the tribune thursday september 3 ult gormley netfs sympathy to doners bymrsemusted sympathy is ex tended to mr and mrs fred doust and mrs sam doner in the passing of mr doner on monday at parkview home in stouffville where both mr and mrs doner have resided for five years the funeral was on thursday afternoon in the missionary church where mr doner was a lifelong member and where be served in various offices through the years many relatives friends and neighbours were present for the funeral their son allan of ilorin nigeria africa was unable to be present this is your invitation to attend the sunday evening service at 730 pm on oct 3 at the heise hill church the wright singers of newmarket and the outreach quartette will be presenting a special singspiration service the youth of heise hill church are having a hayride and youth fellowship at 730 pm on sat oct 2 at the ray winger farm in maple mr and mrs donald snyder and cynthia of waterloo were guests of rev and mrs cecil rosenberger on satur day miss laura rutledge has returned from a delightful visit with her sisters in maringa parana brazil she has enrolled in her second year at emmanuel bible college in kitchener congratulations to mr and mrs david yake nee linda lonsbury of cambridge who were married on saturday in the bethany missionary church in kitchener they will be living in one of the apartments of the former winger home on woodbine ave mr and mrs fred yake parents of the groom mr and mrs lambert yake and other relatives from this area were guests at the wedding this is your invitation to a miscellaneous shower for miss margaret wright and mr keith doner at the youth centre on october 14 mr and mrs ray winger and family along with her parents mr and mrs frank bennett were filmed last week by the bob mclean show the presentation farm activities on thanksgiving will be televise d on thanksgiving day from 12 to 1 pjn on channel 5 mr and mrs jack wright entertained their family at a buffet dinner on sunday in honour of the 40th anniversary of jacks parents mr and mrs alfred wright of rosemont guests were mr and mrs robert wright x family of mississauga mr and mrs gerald cover and family of kincardine and mr and mrs raymond mccartney and family of mississauga mr and mrs fred yake enjoyed the week end with rev and mrs clarence hunking of kitchener young apostles on sunday night oct 3 at 915 pm the young apostles a gospel singing group from steubenville ohio will be at the stouffville youth centre the group is considered professional and they sing across the united states and parts of canada stouffville scene whats going on x christmas- bazaar the ladies of the evening guild at christ church anglican held their sept meeting at the home of mrs anne mcmurray on elm rd the main order of business was their up coming christmas bazaar to be held on saturday afternoon nov 20 at the church i i i il scouts needed ballantrae scout troupe is in need of new recruits any interested boys between the ages of 11 and 14 years are in vited to attend the scout meetings held every tuesday night 7 pm at the ballantrae com munity centre jewish christians speak bloomington two local churches will be featuring speakers from the american board of missions to the jews and a movie of israels history rev richard cohen a christian missionary who was born and raised in the jewish faith will speak at bloomington christian gospel church monday at 8 pm wednesday oct 6 8 pm the film israel my son will be shown at the church this is a tively as best man and bridesmaid the couple are now residing at dart- deahngwmt tiie vooo mouth ns pvte bruce johnston son of mr and mrs tr johnston of stouff- ville was recently married to suzanne scott in a ceremony at halifax nova scotia the former miss scott is the daughter of mr and mrs john scott of london ontario pvte and mrs danny mcardle acted respec- year old history of israel but mainly focusing on the rebirth of the state of israel mccormack me morial christian church will be the scene of a speech on christ in the passover by dr tom mccall the presentation is to be held sunday 730 pm tuesday at 8 pm hebrew christian evangelist zola levitt will steak election coverage cable 10 richmond hill is now airing in dividual interviews with local councillors and trustees interviews with whitchurch stouffville incumbents will be aired every wednesday at 730 930 and 1130 pm interviews with markhams elected of- fidals will also be aired wednesdays but at 7 9 and 11 pm live allcandidates shows will be aired beginning monday nov 15 thanksgiving service an interdenom inational thanks giving service will be held sunday 3 pm at the historic bible christian church located at the pickering museum in brougham the service is sponsored by the ajax- pickering ministerial association jon m jenkins chief of police thomas chambers dlputy chief administration branch william jordan deputy chief operations branch durham regional police force p u bl i c n ot i cr board of commissioners of police re6ional mmnmmmdmm 77 centre st north oshawa ontario l1g4b7 osrtawa 4165791520 toronto 4163670478 weekly bible study is held at parkview itr effective september 30th 1976 the durham regional police force is responsible for the protection of life and property for the entire township of uxbridge whch includes the former township- of scott f i jt v ait in the event you require p0lice servpce will call- 7 5 j vy o 5- 2 3 3 66- r the police station for your isitoated at 12 sprucestreet j uxbridge w i we look forward to working together no ensure that our community remains a safe place in which to live andwork t jermyni jon m jenkins chief of police last monday started off with rev jeffrey taking the weekly bible study in the auditorium those who meet for this study every monday morning certainly seem to have a good time this monday we will be welcoming rev van- derbent back from his vacation which in cidentally ended up with him having an attack of the flu on thursday af ternoon we had something in the home which was a little dif ferent for parkview because mrs samuel- dpner was unable to