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a6 tribune august 10 1988 radlli summer brides newlyweds to reside in markham brides parents attend from newfoundland mr and mrs greg thomson are pictured here tollowing their marriage saturday in markham missionary church the grooms un cle rev jack shepherd conducted the ceremony the reception followed at latcham hall stouffviue the bride is the former catherine johnson daughter of roy and dorothy johnson booth drive stouffviue the groom is the son of mrs mildred thomson and the late walter thomson wales avenue markham the happy couple will reside in i markham jim thomas mr and mrs win housser are pictured here following their marriage saturday in st marks catholic parish stouffviue the bride is the former anne thorne daughter of henry and margaret thorne portugal cove new foundland the groom is the son of gordon and marion housser ninth line south stouffviue the reception followed at the ballantrae com munity centre the happy couple will reside on mill street stouffviue jim thomas late herb hisey love of his family came first in his life for herb hisey his christian faith and love of family were priorities in his life a lifelong resident of thestouf f- ville community herb died sud denly august 1 at parkview home herb was born on cone 6 need to know something about m new 6405141 our hostess will bring gifts and greetings along with helpful community information markham sept 11 1908 the son of levi and margaret hisey and a brother for hilda mable deles charles verna earl and irene rachel gladys and elgin arriv ed in future years herb is the last surviving member of this family in 1918 the hisey family mov ed west by iran to cavendish alberta its interesting to note that along with their personal belongings they took four horses four cows and one sow ready to deliver this venture didnt prove suc cessful they later returned to farm in whitchurch township herb spent most of his life working on area farms these in cluded the properties of win timbers edgie clubine and charlie harper for 29 years he managed ringwood farms own- ed and operated by george rodanz herb hisey town whitchurchstouffville 1988 final taxes 1st instalment due august 19th 1988 2nd instalment due october 21st 1988 final tax bis have new been mailed ratepayers who have not received their bils should make immediate application to the municipal tax department the penalty charged lor non payment of 1988 taxes is one and onequarter 1a percent imposed on the first day o default and on the first day of each month thereafter fafcro to receive a tax m does not elminato the rosponsfeity for payment of taxes nor tho penalty chargos for late payment office hours monday to friday 830 am 430 pm 6401900 8952423 19 civic ave stouffvilo ontario box 419 l4a 726 after hours mai stat east sdo of bumng at planning dept entrance ruth armstrong amct taxcolector in 1934 herb married dorothy brillinger to the union was borh two daughters barbara mrs stewart wideman and donna mrs dennis aisop from 1936 to 1983 herb and dorothy lived on lloyd avenue stouffviue in 1983 dorothy died as a result of cancer at that time herb became a resident of parkview home where he en joyed the many activities offered there herb loved his family and was thrilled with the birlhs of his grandsons kent wideman keith wideman and scott alsop the arrival of great- granddaughter diana brought him much joy herb enjoyed a variety of hob bies hunting hockey baseball gardening rughooking and reading he was a faithful member in the congregation of springvale baptist church where the funeral service was held august 4 with rev bob flemm- ing in charge special music was provided by the clarkes family members of herb pallbearers were harold brillinger charles clubine karl fischer bruce hisey floyd ratcliff and arthur wagg inter ment was made at dicksons hill cemetery surprise bill and margaret couch of almira werent planning to celebrate their 40th wedding an niversary until sept 4 but their family had other ideas in order to keep the event a deep dark secret they set the date a month in advance the gathering was enjoyed friday evening at the ballantrae com munity centre mr and mrs couch are the proud parents of two sons bill and jim of markham and three daughters tori in uxbridge nora of sunderland and helen in stouffviue freedom of choice inviting disaster deans list congratulations to janice gill daughter of don and mary gill maystbnc court stouffviue on successfully completing a 1year degree course at rycrson in business administration with a marketing major janice has accepted a position with tcx- com marketing markham christian women to meet goodwood summer in the country is the theme of this months christian womens club evening coffee and desert gather ing at the maples of ballantrae rr 2 stouffviue the date is thurs aug 11 beginning at 730 pm the maples is located on he west side of hwy 48 a halfmile north of the bloomington road in whitchurchstouffville guest participants will include talented local artisan pam beach gifted singer carol gibney and speaker onifrichuk of branlford the cost is 300 for reservations call keeping g404905 or morrison 8525700 dear editor in her speech to the house of commons a speech lauded by the prochoice movement as a passionate defence of a womens right to choosebarbara mcdougal exposes the erroneous foundation of her own groups stand she stated i speak on behalf of those women who have been faced with bearing a child not of their choosing it is the mother who bears the ultimate responsibility and therefore ultimately must have the choice and make no mistake women make the right choice for a cabinet minister to make such an unfounded generalization as the pivotal premise of her argument is baffling it shows clearly the irrational nature of the prochoice position to accept her statement we would have to believe that being a woman guarantees infallibility women simply dont always make the right choices they are as capable of making mistakes as anyone else nor can it be demonstrated that the individual woman or man for that matter is always in the best posilion to decide whats right for her or his situation this is particularly the case in times of extreme stress and emo tional crisis all we need to do is look at the tragic number of suicides the growing problem of prostitution drug addiction alcoholism and other social pro blems to see clearly hal women do not always make the right choice about their own bodies and these situations bad as they are would become much worse if society did not enact legislation to restrict them and protect the innocent sometimes from their own actions or as in the case with wearing seatbelts their inactions for ms mcdougal to say that a i woman faced with the tremen- dous trauma of a crisis pregnan- cy is always going to make the right choice is like saying that aj person confronted with suicidal depression is in the best positioni to know whats right for his or her own interests nor is there any guarantee thai a medical practitioner who will benefit financially from to use mcdougals own words the killing of an unborn child is going to counsel correctly one only has to look at the record of some of the horrific abortion treadmills in the united states to see that some doctors can be as inhumane selfish and immoralf as the worst of us to leave matters of life and death to the distraught in- dividual or to one who can benefit financially is an invita- 1 tion for disaster it is particularly 3 in times of extreme emotional jj crisis that people need the collec- j live wisdom of a society which j recognizes the immeasurable in- i trinsic value of all human life in- eluding both mothers and unborn i children and will offer enj couragemenl support and as g with the case of the person ready f to leap off the death restraint sincerely bridge to her sharon middlcton gormlcv peggy muriel linda flower show the uxbridge horticultural society is holding its annual flower and vegetable showy saturday aug 13 in the anglican church hall toronto street south h viewing hours are from 2 to 430 pm g the public is invited beach party at pool stouffville the stouffviue pool is hosting a beach party wed aug 10 tonight from 7 to 9 pm t activities will include volleyball a limbo contest a bellyflop contest and a canon ball contest everyone is welcome notice corporation of the township of uxbridge 1988 municipal aection dros and poll clerks thoso persons interested in being appointed deputy roturrwig olficers and po8 clerks for tho upcoming 1988 municipal election to bo held on monday november 14th 1988 are asked to submit their names to tho undersigned d r os and pol clerks wi bo appointed for each pobng place and as far as is practicable shal bo appointed for doing places for tho poing subdivisions in which they reside we taylor a mci cmc clerk townshp of uxbridge telephono 8529181 6401711 the corporation of the township of uxbridge 1988 municipal elections notice to 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