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the tribune thursday august 2 181 champions come through by evelyn mibted missionary church cormley wound up first gormley the blens softball team of in the york county christian mens softball league and also won the first game of the playoffs monday night edging springvale baptist 43 in 10 ex citing innings at cedar grove next game will be sept 20 at vandorf park at 845 pjo this is your in vitation to a presen tation and community shower for miss vera brillinger and john hall in victoria square community hall sept 8 at 730 pm if youre interested please call mrs loroa hogg 640- 3834 or mrs harold wideman 8875282 the myf of the missionary church will hold a swimming party aug 21 at 7 pm at bruce bolenders have you signed up for the gormley womens institute tour of cullen gardens if not there is still time please contact mrs russ ellas mrs deb baker or mrs norm brown mrs roger lof- thouse and miss mar- jorie heise of nan- ticoke visited friends and relatives here on the weekend mrs dorothy harris is in york central hospital rich mond hill undergoing tests for possible surgery mrs lawrence boynton and mrs marion sandle enjoyed a tour to agawa canyon in northern ontario recently mrs doug henry toronto spent the weekend with mrs genevieve bruce plans are well underway for the annual mcc relief sale at pioneer village sept 19 there will be a quilt auction crafts home baking demonstrations of various pioneer crafts and trades and others an opening childrens weekend will be held at the missionary church sept 1213 to introduce the fall program for the children dave and nancy selling of waterloo are the childrens workers fred caldaronl 18th ave and cone 7 stands beside one of the two lemon trees which he has grown the trees which are very rare in these parts are grown indoors most of the year mr caldaronl brings them outdoors around may gregcoates were packed to the rafters with savings onthespotpickup delivery extra within 48 hours ii ii s x o i fwchave 2 t nuooctmt hdmmlvt momwatw1 ii ii j toronto east markham road first stoplight north of sheppard ave scarborough toronto west 401 to 400 cutoff to jane st north first stoplight turn west on gordon mackay rd follow to leons furniture carpet appliance warehouses and showrooms auxiliary police force local duo take on new roles by jim irving stouffville if youre stewing in traffic some weekend at one of those many busy intersections throughout the region and a friendly and familiar face finally waves you through dont question the thought youve seen that face before even if youre just as sure you dont know the policemen behind it because more than likely you have in fact youve probably seen that cop down the road from him too for underneath those hats of blue are two prominent stouffville citizens who when away from their regular business duties in town like to double as part of york regions finest the pair are trucker david hineman and postmaster gary fisher just two of the 22 people 15 men and seven women who make up the yearold york auxiliary police force they began their 32- week training period last august and graduated this may fully qualified to take on many of the tasks of a regular police officer and except for a checkered hat band and the absence of a service revolver at their side are very much the picture of one as well very pleased wed been looking at it starting a force for some time says york deputy police chief bob hood theyre common on other forces and we felt one would help here and so far it has helped be says were very pleased the members supplement the regular police officers in such duties as traffic and crowd control boat patrol in the lakes and if they want can even join police in their regular squad car duties deputy hood said the regular training period continues even after members are hired with refresher courses in areas of traffic control and other duties the course itself consists of eight hours a month with classes every two weeks in richmond hill qualifications for the most part are the same as those required for regular police duty the chief differences are in education and eyesight requirements challenge both fisher and hineman joined because of the challenge and the chance to perform a civic duty mrs john may i dont belong to any service dubs so i thought this would be a good idea says dave besides i was always interested in being a policeman dave says he still is too and is thinking seriously about it the move would require some more schooling says the 30yearold hineman a father of two fisher says hed be a little too old for regular duty and finds he gets just the right taste of the life in his supplementary role theres always that element of i wanted to be a cop in everyone and this is the closest i could get to it he says he adds that he wanted to find out what was going on on the other side of the coin wideefrect fisher also likens the force to a service club but thinks it has a more farreaching ef fect because of the wide area covered in the region were told were there for the public to use us and for us to help the public he says so far both they and public find it a muturally satisfying role funeral service was conducted in goodwood baptist church on wednesday afternoon of this week for mrs john may the former dora wagg of stouffville and widow of the late john wagg she passed away at parkview nursing in 94th year home and was in her 94th year mrs may is sur vived by a son alger of mt albert and a son norman of stouffville also two daughters marjorie mrs harry woodland of rr 1 goodwood and verna mrs harvey bunker rr 2 minden there are 13 grandchildren and 27 great grandchildren deceased is also sur vived by a twin brother darnel wagg interment was conducted in goodwood cemetery around town western trip rod spicer of the tribune staff and his wife norma have just returned from a two- week visit to western canada after flying to calgary the spicers rented a car and drove to banff jasper and lake louise and other parts of the province before returning to calgary conventiop mrs marie adams centre st e has returned from a week in winnipeg where she attended the christian booksellers annual convention while there she also visited former stouffville residents helen and john baatz both send their best regards to their friends in stouff ville mrs adams said f guaranteed investment certificate 18vi 3 4 5 year term interest paid annually rates subject to change jan blacktopp 2941 372 happy birthday it was happy birth day time at the home of mrs isabell couperthwaite ninth line north last week when she feted her mother mrs bessie dennie a resident of parkview home on hand were mrs den- nies son norman of orangeville and two daughters grace and her husband john wells of bradford and lynne and her husband jack thistle of toronto and their families firefighters a troop of stouff ville firemen strutted their stuff at niagara- onthelake on the weekend when they bested three other teams in a water pumping contest members of the team were charlie jackson jim rennie fred castle ken roberts don lewis and lloyd jennings starts friday frisat 79 sunthur 8 pm adul accmpanim ent dutch treat a family reunion was held at the home of john klein 141 main st e recently with 11 members all from holland on hand in cluded were three sisters and one brother and their families show profit uxbridge the ronnie hawkins concert that took place at the uxbridge arena august 8 raised about 5000 according to ernie british the member of the kinsmen club who was largely responsible for organizing the event the money will go to the hospital and the library building fund