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the tribune wednesday april m 1kza3 girl next door farming is fun by jimtbomas vic square only professional plowmen can relate works of v art to agriculture but 16 year old marguerite frisby of rri union ville 18th avenue markham has inherited both i skills her mother has exceptional artistic talents while her father looks after the farm marguerite or marg as shes known to her friends is our girl next door a grade 11 student at stouffville high marg received her elementary education at dicksons hill even back then she was interested in art shes presently enrolled in two such classes at sdss marg enjoys country life and isnt afraid to turn her hand to outdoor chores the church is important also shes president of the young peoples at victoria square and cares for a class of preschoolers aged three to five at- tending church says marg is a family affair and has been for as long as she can remember an older sister ruth brock lives in uxbridge a second sister charlotte is younger margs a ban- tarn softball player withvictoria square girls third base is her main position but because she stands just 4 10 her teammates tell sixteen year old marg frisby 18th avenue markham is a grade 11 student at stouffville high she enjoys helping out on her parents farm and heads up the young peoples at victoria square united church her- she should be playing shortstop she takes this all in good fun smiling at the suggestion that good things come in small packages marg hasnt made any long distance trips however a holiday out west is being planned plus a dream vacation to hawaii some time in the future jim thomas marg has many friends including one thats special doug smurthwaite also a student in grade 11 lives on the bethesda sideroad north of stouffville sfiaygroup iis a service dear sir on -behalf- of the goodwood playgroup- 1 wish to clarify several points introduced in mr plewes letter published in the april 14 issue of the tribune i firstly let me say that mrs meredith did not state anywhere in her correspondence that she was writing on behalf of our organization although we are grateful for her support as a former member and resident of goodwood second whether or not we charge our members a daily fee is not the issue we have until now been able to cover our own expenses with the money earned through our bazaar however we feel 800 rent over ten months is a lot to ask of a group of preschool children and mothers who use the hall at a time when its not in demand the majority of members live in the community and the children will eventually attend goodwood school together i wish to point out that the 35 cents per mother charge referred to in mr plewes letter would only cover the 66 percent increase in rent and we would still have our overall expenses im sorry the board cant be convinced that the playgroup is a community service i have been a resident in the community eight years and a member of the playgroup for four i feel the organization is indeed a service that will continue for a long time to come sincerely charlotte gayman goodwood playgroup president 198181 refuse to believe weve moved dear editor being a newcomer to goodwood and to the goodwood community playgroup i am hesitant to become involved in the current controversy but after reading the last paragraph of brian plewes letter where he states it appears to us that this is a somewhat local group providing a private service only i feel compelled to reply and to become involved in the controversy even though i had grown up in a small village i had been away from small town life for several years when we decided to move to goodwood i was somewhat apprehensive about leaving the city before we moved in i had been told about playgroup and upon our arrival i was contacted about at tending i suddenly felt a part of goodwood and my apprehensions about returning to a village were dispelled i cer tainly was not- made to feel that i was entering into the realms of a private service the community service of playgroup made me feel welcome and a part of my new community if you dont call playgroup a com munity service i dont know what you would call it it certainly isnt private as i have just pointed out it isnt government run you can check our books in that regard it is a group offering a service a service that i was notified about and encouraged to be a part of i would call that a community service i for one am glad goodwood has this service for the benefit of myself and my children sincerely ellen martyn goodwood magic is fun jdearteditor buses need radios dear jim its understandable that some citizens are concerned about the influence that in volvement in occult practices might have on hand tricks and surely no one should find a relationship between the two very different activities to imply that stouffyilles greatest wdoustesponsibilityto could aid this cause by et i agree with you one be without of demanding the facility huhdredper cent on themmmlinpnfinnnthp communicationinthe or else ca matter of twoway radios in school buses i wasnt aware this wasnt already thecase operating one of these- vehicles and handling 40 to 60 children is a tremen- middle of nowhere is unthinkable this is 1982 not 1928- the parents committee of claremont -and- g reen wood deserves support drivers i suggest sincerely joan frederick rir 2claremont the communityrfcbenef actor was however its fun to be an enemy of fooled by- sleight-of- religion is very unfair it was only com- monsense to stipulate that no religious group should be able to use any of the latcham halls as a substitute for a church building for an indefinite period k i f sincerely cm on hold stouffville plans for a dominion store in a proposed shopping plaza here are currently on hold sheldon sugden spokesman for the centre- at main- west and palmwood gate told planning board last week that while the application had been made conditional on a commitment from dominion to locate there this would not occur immediately- i- they dominion wish to be put on hold he said 1 sugden pointed to obvious reasonspthe state of the economy and high interest rates dominion stores he explained are still interested but the situation isnt the same today as six months ago he said however the board gave its approval to the project subject to a review of parking in front of the centre and the positioning of lights at- entrances from both couple honored wayne feasby and nancy ault were honored at a fellowship hour sunday evening following the service in the stouffville missionary church wayne and nancy are being married sat- may x town of whitchurchstouffville proglamatibn daylight saving time pursuant to a resolution duly passed by council daylight saving lime is adopted in the town of whitchurchstouffville during the- period from 200 am april 25th to 200 am october 31st 1982 eldred king mayor florida lovers a vacation in florida this year and every year for the rest of your life for a one time only 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name brands such as london fog outerwear suits etc 7 jantzen pierregardinthis helps all of us it keeps canadians working 2 no extras when buying clothing such as a suit coat slax at the regular price all alterations are included in the regular price z personalized friendly service come in and look around 7 no pushy sales people standing over you let us anajize your war- drobe needs perhaps you dont need that suit perhaps a blazer would be more suitable take advantage of bur knowledge no charge 4 refund policy bring it back if it doesnt fit if we cant find a suitable ex change well gladly refund your money on all regularly priced merchandise 5 honestly we dont believe that any customer should be stuck in a sale therefore we do not havean all sales final approach on sale items regardless of what you paid for the sale item well give you a credit good at anytime oh any other sale or regular priced iterrii 6 convenience you can save at least 300or gas by not haying to run to the mall as well as save money oh the price of the ar ticle to boot were open six days a week monday wednesday from 96 thursday and friday evenings till 9 pm saturdays till 6pm- we also are a syd silver formal rental agent v v j- comparable prices compare the regular prices charged at the malls and ours spend the 300 for gas and see if what im saying isnt true i look forward to seeing you soon tom thompson the villager mens shop stouffville mens shop 55 main street w stouffville 6406859 v v 0 mm flaaaaaa ml mmhmhil