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the tribune stousviue ont thursday july 19 1951 quality service insecticides fungicides cll borax turnip dust for control of watercore in turnips insecticides dusts atox derris dust cil 3 ddt dust cil 5 ddt dust king bug killer king 3 ddt dust insecticides sprays cil 50 wettable ddt powder cil cakium arsenate cil lead arsenate cil 15 wettable parathion powder paris green cil garden dust guns stiver bros stouffville ont office phone 45 weddings spragg gilroy in aurora united church june 29 the marriage was solemnized by rev howey of evelyn elaine gilroy daughter of mr and mrs 0 h gilroy to harry frederick spragg son of mr and mrs wm h spragg aurora the bride given in marriage by her uncle mr orval drewery wore an ivory satin gown the full skirt extending in a train a matching headdress held her fingertip veil and she wore the grooms gift a three strand pearl necklace she carried a cascade of cream roses and orange blossoms she was attended by mrs orpha teasdale in rose taffeta with matching large picture hat and mrs helen wapshott in lime green taffeta and matching large picture hat each carrying nose gays of sweet peas mr barton teasdale was best man and the ushers were mr wm stephens and mr joe weissner at the reception held at the ridge- inn the brides mother received in a grey figured chiffon dress with navy accessories she was assisted by the grooms mother in navy with white acces sories kexxkdy neali the whitby baptist church was the scene of a pretty summer wed ding on saturday july 14 when rev c a hill united in marriage norma lorraine only daughter of mr and mrs c herbert meal whitby and dr glen arthur ken nedy son of dr and mrs a c kennedy unionville palms and white flowers formed the setting mrs w e summers played the organ the bride given in marriage by her father looked lovely in a white gown of french chantilly lace and tulle she wore a finger tip veil held by a headdress of satin and seedpearls and she car ried a cascade bouquet of red and white roses her only attendant was mary gledhill who was gown ed in a floorlength dress of pale green lace matching headdress and carried a bouquet of pink and yellow roses mr james sabiston was groomsman while clifford labbet and gordon neal brother of the bride acted as ushers the reception was held in the sunday school hall mrs neal received in navy blue marqui sette with white accessories the bridegrooms mother wore navy blue mesh with lace and blue accessories for a trip to the east coast the bride donned an oyster white linen dress with green accessories upon their return the couple vill take up residence in unionville bosskrt stickley heise hill brethren in christ church was the scene of a pretty wedding on wednesday july 11th when dorothy pearl stickley daughter of mr and mrs edgar stickley became the bride of paul james bossert son of mr and mrs earl bossert of buffalo ny standards of blue delphiniums white gladioli and ferns formed the setting for the ceremony per formed by rev alvin winger the henderson trio sang we come to thee the bridal chorus and o perfect love given in marriage by her father the bride wore a gown of white silk and she carried a bouquet of white carnations red roses and myrtle she was attended by miss mina stickley as bridesmaid in pale blue silk- and carried white and pink carnations and myrtle norman trost was best man the ushers were harvey stickley brother of the bride and wilson bossert brother of the groom for the reception vases of pink and white snapdragons and babys breath and bells and streamers of pink and white decorated the home of the brides parents the brides mother received her guests in a dress of white and black crepe she wore a corsage of roses sweet peas and fern the grooms mother assisted in blue and white crepe with corsage of roses sweet peas and fern the happy couple left amid a shower of good wishes for a honeymoon trip to montreal and points east on their return the couple will reside in buffalo ny local and personal happenings mr ernest fenton of kempt- ville a brother of mrs ken laush- way was visiting in town over the weekend mr fenton is taking a summer course in toronto mr and mrs harry stoufler are enjoying a motor trip to western canada they anticipate going as far as banff and will visit relatives in winnipeg and other prairie centres taking some four weeks to make the tour mrs turner and miss nettie rae church st attended the kennedyneal wedding at whitby on saturday miss margaret freel rn daughter of dr and mrs h b freel who has been on the staff of the ottawa civic hospital for some time has been transferred to the western hospital toronto mr and mrs paul sherk of smiths falls were visitors in town on sunday at the john brubacher home mr sherk who was formerly on the high school staff here is in toronto at present marking examination papers mr and mrs frank muir and family who recently arrived in england from china where they have been attached