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t 1 the trisun vmuh my 7 1964 shfcun wetd aimhenary stouffville scene whats going on stouffville the home ol mr and mrs wil liam flaskitt glad park avenue was the scene of a jatherins of family relatives and friends on saturday june 25 it was the occasion of mrs plaskitts parents 45th wedding anniversary eighty guests honoured mr and mrs marshall connor of stouffville pouring tea in the afternoon was mrs eljin walker sisterinlaw of mrs connor and a friend mrs harold coakwell pouring tea if the eveniojs was mrs aubrey lapp sis ter of mrs connor and mrs jack hodgson sister of mr connor they r e c e i v ed many lovely and useful sift- guests were present from detroit michigan north bay sundridge whitby oshawa and district mr sam hal brother of mr bob hall second street accompanied by his niece miss maureen grant arrived here on tuesday from in verness scotland it is their first time in canada and they plan to stay about three weeks miss carol clarkson has taken a summer position on the office staff of the stouff ville cooperative bonnie oxeill and lynn mccaffrey will be working this summer in the coffee shop and restaurant at houstons drug store congratulations to newly- weds mr and mrs otto monreal who were married on saturday evening in the gormley united missionary church mrs monreal is the former glcndyne gordon of stoullvillc miss pat hall will spend the summer vacation period employed as a waitress at hals snack bar in stouff ville on thursday evening mr leslie grove stouffville rri was honoured by close friends and family at a gathering held in the parkside youth centre on the occasion of his soth birthday he is pictured here with two of his grandchildren patricia bos 3 and brother robert 7 family of mr and mrs norman bos f belhcsda staff photo birthday gathering for leslie grove 80 on friday evening the staff at parkview home treated the sixty residents to a delicious outdoor barbe cue miss diane lepine was in charge of the cookout assisted by robert brown mr paul benson park drive north has joined the lang service in painting and decorating work this summer ron wallace of the tri bune staff visited with his parents at north bay over the holiday weekend miss ruth parons has joined the staff of aikens pharmacy fcr the summer holidays stouffville the parkside youth centre stouffville rr 4 was the scene of a family reunion on thursday evening on the oc casion of mr leslie groves 80th birthday mr grove a most amaz ing man with an extremely keen mind and memory en joyed the gathering to the full in fitting tribute to the guest of honour a beautiful cake enhanced the head ta ble with the following in scriptionjohn 316 for god so loved the world that he gave his only begotten son that whosoever belicv- cth in him should not per ish but have everlasting life the master of ceremonies was rev arthur walsh speaking as preacher to preacher mr walsh praised the unselfish work done by mr grove over the years in spreading the word of the lord to many people in ma ny places born near ringwood mr grove was born south of ringwood the son of henry grove and elizabeth doner his wife the former mabel conner passed away 10 years ago to the couple was born seven children four of whom survive mrs norman bos joy of bcth- csda twins wesley and leslie in toronto and har vey at home there are six grandchildren mr grove has three brothers ira and william grove both of dicksons hill oscar in to ronto and one sister mrs herb wideman also of dicksons hill mr grove spent nine years in the ministry inclu ding five years in the bruce peninsula and three years at elmwood he still spends much time away from home ministering to the indians in northern ontario mr grove has become fa mous for his bible reading a feat he has completed 210 times he can quote dozens of passages by heart mr grove is a selfeduca ted man completing only five classes at the old dick sons hill school his first teacher was the late ed quantz he had sixty pupils in the one room miss karen dcdlow will spend the summer as a coun sellor at camp kawabi in haliburton miss lynne sherwood has taken a simi lar position at camp bolton paul lintncr glad park avenue and paul middle- ton burkholder street have joined the summer staff at the willows golf club sharon sinclair is working for the summer at meadow- brook golf and country club while her sister is at the homestead restaurant miss corinda burns of altona is working this sum mer as a waitress at the halfway house near gorm ley miss linda clendenning has joined the waitress staff at the summit restaurant near richmond hill mr lloyd kerswill al tona has taken a summer position with the carson construction company in claremont editors mail little appreciation shown for horticultural projects july 2 1966 dear mr editor concerning your editorial of last week time to bury the hatchet the horticul tural society feels your re marks were most unfair over the years the society has had numerous projects which now cease to exist the gardens at both ends of town yielded to other development of the space the garden at the entr ance to the station was a disappointment money time and effort was spent on shrubs bulbs white stones from the north fill and levelling what happened to it in winter salty snow several feet high was piled on the shrubs until they were destroyed cars and trucks parked on the grass creating deep ruts even the guard wire erected was con tinually being broken down there was once a lovely fountain erected at this spot in memory of mr hodgins horticultures early presi dent where is it today our flower bed in front of the library was continually a chore from trampling and trash the society had nice flower beds at one time in the sangster part of the park the park needed toilets so they were erected just inside the hedge and rose bushes mr public is so destructive the park board finds it difficult keeping these in shape we remember only too well all the hard work and si 100 that went into cleaning up the old arena area much was involved in creating our park garden where the swimming pool is now just as it was becoming a thing of beauty we