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s the tribune thursday aug- 23 1m3 stouffville scene i what s going an buys two stores colle graduate harley winborn has graduated with a bachelor of theology degree from ontario bible college and has joined the staff of world vision incorporated he is the son of mr and mrs lawrence winborn rr 3 newmarket murdoch maciver accomplished horsetrainer stouffville bing ing owner and operator of bings restaurant main street stouffville has acquired two additional properties also on main they are part of the smith block containing the tribune office and greenwood electronics the transaction closes aug 28 in addition to these holdings mr ing also owns the store operated by fred jackson and sons east of the restaurant there are second floor apartments above both premises from thornhill a welcome is exten ded to mr and mrs glenn hincks and daughter sandra of thornhill mr and mrs hincks have purchased the home of rev and mrs gordon gooderham and family manitoba street and will take up residence here shortly mr hincks is an area manager for travelways limited markham murdich maciver coowner of markham florist limited with his son donald passed away friday in scarboro general hospital at the age of o7 mr macivers connection with the florist business dated back to 1945 he first worked for nick schoutcn and later operated maciver florists with his son until 1962 when the markham florist firm was pur chased mr maciver had resided in the markham area since 1940 he was one of ontarios leading trainers of thoroughbred horses assisting such wellknown breeders as harry addison charles hemstead hrbain harry hatch and whwright he was an associate member of the markham dist veterans association mr maciver was an enthusiastic out- doorsman enjoying the sport of fishing in his later years surviving is his wife theresa eight children donald earl joyce kav paul gloria flora and brian and nine grandchildren cremation followed the funeral service monday aug 20 visit grandparents wendy beaton daughter of mr and mrs graham beaton rupert avenue is enjoying the resort facilities at lake huron while visiting her grandparents mr and mrs jack beaton kincardine cottage guest susan eidt rupert avenue was a recent weekend guest at the cottage of her friend jill schellclarkestreet kin festival the kinsmen club of stouffville is sponsoring germanstyled festival in the arena saturday aug 25 music will be provided by the happy brewers oom pahpah band from 8 pm to 1 am with tickets available at the door to cameron lake mr and mrs ron webb of maystone court enjoyed a visit with mr and mrs ledrue at cameron lake cottage holiday mr and mrs al ionson rupert avenue have returned to town following a pleasant holiday at their haliburton area cottage entertain niece mr and mrs joe infurnari rupert ave nue have been enter taining mrs infurnaris niece wendy for the past few days at their home move to orillia mr and mrs robert barkey formerly of albert street stouffville have taken up residence in orillia to east coast mr and mrs jack hopper fairview ave nue have returned from a vacation trip down me east coast a ontario hoosing corporation an agency of the province of ontario supply delivery and uncrating of 1227 electric ranges and 1227 electric refrigerators for the follwoing projects elimra oh2 stoney creek oh1 eloraoh1 stouffville oh2 islington st andrews oh144 thornbury oh2 kitchener oh29 tretheway tedder ohu2 mississauga oh8 tweed oh1 mississauga oh11 vanier oh1 stayner oh1 p c 21 whitby oh3 tenders will be received for the supply delivery and uncrating of 1227 electric ranges and 1 227 electric refrigerators to be distributed to the above projects until 1200 noon edst september 6 1973 at the office of the chief purchasing officer ontario housing corporation 101 bloor street west toronto ontario aass 1p8 telephone 966 3600 extension 294 from whom details and specifications may be obtained the lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted bing ing came to stouffville from china in 1955 he worked for a time with his father before going into business on his own his parents still reside with him he has a brother hong in guelph and a second brother roy in midland he is married with one son and two daughters crossen tournament fred and eleanor crossen will host their annual lawn bowling tournament here labor day sept 3 the competition is a feature of the bowling season in stouffville and full greens are anticipated leadership camp brian moffatt son of mr and mrs john moffatt loretta crescent south was selected to represent stouffville dist secondary school at the ontario athletic leadership camp near lake couchiching trip to england mr and mrs robert boake and bobby tenth line south mr and mrs frank barker and yvonne fairview avenue and yvonnes friend miss cheryl gray have recently returned from a pleasant vacation trip to england remodel interior renovations are underway at the towne restaurant main street west in stouffville ear rings found a pair of fancy ear rings have been found in the main street coin laundry the owner may claim them at the tribune office bus to cne the stouffville lions bus is leaving the a p plaza at 1115 am sunday aug 26 for the cne grandstand so residents may hear rev david mainse dr jean vanier the de lasalle brass band and the salvation army brass band the charge is s125 for the bus and seats will