to the china inland mission have reached can ada and will arrive in toronto this week mr muir was a former minister in the stouffville congre gational christian church and the family is expected to be in town shortly for a visit stouffville will gain residents this fall when mr and mrs henry slack who have farmed just east of town for more than forty years will take up residence here with mr slacks mothqr mrs jas slack on main st mr slack has recently disposed of his 110acre farm to mervin brethour who has occupied the wm echardt farm on the 2nd con of uxbridge the slack farm was originally pur chased by the late james slack from hiram kester lloyd wide- man has rented the farm which mr brethour is about to vacate next week the tribune will publish a special edition for musselmans lake included in the regular wednesday night paper the musselmans lake edition of the tribune was an annual event some years ago but was discon tinued during the war and is be ing issued this year for the first advertisers are given an excel lent opportunity of placing their message before the lake folks who are stouffvilles biggest customers during an otherwise slack season copy for these advs should be in this office not later than saturday reserve space when our advertis ing salesman calls some fifteen hundred people will spend their holidays at the lake this year as permanent summer residents mr and mrs barton lynburner and two daughters of fergus were in stouffville on sunday visiting with mr lynburners mother mrs jas ratcliff a miscellaneous shower was held by a number of friends last week for bridetobe doreen jones the affair was held at the home of mr and mrs mel emmerson the toronto east rural pres bytery will holdr their annual sacred musical church service in the stouffville united church this sunday july 22nd at s pm miss l ryan and mr and mrs c c reid of toronto were in town on sunday visiting with mrs av nolan mr reid brother- inlaw of mrs nolan and a well- known native of the town of ux bridge has just completed twenty- five years service with the national grocery co toronto members of markham township council and their wives along with the heads of the various municipal departments gathered at the home of chief constable clarence and mrs wideman one evening last week and presented this newly married couple with a lovely tea service the affair took place at the home of the newly- weds on no 7 highway just east of the 4th concession asssscaasssssftssajisssftis3fti the sign of a good tlftfe markham note daylight saving time policy doors open 715 pm show starts 730 pm saturdays continuous 700 pm to midnight double feature friday saturday july 20 21 the complaints are still being heard on every hand concerning the dirty condition of our main st which at one time was a picture for neatness and cleanli ness more than one householder has complained bitterly to your writer over the dust and the apparent lack of attention by council to the matter of a more regular cleaning from one end of town to the other the sides of the street present a picture of accumu lated refuse while from church st east on the north side one would believe the pavement was being allowed to gradually return to a gravel top admittedly much of the gravel accumulation comes from passing truoks hut this certainly is no excuse for not cleaning the street added to the dirty street complaints come sidewalk weeds but many of these could be corrected by a little energy on the part of residents themselves to tidy up the edges of their boulevards on the sidewalk side visits home town first time in 43 years chas and frank vahwnt well- remambered residents here more than forty years ago were in town last weekend visiting friends charlie vanzant is at present in toronto after spending thirty- three years in alberta frank hails from detroit lakes minn and has not been in stouffvillefor 43 years the family resided inthe present williamson house on montreal st a half century ago charlie vanzant when in stouff ville was employed by amos lehman leaving for the west in 1909 brother frank was employ ed on a number of local farms prior to leaving his home town the death occurred in toronto on tuesday of this week of charles thomas soninlaw of the late ed stover the late mr thomas had passed his eightieth birthday and was a frequent visitor in stouffville his wife who survives him was the former gertrude stover and a cousin of isaac barkey of stouffville the funeral will be conducted to the oshawa cemetery on thursday of this week mrs archie stewart of main st has just returned home from the west where she visited many friends and relatives in manitoba on the first sunday i after her arrival a family gathering was held at which some forty people gathered to renew old acquaint ances mrs stewart visited with her 84yearold mother mrs kelly her brother mr robt stewart and her three sisters in comment ing on the crops mrs stewart says they are excellent in central manitoba where the