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mam tribune august 5 1987 a3 mr and mrs rob mcvicar sign the register follow ing their recent marriage in the stouff ville pentecostal church rev craig pitts left conducted the cere mony the bride is the former chandra ewen daugh ter of mrs joyce ewen stouffville the groom is the son of alex and terry mcvicar also of stouffville the brides maid of honor was michele felshie bridesmaids were tamara kowalow leanna hope and dora ewen the grooms best man was jeff laird the ushers were jonathon hall david and jim mcvi car the soloist was esther mangioni the happy cou ple are now residing on geoffrey crescent stouffville bid farewell to pastor by marjorie woodland fourth line h- the ux- bridge baptist church was filled sunday morning as congregation members and adherents said farewell to rev philip brown wife ruth and daughter karen rev brown has been the churchs pastor for six years he has accepted a position with the cana dian baptist mission board in western canada among those present to wish them well was a former pastor rev dann filyer of brantford encouraging news has been re ceived from the alsop family gretas condition has stabilized in toronto western hospital since recovering from a coma suffered last week husband george has impsoyed sufficiently to return h0me mindem sister eileen is staying withhim from the united states i considerable work has been done at the little eastgate cemet ery on fourth line south the levelling trimming and restora tion of monuments has been accomplished by the abandoned cemeteries board mrs diane richardson is a pa tient in north york hospital fol lowing surgery thursday to re- move a kidney tumor rev and mrs richardson are home from dijbouti northeast africa where david is serving as a teacher under the red sea mis- sion rev richardson pastored the goodwood baptist church several years ago sympathy of the community is extended to two local families i to the wood family in the loss of oudells mother mrs francis ushemvoodpassed away july 25 at mapleridge british col ombia also to theandrews fami ly in the lossof wilfreds mother at green gables manor blooming- ton july 30 next sunday aug 9 will be special at goodwood baptist church mr clarion baker will preside at the organ during the morning service and also play several special selections mem bers enjoy so much following the worship a luncheon will be served in honor of mr and mrs robert james we are pleased to report bob is making a good re covery from the illness he suf fered earlier in the year if you still have green or wax beans to freeze for the winter you may like to know it is no longer necessary to plunge them into ice water after blanching sjmply drain and cool on clean toxyels i was delighted to hearof thiseasy way after years of messy ice- waterbaths i neighborly n van r vred by jim thomas will be missed v used primarily at stoiiftvilles over the past several years- parkview home must be re- stouffville s don anderson placed the proposed new particularly by campaign organizers dixie sellers barb schell and beulah king dons contributions to this worthwhile venture is deserv- iiig of a medal lets 3pe a successor steps forward to fill the gap bike paths for years blooniingtons bob lewi- leadii for bicycle paths in whitch- urchstouffville ularly on ninth line north recent ly during a visit to areasof new york state noti- dtl service- on several major roads they were being used too with dozens of bikeriders travelling ese rentes- un- molested by vehicular traffic i think bobs suggestion should be taken seriously appreciation recently i received a cer- j tificatebf appreciation from i bobcressmaii yorkregibns i- dircctor of education it reads in appreciation for the valuable onthejob train- ingproyided to york regions cooperative education tstu dents the pleasure was all ours our placement student during 198687 vas lisa fock- fjer of ringwoqd lisa did an excellent job both in the areas of word processing and accounting she was also the tribunes entry in the miss r whltchurchstouffville pageant joining the tri4 buncs student placement staff this fall is tammy bass manitoba street stouffville- tammy is enrolled in grade l2alsdss so tai be raiseds what a marvellous project for one of our towns service clubs one solution while driving through up per new york state recently i observed dozens of mobile homesdotting the country- side they were without foundations but obviously permanent all were well maintained this could- be a partial solution to the high cost of living in york region in cl uding white hurch- stouffville the purchas price of sr- would estimate at under 30000 a far cry from the cost of regu lar houses here a gift ifir oyertsyears the peachs community of mar- khamtwpj was prominent in local hockey and- fastball cir- clestn all this time the clubs were- successfuhin winning only- one championship that occurred in 1957thirfy years dgoi hadthe- privilege of being actively in- vblvedwitli these teams but riot with the champions of 57 last week stouffvilles les clarke a prominent third baseman dug his peachs jacket out of mothballs and gave it tome as a gift not only js it apiece of fastball memor abilia but its never been worn it should be displayed in whitchurch-stduffvilles- sports hall of fame if we had one i v-t- a fine record w9ml congratulations to dot schell edward street stouff- vlllc a recent newsletter from the york centnuvasso ciatiori for the mentally re tarded tells us dot has