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the tribune thursday june 8ms is woman receives serious injuries mary kreutzer 43 of mount albert received serious injuries to bead and pelvis early thur sday afternoon june 1 when her car was in volved in an accident with a tractor trailer on hwy no 48 2k miles north of mount albert police said the tractor trailer was owned by ed randall ltd and driven by william redmond 28 of stroud music show whitchurch highlands public school is holding a music night tonight thursday at 730 pm the school musicians recently bad a successful tour of aurora and newmarket murray hopkins lifelong resident the goodwood ps talent night drew a good crowd last henke does the splits on the balance beam below sandra friday night as students displayed their skills above silke mayr plays a solo goodwood talent show students show their skills stouffville the community was saddened to learn that murray hopkins a lifelong stouffville resident passed away last week mr hopkins nicknamed wheezy by his friends worked with pete welch as an elec trician for many years and was well known around town he and his wife violet moved up to cannington two years ago the couple had three children alan jim and nancy mrs goudie and three grandsons mr hopkins is also mourned by his sister vera noble funeral services were held at the oneill home on monday june 5 at 130 pm with rev bish officiating pall bearers jerry mahoney charlie lintner stanley noble bernie tunney fred marshman and don mccurdy carried him to his resting place in the stouffville cemetery goodwood excited children teachers relatives and friends crowded into the gym at goodwood ps to enjoy the annual talent night the program was varied and the en thusiasm high despite minor setbacks nobody cared when a young pianist hit the dorothy barth and michael taylor pleased the crowd with their duet however it must be said that michael was somewhat less than galant he asked the photographer to take his picture and then said that it wasnt necessary to get his partner forget about her just get me he com mented victoria square lions club executive by marion sandle following is a list of the executive of the- victoria square district lions club for 1978 1979 president lion ken harmon 1st vice president dave beadle 2nd vice president john gee 3rd vice president dick cor coran secretary john mccague treasurer 4 john smith lion tamer funeral tuesday ted- jones of stouff ville passed away in his 71st year last weekat his home mr jones who for years was coowner of the jones and morris com mercial photographers in toronto is survived by his wife elsie daughter sylvia mrs barry lee susan mrs richard powell and michael he is also survived by nine grandchildren and one sister lonie san- derson a son edward deceased funeral service was held a oneill funeral home tuesday service was conducted by rev jacob small interment will be at the stouffville cemetery fred harris tail twister john bateman past president jack walker bulletin editor jack walker n good used saleable articles are required for the annual auction and rummage sale of the victoria square district lions club to be held in the community hall on saturday september 16 for pick ups call lions jack walker 8842882 frank brumwell 887- 5536 fraser gee 887- 5194 dave beadle 773- 4190 john mccague 887- 5409 or don boynton 887- 5348 the annual memorial service was held on sunday morning with the rev alfred day in charge guest soloist was mrs elson miles following the service a picnic pot luck luncheon was held in the sunday school room where everyone had a chance to renew their friendships on sunday afternoon neighbours friends and relatives gathered in the victoria square com munity hall to have a miscellaneous shower for linda dvernechuk and david smith who are being married june 17 the june meeting of the womans institute will be held on tuesday evening june 13 at 8 pm at the home of mrs harold hill with mrs hill in charge of the program all ladies welcome open house will be held in the victoria square community hall on tuesday june 20 from 230 pm 430 pm arid from 7 pm 9 pm in honour of mr and mrs heber mccague who will be celebrating their 50th wedding anniversary please accept this notice as your invitation to attend birthday greetings to sharron leitch june 9 june collard june 10 bobby nichols june 13 doris pickering june 14 wrong note everyone listened respectfully to tiny singers who were completely inaudible and the crowd applauded wildly when misun derstandings about music were covered up by the rapid opening and closing of the curtain un doubtedly it added greatly to the excitement and suspense to the show in addition to all this there were some ex- cellent gymnastics routines a funny little play a surprise number by the teachers a dramatic drummer interesting dances and cold lemonade at in termission naturally a wonderful time was had by all support stouffville bantam all stars have your car washed and vacuumed for canadian tire satsunjune1718 9 am to 6 pm proceeds go to pay way for team trip to the toronto blue jay game jfood is our specialty at family prices make this a must habit and visit spot 48 7223339 where we serve both quality and quantity melville church c elebratio n athletic awards presented tonight tonights the night for the famous italian dinner presented by the sdss rugger teams along with the athletic- awards presentation the dinner for the general public is at 630 pm and there are still many tickets lefttickets 3 for adults and high school students 2 for younger children are available from sdss students the school or can be had at the door at 8 pm the presentation of athletic trophies will take place june 4 1978 was a great day for melville united church even the weather co operated the church beautifully decorated with june flowers was full for the 133rd anniversary morning service the sister congregation from locust hill joined in worship rev gordon hunter spoke with hope and confidence in a living and growing church in the midst of world chaos and depression the choir appropriately sang nothing is impossible and come holy spirit pat moss was soloist with louise clarke at the piano and john houckat the organ for the- day rev roscoe chapin a former minister pronounced the benediction an hour of fellowship and refresh ment followed prior to the afternoon service at 2 when the new entrance was dedicated the congregation gathered outdoors for the opening ceremony audrey forrester whose grandfather originally gave the land on which the church stands and stanley patterson chairman of the special projects committee officially cut the ribbon and everyone proceeded indoors the afternoon speaker was rev dr berkely reynolds of west euesmere uc he emphasized the need today for teaching bible truths and then reaching out a concerned hand to our neighbour in need included in the special music were selections by the truthful sounds a young peoples group from west euesmere the book of remembrance con taining names in memoriam and con tributors and three new church flags were dedicated by rev gordon hunter the book will remain permanently on display on a stand built and installed by frank brown tribute was paid to the designers and builders murray brown and jon nigh the modern entrance blends beautifully with the ex terior of the century old church teen boys and girls from the congregation ushered at both services greetings were received from mrs a miller on behalf of browns corners uc donald deacon and stephen roman ross scrimger chairman of york pesbytery spoke briefly jennie carruthers the oldest living person affiliated with melville felt unable to attend edna myers was recognized as the oldest member and she and mrs edgar nigh poured tea later in the church parlours the sentiments of everyone were expressed in the prayer of the service father god we keep forgetting those who lived before us those who prayed in this church before we were born what our fathers have done for us we drink from wells we did not find eat food from farmland we did not develop enjoy freedoms we did not earn worship in churches we did not build this day make us grateful for our heritage- today we feel our oneness with those who have gone before us whose faith arid work have enriched our lives may our faith be as vital our worship as alive our fellowship as deep as many of the faithful who lived and served here we pray in jesus name amen food is our specialty at family prices full buffet hot cold top entertainment every week 7 miles north of mt albert on hwy 48 one in three 4 every third canadian some 8000000 of them belongs to a credit union and more of them are becoming members every day why they like the friendly service high savings in terest rates and lowcost financing offered by their credit unions stouffville district credit union 96 main st w 6402811 canadians like credit unions when youre investing in a home second best just isn t good enough with its reputation for 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