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the tribune thursday august 28 197s stouffville scene sgotngon mitch lewis son of mr and mrs gary lewis mount albert recently graduated from the university of windsor with his bachelor of arts degree in music i canldb help you murray g phillips one of our representatives will be at the markwood motel w wellington st e markham telephone 2941431 on monday september 29th many businesses including agriculture manufacturing tourism construction professional services transportation t wholesale apd retail trades have obtained loans from ids to acquire land buildings and machinery to increase working capital to start anew business and for other purposes if you need financing for a business proposal and are unable to obtain it elsewhere on reasonable terms and conditions perhaps idb can help you it bssmumm dmlqpmhlmm 4430 bathurst street downsview j tejephone 6380823 cancer forum centennial college and the canadian cancer society present what you should know about breast cancer thurs day sept 18 from 710 pm at the ashtonbee campus admission is free for information phone 6943241 ext 211 or 236 first installment due the first installment of the final whitchurch- stouffville municipal tax payment is due before aug 29 town office is open daily 830 am to 430 pm for payment former councillor herb simpson for mer councillor for ward 6 is recovering in york county hospital newmarket after a recent stroke television program research stouffville local ofy funded group television program en- titled all things must pass will be shown on classicom cable 10 wednesday sept 3 the hourlong program written and directed by the students will be seen at 6 pm and every hour until midnight visits parents mr and mrs dean fockler visited his parents mr and mrs aimer fockler of goodwood friday evening married at home judy taylor and vladmir smirnov were married saturday af- ternoon at the home of her parents mr and mrs bruce taylor moving to lindsay mr and mrs herb jyakely hosted a farewell i- party friday night for mr arid mrs bert silverthorn who are moving to lindsay south ontario 4h monday aug 18 the south ontario 4h beef club gathered at the uxbridge agricultural building for the august meeting and annual test on the years work fifteen members were present following the tests the group ad journed to the uxbridge bowling alley for an enjoyable evening square dance corn roast a party featuring a corn roast and music by the stouffville stompers and the nidissing county boys is slated for lat- cham hall sept 5 the winning ticket on the groups food hamper draw will be announced draw tickets costing 1 each are available at cards hardware stouffville iga and the sales barn are woolens wanted elma starr of rr 3 newmarket has some old woolens she would like to dispose of but she does not know if any fabric firms still take such items to be remade into blankets and cloth any information on the use of these old woolens would be appreciated call 895- 5230 paving almost complete paving is all but completed base coat in the northdown homes subdivision new houses are being erected at a rapid rate and a number of new residents have already moved in brownies guides meetings slated stouffville- local groups of brownies guides and rangers will be meeting again after a summer recess the 1st stouffville brownies will be meeting at stouffville united church sept 9 from 4530 pm 2nd stouffville brownies will meet every thursday starting sept 18- from 6308 pm at winlane apts the 3rd borwnie pack will meet wednesdays at st james presbyterian church first meeting is sept 17from4530pm two guide companies also meet in town 1st guides are at latcham hall wednesdays from 79 pm first meeting is sept 10 2nd guides are at the united church tuesday evenings from 79 pm meetings there commence sept 2 rangers have their meetings monday evenings at the member at the members homes times will be 730 pm starting sept 22 for information phone 6403714 thanks for repairs the thousands of motorists who pass through stouffvilles main st each week are thankful for the relief they now receive in passing over what was a boneshaking experience at the cnr track crossing the tribune drew attention to the terrific roughness of this crossing several weeks ago and is delighted that there have been repairs gormley news trip to england mr k r shine davis and daughter mary are holidaying in the british isles participants two local men competed in the ontario senior mens golf tour nament last week at the thornhill and scarboro courses they were ken betz of william street and ken laushway of park drive north local residents at fort erie meetings case 6000 3bottom mounted shear bolt plow with 17 fluted coulters free plow witti your purchase of a hew j case david brown 9901951210 of l2fe tractor or s800 reduction from list price on any new 900 or 1200 series david brown tractor with a case implement offer good july 10 aug 31 1975 seeyour deafer lor lull details- by evelyn milsted gormley congratulations to mr and mrs grant heichert nee laurie wooller- youngest daughter of mrs lorraine wooller who were married on saturday aug 23 at the home of the grooms parents the couple will be living in willowdale colleen farmer was guest of honor at a miscellaneous shower on tuesday night at the home of mr and mrs- eric pilkey of markham i mr and mrs hans koopman and family of lindhurst are visiting this week with her parents mr and mrs george barrett mrs emma bovair of woodville is holidaying with her son inlaw and daughter mr and mrs lawrence boynton mr and mrs walter brillinger- and family enjoyed a few days at canadian keswick in muskoka- mr and mrs paul farmer collen farmer and ed martin of englehaft were guests victoria square former minister frank gilbert dies b e larkin equipment mm 8875262 unionville ontario by mrs w sandle vic square mr and mrs hebermccague were weekend guests recently with george joyce mr and mrs john mccague at their cottage