The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

page 12 the tribune tburday june 24 1971 late frank robb fine artist musician bv hat mcclennan cedar grove treasured memories of mr frank robb who died this week after a long illness go back many years in cedar grove back to the days when cam pers not cottagers peopled woodland park after com muting for many years from early summer to late fall mr robb left toronto and built his retirement home iji cedar grove sharing his talents with others it became almost traditional for cedar grove brides to receive one of his paintings and young ministers on com pletion of their term at zion frequently took with them one of mr robbs sketches of the church at zion he conducted the choir for a period of time and often sang solos on special occasions accompanied by mrs robb at the organ as choir master and organist this was a well known team in toronto for a long time mr robb was a cheerful man with a scottish twinkle in his eye and a happy ap proach to life for this as well as his generous con tributions he will be remembered we extend sympathy to mrs robb and family the celebration of cedar grove com munity clubs 25th anniversary is planned as an occasion to be enjoyed not only by present cedar grovers but by everyone who ever was a resident here so a very warm in vitation is extended to all who feel an af fection for cedar grove the bar bq will be lighted and a chef available to cook your steaks ham burgers or whatever you choose to bring a cold buffet will comprise your shared specialties birthday- cake and ice cream will be provided along with beverages you would be wise to bring your own cutlery and lawn chairs in the evening along with the traditional huge cedar grove bonfire frank barkey will be on hand for his inimitable variety of dancing come one come all july 1st to the birth- dav partv larry coates pastoral post bv kathleen may fourth line mr larry coates known to many residents in the goodwood community has accepted an assistant pastoral post at victory baptist church newmarket larry has completed his first year at central baptist seminary working towards his bachelor of theology degree mr and mrs r t morgan entertained friends from san francisco on the weekend congratulations to mr and mrs gordon jones on the occasion of their 25th wedding anniversary a sur prise picnic supper was enjoyed at their home this community was well represented at the retirement tea honoring mrs delia moore staff teacher at pine grove and claremont schools mr and mrs peter brock of nova scotia were recent visitors at the home of mr and mrs ivan norton and also with mr larry somers mr ken reid is the guest speaker at goodwood baptist church june 27 mr and mrs lome langstaff oshawa spent sunday with mr and mrs ron may the occasion was brenda mays 1st birthday to purchase viton truck stouffville stouffvilles works dept will be pur chasing a new halfton pickup truck a motion to this effect was introduced at the june 8 meeting by works committee chairman gordon ratcliff he pointed out that the depart ment is presently renting two similar trucks from its em ployees we actually need to buy three trucks said ratcliff but were cutting expenses right to the bone and we can manage with just one makes it east between toronto agincourt- millikens- unionvhie- markham stouffville rail passenger service schedule starting mon june 28th train 990 train 993 1720 iv toronto union ar 0805 1750 agincourt 0735 1756 millikens 0729 1803 unionville 0722 1810 markham 0715 1820 ar stouffville iv 0705 note trains will not operate saturdays sundays and holidays one way fares between toronto and agincourt 65 millikens 80 unionville 95 markham 115 stouffville 145 for information contact canadian national passenger sales office 3674300 size kwik fire charcoal lighter only 88c single hibachi 695 double hibachi 1295 babbq charcoal only 110 pauls 1fin a centre ffl hwy 47 6404212 1 mile west of stouffville gas cans 1 gal 19 3 gal 45 lions bikeathon w falkowski portrait of poland at deerfoot gallery this years annual showing of paintings by wellknown artist arnold hodgkins opens at deerfoot gallery leaskdale with receptions saturday and sunday a highlight is the work entitled falkowskiportrait of poland based on jan falkowskis book with the wind in my face it touches on events related to the famed polish flying ace from 1919 to 1945 mr and mrs falkowski now reside in uxbridge the deerfoot gallery is open from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 pm the location is 6 miles north of uxbridge town council discusses disposal problems grahams store in north markham closing out business 30 off all merchandise until june 26 266 main st n markham nelda v graham goodwood a joint meeting was held june 7 between the uxbridge council and that of whitchurch- stouffville waste