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Stouffville Tribune (Stouffville, ON), March 2, 1967, p. 5

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twe tokjni vaniir mink 2 1967 t 5 markham opens new 90000 centennial public library markham opened its new 87000 centennial library saturday librarian included among the many young people who attended the library opening the first hook presented to the library board was a kible from rev i h is mrs gladys hall right and her assistant mrs winnifred hall staff photo was 12 year old karen wright houghton boulevard staff photo cromey right to board chairman ale williams staff photo bible is first book presented o chairman wills junior assistants on the markham library staff include left to right it darlene seebeck jti and marlene davis 15 patty sutton 10 debbie staff photo hockey fever in the ross family by betty ross on saturday nights when the final happy motoring ihcmc wraps up the nhl game we shut oft the tv alter watching five games over a period of about six hours wc arc finished with hockey for that day five hockey games in one day isnt that a hit much it surely is and we are not coaches refer ees or players merely spectators and parents ruefully i think of all the other things i might have accomplished in those six hours sewing reading baking my husband could have painted a bedroom almost our present involve ment and lovehale rela tionship with hockey real ly began the day the tele vision arrived my hus band always would choose to attend a hockey game rather than say the bal let with a free front row scat in his own home to watch the toronto maple leafs wc became hooked truthfully i must say wc to my surprise as i watch ed those numbers on skates began to have per- s o n a 1 i t i e s faces and names before he made a team our first son played shin ny on a backyard rink and was forever taking shots even in julv comedy on ice luckily in our area the churches have organized a league the littlest boy of eight or oyer is given an opportunity to play if he can stand up on skates now wc found ourselves on saturday afternoons in the chill arena alternately laughing as the boys fell all over themselves and shouting pass it pass it move move check him for uncont rived comedy nothing can equal the jun ior teams a referee anxi ous to hold a face off at the opposite end of the rink will carry a faltering skater from one end to the other the assortment of shapes and sizes of boys in underside and oversize equipment grotesque bulbous knees pants larje enoujh for two boys cas- sius clay shoulders topped by spacchclmctcd heads is comic in itself if you do not live within walking distance of the arena you drive your son each saturday and a full 40 minutes ahead of his game so that he will bene fit from what his coach has to say this leaves ma ma out in the cold arena banging her toes against the bench ahead to keep them worm and watching whatever game is in pro cess pondering the while on its roughness as the players wham each other into the boards with thuds that vibrate the building or pummel each other at the bounce of a puck in a year or two your son is on the intermediate team you are buying him new and more expensive equipment in his bed room you cope with col lections of hockey cards from bubble gum auto graphed pictures of john ny bower the great rock et richard hockey maga zines books and signed programs mama is pressed into service at he yearly hock ey banquet mama drew the head table to wail on the year bob pulford was the guest speaker imagine wasnt i lucky to wait on pulford all i really saw was the back of his head and a strong neck and all he saw of me was a shaky paw thrusting vic tuals and coffee at him near to blows on the intermediate team some of the boys be gin to show a real aptitude for the game and a few fathers show an exagger ated partisanship once when the presbyterians were playing the angli cans two opposing fa thers differed so sharply on a point of rcfcrccing ihcv had to be restrained from punching each other the younger son who bad memorized all the names of all the players on each of six nhl teams before he went to kinder garten who could skate and was well practiced in the art of taking shots inevitably joined the junior team as soon as they would accept him his brother took two hours to dress him for his first game this wispy lit tle kid encumbered with equipment equal to a suit of armour caused all the hockey mamas in the row behind us to ask audibly who is number 17 tic is so small number 17 was out for a total of nine minutes in three shifls swiped at the puck three limes and fell down each time since the coaches and officials give so freely of their lime in the interest of boys hockey the leas the parents can do is at tend the games thus it is we have junior son ihere 40 minutes ahead of his game and watch a game while we wail the junior game our second over we markham the bible was the 1st official book ad ded to the 9000 volumes of reading material in mark- hams new ss7000 centen nial public library satur day afternoon rev f h cromey chairman of the markham ministerial asso ciation and pastor of st andrews presbyterian church presented the scriptures to library board chairman alex wil liams the building located on the cast side of main street has sufficient room to hold 15000 books the librarian is mrs bert hall her assistant is mrs hugh hall instead of the customa ry ribboncutting ceremo ny the presentation of a rush home grab something to eat and return to the arena for senior sons game taking in game num ber three while wc wait the fourth game finished wc go home and by then the nhl contest is in full swing piles of smelly expensive equipment are dropped on the back hall floor they cant miss a second of the game on tv its hockey night in cana da no doubt but it has been hockey almost all day for us introducing new motorola 21 rectangular color tv overall diagonal tube measurements 226 sq in picture viewing area the super compact series includes these features motnrolakngincered keclanciilar picture tube compart handwired golden m color tv chassis power transformer golden at custommalic preset vii v and imf color timers pontile gated automatic gain control reduces fartinc on both rotor k black white pictures automatically tint control lets yn cnsloni- adjust hirkrnnnd rolnr automatic color to blark a- white switching system helps keep nut color interference when you watch mack k white picture full year guarantee on all tubes and parts ske and hkak them now at oneills east store tv stereo the montrose portable color tv in action see this compact perfectly engineered color tv in action now at onkiils only 17v h x 25v w 20 d book was considered more appropriate for the occa sion una abrahamson the author of god bless our home was in attendance lo make the presentation first of its kind reeve alma walker said she was most pleased with the completed project the first of its kind to be of ficially opened in ontario in 1967 she extended a welcome to york county warden floyd perkins and mrs perkins of rich mond hill reeve and mrs ken laushway of stoufl- ville and a a lex mac kenzie ivipp i feel hon ored to be the reeve of the village in this centennial year she said your accomplishment is a wonderful one said mr w a roeddc director of provincial library serv ice he said that a short age of qualified librarians was a pressing problem in ontario in markham mrs hall has held the position for the past 17 years markhams library hist ory dates back lo 1s4s the first recorded president was chester hall it was reorganized in 1921 by the womens institute headed by mrs robert clark the treasurer of that dav was mr d f williams and the secretary miss emma thomas the present library board includes alex wil liams president and mem bers r h foster mel williams hartwill smith roy haines mrs alma walker mrs lachlan cal- lanach mrs donald sim and miss blanche crosby church fellowship the canadian and amer ican red cross societies have a reciprocal agree ment to supply free blood to tourists who may need transfusions while visiling in their neighboring coun tries unionville new lesidents in unionville are not long in finding new friends thanks to an orga nization of comunity volun teers called the unionville council of churches rev robert 0 ball pas tor of st philips anglcan church told the tribune that he was pleased with the reception that had been accorded the commit tee rev ball is the chair man opportunities for this kind of work have increas ed said rev ball due to the buildup of varley vil lage during the past year fiftysix volunteers are involved in the program they are divided into teams of two representing congregations at central united church bethesda lutheran church and st philips anglican a brochure tells each cou ple how they and their fa milies may contact any one of the churches personally and also lists the names ot other active organizations in the community includ ing nursery school cubs brownies swimming and curling clubs folk danc ing and lawn bowling a short history of unionville provides some background information about the vil lage its homes and its peo ple the right band of good fellowship has been exten ded by the churches in un ionville and the results have been most rewarding furniture lamps 3 main east slouflwlle 6402855

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