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c the tribune thursday january 17 ism january special baler twine 10000 ft sisal price subject to decline 24bale seed barley certified vanier pequis herta certified bruce 6 i 725kg seed oats certified elgin scott garry rodney certified sentinal 8 925kg mixed grain 12 1340kg canada no 1 certified graduate nurse registered varieties 1525k6 higher prices on other varieties available prices will increase february 1 1 all seed is new stock tv1 wilson sons 1974 ltd box 60 whitevale ontario phone294l957 around town mrs wendy parker daughter of mr and mrs len wilkes rupert avenue stouffville a graduate of stouffville dist secondary school and the university of western ontario graduated recently from the nursing science course at loyalist college wendy has been on staff at belleville general hospital and recently accepted a position with the victorian order of nurses quinte district guests mr and mrs albert drudge wellknown in the stouffville area and for several years working in the mission fields of tanzania africa were honored at a lunch eon prior to their return to that country held at stouffvilles deer park inn present were frank and ida barkey albert and annie drudge and frank and ruby burkholder mr and mrs drudge will complete their term of service in tanzania at the end of april then take up per manent residence here early in may pcs to meet the york north branch of the progressive conservative youth association will meet oo friday jan 18 at the aurora highlands golf and country club interested persons are welcome to attend time of the gathering is 730 pjn for additional in formation call kim joice at 6404504 or john bassett jr at 7278932 show the stouffville horticultural society is sponsoring a bus to the flower show in the automotive- building exhibition park toronto tburs feb 28 the fare is five dollars anyone interested in going should contact marion housser at 6401985 friendship club the friendship club will meet thursday evening tonight at the stouffville legion hall all senior citizens are welcome those requiring transportation are asked to call 6402443 puppets return alison and johan vanderguns of the lampoon puppet theatre are returning to the town library on saturday jan 26 at 130 pm the show is entitled monkey business admission is free new location the bruce county pine furniture display centre main street west stouffville will soon move to a new location immediately east of the town hydro office family skating the stouffville figure skating club is sponsoring a family skating night sat jan 19 from 8 to 10 pm ad mission is 2 adults 1 for children 5 maximum for a family owner found when a silvergrey husky dog wandered onto the property of walter becker south of the aurora road he called the tribune with a description of the animal hopingtofinditsownerlt worked and the pet has since been returned to its residence on the st john sideroad about a half- mile away the response was tremen dous mr becker said we had calls from all dist governor the picture of markhams gord forgie appears in the most recent edition of the lions newspaper gord is governor of district a16 beef dinner circle your calendar for the annual roast beef dinner at the stouffville united church sunday feb 4 sittings will be at 5 and 615 pm dinners will also be delivered to shut- ins the number to call is 6401214 latest survey confirm 800 am to midnight cftotv 1st 156000 cblt 2nd chch 3rd wkbw 4th wivb 5th global 6th wgr 7th city 8th wutv 9th 600 pm to midnight gft0tv 1st 301000 cblt 2nd chch global wkbw wgr 3rd 4th 5th 6th wivb- ix city wutv 8th 9th 700 pm to 1100 pm cftotv 1st 324000 chch 2nd blt 3rd wivb 6th 600 pm to 800 pm cftotv 1st 233000 cblt 2nd global 3rd city chch wgr wkbw wivb 4th 5th 6th 7th th h 800 pm to 1000 pm cftotvist 354000 chch cblt g wivb wgr city wutv 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th wgr 7th city 8th wutv 9th cftotv 1st 315000 cblt 2nd global 3rd city 4th wivb 5th wkbw 6th wgr 7th all viewers monday to friday 630700 pm 1000 pm to midnight cftotv 1st 316000 cblt 2nd 3rd city wutv 4th 6th 7th 8th 9th data supplied from ac nielsen surveys monday through sunday 7 day v hour average afcl viewers 2 nov 79 canadas most viewed station and still growing xggb8s honored on his 80th birthday sunday was freds day fred crossens 80th birthday the wellknown and highlyrespected stouffville resident was honored sunday afternoon at a family gathering in the hall at grace anglican church markham about eighty folks attended there was a