island 132 timagami the many friends of the rev frank gilbert a former minister on the victoria square charge will be sorry to learn of- his recent passing sin cere sympathy is ex tended to his wife we welcome to our community mr and mrs fred johnson of toronto who havemoved into the former rolph boynton house mrs johnson is mrs mabel andersons daughter wedding anniversary i greetings to mr and mrs neil mortson married 16 years aug 29 mr and mrs keith oliver shirley nelson married one year aug 31 mr and mrs allan nichols married nine years sept 3 saturday at the wedding of doris hutchinson and john thompson at the baptist camp grounds on mary lake in muskoka doris is the youngest v daughter of mr and mrs andrew hutchinson former reisdents in this area quite a few gormley residents have attended the brethren in christ camp and niagara christian college fort erie mr and mrs alvin farmer enjoyed several days at their cottage in south river the seven brothers and sisters of the gooding family and their families enjoyed a family gathering saturday at the home of mr and- mrs- vernon gooding in milton those present included eldon of richmond hill evelyn mrs milsted of thornhill dorothy mrs floyd winger of newmarket dorine mrs allan doner of ilorin nigeria vernon of milton ruth mrs tom christilaw of blind river and eileen mrs ken jones of markham mr and mrs meredith ash and david were guests at the heichert wooller wedding on saturday former teacher passes stouffville rd and kennedy rd bloomington harold harper tomlinson enjoyed tending his beehives and working his vegetable garden he died suddenly thursday at home in his 68th year mr tomlinson was born on nov 24 1907 near greenbank the son of lewis and eva tomlinson he worked as an industrial arts teacher for 35 years until his retirement fouryears ago he last taught in weston he married alta fockler on aug 3 1955 and the couple lived in weston until mr tomlinsons retirement i they lived at r r 2 stouffville for many years mr tomiinson also had a summer home in greenbank during world war llhe served as a sargeant with the canadian army being stationed at chillowack bc besides his wife he leaves behind a sister mrs louella barker of eldorado ont and two nephews lea and gurney barker funeral was at oneills funeral home with rev roy langford officiating burial was at bethel cemetery greenbank mrs charles reynolds of maytree ave admires the queen anns lace in this flower arrangement by delia paisley during the stouffville horticultural societys annual w flower show last week it was the first time the show was run over two days don bernard annual flower show over 350 exhibits seen stouffville one of the most suc cessful flower shows ever held by the stouffville horticulture society took place at the united church last week for the first time ever it was a twoday show with 350 senior exhibits and 22 in the junior classes in all 23 people exhibited in the show considering the dry year weve been having its terrific society president margaret ratcliff said the basement room of the church was full of cut flowers arrangements and garden samples the coffee and cookies provided refreshments for the visitors tops in the show was mrs gordon housser who captured 65 points next was mrs ratcliff with 60 points third in points total was mrs jean barkey linda vague was top junior with 16 points just one point ahead of her sister dianne best marigold prize went to blair housser mrs ada west took top prize in the general class best in decorative classes was mrs cliff burkholder mrs grace pugh had the best basket while ada watts was best new exhibitor i mrs ratcliff said that the society has been experiencing something of a revival a number of younger people are taking part this year she said that it augurs well for the future of the society which has 230 registered members 405 proclamation of which ail persons are asked to take notice and to govern themselves accordingly and in obedience to her majesty s writ of election directed to me for the electoral district 0f york north x if a poll is demanded and granted for the purpose of electing a person to represent the voters in the legislative assembly of ontario public notice is hereby given of the following advanpf pfll i limfi for pehsonswho expect to be unable to vote in their own polling suboiviston on the regular muvmivc rulliilu polling day will be held at locatlonsto be published later on saturday and monday september 13lh 1975 september 15lh 1975 polling hours 12 noon to 9 pm daylight saving time also friday september i2ih 1975 between the hours of 9 am and 8 ofm dst regular polling to be thursday september 18th 1975 polling hours 9 am 13 8 pm daylight savingtime nomination of candidates september 4th 1975 1 at the returning office don mills road in the village of vandorf between the hours of 12 nodn and 3 pm dst a rfvkirin flp i iqt flf ufltfrq the addition of qualified persons misseo at enumeration the addition of pooxt note final date voters and the certification of pboxv certificates at the returning office don mills road vandorf september 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th 10th between the hours of 1100 am and 100 pm and 500 pm and 900 pm daylight savingtime pj ft if defiolirf f0rchanges0r additi0nst0 the list of voters september 10th 1975 900 vm daylight saving time 0 adiine f6r proxy cikiica tlorj by iht reiurig 01 liult nffiriairnilnt the addition of the votes cast for each candidate taken from the statement of the poll- urnitihl uuurai pftepaqeo at acm polling place will take place at thereturning office don mills road in the villageof vandorf on the 20lh day of september 1975 commencing at 1000 am dst given under my hand at god save the queen vandorf this 2lh day of august 1975 n l hagell s returning oricf h a a open 9 am9 pm see our large selection of carpets- furniture mattresses rptclft carpetlearance sqyd hwy 48 3 mees north of ringw00d 6403403 try our shop at home service hi -vvft- a 7 y