rainfall has been heavy but in the southern part rain is badly needed mrs stewart travelled by train and was greeted with nice weather on almost the entire trip her last journey west was made two years ago new horticultural show classes something different is going to bo tried in connection with our aug 9 flower show a section is being added for homemade bak ing and one for handmade articles the following classes are being put on in sewing 1 pair embroidered pillow cases 2 work apron 3 fancy apron 4 childs sun dress 2a yr size 5 childs smocked dress under 2 years 6 childs smocked dress over 2 years v 7 pair mens knit socks 8 novelty class any handmade article exhibitors must be members of the horticultural society the flower show and baking classes will be sent out to mem bers shortly prizes will be given in all classes born in stouffville 71 years ago an interesting visitor in stouff ville last week was wilmot leh man of north bay mr lehman was born in the local east end 71 years ago but has made his home in the northern municipality for the past fifty years he was a son of jos lehman a millwright who may be recalled by some of our elder residents in 1904 wilmot lehman married lillian widdi- field and she passed away in febr uary of this year mr ihman worked for a couple of years in the tribune office ihen operated by h w malloys father and later for the stouffville free press he recalls that watson adams and walter mertens were two of his fellow employees in those years he apprenticed to frank rae in the tailoring trade for a year and operated several tailoring shops of his own in 1909 mr leman join ed the cpr and retired from their service in 1945 his daughter jean who also resides in north bay is at present holidaying in florida and she will rejoin her father in toronto this week for the return trip home during the last week mr and mrs robt scarth of isabella man and mr and mrs ed doran of burtal man were visitors in town at the home of mr and mrs archie stewart mrs stewart was in the west when the visitors arrived on sunday mrs harry reid of brandon man sister of mr archie stewart called in to see her brother while passing through town mt pisgab the gormley branch of the wi will hold their 21st annual grand mothers picnic at the home of mrs ted barlow on wednesday july 25th motto thoughtfulness makes friends and thoughtfulness keeps them roll call favourite sayings of your grandparents the grandmothers will be in charge of the sports everyone provide master wayne barker toronto is on a two weeks holiday with his grandparents mr and mrs harry smith mr donald evans spent last week at glen mohr presbyterian camp at gamebridge mr joe duncan who was critic ally hurt when his milk transport overturned some time ago is pro gressing slowly but favourably mr and mrs george davenport toronto were sunday guests of mr and mrs wm ash miss joyce strudwick weston visited last week with her cousin sheila ash mr and mrs harry north of new westminister bc are visit ing their cousins mr and mrs john ash for a few days ccz zscez z3dc oldtime fiddlers oxta1uo title coxtkst shelburne sat aug 1 1 500 prizes 500 finals on cbc transcanada network playdowns friday aug 10th to select einht contestants for 500 prize monej- 200 100 75 five of 25 each contest open all ontario sponsors shelburne rotaty club saturday night program under cbc direction entry fee of 200 goes to ontario society for crippled children mail entries to w c mcintosh fiddlers contest sliclburne ont state age sex po address tele phone number entries deadline friday aug 3rd when contestants will be mailed final instructions 33 ac 2tz 33 youth for christ stouffville saturday 745 pm presbyterian church 745 films for all ages 8 pm song time when you join with the others in gospel songs we all love to sing special numbers by the choirs alma oldham and louise clarke remember the contest bring your verse 915 feature film forgotten valley the story of a young married couple in rural america wednesday july 25 open night at com munity centre lemonville see further no- tice elsewhere in this paper n rowan director lucky lovers with leo gorcey and the bowery boys two great mon tues wed torpedopacked and terrific john wayne operation pacific north of the great divide starring roy rogers king of the cowboys and trigger smartest horse in movies features july 23 24 25 the pretty girl in technicolor robert cummings joan caufield t tjstej coopl o3 bargains 1 only 12 cu ft deep freeze sealed in guaranteed unit 1 only coop refrigerator 9 cu ft tecumbsi kelvinator guaranteed unit h only racine refrigerator 78 cu ft tecumbsi kelvinator guaranteed unit 1 only canadian beauty rangette auto matic oven control 1 only john inglis 22gallon glass lined hot water tank with automatic control we would like to move these items before stock taking and we are allowing liberal discounts on each of them u coop 232 stouffville coop phone 269 or 122 we will be closed all day wednesday aug 1st for stock taking