surprise presentation at the conclusion of the event a beautiful color television set here fred receives a little help from wife eleanor in the cutting of his birthday cake jim thomas around town harmony members of the silver jubilee club and friends are reminded of the program jan 22 when the markham men of harmony will entertain- with a halfhburprogram in addition there will be a skit featuring john foulds and frank mellon of music mania fame the guest speaker will be a representative of the whitchurch stouffville block parent association the torchmen the torchmen considered by many to be the top gospel quartet in ontario will attend a special evening of music sunday march 2 in st james presbyterian church at 7 pm visit their family ernie and lil abraham ninth line north i enjoyed a busy holiday visiting mem bers of their family and friends they spent part of the festive season with son ernie and familyvat blackstock and with son fred and his wife near lindsay christmas day dinner was enjoyed with their daughter and son-iri- law susan and darcy forsyth of fenelon falls they also called on lils brotherinlaw and sister mr and mrs david stephenson in scar borough an honor congratulations to william billgiles of 68 william street stouff ville recently named to the deans list at nor- thwood institute at midland michigan the announcement was made by dr david e fry chancellor northwood institute is a private co educational accredited college specializing in practical career preparation in those business fields where there are job op portunities openllonsc as a conclusion to an indoor gardening course sponsored by the home economics branch of the ministry of agriculture at newmarket an open house will be held at the newmarket community centre tues jan 29 from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pm each of the 23 par ticipating groups will display its green thumb creations the public is invited water rates as of jan 1 water rates in stouffville went up to 4 a month single family dwelling 275 per month per apartment dwelling unit 14 a year for a swimming pool the flat rate for commercial users is 4 a month the penalty charged for late payment is ten per cent raise 21300 the stouffville kinette club is ap- preciative of the support accorded their dance in latcham hall proceeds totalled 213 with this amount going to the cystic fibrosis foun dation mardigras the stouffville lions club is once again holding its annual midwinter mardigras in the- town park the arena and latcham hall the date is sat feb 9 the com mittee chairman is john foulds second street globe delivery persons wishing 7 am delivery of the globe and mail west of the cnr tracks and north of main street in stouffville should call 640- 2100 suggestions welcome if you havent sub mitted your choice for citizen of the year 1979 in whitchurch- stouffville do it this week mail in a name to box 40 the tribune or bring it personally to the tribune office 5456 main street the deadline is jan 30 photo exhibition an exhibition of color photography by dr edward sellers opened jan 16 last night at the public library latcham gallery and will run through feb 6 proceeds from all sales are turned over by dr sellers to the banting and best diabetes centre university of toronto a fair profit the markham lions club reports a profit of 1053800 from its booth at the fair last fall- all members were involved in this project plus the members wives and a goodly number of young people correction in the writeup on sandra ward our girl next door last weck the name of her boyfriend should have read bill mckean and not jim the tribune regrets any embarrassment the error may have caused the families bowling party during the recent christmasnew years holiday period several grade 13 graduates from stouffville high got together for a bowling party and later gathered at the home of andrew barnett at dicksons hill for refreshments in addition to the host others participating in cluded sandra eby esther wideman doug lang chris cressal christine simons sandy mcleod heidi stanley cathy sheppard and susan thomas our interest is in your future 3v f our credit unon raglitarad ratamni swnos plana hv baan ctftjtf dagnd lo rttp individual paopia raacft ndwiduaf goals and or your banaftt wtv cut admnotration coat 10 r bona thar it no from and load no utotmana commiun no cnaroa lor casfwtg in your plan and no chare for twflcftng ona of our plana lo anoffwr and ma ttaratt rata our plana ttmi stouffville district 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