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page 4 the tribune thursday mar 13 1969 hvhat going an horticultural meeting mr and mrs frank burkholder will show pic tures of their recent trip to british columbia and alaska at a meeting of the stouffville horticultural society in the basement of st james presbyterian church monday march 17 at 8 pm the program will also include garden hints by mrs milt storey and special music by the nighs- wander quartette the pub lic is invited stouffville firemen were called out to a blaze sun day in a small frame barn at the intersection of the lake wilcox road and cone 3 whitchurch dam age was not extensive band euchre the stouffville drum and bugle corps are hold ing a mammoth euchre at st marks school wednes day march 19 at 8 pm the admission is 75c and all prizes are 5 and up lunch will be served mr and mrs norman tapscott john and ann of markham visited saturday evening with mr and mrs jim thomas and family rupert avenue correspondent the tribune is pleased to hear of visitation and social gathering both in and out of town call mrs r w donn boyer street 6402975 and give her the details jim hill a second year student at laurentian uni versity sudbury and ian montgomery enrolled at the university of waterloo attended a basketball game at waterloo saturday night mr and mrs roy his- cox yvonne and paul of peterboro had sunday dinner with mrs lloyd moyer dorothy and mil dred church street mr and mrs hiscox also visit ed her mother mrs a c barkey and mr barkey at parkview home sandra mclntee six year old daughter of mr and mrs lloyd mclntee of south street is in gcar- boro general hospital re covering from a kidney operation it will be an other couple of weeks be fore she will be able to come home her stay in hospital has been made easier by her classmates and teacher at summitview school they have been sending letters and gifts which sandra appreciates very much honorary membership an honorary member ship in the presbyterian womens missionary so ciety was presented to mrs william mccowan when the st james auxiliary of stouffville met at the home of miss margaret stirling march 6 two new members have also been enrolled mrs lillian hicks and mrs h b sears both of whom had attended quite frequently as guests miss lois farthing ac companied her grand mother mrs ray fleury and mr fleury on a two- week vacation with her cousin mrs allan hopkins in van nuys california mrs dan gibson and daughter wendy rendered a lovely duette at the morning service of st james presbyterian church sunday for over 800 stouffville school children the easter vacation period begins marchj7 stouffville mrs bill find out how much you may save on car insurance call kenneth a shepherd 7th line box 44 markham telephone 2wj562 state farm mutual automobile insurance company horn offlct bbomloxtoo hi canadian head office scarborough mr and mrs grant mor- ley and paul and mr and mrs bill morley all of rr 4 mr and sheridan and wendy and mr and mrs jack lally all of stouff ville and mr danny lally of scarboro were dinner guests wtih mr and mrs john sheridan and family sunday on the occasion of mrs bill morleys birthday radar busy six motorists paid 103 in speeding fines in rich mond hill court march 7 they were caught in the radar on the main street of markham mr and mrs dick ohl- man and boys rr 4 stouffville were guests for sunday dinner at the home of mr and mrs wesley wideman park drive north mr and mrs william simpson rr 3 stouff ville visited sunday with her parents mr and mrs charles conner of rr 1 unionville mr and mrs jacob shank met at sleighride party lifelong resident late douglas booth markham ph 2943355 jlflai markham ph 2943355 t1iuks fri sat march is 14 15 the laff program of the year bring the whole family the party with peter sellers also the paper lion alan alda and the real detroit lions matinee sat 2 pm both above pictures tunnel of love for an evening of enter tainment attend the stouffville players produc tion tunnel of love march 28 and 29 in the auditorium of stouffville dist secondary school historical society the markham district historical society will meet monday evening march 17 at 8 pm in the former mt joy public school the future museum site the speaker will be executive president john lunau mr and mrs jim camp bell and boys glad park avenue were visitors saturday with mr and mrs maurice marshman and family of hastings and formerly of altona golden anniversary mr and mrs morgan degeer will welcome their many friends and relatives at a gathering in the ma sonic hall stouffville sat urday from 2 to 4 pm on the occasion of their gol den wedding anniversary on guard pity the wouldbe robber who might have entered the bank of nova scotia friday morning a huge police dog was standing just outside the door to the managers office the 1st stouffville guide company and 3rd stouff ville brownie pack are having a tupperware party monday march 17 at 800 pm in christ anglican church proceeds will go to the guide company and brownie pack the 3rd stouffville brownie pack recently awarded several badges skating badges were given to tina beattie cindy burnham robin gorringe lilian gutkind maureen hudson peggy mcbride and pamela reeks maureen hudson also received her toy maker badge and a housekeeper badge went to marianne mann while many stouffville residents are currently en joying holidays in the sun ny south mr and mrs tom brown of fort pierce florida are spending two weeks at their home here on main street albsrt hudson operator of stouffville trailer sales and service main street has just returned from el- kart indiana where he oirpteted the purchase of a 50 foot long mobile home delivery by trans port is expected within two weeks mr and mrs william pegg baker avenue and mr and mrs guy rutledgc main street have returned home following five weeks in florida mon tues wed march 17 18 directly from its firstrun engagement pretty poison 19 tuesday weld anthony perkins the aim edgar allan poes classic conqueror worm with vincent price show mart 7 pm adult entertainment markham twp its a small world today and it was more than fifty years ago for mar tha stauffer lived in a little village called alder- side 35 miles south of calgary and jacob shank resided on his parents farm hwy 48 north of markham the two hap pened to meet at a young peoples sleigh riding party at almira it was a lovely night recalled mrs shank the moon was very bright it sure was agreed her husband it shone right in your brown eyes you