get out to church to the funeral of her husband the family thought it would be nice if a short service in his memory could be arranged her in the home many of sam doners friends at parkview who otherwise would not have been able to attend the funeral were able to participate in this service miss adaramer was responsible for providing the musical variety programme last thurs- art display the great pine ridge art group of uxbridge will be displaying their paintings in the stouff- ville public library from oct 1 to 31 during regular library hours j plaque unveiled an historical plaque has just been unveiled in palmerston com memorating the ontario vaccine farm located there the plaque was erected by the ontario heritage foundation and sponsored by palmerston council while the farm was originally established in 1885 by dr alexander stewart of palmerston dr herbert b coleman followed in 1911 and produced the smallpox vaccine there until 1916 dr colemans son dr wm h coleman is a dentist on main st markham this farm in more recent years has been taken over c and transferred to the antitoxin laboratory of the university of toronto september show a beautiful collection of flowers was on display monday sept- 20 in the- united church hall for the stouffville hor- ticultural societys monthly show there were a total of 145 entries in the senior section entered by 18 exhibitors the uniformly high quality of all exhibits made the judging con- ducted by cathy williams of perma flew florist supplies a very difficult martha almstedt won a prize for best rose exhibit and she also was awarded most points forj- the show in the junior section there were 13 entries by four exhibitors russel beaton took the mostj points for a boy and wendy beaton tied witft day evening and on sunday evening rev ted creen from the stouffville presbyterian church brought a message to us again we have had many visitors to the home a few of whom we will mention delia greenwood of brockville came to visit mrs brander who has recently come into the home after a few weeks in hospital we welcome mrs brander and trust her stay at parkview will be very happy edward good from waterloo came in to see his father mr e good lilian cleland- janet richmond and mrs r park all of listowell visited mrs hamilton mrs margaret foster had a surprise dianne vague in the visit from her neiceand junior girls category husband mr and mrs paton- they were on a tour in canada from perth scotland and decided to make quick call at parkviewwayne and karen brown of brittont came into see mrs mary jones and lloyd and joy waggof lindsay visited with dan wagg a lovely basket created by pat beatorij was named the most decorative arrangement mrs williams after judging gave 1 demonstration on arranging dried plant material a christmas wreath and alsoa christmas table decoration report of 4h beef clubi by eleanor oneill pn the evening of monday sept 7 in the ontario ministry of agriculture and food board room at 730 pm the north and south ontario county 4h beef clubs met for their test asst agric rep john finlay gave us a short review before the test and upon writing the test we found that- it was mostly multiple choice except for a couple of the last questions from the lesson aboutvfeeding protein and calculating rations- for dairy and beef cattle after the matter of the test was behind us we all relaxed and had lots of fun bowling in uxbridge when the great events on september 7 were over the members from the south ontario beef club had to rush around washing clipping and brushing their calves in last minute preparation for our achievement day which was on september 11 as for the achievement day it ran fairly smoothly for most but it hit dave chambers kind of hard the way he jumped up it seemed like nothing was wrong with him and we hope that was the case congratulations to the people who made it to beavcrton fair with their projects and especially to john robertson who came out on top with his champion beef steer well 1 guess the 4h year is pretty well drawing to a close fori most members except of course the proud people whose calves have made the gain of 21 pemnds per day since may for they will be going to the queens guineas to compete later in november will be taping 2 game shows headline hunters and definition in the coming weekends you are invited lo be pari of the studio audience for free tickets phone cftotv 29191 11 children must be 12 yeors of age to be ad mitted cfto for a unique radio listening experience 1390 tuneinon ch00 1390 1390 on your dial from 1230 100 pm each sunday 1230 12145 pmtheimennonlte hour 1245 100 pm canadian youthtlme you will be glad you listened -a- it has been a good 4h year for me anyway ive learned a lot and im sure that youll agree that you have too 4h is a cluk that makes you proud be a part of so if all goes well ill see you next year by all means en- courage new members to come out to the meetings because the world needs people like the ones that come out of 4h clubs id like to write aj special thanks to john finlay the asst agric rep that has helped to keep the south ontario beef club going this past year by coming to the meetings to teach the lessons and by joining in with the rest of us in our recreational activities i another important j factor is bruce gibson who showed us how to 1 groom our calves so they look their best to the judges im sure that some of his techniques were used by the club members that won prizes at the various fairs in which they exhibited and last but certainly i not least art richardson our club leader he really helped the club in organizing transportation for the calves and members to the fairs and achievement day that took place during the club year one thing that i couldnt help notice about him is that whatever club activity or just anything u we were doing he was jw right there to help any of j us that had any troubles i big or small i thank all these men on behalf of the south ontario beef club for helping us complete our 4- h year successfully 9 i w ji aifcij ft- vxs -tvr- va ft h a gsr r v ft w z teiwvcv tvt c4tirtu