mr and mrs fred pugh were mr and mrs elroy schneider and family of bloomingdale miss bertha stoufter mi st is presently on a motor trip with cousins in michigan and visited another cousin mr harvev shank in california mr and mrs v pennanen main st e visited sudbury whitefish and nairn last week after an absence of 50 years they stayed with mrs kaune lindala and family at white- fish they motored there via georgian bay returning bv north bay mrs vera burnett and mrs percy brown attended the christian gospel church con ference held at fair haven camp for a few days lat week mr ard mrs w e duxbury and family attended a reunion and picnic on the weekend in haluimand county park on lake erie there were 22 winners in all at the 13th anniversary at hou stons drug store some of the winners being mrs james brazier mrs r g bangay mrs june hamm mrs ethel gibson mrs annie neal mrs joe murray vera tarr mrs s rae mrs noble and mary symes stouffville firemen were called in to fight a stubborn blaze in heavy bushland growth at the rear of the peckhover home on the ballantiae road in whit church twp onjsaturday after noon they were assisted by boy scouts and leaders from the nearby woodland trails camp at cherry street the fire had been smouldering in the area for a couple of days the cause could not he determined giles chevoids who recently submitted ie successful tender for a truck in markham twp has acquired another truck sale in pickering twp the bid of s19 1543 for a iton pickup was th lowest of several received mrs george hoover mill st accompanied mr and mrs mai- com keith of ringwod and mrs keith sr of teeswater to the gayman reunion held at la- salle park hamilton on sun day they visited places of in terest in pennsylvania new york maryland and virginia returning home on thursday mr harold wood has return ed home after spending the past number of weeks in york coun ty hospital newmarket mr and mrs jim reesor and christine moved from their obrien ave home to tiverton on monday the death occurred at char- lotetown pei on june 24th of rev t harry b somers hus band of jessie wall formerly of stouffville mrs somers is a daughter of the late mr and mrs edward wall who resided on tenth st south the late mr somers has been minister of st james kirk charlottetown for many years and was the most prominent church leader on the island friends will recall that he preached here on several oc casions as a young minister both in the presbyterian and united churches the itinera was conducted from st james kirk on june 26th with inter ment in sherwood cemetery recently mr and mrs vic pennanen with ruth maxwell billie ronnie and jimmie mo tored to niagara falls fort erie and buffalo congratulations to ernie mil ler stouftville rr 4 who suc cessfully completed his term ex aminations in engineering and to jim hill unionville rr 1 who passed his exams in arts both at the university of water loo both students are former graduates of stouffville district high school in order to give our employ ees a long weekend the coffee shoppe will be closed from july 1 until july 5 drug store open july 1 from 1 to 8 pm friday and saturday as usual rugh pxans reunion around 160 members of the pugh evans family met at cedarstone park north of greenbank for a reunion on saturday afternoon the oldest gentleman present was mr walter ward of claremont in his 89th year the oldest lady mrs morgan evans who is 90 years old steve widemans young son was the youngest baby mr gordon evans of ot tawa came the farthest to at tend the reunion officers are appointed for a 2 vr period for 1966 pres is mr allan feasby willowdale vice pros mr robt lewis altona secty- treas mrs allan feasby the reunion will be held at cedar stone park ringwood mr and mrs henry miller called on mr and mrs jacob grove on tuesday afternoon mr and mrs fred steckley spent tuesday night with mr and mrs harold steckley and family hamilton and on wed nesday morning motored 1o st catharines to bring miss janet pape home with them to spend a few days janet attended stouffville public school six yrs ago while she with her parents and sister jill were on furlough from japan the excelsior class met at the home of mrs w james on thursday night the program was in charge of mrs frank at kinson mr and mrs m keith and their mothers mrs keith sr and mrs geo hoover attended the gayman reunion in hamil ton on sunday then motored to penn and virginia us on a hohoay trip rev and mrs a b jones and baby glyn were thursday night supper guests with mr and mrs fred steckley and miss janet pape tin- young people held last weeks meeting on the lawn at the home of mr and mrs clar ence fockler ucw meeting the members of the local united church women enter tained the ladies of the-congre- gation at an afternoon tea on thursday june 24 in the base ment of the church mrs ham mond and mrs duxbury led in a singsong of well known hymns rev a borland showed interesting slides of ottajva also slides of winter birds tak en by mr stan schmidt and commented on by mrs schmidt mrs j badgerow added much to the program by giving sev eral readings after which a delicious lunch was served by mrs christies group mrs m storey and mrs k campbell poured tea from a table beauti fully decorated with peonies the basement and small tea tables were also tastefully de corated by mrs m storey and added much to the enjoyment of the afternoon some forty members and for mer