been a volunteer with this organiza tion for the past 25 years a record y this week received a list of positions in the top ten name parade for newborn girls and boys it came fromv the ontario office of the rcg- istrar general arid relates to the yearj986 the most popu lar five names for girls were a ashley vriianda sarah jessica and jennifer and for i s michael matthew christopher andrew and daniel anyone for fred and ethel reunited good to see walter pipher back with the regal res taurant coffee club harold 1 jim ken jer ry maurice beanie and the jit a seat in reserve while wall was a patient in ugh centenary- hos pital not fonthill remember when- it was marlcnc streit of fonthill oht long after our pprson able golfing expert took up re- sidence in whitchurch- stouffville the daily media ignored bur town- it was i aggrayatinghowever either vmarlcne put iafiug in repor- tcrs ears or they suddenly discovered whitchurch stouffville on tle provincial i map but they make themjs- jtake no iriore our community i the beneficiary of marlenes rertise she again won the -cariadiariisenibr- ladies hlunpioflship at york downs- golf arid country club union- ville bringirigfurther glory to v municipality congralula- lions i in demand how much wasajnilk can worth 50 years ago an empty niilk canthat is fifty cents or maylie a dollar native dairy farmers may remember ste- wart widemah ofrihgwood has a collection of several his askibgprice is 20 with lids 12 without lids cream vans severi dollars wlh lids identifying dairies in clude royaloak silver- woodsbrockand penetang crackdown perhaps yorkregional police chief don hillock read iriyi recent editorial on bicyc- lists or perhaps the edijt comes about through personal jobservatloriv whatever the reason im told officers arc planning a crackdown on errant bikeriders not only in york region but all across ontario it cant happen too soon tom mbrleybethesda sideroadjwhitchurch- fromwsfather when tom was only twelve its stouffville is proud of his 1954 ford pick-upre- now for sale the asking price is a000 built from the ground up the truck was a jimthbmas like losing a friend editors mail estate homeowner doubts credit enough re patience wearing thin july 25 1987 the tri bune weekender dear editor frustration anger dis appointment and betrayal these are the wordsthat best describe my feelings after reading- your story 1 in the past two years i have made numerous attempts to in form the mayor of the problerns in westfield estates none of these problems have been corrected it is the towns responsibility to en sure that they are through the subdivision agreement let me point out that the towns responsibility is also financial the subdivision agreement pro vides 500 per lot to complete all grading in case the developer fails to complete it this amount will not cover the cost of sodding the boulevard the remainder of the cost will have to be paid by the taxpayers of whitchurch- stouffvillc let me refer to specifics in the story at this time none of the homes in the subdivision have been approved by the towns en gineers this means they do not yet meet the towns agreed plan no disrespect to council the town contracts giffels associ ates limited as engineering ex perts for the town these experts say the subdivision does not meet the planned requirements and therefore is not completed however presidential homes have been given and are proceed ing with their building permits while phase i sits unfinished at the time the story was pub lished the town had no formal signed contract to use other funds from revenue to complete the lot grading the only funds available are some 500 per lot as stated in the original agreement these funds are the problem the town realizes too late they do not have sufficient funds to complete the lot grading therefore they have been prodding the developer to complete the lots only after pressure by the homeowners has the town negotiated an agree ment with the developer for ac cess to additional funds these funds would be used to complete the subdivision as of july 27 no formal document had been signed r with regard to the mayors re mark about our property values and the beauty of the subdivision i ask how is a beautiful home expected to attract maximum value with ungraded and weed infested land surrounding it the mayors responsibility is tq protect the homeowners and their tax dollars not estimate the market value of their homes the question is when will this sub- division be completed and will the town have to pay to have the work done sincerely lorenzo p orsetto 340 cam fella boulevard stouffville baptismal service on sunday rev herb gale of st james presbyterian church administered the sacrament of baptism to jaclyn mason daugh ter of jim and charlene mason spring street stouffville prior to the christening jaclyns father was welcomed as a member into the fellowship of the st james congregation district chief congratulations to john lang manitoba street stouffville on his promotion to the rank of dis trict chief with the scarborough fire department 1 craft showsale the sunderland agricultural society is holding its first annual antique and craft show and sale sunday aug 9 in the sunderland arena from 10 am to 6 pm par ticipation is expected from 30d dealers admission is 1 adults children under 12 free to dallas texas mrs esther powell and daught ter pam of 19th avenue rr 2 markham enjoyed a visit recent ly with greg and pauline schneid er in 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