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page 4 the tribune thursday june 18 1970 womens fertlmne 4iiiiiiiiiiimiiiuiiumiiuu1ui host veterans on sunday afternoon the legion and auxiliary ladies hosted a bus load of veterans from sunn ybrook hospital toronto for the third successive year among the group was mr cleve pearson a former stouffville resident who will be celebrating his 90th birthday thursday mr allan mcconnochie also from stouffville en tertained them during the afternoon with music on the piano and mr art latcham also entertained the boys mr and mrs eugene baker rupert avenue were visitors sunday with mr and mrs irvin winch in keswick kenneth drudge eileen drudge donna drudge three family graduates in one year the year 1970 is unique for the family of mr and mrs albert drudge rri ff stouffville a son and two daughters are all graduates from their respective schools kenneth wayne 25 received his ba degree may 24 at waterloo lutheran university majoring in psychology he and his wife have accepted 1 teaching positions at red bay labrador eileen marie 22 graduated june 6 5 from the kitchenerwaterloo school of nursing and donna catherine 17 has 3 completed her 4year course at markham dist high school ail three were home june 7 when a gathering in their honor was held at the family farm cone 10 3 markham iiiuiithiiuiimitllklllllllllllllltlllllltllllllllllllllllllllillllllliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimllmiiiiiillllllllllllllllllltllllllllllllllltllllllllltllrr recent visitors with mr and mrs eugene baker rupert avenue were mr and mrs morgan baker of york mills mrs floyd ratcliff rr4 stouffville mr roy stewart of baker hill and his mother from england bob hassard lloyd avenue is out of hospital following surgery on his knee stouffville scene jvhats going on bake sale the annual homebaking sale sponsored by the stouffville home and school association will be held at the civic square saturday morning at 10 am support of this project would be ap preciated miss rosalie nighswander of altona and a member of the tribune office staff left saturday by united air lines for a oneweek vacation with her aunt and uncle mr and mrs leroy martin portland oregon miss mary pattenden and mr george guerin of north bay spent a weekend recently with her parents mr and mrs chester pattenden market street on june 6 friends from gormley bethesda and aurora gathered to shower mary with many beautiful and useful gifts in honor of her forthcoming marriage june 27 chicken barbecue the annual chicken barbecue sponsored by the lions club in the stouffville park is wed nesday june 24 awards nights awards nights for elementary school students in stouffville have been arranged as follows summit view and st marks june 22 jr high school june 23 and or chard park june 25 george baker manitoba street remains a patient in scarboro centenary hospital he was admitted there june 6 after suf fering burns to his face while at work in the tribune printing plant on main street the cause of his accident is still not known mr bakers room number is 711 the friendship club will meet thursday in the legion hall all senior citizens welcome those wishing a ride call 6402443 and 6403663 mrs eh neville has returned home after spending a week with her sister mrs lodema fleischer of downsview mr and mrs norm baker have moved from their home on rose avenue to take up residence in the dublin apartments markham plan to attend the bingo in the whitchurch cen tennial centre friday june 19 at eight oclock sponsor trip two grade 6 students of summit view public school won expensepaid trips to ottawa this week sponsored by the stouff ville kinsmen club children were asked to participate in written compositions on the work of service clubs in stouff ville the winners were douglas marshman and lorraine hudson the class left by bus on tuesday and returned wednesday the pupils were able to cover a portion of the cost through miscellaneous projects carried on in recent weeks a welcome is extended to mr and mrs william willcocks and family formerly of musselmans lake and now residing at 15 montreal street village clerk ralph corner attended the convention of the ontario municipal association in new liskeard dealing specifically with problems related to villages and towns clerk corner is a member of the organizations executive mr and mrs ross grainge and family are new residents in the ponderosa at 557 maystone court they lived previously south of ringwood a section of the new senior citizens apartment north of elm road par tially collapsed thursday afternoon one of the main girders buckled under the weight of the flooring above mennonite relief sale a number of residents from the stouffville- markham area attended the ontario mennonite relief sale may 30 at new hamburg ontario receipts this year ex ceeded 56000 an increase of 9000 over 1969 and 24000 over 1967 when the sale was first held mr and mrs gordon pearce and family rr3 claremont had been planning for several weeks- now to travel down to guyana south america where gord had accepted a teaching position in a new school there however word has been received that the building is not yet completed so the change in locations will have to wait one year mr and mrs pearce reside on the markhampickering townline a private funeral service was conducted in stouff ville for the late reginald hcise son of the late mr and mrs duncan heise the family resided at the corner of william and main st some forty years ago in the home presently occupied by mr and mrs percy brillinger the grade 2 class at orchard park par ticipated in the project schoolhouse whereby funds were sent from ontario to assist in the building of a school in the commonwealth caribbean island of st vincent staff teacher miss lois flett has received a letter of appreciation from mrs betty kennedy chairman of hon wm davis ad visory committee on educational assistance mrs mary lcmmon a wellknown and highly respected resident of brougham will celebrate her 92nd birthday june 28 v welcome service invites newcomers to get acquainted with stouffville our hostess will call on you with housewarming gifts and information on parks clubs and services avail able in stouffville call jane schweichert 640h10 fatal heart seizure service was conducted monday afternoon from the ogden funeral home agincourt for mr ross lamoreaux montreal street stouffville mr lamoreaux died suddenly saturday morning following a heart attack he was 49 surviving besides his wife the for mer dorothy smyth are two daughters carol mrs wm renaud of willowdale betty mrs r brenn toronto one son james at home one granddaughter cheryl renaud and his step mother mrs maisie lamoreaux of milliken interment was made at ebenezer cemetery milliken the stouffville- ringwood and bloomington churches will once again hold drivein church services in the stouffville plaza every sunday evening throughout the summer season beginning june 21 xgggxb 111 i f m 1 1 markham 1 whibht walt disney production crmtw c rrt touoh to m a biro long service recognized mr and mrs ira burkholder market street stouffville have retired after 14 years of service on the caretaking staff of stouffville district secondary school they were presented with a suitcase and a school letter by peter sanderson at an assembly held recently in the school peter harris york realtors garden contest i york cty last year owners of several beautiful gardens in the york county area received recognition for their contributions to the beauty of the district in the york county and district real estate boards first home garden contest if you are proud of your garden why not enter the second annual home garden contest sponsored by this same group first prize as last year will be an oil painting of the recipients own garden by langley donges oip of richmond hill suitable engraved stainless steel garden spades will be awarded to the next three winners contestants must be residents of york county north of steeles avenue free entry forms may be picked up at your local realtors office garden centre or from the local horticultural society although judging will not be done until september entries must be post marked not later than june 30 further information on the contest may be ob tained by phoning mrs g cruse at 8842813 mrs rie helsloot of amsterdam holland is spending six weeks with mr and mrs herbert lchnar stouffville rr2 her first trip to canada mrs helsloot arrived by plane june 11 mrs lehnar and mrs helsloot have not been together for over 25 years speaking of togetherness steve mccueeim as w bullitt closed sundays warren beatty faye dunaway ecnnie and cotde h2 sat special kids matinee at 200 pm nfflgaffiaagggxxbga high prices are a now bargains galore for dad and for you save the valu fair way panty hose 59c rainbonnets c hat box carrying case f igg retail 29c jfc anacin 100s 73c superb clinging fit mfrs sugg retail 125 mfrs sugg retail 135 skmiilk sylvania light bulbs mfrs sugg retail 2 bulbs 63c 8 bulbs 99c lady 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fair marts we reserve the right to limit quantities 17 main st w stouffville