were asked to announcing widemans church vacation bible school july 11 to 22 time 530 00 pm make plans to bring your children tor further information telephone the supt a d grove 6103118 bfffim pork chops lb 95 fresh lean hamburg 2 lbs 75c pure pork sausage lb 70 spend less get more for your moncv fretz bros a harper kj5j currmont meat mabket thone 6103123 give it up all our members teel that the swimming pool is of more value to more people however those interested in putting the pool in the garden offered no space or help in relocat ing the garden elsewhere after many disappoint ments and hard work is it any wonder we are discour aged any bcautification done outside the pool as you suggest would likely meet the same fate as our other projects your editorial makes it appear that the horticul tural society is not interest ed in town beauty we as sure you that such is not the case wc have been work ing quietly and steadily the many lovely flower ing crab trees that are on front and side lawns were the inspiration of the horti cultural society as was many of the clumps of white birch recipients of these tccs were assisted in plant ing them in spots where their beauty could be seen from the street the parkview home has been our project this year as well as last year we know that our donations of trees and shrubs will be appreciated and given con tinuous care a good many who criticize the society are not members and what can one do these days without money and helpers horticultural public work is done by the members mostly the executive we do not have the finances to hire work done our mem bership fee is one dollar and half of this wc give back to the members in plants or bulbs to beautify their own gardens almost every other town gives their horticul tural society a grant often a substantial one to help with their work our socie ty receives no help from council this society like others is finding it hard to get working personnel especial ly those who are willing to slug it out in the heat for no remuneration and little res- pect for what they do it even seems in this day and age that folks who want nice shrubs almost have to guard them on their own property with a shotgun last good friday morning one of our members came out his door jus in time to sec an adult man who had stopped his car at the en trance to the driveway walk his dog on a leash up the sidewalk to the shrubs at the corner of his house while tie wife and children mrs eva cadieux mrs eva cadieux of brantford wife of the late patrick cadieux formerly of stouffville died on mon day june 27 in her 71st year she is survived by one sister mrs mildred lilley of richmond hill the fun eral service was conducted on thursday from the hill and robinson funeral home brantford with interment in stcnabaugh cemetery the stouffville district golf centres are providing employment for many local students dianne hammer- ston dorcen seabrook and nancy murphy are at the willows miss gale goudie is working at rolling hills summer hours the tribune office supply store during july and august the business office and supply store at 51 main st west will remain open on satur days from 9 am to 12 noon miss beth paisley has taken a position with chesc- broughponds ltd in markham jackie paisley is with skyline farms at kettlcby mrs jim smith park dr n has returned home after spending a holiday with her sister mrs george allison at quaker hill mrs annie rye her mother is still en joying a holiday with the allisons richard ashlon and bob smith have joined the sum mer staff at hendricks hardware store mr and mrs harold sam- way of welwyn saskatche wan visited with mr and mrs r j flcury warrincr ave last monday child drowns a tragic accident occurr ed recently at st catharines when eight year old michel middleton daughter of mr and mrs richard middle- ton drowned while swim ming mrs middleton is the former carol wcldon of stouffville surviving besides her parents is a brother fraser and grandparents mr and mrs frank riches peter borough mr and mrs lou murphy of cochrane have moved back to stouffville and at present are staying with dr bill murphy they plan to move into their own resid ence on william street next month mr and mrs hans de heus enjoyed the holiday weekend at a cottage on go- home lake john harris will enjoy a real western vacation he will be visiting with friends in vandura saskatchewan and will work on a farm in that area mr and mrs art jackson and family judy 9 wendy 7 and john 2 left this week to take up permanent resi dence in edmonton alberta mr and mrs eric butter- worth have purchased a comparatively new house on the 7th concession of whitchurch from dan gib son former resident in stouffville and recent pur chaser of the wcdscltoft house on obrien ave mr butterworth is with the rapid grip batten co toronto and the family have been residents in rich mond hill for seventeen years they moved into their new home on saturday loses glasses fourteen year old jimmy meakes of manitoba street stouffville lost his glasses somewhere in town on monday and is most anxious to have them returned would the finder kindly contact his home at 640- 1223 mrs j walsam of toronto was a visitor on thursday with her mother mrs alfred smith victoria street miss lynn grose was successful in passing her grade five piano examina tions with honours she is a pupil of mrs floyd ratcliff classified ad deadline all classified ads must be in this office not later than 6 pm tuesday phone 6402100 today the home of mr jack smitts at the corner of main and albert st has been sold to mr willie schnell a boat builder at ballantrac stouffville council will meet thursday night at 730 pm lawn bowling news at aurora on saturday elmer and doris farthing were high for three wins in a mixed pairs lawn bowling tournament albert king and winnie elson came in for two wins on monday members of i the stouffville horticultural i society will leave by bus to spend the day at niagara falls real estate news mr and mrs ken schcll and family clarke street left on a motor trip friday morning to calgary al berta sat in the car appearing to approve what chance do unguarded public plantings