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a2 tribune june 24 1387 a day to remember sunday was a day to re- member family rela- tiycsxnany from a dis tance visited the stouffyd- le cemetery and later attended the openair ser vice here duane and pam appleton and son kevin i of oakwood place flowers at the grave of pams father albert c brown june 4 1912june 21 1984 jim thomas a floral beauty spot stouffville the stouffville cemetery was adorned with flowers sun day for the annual decora tion day service conducted by rev douglas gray of the stouffville missionary church rev jim clubine also of the missionary church delivered the message his sermon topic was the brev ity of life family relatives many from a distance visited the grave sites of parents and grandparents most re marked on the beauty of the grounds the cemetery board re cently established a tree- planting program whereby a tree can be planted in memory of a loved one the offering sunday was to go for this pur pose special music for the ser vice was provided by a ladies trio comprised of bonnie brown carolyn ratc- liff and sheri eby with shirley gilliam at the organ lt gmk fish igradei frogs legs employment and immigration canada empiolet immigration canada 10 50 lb june 2427 or while quantities last cooking tips 1 lb frog legs cup milk vz cup flour lemon squeeze garlic vfe tsp salt ve tsp pepper vi tbs butter 2 tlb oil dip legs in milk coat with flour add salt pepper in fry pan on med heat melt butter oil lemon salt pepper garlic pan fry until golden brown on each side approx 8 min bon apetit penny should you have any special request or questions please ask ian our fish is sold cleaned jprepared for cooking ifishmarket pennys sea shanty 4714700 we also have ready to serve hors doeuvres shrimp cooked fresh daily party trays and special orders unemployment insurance claimants during the present postal disruption unemployment insurance claimants are asked to bring their report cards into their local canada unemployment centre or the newmarket community centre between 9 am and 4 pm report cards must be received as they become due before claims can be processed and benefit cheques issued remember by bringing your report card in person it enables us to continue payments with minimal delays canada station plaza 227 main st n markham come and explore employment opportunities at allway transportation corporation where our commitments is working to be the safest and the best date thursdayjune 25 1987 place hillcrest mall auditorium richmond hill between major mackenzie hwy 7 2nd floor yonge st west side please use back entrance near canada trust time 9 am 11 am light refreshments will be served allway is pleased to become a major provider of school transport to the york region roman catholic separate school board servicing markham unionville and thornhill we require drivers for our fleet of over 50 new automatic school buses heres your invitation to get in on the ground floor of our expansion into york region no experience necessary full training provided for more information please drop in to see george denoon or lorraine short at our recruiting office ailway 37 main street north 209 markham ontario or call 2946338 or toronto 7525221 respected teacher ashburn on sunday may 3 ellen nellie jean hopkins pas- sed away in oshawa general hos- pital she was 63 mrs hopkins the former nellie gostick was born on the family c farm in pickering daughter of i fred and hattie gostick t following her marriage nellie moved to the hopkins farm near i ashburn later bill and nellie built their own home on the prop- erty that nellie maintained beautifully inside and out nellies teaching career began in 1944 at chalk lake later she 5 taught at locust hill and ssj2 t pickering she then took time off to raise x her family in 1956 nellie returned to full- time teaching first at claremont where she remained 12 years and then meadowcrest where she be- came the schools librarian in 1978 she began teachings gifted english students she re- tired in june 1982 formerly a member in the cori- gregation of green river baptist church nellie later became an active member at burns pre sbyterian church ashburn on- feb 6 1977 she was inducted as- an elder she was deeply involved in all areas of church life provid- i ing leadership to many organiza- i tioris the funeral service may 5 at- burns church was largely attended with rev stuart mcen- tyre in charge assisted by mr claude simmonds and mr doug- las ashton they spoke of nellies many ta lents all used in christian seri vice as an elder a teacher a choir member a librarian a secretary a pianist and a friend her life touched all areas of the home the church the school and the com- munity rev mcentyre said pallbearers were hugh knight theo knight joe john- son doug ashton ray porter and bill gardner interment was made at burns church cemetery c the many floral tributes and donations to various organiza tions told of the high regard with which mrs hopkins was held in the community surviving is a son and daughter- 3 inlaw maurice and sandy hop- kins a brother russel sisters ada mrs fred hodgson and myrtle mrs walter footelf nephews gary gostick of claremont jim and scott hop- kins of ashburn bill hopkins prince albert nieces sharon mrs tony emm of ashburn and barbara mrs ed schunk of pick- ering as well as several great nephews and great nieces mrs hopkins was predeceased by her husband william a brother maurice and sisters kathleen- edith and muriel concerned community by bruce stapley gormley one member in the audience called it the lull be fore the storm regardless the public meeting related to prop osed industrial development in the gormley area held june 15 at latcham hall stouffville stirred little controversy residents were told that indust rial buildup is far from a sure thing said town planner michael saunders town council is en- tertaining the idea of redesignat- ing certain lands for industrial use however many studies will have to be undertaken before plans can be sent on to queens park the more than 100 people in attendance were informed that whitchurchstouffville property earmarked for industry is in short supply other sites must be rede signatcd and the gormley area is being considered council said the proximity of hwy 404 makes the neighborhood ideal for this it was explained several residents expressed fear the decision had already been made including wayne warnica presidcntof the whitch- urchstouffvillc ratepayers association this suggestion was refuted by councillor wilf morley mr morley said the purpose of the meeting was to obtain in formation and sound out the feel ings of area residents ron elliott of gormley seemed to sum up the opinion of most peo ple when he said we cant stop progress but we must preserve and protect the residential aspect of the area that now exists if we plan properly we can absorb if industry and benefit from it mayor fran sainsbury prom ised residents they would be kept informed of councils intcntioris every step of the way and would be afforded an opportunity to air their concerns before anything is finalized i if s t l 1