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We need you to help our handicapped children and young adults in the following programmes: ADORN ULTRA BAN TAME ALKA HAIR SPRAY ANTI-PEBSPIBANT CREME RINSE SELTZER Regular, Extra Hold. Ultimate Hold or Unscented. can can bottle 7 of 48 W ~ ‘ " “1;;4 _ , : Elm “‘11 new Ea * s-InAc VOLUNTEERS K man Price Terrific selection at popular Canadian artists including: 0 All Kinds Of Everythingâ€"Harry Hibbs 0 Country Music Calvalcade o Blockbuster Hits 0 AM Time Great Country Songs 0 Chasing Rainbowsâ€"21 Organ Favorites AND MANY MORE! K mart Prlce Regular JOHNSON'S 8. JOHNSON'S BABY POWDER K mart Price Kenneth and Emily Stots, Don Mills Road, celebrated their 50th Wedding Anniversary January 18. No doubt the stormy weather brought back memories of Kenneth and Emily Stotsm mark 50th. yvggiding annnixggggry Regular, Extra Hold, With Body or With Lemon‘ K mart Price January 21, their wedding day in 1925. when deep snow covered the landscape‘and drifted across the roads and fences. Kenneth, son of Mr. and ' JOHNSON'S & JOHNSDN'S BABY OIL K mart Price K mart Price Mrs. William Stots of Cashel, and Emily Topham, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Topham, Con- cession 6, RR 1, Unionville, were married by Rev. Robert Young, pastor of Melville Presbyterian K A 0.. nln T. t P a m K 991202. 802- I 22.502 bottle aerOSOI bottle HERBAL ESSENCE MISTELLE BRECK SHAMPOO ANTI-PEBSPIBANT SHAMPOO Normal Dry or Oily formula K mart Price |( mart TBI-PAK Eggkmm CASSETTE TAPES A-/~ Church, at the manse in Stouffville. Mrs. Stots' twin sister Clara and brother Stanley were their attendants. The reception was held at the home of the bride‘s aunt and uncle. Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Regular or Dry Powder K mart Price K mart Price 37 30 oz. bottle Gray, Main Street, Stouff‘ ville. For many years the Stots farmed in the Unionville, Buttonville area. Later, in 1948, Mr. Stots joined the staff of the Toronto and York Roads Commission, later the York Regional Roads Department. He retired from that position at the end of December, after 26 years‘ service. On Saturday the couple were honored guests at an anniversary party given by their son Milford and his wife Esther and family at their home, 28 Pintail Crescent, Don Mills. It was a warm and wonderful gathering of family and friends. The Stots have one grandson. Normal. Dry or Oily K mart Price three granddaughters and a great grandson. A letter of congratulations was received from Mayor Anthony Roman of the Town of Markham. a plaque from the premier and one from the prime minister. Their many friends join in extending congratulations on this happy occasion. Neighbourhood Notes Mrs. Fred Sing of Agin- court spoke on arts and crafts, when the Buttonville Women’s Institute met at WI Hall January 16. She stressed particularly the present interest in the revival of pioneer crafts, and spoke of her own work along this vein. Mrs. Garnet Francey presented a paper on Consumer and Family Affairs. The baby pictures brought by members as a guessing contest created much interest. Mrs. Tim Paterson and Mrs. George Barker each guessed 10 of the 15 picture subjects. Frierids were sorry to learn Mrs. Alf Shenfield has been ill. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hooper have been on a southern holiday. *JANUARY SPECIAL! 20% OFF YONGE SDLEVENDALE RICHMOND HILL There were 20 tables of Extended Business Hours 7 3mm 9 pm Mon. to Fri. S'aturday ‘til 6 pm in “The Mall" Richmond Heights Centre BUTTONVILLE PETER'S all Permanent Waves Beauty Salon Correspondent: Mrs. P. H. Leaf Markham Telephone 294-5290 1969 DODGE MONACO '1 Dr. Illp.. automatic. six cylinder. engine. radio. Lic No. .\\\'l{l|l .00 1973 PONTIAC PARISIENNE 2 [)r. Vlltr)..i\:.X. automatic. power steering and brakes. radio. vinyl roof. factory air conditioning. Lic. No. “08901;. . 1972 roan roamo ,3495 °° brakes I [)r. brakes ANNUAL ('uslom 1 dr.. \'-8. automatic. power steering. power brakes. radio. vinyl roof, Lic. .Vo. JI“W!H$3.3895.00 1973 DODGE CHARGER 2 Dr. ('oupe. automatic. big six engine. radio. Power steering. defogger. Lic. No. ENS In]. 3295-00 1967 DODGE DART I Dr. Sedan. I speed transmission radio. Lic. N0. \XZIML .00 I974 VALIANT DUSTER 2995 ‘1 Dr. Illp.. auto” big sixr énéifie, radio. P.S.. Defogger Lic. N0. JJL'm; .( I974 PLYMOUTH SATELLITE 1974 TOYOTA CORONA I974 DART SWINGER I Dr \LS‘ [)r. lllp 884-61 51 lllp.. ‘ . radio bupe ' CLEANING CENTRES radio automatic \lx automatic. power steering. power p, Lic. N0. HEYZJU 0 Lb! llfllllf‘fl o -x automatic vinyl roof. L‘ radio players at the second game of the present winter series January 17 at Buttonville WI Hall. Winners were Helene Tooley. Betty Shaddock. Velma Hickman, Mrs. Harvey Swain; Matt Davie, Joan McKiernan, Jim Eddington and Russ Brillinger. Lucky draws were won by Harry Brammer and Mrs. Winnie Elson. The freezeout went to Mr. and Mrs. James Eddington and to Jim Grainger and Earla Brammer. Hostesses for the evening were Mrs. Milton Sherman. Mrs. Rachel Paterson. Mrs. Agnes Baker, Mrs Hilda Kelly and Mrs. Bea Craig. The next game will be played Friday evening. Mrs. Beulah Jones. a lifelong resident of Gor- mley, moved Thursday to the Parkview Apartments in Stouffville. Beulah, as she is af- fectionately called by her many friends, lived here in the same house all her life until she sold it to Mr. and Mrs. David Sloss in June 1973. Since then she has made her home with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Doner until her apartment was ready in Stouffville. Her many friends extend their very best wishes to her for health and happiness in her new location . _ _ _ _ Mrs. Emma Bovair of Woodville enjoyed a week with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Boynton. Little Mark Doner spent a week with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Doner. Mrs. Ken Baker has bee confined to her hom through illness for a couple of weeks. Mrs. Albert Hawkins, Mr. and Mrs. John Hawkins and Mrs. and Mrs. Ray Hawkins were guests at the wedding of Miss Judy Cole and Bruce Draper at Sunderland Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. George Barrett had dinner Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Brown of Gravenhurst. Rev. and Mrs. Walter Kelly, who recently came home from missionary service in Nicaragua, Central America, had a fire in their rented home in Breslau. There was smoke and water damage. For- tunately the Kellys were awakened at 4 am by the crackling sound in the basement and were able to get the fire under control before too much damage was done. Mr. and Mrs. Gunter Wisniewski and family have moved from their home in Gormley to Pefferlaw. Beulah Jones leaves Gormley GORMLEY power . N0. r Correspondent: Mrs. Chas. Mllated Telephone: 889~9063 big six ' steering ANBGJX a. engine. Lic. No 1795' 1295'0° power