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the tbibune thursday july 18 1968 pjte 15 present diplomas at bible school markham six stu dents of the dicksons hill- wideman summer bible school were the recipients of diplomas at closing ex ercises i n wideman church friday they were i linda dike kenneth hoover jennie moyer marlene reesor janet wideman and margaret weitzenbauer eleven other young people were presented with gold seals including keith wideman harold wideman john byer bri- get ramsey betty burk- holder karen hoover emily nighswander donna drudge kenneth wide- man jim burkholder and marilyn james the two week school was a cooperative project di- attends lion convention in dallas texas by mrs william sandle victoria square mr and mrs lawson mumberson have returned from the lions interna tional convention in dallas texas while there they visited with mr and mrs cecil mumberson in hous ton and dr and mrs henry sebesta at still water oklahoma during their visit to houston they attended a baseball game in the astro dome visitors at the church service were mr and mrs stewart diceman and lynda greenbank mr and mrs lome weldrick king and mrs jean pen- fold buffalo ny rev and mrs martin jenkinson were guests at the dunloplingard wed ding in the anglican church woodbridge the many friends of mrs mabel frisby will be pleased to hear that she is able to be home following her recent illness in york county hospital real estate questions and answers question why the high interest rates and who is to blame answer no one is to blame it is the law of supply and demand when money is scarce like the present rates are high and when money is plentiful rates go down accordingly question my husband and i have been looking for a small piece of land in the country maybe an acre or two but all we can find are large farms at todays prices we cannot afford that much land why do the townships restrict the severing of smaller acreages answer the ontario government has just passed a law restricting all land severances big and small unless approved by them so dont be too hard on the municipalities if you have a real estate problem briefly write it down and send it to the york county and dis- trict real estate board 31 yonge street north richmond hill bible camp haven is heaven far children vided between the two churches with a total en rolment of 151 members of the school teaching staff were gwen wideman edna wideman jeannette faw hazel bishop flora bar- key ann weitzenbauer ada ramer joan hoover helen shank margaret wideman mildred ramer marian hoover lois hoov er mary weidner paul weidner lome grove nancy wideman harold faw and ronald faw the worship leader at wideman church was paul weidner and at dicksons hill vera moyer the school secre tary was willis wideman each class from kinder garten to grades 9 and 10 shared in the presentation of the closing program willow springs bible camp at rr 4 stouffville near lemonville has two objectives to provide boys and girls from 8 to 18 years with a home away from home during the summer vacation period and in addition to outdoor recreation a program of christian education is also included shown here colin foster and tony furness both 11 display their skill at handling a canoe staff photo a speedy recovery is wished for mrs emma fennell who is in the york county hospital her room number is 444 also to mrs don matthews who is in the york central hospital richmond hill mrs jean penfold buf falo ny is visiting with mr and mrs albert tatton congratulations to mr vincent westbrook who will celebrate his 80th birthday july 21 and to mr fred mcroberts who will celebrate his 87th birthday july 21 birthday greetings to mrs john kelly july 22 to kathy brown 13 years july 24 mr mervin card the re cent purchaser of hen dricks hardware is erect ing his own custombuilt home on a scenic lot at cone 9 pickering twp the pencil lake gang enjoyed a lovely afternoon and picnic supper in the stouffville park july 14 wins academic award altona tom bunk er a third year student of applied science and en gineering at the university of toronto has been awarded the james l mor ris memorial prize for aca demic achievement he is the son of mr- and mrs mervin bunker stouffville rr 3 news of the award was received by his parents in the mail tuesday from the faculty tom stood second out of 79 in the term of 196768 this summer he is em ployed as a surveyor with office headquarters in new liskeard although camp activities keep the children busy from early morning to late evening hours the super intendent richard ohlman makes sure each finds time for a word of prayer and bible study willow springs is sponsored by the ontario council of the canadian sunday school mission it is nondenominational staff photo elmer art contest if you are new- to town or have just moved into a new home stouffvilles own teenagers like to be treated as individuals and they are at willow springs charlie williams 13 and howard robb 15 put together their own manmade raft and it actually floats danny shearer 12 gets set for a plunge off the diving board staff photo stouffville merchants in the stouff ville shopping plaza are sponsoring a contest for all boys and girls age 4 to 16 years all kids are invited to draw a picture of elmer the safety elephant there is no limit on the number of entries prizes of 45 will be div ided among age categories welcome service would like to call on you with housewarming gifts and information about your new loca tion the hostess will be glad to arrange your subscription to the stouffville tribune call mrs erma jfoeler at 6403858 hwwmmmawamraww first tube 1500000 4 to 7 8 to 12 and 13 to 16 all drawings willbe dis played in stouffville plaza stores judging will take place july 27 at 3 pm see the advertisement on page 16 of this issue congratulations to mr e pilkey 330 main st w on winning a philco mantle radio on cfgm save money on wht wrtbum subscribe today and enjoy the savings of a mail subscription- and get all the news of 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