members of the stouffville united church choir along with husbands and wives were enter tained on thursday night at the home of mr and mrs lloyd ham lloyd ave the group look the occasion to honour mrs chas nolan who is relin- guishing her position as orga nist after 23 years and mr lome boadway choir leader who has been singing in the choir for fifteen years mr floyd forsyth choir member as well as a member of the offi cial board read a letter of ap preciation to mrs nolan at which time she was also pre sented with a gift and miss ida lehman longstanding member of the choir expressed apprecia tion to mr boadway and pre sented him with a tangible tok en of thanks mr mercer ex pressed the appreciation of all present to the hosts mr and mrs ham and rev a bor land spoke of the cooperation he had enjoyed with both organ ist and choir leader during his two years here as minister the folks at the cottage will enjoy the cool ringwood resident wins lions draw summertime candies 5 they travel beautifully 1 main st v stouffville ph 6402222 twentltwo twentltwo mr rob kerr of kintrwood sealed front was the winner of ihr new boat motor and frailer in the stouftville lions club lucky draw held on wednesday nlifht of last week the prire wa delivered to him on thursday hy lions past president walton todd and walter flpber president lorn boadway also arrived later to offer his personal congratulations staff photo commencing this saturday and continuing for the summer month of july and august the tribune business office will close at 1 oclock each saturday rev and mrs john colley and ruth marie of lockport ny are visiting her parents mr and mrs fred pugh for a few days ruth marie will spend a week with her grandparents mr and mrs wajly jameg and sons of bolton visited his mother mrs nettie james main st e on sunday mr and mrs chal wilton and family glad park ave are moving on thursdav to belle ville rev and mrs earl hons berger of bacita nigeria afri ca returned on furlough on tuesday thev are residing on mil st travelling this summer toa can get your luggage tags at the tribune office yariou3 colours various sizes rev eldon boettger preached his farewell sermon at the united missionary church on sunday evening and music was provided by mrs boettger as soloist she was also accompani ed in a duet with mrs a hudson the boettgers leave by jet from malton on saturday to return to nigeria africa as missionaries mrs esther marton of st marys spent a few days with her brother and wife sir and mrs herb kring firemen were called to th home of mr and mrs eldon smith at lincolnville on thurs day morning to extinguish a chimney fire mr and mrs gord wagg and girls and mr and mrs jim churchward and hoys of toron to spent sunday at pioneer village at the black creek con servation area don smith son of dr and mrs neil smith obrien ave left on sunday for geraldlon where he will serve with the jr forest rangers for the summer the monthly meeting of christ church anglican even ing guild was held on june 21 at the church it was the last meeting of the season the vice- president mrs betty allen pre sided plans were finalized for hydro showtime to be held sept 2s many suggestions were offered for the bazaar in octo ber refreshments were served by mrs lualle mounce as part of the regular church services at the stouffville united church on sunday morning con ducted by rev a borland mrs chas nolan retiring organist and mr lome boadway who is giving up the position of choir leader were honoured by the church for their many years of service each was presented with a bronze plaque in the form of a scroll expressing ap preciation of the number of years each has served mr ste ward stouffer made the pres entation to mrs nolan and mr hume mcpherson to mr boad way mrs nolan has been or ganist for twentythree years and mr boadway choir leader for thirteen mr and mrs ben kcuken the former carol nigh were married thursday june is in oak ridges brethren in christ church and are living in an apartment on main st e mrs judy hofmann of lans ing mich spent the weekend with her parents mr and mrs herb kring her husband dr lou hofmann has just received his phd from michigan state university and they will be mov ing to new york city sports day at ringwood school over three hundred public school students from four local township schools met at ring- wood ps for sports day on friday june 25th events were planned for junior intermedi ate and senior students and many promising young athletes set fine records dicksons hill ps represent ing pupils from mongolia and melville as well as their own community led with s30 points followed by lemonville with 365 points ringwood with 310 pts and bloomington with 160 pts trophies were presented to he champion girl and boy athlete in each division the winners being sen boy earl reesor dicksons hill senior girl mina mehaffey ringwood inter boy george clarke dick sons hill inter girl carol vague dicksons hill jr boy robbie pettigrew lemonville jr girl marilyn vague dick sons hill runners up were david stoy- an jackie wightman frances smith m reesor and r otter congratulations to these fine young athletes and also to all those who participated in the sports day events w f pattern no 1845 knit any of these beautiful with it 4 mew in ms axcn yarns knitting worsteddouble knitting or sayelle nantuk 100 orion du pont 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