be booked on a first- come first served basis there is room for 38 call 6401716 if you wish to go- home from hospital mrs mildred snowball ninth line south is home from hospital and making excellent recovery following surgery evening auction a clearing auction of excellent furniture and other items the property of the late james bennett will be held at main street east in stouffville wed aug 29 beginning at 630 pm the register is published in the classified section the auctioneer is lloyd wilson of uxbridge visitor here harvey pipher a ringwood native and known to many in the stouffville area was a visitor in town friday mr pipher resides in toronto restaurant closed as one restaurant on main street prepares to open another has closed the black rose has shut down and the owners moved out late margery mertens loved her garden candlelight ceremony mr and mrs bob bentley following their candlelight wedding in markham missionary church july 27 the bride is the former sharon thomson daughter of mr and mrs j walter thomson of markham the groom is the son of mr and mrs robert bentley of scarborough rev harold boadway performed the ceremony the brides attendant was her sister becky thomson and the best man was dennis anderson of scar borough the ushers were jim loveless a friend of the groom and dave thomson brother of the bride markham photo service passes at age 92 stouffville the immaculate home and garden that beiinged to margery mertens duchess street stouffville will never seem the same for margery that was her life her home and her garden and she gave them her greatest care and attention margery mertens passed away aug 14 in york county hospital newmarket after several months of declining health she was admitted there earlier this summer and never returned to the place she loved so much margery mertens was of strong pioneer stock and often spoke with pride of her ancestral background she grew up as a girl just west of the old village the daughter of joseph and emmaline mertens the property known as maple farm was settled by the mertens family about 1834 and history records that a meeting to establish stouffvilles first christian church was held at the mertens residence aside from the two years she lived in north markham margery mertens retained a close connection with stouffville moving to town with her father about 25 years ago the horticultural society was one of her main interests and she attended meetings regularly she served as secretary of the organization in stouffville thirty five years her floral entries were consistent winners at local shows she was skilled at making quilts and rugs that found ready sale to persons who recognized their quality she was also an excellent clothesmaker for quite a number of years margery was a member of the tribune staff working on the north side of main street and later at the present office site she handled the local and personal section of the newspaper a weekly chore she enjoyed in addition to this she would always call the papers editor during nighttime hours when the fire siren sounded a service she performed up to the time she was admitted to hospital she was a member of the stouffville missionary church surviving are four nieces and nephews ivan goudie stouffville eleanor mrs mervin bunker altona helen mrs donald davis georgetown and donald goudie st john new brunswick an only sister ina mrs fletcher goudie predeceased her eight years ago rev eldon boettger conducted the service from the oneill funeral home stouffville friday afternoon with interment stouffville cemetery the pall bearers were james goudie gordon brown carl reesor earl hoover don doner and jim thomas book exchange 3 york cty the grade 13 book exchange for york county schools is now in operation at bayview secondary school daily from tuesday to saturday until sept l students are asked to bring in their books for resale as soon as possible both new and used books are available for all subjects ii n markham toyota hwv 7 nr limited sales service parts leasing agincourt 2973300 located on hwy 48 vi miles north of hwy 7 ballantrae service was held from the oneill funeral home stouffville aug 11 for mr arthur vaughan following his passing aug 9 in brierbush hospital mr vaughan was 92 born april 5 1881 in toronto the son of george and alice vaughan he marred clara lazenby in november 1907 she predeceased himthirteen years ago mrandmrsvaughan farmed at church hill before moving to ballantrae to retire he resided with his one daughter alice mrs carl rose of ballantrae for the past five years surviving also are two grandchildren bruce of ballantrae joyce mrs wm yates of beaverton and one great grandchild susan rose pall bearers were eugene paisley percy wagg thomas clark harry simpson edward nesbitt and dennis crittenden interment was in church hill cemetery maybe we can help you out of a jam i sv life has a way of presenting us with sticky problems from time to time and classified has a way of helping solve some of the stickiest problems of all if youre looking for help for a cash buyer for your product or service the tribune classified is waiting to help you when youre in a jam which can best be solved by communicating with others dial 6402100 or 6402101 weil help you word and place a low- cost ad which will get you in touch with the right people readi 11 500 homes in york region and ontario county classified department 6402100 2101