s tribune may 22 1985 a5 w to- v f si fleg c iv k h 1 mm fg ik j scout group committee chairman retires for the past fourteen years bob hammond obrien avenue stouffville has held the posi tion of scout group committee chairman re cently he announced his intention to step down in honor of his dedication to the office and his commitment to scouting mr hammond was presented with an engaved desk set by gladys clarkson at a parent and son banquet in stouff ville united church wednesday night jim thomas receive religion in life certificates at the conclusion of the parent and son ban quet wednesday three boys were presented with religion in life certificates by rev cecil tiller pastor of stouffville united church shown with rev tiller are left to rightneil puente david jones and lawrence puente jim thomas neighborly notes new top coat a portion of stouffvilles main street will receive a top coat this summer according to town road fore man bob macaioney this work was originally planned for 1984 but the ministry lacked sufficient funds the area to be topped will extend from park drive on the east to winlane drive on the west handsome plaque bill hodgson recently delivered a handsome plaque to the tribune office honoring music mania 85 on the occasion of its 25th anniversary it was signed by premier frank miller i was pleased to deliver the plaque to show producer lovanna sanders who in turn presented it to don and suzan ne mcnair copresidents of the stouffville united church couples club the plaque will hang in the un ited church memory fading i pleased on friday to receive a nice thank you letter from barbara hew lett pratt secretary of the garibaldi public school reunion committee barbara a few years younger than myself quite a few also has a better memory in my may 15 roaming around column i recalled barb as a former may prom queen at stouffvil le high not so responded the sdss graduate honestly and mod estly just a runnerup as far as the reunion was concerned barb wasnt just a secretary she was described as the heart of the homecoming event life member the east portion of rolling hills golf and country club is home to maurice pike now a resident of testa villa apartments stouffville be cause of this association and also be cause hes an enthusiastic golfer maurice has been made a life mem ber of the golfing fraternity there free as a bird recently the tribune published a photo of don burd and a loon that crashlanded in a field following an unsuccessful takeoff from the burd trout pond north of bingwood the picture created a lot of interest since loons are seldom seen this far south theres a happy ending to the story mr burd took the big bird up to island lake and released it there it apparently enjoyed its new surround ings for it remained almost two weeks don went up to see it every day where is it now no one knows with plenty of runway room it was able to take off to parts unknown perhaps to the northern lake from whence it came its beautiful the apple tree girl in the display window at barthau jewellers main street stouffville is a figurine from the famous mi hummel collection produced by goebel craftsmen in west germany it sells for 14500 david barthau has it on loan for several weeks in honor of the hummel 50th anniversary celebration sister hummel died at age 37 from tubercu losis but the beauty of her work lives on at the end of this month barthau jewellers will give away an authentic apple tree boy all you have to do is drop in the store and fill out a form theres no obligation shes all girl when is a girl not a girl never judy bell firstsackcr with unionvil- les a a team in the raiders slo- pitch tournament in stouffville proved that saturday i attempted to catch judy in action but she objected dont take my picture she pro tested my hairs a mess pretty judy by the way is the daughter of markham mayor carole bell discuss towns future stouffville on sat june 22 mayor tom wood and members of council will go into hiding far removed from the media and the telephones whitchurch- stouffvilles future will be the single topic of discussion we intend to put our thoughts on the table mayor wood told the tribune asked in what direction stouffville should be headed mayor wood re plied its headed in the right direction now he feels the towns inner core can accommodate smaller lots ser viced by municipal water and sewers immediately beyond this can be estate lots on town water and septic tanks and beyond this again estate lots on septic tanks and individual wells mayor wood feels stouffville services should be geared to a population of 15000 hes hopeful a second elevated water tower will not be required but rather another arte rial pipe with press- ure provided by gravity feed or a pumping station mayor wood said the roundtable dis cussion will wel come all sugges tions these rccom- mendations he said will then be in corporated into a definite plan for the future of the town white rose crafts nursery directtoyou 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