have against this type of citizen everyone is so busy with their own brand of recrea tion that they have no time left for anything other than for self gratification why shouldnt the horticultural society put a sign on its door gone swimmuv signed the horticultural society executive a stouffville prop erty sales reported this week by the hirbld wood real estate are as follows the orvillc burton home on albert srcet north in stouffville to mr frank gostick the art jackson home main street east in stouffville to mr fred timbers the bruce willis home elm road in stouff ville to mr joe wideman and the john norton home in ciarcmont to mr frank- powell 1 dave and edna ratcliff rr4 stouffville returned home last week from a threeweek trip in which they toured austria ger many holland france and the british isles they were in amsterdam during the riots and also saw princess margaret and lord snowdon leave buckingham palace in an open carriage mr and mrs lloyd moy- e dorothy and mildred and mrs jess cober spent fri day in kitchener at the united missionary camp meeting mr clarence pilkey of invermay sask visited his cousin mrs cliff lemon and other friends here last week it is 13 years since he was here last for a visit closing commencing july n snowballs barber shop will be closed for one week barkey reunion the barkey family re union will be held on satur day july 9 at the parkside youth centre dinner will be served at 1230 pm the president is mr hugh boyd and the secretary is mr el more barkey the family are the descendants of the late christian barkey miss kathy kenny of guelph spent the weekend at the home of dr and mrs a t oconnor glad park avenue miss kenny and mrs oconnor are sisters the vacant lot on duch ess st owned by mr reg slouffer has been sold to c h nolan who intends to erect a new dwelling on the site later this year mr marshall connor lloyd ave s ambulance early sunday morning to uxbndge nu- tal following a heart attack mr and mrs gerry foley and family mill street moved last week to a home fairview avenue and mr and mrs jim spang and family moved into the resid ence vacated by the foleys mrs bendt borgescn and family main street w left on monday for den mark they were accompan ied as far as montreal by mr borgescn and sailed aboard the new russian pas senger liner making only its second voyage funeral director j mr lucicn d langois of marmora has accepted the position of funeral director in charge of the oneill funeral home in stouffville mr langlois has 22 years experience his wife and family plan to take up per manent residence in town shortly mr and mrs bert bcbney with her sister mrs roy ap- plcton rupert ave last week the bcbneys are on of sudbury were visitors their way to england for a holiday mr and mrs orvillc burkholder and noreen ed ward st and miss eleanor shirk albert st north left last thursday to visit friends in saskatoon alberta students marg aida has taken a position on the staff at whiterogers in mark- ham while winnie skinner has joined the summer staff at sleepy hollow golf club nelda booth is employed for the summer at skyline farms kettlcby and harold hoover obrien avenue is with the bell telephone company in toronto on thursday members of the 1st stouffville brownie pack enjoyed a bus trip ot toronto and a boat trip to centre island pack leaders mrs clifford harper and mrs walter taylor were in charge assisted by mrs hammcrston mrs dorothy beach miss gayle britton mrs jean halsted and mrs ella morden the home of mrs william risebrough harold street has been sold to mr robert sellers vern griffin of the shea real estate co com pleted the sale choir members of christ church anglican accom panied by their husbands and wives enjoyed a social on friday evening at the home of the president miss grace bulley after a sing song an organ recital was given by choirmaster jim rchill strawberries cake and coffee concluded a pleasant outing remember when you are thinking about moving up to a later model car the cars and deals at neil pat ricks are 1962 chevy ii 2door model with radio and standard transmission finished in black with contrasting red interior would make an ideal second car 1962 chevrolet biscayne 1door sedan wilh fi cylinder engine and automatic transmission blue finish wilh blue interior a good buy 1960 pontiac station wagon ldoor mo del with 6 cylinder engine and automatic transmission finish ed in black with gray interior 1965 gmc 3 ton truck model 02 501 equipped with heavy duty springs and shocks 700x17 tires and long box low mileage a really clean and good overall truck 1963 rambler neat and meticulously clean 1- door sedan with automatic transmission and economical fi cylinder engine finished in turquoise with matching infer ior 1959 gmc 3 ton truck with long box try this one test drive a new 1966 pontiac are really tops youll find they 1964 pontiac stratochief 1door sedan with fi cylinder engine and auto matic transmission a real clean car with low mileage owned locally turquoise with match ing interior 1963 pontiac laurentian ldoor model with automatic transmission fi cylinder engine and wheel disks iovoly black finish with maroon interior 1960 frontenac for a ho this auto is in good shape make he most economi cal transportation has 6 cylin der engine automatic transmis sion wheel disks and windshield washers blue with matching interior 1964 chevrolet bel air a really clean car finished in light brown wilh beige interior complete with fi cylinder engine automatic transmission radio while walls a n d wheel disks 1962 ford 1door galaxic hard top wilh v8 engine automatic transmis sion power steering and power brakes radio wheel disks and while walls a beauty finished in 2lonc brown and white with matching interior 1963 meteor station wagon tdoor model wilh 8 cylinder engine standard transmission and radio white wilh red interior ready to drive away for your holidays 1 959 vooux sharp drives sharp 2door sedan with 6 cylinder engine and standard transmission plus white ford wall and wheel disks blue finish try it i 1 year warranty on all cars neil patrick motors ltd03e3 main street west stouffville t the tricki phone 6403452 timf aymht plan r