Whitchurch-Stouffville Newspaper Index

Stouffville Tribune (Stouffville, ON), February 5, 1976, p. 6

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c the tribune thursday february 5 1976 fobdioruni goes around the world uxbridge a food forum round-tbe- worlddining will be held wednesday feb 11 at st andrews chalmers presbyterian church- in uxbridge sponsored by the home economics branch of the ministry of agriculture and food the forum will feature a full menu of suggestions from cold soup to elaborate tortes mealinone ideas to multicourse meals recipe suggestions have been especially chosen for entertainment time and include such topics as how to plan and prepare a successful buffet and cake decorating recipe booklets with many interesting suggestions will be given out time for the meeting is 8 pmand there is no admission charge alive and well an obituary note on elizabeth jean lewis in the jan 22 tribune stated that she was predeceased by her husband bertram lewis mr lewis fortunately is alive and well j i i a stouffville scene s going on kinette kaper dance kinette kaper dance will be held friday feb 13 at goodwood hall it begins at 830 pm and tickets are ss per couple for tickets call 6401428 or 6402975 thank visitor residents of green gable- manor wish to extend their warmest thanks to mrs theo hindson for sharing her very interesting slides on mexico rodeo nsunday feb- 22nd noral acres als tack shop j sponsored by whitchurch equestrian club prize money to 3rd place barrel race oval race pony express pick up bring the family for more information call 6402011 retirement announced captain kceth r crosby soa of mrs bertha crosby parkview home and the late roy h crosby retired recently from- the canadian forces rcaf after completing a ser vice career beginning in 1943 capt crosby saw service in all parts of canada and served with the canadian forces in europe on three separate occasions his terminal posting was at canadian forces base north bay he has ac cepted an executive position with mortific murrshaw ltd of calgary alberta the gospel road the 63minute gospel film the gospel road produced by singer johnny cash and his wife june and released by world wide films- the film branch of the billy graham evangelistic association will be shown at stouffviue pentecostal church this coming friday feb 6 at 745 pm the movie is a portrayal of the life of christ and was filmed in israel home from hospital stouffviue philan thropist arthur latcham returned home this week after a stay in scarboro centenary hospital school counselling- a member of the stouffviue dist secon dary school guidance department will be available at the schools thursday evenings to discuss course selection for next year parents are asked to call 6401433 for an appointment coun- seuors will be there 730 930 pm local cancer group needs volunteers stouffville the local branch of the canadian cancer society held a meeting jan 26 at the home of me richards to start preparations for the 1976 fundraising campaign harry bowes has agreed to be convenor of the local campaign committee lornavvagg reported that she is or dering 700 dozen daffodils to be sold april 2 at 1 per bunch the local branch welcomes new members to assist in the local campaign and in organizing information programs in the area for information phone 640- 2734 tias 4- york regional health unit special clinics family planning venereal diseases free and confidential information advice diagnosis and treatment two locations 22 prospect st newmarkef 912 noon tues frimorn 10350 yonge st lower level richmond hill 79 pm wed and 8954511 8875843 8321296 79 pm wed by appointment 8841133 8321384 8875245 2973633 46pmthurs roy dickson the death occurred on tuesday jad 20 of roy dickson at his residence in mississauga mr dickson was the last remaining member of a pioneer family of stouffviue two brothers and two sisters are predeceased the dickson family resided on main st east near the entrance to spring st and more than fifty years ago the late henry dickson operated a blacksmith shop near this location one predeceased brother walter operated a farm near the shop on land partly taken over by northdown homes development deceased is survived by two sons gordon of california and donald his wife the former ruby cook passed away some years ago n the funeral service was conducted privately on thursday afternoon with interment in stouffviue cemetery despite blustery weather 170 people at tended the open house sunday for mr and mrs harvey houck here mayor gordon ratcliff presents them with a plaque on behalf of the town of whitchurchstouffville jim thomas married 50 years hockey ticket winners winners of a pair of tickets to see the toronto toros were chosen re cently the contest was run by farleys crest hardware winners in- eluded peter harris kar gloth gerry foley john mann- kay mar shall la jones w prescott ken wagg mrs l assinck norman ewing ella nichols al zlotkin and brian wilson stouffville about 170 people at tended the open house sunday for mr and mrs harvey houck in honor of their 50th wedding anniversary it was held at latcham hall it was feb 3 1926 that florence edna baker and harvey houck were married at the home of her parents mr and mrsgeroge w baker of gormley rev robert young of ficiated and they had their honeymoon an delhi the couple had known each other for some years before that since the bakers had operated the store at- almira while mr houcks family farmed on the 6th cone just south of there he wasthe son of mr and mrs john w houck the families were quite close both being members of melville united church after returning from their honeymoon the couple took up farming on the houck farm and lived there until 1963 when they moved to theic maytree ave home in stouffviue v while living on the 6th mr houck was an active member of melville united church serving as trustee elder as well as secretary he was also on the school board for ss no 13 while the houck children attended there mrs houck taught piano at home and also kept foster children she taught in the sunday- school and sang in the choir at the church they are still members of the melville church the couple have two children john of markham and marilyn mrs john dors of scarboro there are six grandchildren timothy kimberley and kerrf lynn houck and eileen christine and kevin doris while mr houck did mixed farming on his 70acres in the later years he kept sheep and ponies and those were his hobbies in 1963 they sold the farm the couples main enjoyment now is their cottageon halls lake north of minden mr- v houck works a small garden there where he can exercise myself a little bit r despite bad weather sunday there was a- good turnout for the open house mayor gordon ratcliff came and presented a scroll on behalf of the town of whitchurch- stouffviue a plaque was also presented on behalf of the provincial government the guest driving the furthest was dan thornhill who came from south bend in diana he had lived with the houcks for many years other guests came from as far away as- if oakville and beaverton j jht- ir v 2 t t it o 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