disposal continued to be matter needing serious discussion the general feeling of the two councils was that both municipalities might soon have to establish their own facilities and a joint effort is considered a possibility other comments centred around the problem of gravel pits and quarries provincial x legislation on this matter is pending and it was agreed that the two councils could submit a brief to the depart ment of mines when the new bill is given first reading a resolution was passed stating the councils position on this new act the municipalities will urge that the bill contain provisions to allow local govern ment control over rehabilitation and extensions of existing pits and quarries copies of the resolution will be sent to the minister of mines mpp matthew dymond and mpp william newman notice to all egg producers and pullet growers ontario egg plan vote will be held by mail during the week july 1219th inclusive all producers must be registered with the board to be entitled to receive a ballot present lists of registered producers will be on display at every county agricultural representatives office from june 28lh to july 2nd 1971 any producer whose name is not on this list can obtain a registration form at the agricultural representatives office which he must complete and return to the ontario egg and fowl producers marketing board final date to be registered is monday july 5th 191 ballots will be sent out by july 1 2th and must be returned no later than july 19th 1971 to qualify fund split many ways stouffville approximately 230 remains outstanding in collections from the lionssponsored bike- athon held may 1 proceeds now total 1233004 committee chairman bill murphy told the tribune this week there were 381 participants fifty percent of the proceeds was donated to organizations selected voluntarily by entries and fifty percent to the lions a breakdown follows stouffville minor softball 11125 lions 11124 total 22249 unionville minor hockey 1005 lions 1005 total 2010 lemonville hic 1515 lions 1515 total 3030 stouff ville lions club total 26670 ballantrae cubs 21051 lions 21051 total 42102 claremont lions 11460 lions 11460 total 22920 stouffville drum bugle corps 2460 lions 2460 total 4920 pioneer girls 6263 lions 6262 total 12525 crippled children 3948 lions 3947 total 7895 stouffville skating club 42568 lions 42567 total 85135 lemonville brownies 2385 lions 2385 total 4770 stockades 435 lions 435 total 870 stouffville guides brownies 49495 lions 49494 total 98989 cnib 975 lions 975 total 1950 canadian heart fund s15 lions 15 total 30 hospital for sick children 33 lions 33 total 66 par ticipation house 1125 lions 1125 total 2250 cancer society 194081 lions 194081 total 388162 stouffville minor hockey 80380 lions 80380 total 160760 stouffville cubs scouts 61890 lions 61889 total 123779 markham pony club 11341 lions 11341 total 22682 lemonville cubs scouts 39851 lions 39850 total 79701 york central assoc for mentally retarded 56018 lions 56017 total 112035 expenses totalled 51357 tennis tourney stouffville the stouffville tennis club held their first intertown tournament june 6 while the markham juniors won most of the sets the stouffville boys played well considering it was their first time in competition in the under 12 class stouffvilles mark barry took the first set against steve cross but the markham boy snatched the second in the under 14 class markham won all the sets the stouffville competitors were doug feasby chris barker and keith acton they played against bruce dorey glen crolly and mike lunau in that order in the under 16 group ron warne topped stouffvilles don smith in the hardest fought match of the day also in that class don mcleod of stouffville beat scott tunney in both sets thursday sports day ville july l is in stouff- summer sale of farm machinery new masseyferguson diesel tractor one only reduced to new masseyferguson 9 baler one only reduced to new masseyferguson cultivator one only reduced to new george white fertilizer sower reduced to 3 pt hitch 378000 175000 27500 h kinch sutton massey ferguson sales and service markham 2941363 1 a copt propotd pun yj maiwbng rrgvitioni it tg rrn3 o l prodikf rg ltfd brufi tlliwonh s i tr v f j ser 0uo cog nd fovkl pvoductti mrttiaq bod 809 yonj strtci wod 441 0t pn 412353 announcing summer bible school at the dickson hill public school july 59 mon to fri 9 am 12 noon closing program for parents fri july 9 730 830 pm classes for september kindergarten students to high school we welcome enrollment of new pupils on mon july 5 at 9 00 am sports ddt whitchurch stouffville stouffville memorial park thurs july 1 1971 softball horseshoes pet show swim show 5050 draw 100 per ticket chicken adults s30o the lions barbeque 4 jo to 700 pm supper chiidmn s105 money bingo all proceeds for community recreation r i 1 3 i