mean blue cor rected his wife with a smile brown or blue there was evidently no doubt in jacobs mind that martha was the girl for him they were married march 5 1919 in mount view men- nonite church alberta mr shank 74 was born at cone 9 markham on property once owned by the late john button while still a young boy his parents mr and mrs william shank moved to whitevale and later in 1901 to the present farm north of 17th avenue markham township mr shank attended public school at whitevale and mt joy mrs shank looking considerably younger than her 71 years was born near breslau the daughter of rev norman b stauffer and eliabeth otterbein at the age of only three her parents moved west where she lived until her marriage mrs shanks father conducted the ceremony the first to be held in the mount view church guests about 40 friends and relatives travelled by sleigh and cutter in below zero weather to at tend the reception that followed was held at the brides home with a honeymoon trip by train from alderside to cal gary a week later they took up residence on the shank family farm and have remained there ever since mr and mrs shank are wellknown and high ly respected by everyone in the community their frame home over 100 years old retains that a i 1 fw jiiij 1 t3tsr k m h k3ps uuma m js fe- m v m mr and mrs jacob shank markham rr 2 celebrated their golden wed ding anniversary at a gathering of family friends and relatives march 9 cadieux studio friendly atmosphere com mon with country folk a findlay cook stove a generous pile of wood and a wellworn family bible adds to the warmth of a spacious but cozy kitchen both are members of the wideman mennonite church and at tend service regularly mr and mrs shank have two daughters grace mrs delbert bont- rager of fairview michi gan edith mrs erie by- er markham rr 2 and one son don of markham they have 19 grandchil dren and two great grand children mrs shank has three sisters mrs cora burke calgary alberta mrs ion snider preston mrs ernest hoover markham rr 2 and four brothers byron and david stauf fer both of turner val ley alberta howard ri ley alberta and earl winnipeg manitoba mr shank has two sisters and one brother oliver and nancy both on the home farm and mabel of mark ham to mark the golden anniversary occasion a gathering was held sun day afternoon at the vic toria square community hall dozens of folks at tended many from a dis tance the couple receiv- ed many lovely cards bouquets of flowers and gifts mrs shank looking lovely welcomed a steady stream of guests in a most gracious manner mr shank enjoyed every minute of the gathering exchanging stories of the past with old friends and neighbors the tribune is pleased to add its best wishes with the hope that both may enjoy many more years of health and hap piness together stouffville ser vice was h eld from the christian memorial church stouffville on tuesday afternoon for mr douglas booth a lifelong village resident who pass ed away at his home stricken suddenly kitchener samuel brownsberger born and raised in the stouffville area passed away sudden ly march 5 at kitchener mr brownsberger 71 lived a most active life and his death came as a shock to his many friends he was attending a musical concert in kitchener when stricken as a boy he attended dicksons hill public school and later taught classes there he resided in toronto and moved to kitchener on retirement surviving besides his wife the former ruth wambold are two sons james of indiana and ron ald toronto there are also two brothers ezra stouffville joseph moore- field and one sister mrs annie dike markham rr2 rev e m m e rs o n mc dowell conducted the fun eral service at the wide- man church markham march 8 assisted by rev johnson of kitchener with interment in the adjoining cemetery the pallbearers were harvey nighswander el mer burkholder cecil reesor ed brownsberger harold mcdowell and lome wideman march 9 following a brief illness rev c e bass was in charge mr booth 83 was born in stouffville the son of william booth and mary reid he was married to elizabeth harper who sur vives along with three sons delbert rr1 gravenhurst earl of osh- awa walter stouffville and one daughter marga ret mrs cliff wagg also of stouffville there are five grandchildren and two great grandchildren mr booth was well- known and highly respect ed by a wide circle of lo cal friends as indicat ed by the number who paid their last respects at the oneill funeral home prior to the service pallbearers were henry ogden harold booth james boyd norman ree sor eugene paisley and freeman mccullough honorary pallbearers were lon allen and walter chmiiewsky sebastians creative design for the unique style phone 2971899 main st unionville winners at the stouff ville legion ladies euchre feb 27 were ladies 1st greta hill 2nd mrs murray forgie 3rd myrtle dowswell men 1st reg mowder 2nd ralph aim- stedt 3rd ed williams mr and mrs don har- man of ringwood mr and mrs george harman and bob of montreal street recently returned from a two and a half week vaca tion in florida where they visited with dr and mrs owen halstead at tarpon springs they were also guests of mr and mrs harvey pipher hollywood florida psychiatry could be cal led the art of teaching people to stand on their own feet by a long session on a couch typewriter sale tribune office supplies is offering a quantity of the finest portable type writers at the amazing dis count of 22 this is a manufacturers clearance offer while they last these machines have the latest galaxie styling in twotone color equipped with tab included is a handsome carrying case see them in our window main st stouffville attend briar many stouffville and area curling enthusiasts at tended the briar champ ionships at civic auditor ium oshawa including mr and mrs bun sellers mr and mrs fred crossen jake baker and ken betz the childrens movie a cartoon parade will be shown saturday march 15 at 1 pm and 3 pm in christ anglican church from march 18th donna lee beauty salon will be managed by keith an expert in all phases of hair styling with over 10 years ex perience in europe and north america phone 6403933 for your appointment county of york welfare field workers 5200 6600 positions are open for 2 welfare field workers which entails obtaining and verifying information pertaining to the eligibility of applicants and recip ients for assistance under the general welfare assistance act and related welfare services applicants with 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