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thursdav jan 1970 the tribute page 7 late william simpson stouffville couple injured in townline crash mr and mrs edgerton clublne westlawn crescent stouffville were injured jan 2 when their car left was in collision with a station wagon on the markhamwhitchurch townline west of cone 6 damage has been estimated at 3500 peter harris sixtyeight pigs die in barn blaze houston for discounts over 3000 items discounted daily for the finest in photo finishing use select snapshot service extra low low prices save you dollars our policy has not changed 1 2 we offer you a replace ment film with each roll brought in for developing or extra low low prices on developing and printing when no replacement film required example k0da color prints 20c each the finest phoio finishing too wm0mmimnmmvmu big savings here now v05 hair spray and fds deodorant spray i feminine hygiene deodorant spray special 239 v05 shampoo combining the res 8179 size and 129 size bottles special 129 reg 187 oiter houston pharmacy v mainwest- stouffville 6402222 by eleanor todd goodwood a barn fire dec 26 on he prop- em- of mr barry irving sideroad 25 uxbridge township completely des troyed the building and 68 pigs many of them newborn the owner was able to save his horses the first saturday afternoon skating bus to uxbridge arena left good wood jan 3 with 37 chil dren on board mr and mrs gord todd and mr and mrs don jackson were the chaperones and they had as much fun as the kids there were only a dozen or so skates to do up one piece of advice for future trips chil dren should put their names on their skates so they can find them easily the skates must be left at the front of the bus twenty two baptist young people under the supervision of mr don holt and mr and mrs johnny maye enjoyed a skating party saturday evening at little switzer land in scarboro they gathered for lunch later at the home of their min ister mr mcphee mrs percy yake mar garet and ronnie are home from a trip to moose jaw saskatchewan where they visited mrs yakes parents mr and mrs norman jackson the folks in moose jaw- have been enjoying better weather than we have it has been milder and they have less snow of course the truth of that state ment depends upon whe ther or not you are a snowmobiler since christ mas its easier to count the people who dont own one we heard that the cold war between the snowmo- bilers and the homeown ers up the 4th got a little hot when the snowmo- bilers used dynamite to blast out the latest bar ricade mr and mrs russell gordon of fort erie the grandparents of charlene jagger spent the christ mas holidays here with bert and charlene the lynch family mo tored to timmins to spend christmas with norms father and brothers miss kendra wagg flew home from winnipeg to spend the holiday with her parents mr and mrs herb wagg the don bell family has been enjoying a winter holiday in jamaica while marina coburn and barb st john mind the store mr gcordie maye is visiting his son harvey in toronto geordie has been feeling a bit under the weather lately claude and helen wat son and family and ted and linda todd spent an interesting day at mosporl last sunday watching the first macs milk cham pionship races for snow mobiles at the beginning of the 20 lap run two ma chines collided and caught lire but ihe drivers were aole to walk away from tne mess the goouwoodians who have successfully quit smoking are nina maches- ney dora monsma barb and gary st john and lois watson those who get an e for effort any way are george young luther wilson and elite todd yorkshire native dies at 98 stouffville rev douglas davis conducted the service jan 2 from the oneill funeral home for the late william a simpson following his death dec 31 at york manor newmarket mr simpson marked his 98th birthday dec 8 born in yorkshire eng land the son of william and catharine simpson he came to canada bv boat in 1s94 he was 23 at the time mr simpson moved around residing for a time near agincourt then north dakota and later western canada his wife the former ida may campbell predeceas ed him in 1950 mr simpson was a self- made man who never lost faith through good times and bad while living in aberdeen saskatchewan four of their six children died he persevered how ever and became one of the communitys most pro gressive wheat farmers he was also instrumental in building a new church there on his return to stouff ville he lived on second street and operated a res taurant here for a time mr simpson seemed as well as usual when the family paid him a call at christmas he suffered a cerebral hemmorhage dec 29 and death followed two days later he was a close friend of the late fred reynolds also of stouffvilie and mr reynolds passing brought him much grief both were close roommates at york manor surviving are his two daughters marguerite mrs orvai burkholder edward street stouffville and isobel mrs thos kerr cone 6 whitchurch there are also two grand children noreen burk holder and brent kerr legion ladies yorkoshawa district health unit notice to septic tank contractors etc league i stouffville bar bara thomas led the leg ion ladies league dec 30 with a 241 single lois bartley had the high triple with 618 topping the 200 mark were sadie greenshield 205 lois bartley 223 and 214 joan harper 203 opal lehman 200 and toots taylor 214 as of december 24 1969 the installation of private g sewage disposal systems septic tanks will not be r permitted until weathec conditions are satisfactory in the spring of 1970 j o slingerland dfh g medical officer of health grace bailey atcm specul diplom teacher op piano and theory recently of vancouver bc member of ontario rcsutrel muiie teachers assoc students prepared for xations of all crade of the royal conservatory of music of toronto preschool ace students kelly kirby kindergarten course of bcmt interiewby appointment 4 wooten way sherwood estates markham tel 2944634 illllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllttj i prenatal classes i iok expectant mothers e a course of weekly classes begiimtng in kichmoml e hill 18 january 1970 ami newmarket 15 january 5 1d7c at 730 pm in hygiene of pregnancy how e liaby grows fond for the family fettling the baby the hospital stay and other subjects of importance s e to the expectant mother e e fathers are invited to attend the first and eighth e e classes preregistration required 5 to register contact s e yobkoshawa uistkkt health unit i richmond hill 129 church street south 8841133 newmarket 22 prospect street 8951511 i stouffville slain street 6401334 e sutton high street 7223371 lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllmllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllmllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllim motors ltd formerly gordon page motors is open at 330 main st west stouffville come in and get acquainted with us stouffvilles newest car dealership offers you the finest quality vehicles on canadian roads today the chrys ler line of top quality cars and trucks we also offer the finest mechanical service you could find anywhere we extend a warm welcome to all former gordon page motors customers and wish to announce that cur service department is now open from 830 am to 6 pm monday through saturday and to 9 pm thursdays our sales hours are from 9 am to 10 pm monday through thurs day and from 9 am to 6 pm fridays and saturdays meet allan simmonds allan simmonds our service manager with 18 years experience in the automobile business he and his highly trained staff of mechanics can find any ailment your present car may have and keep your tuned car purring also meet derek simmonds president of emerald isle motors ltd formerly sales manager of lawton bros the chrysler dealer in aurora hell offer you the finest deal in town for your car on a chrysler plymouth or valiant he handles fargo trucks too emerald isle motors ltd 6402400 or 6402401 chrysler plymouth 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