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couple exchan vows mr and mrs gordon johnston leave st james presbyterian church stouffville following their wedding oct 8 the bride is the former linda agnew daughter of joan agnew formerly of stouff ville and now of pickering and the late robert agnew the recep tion followed at the firefighters rolling hills bethesda the hap py couple are now residing in scarborough rev herb gale con ducted the ceremony j thomas florida holiday stouffville marvin reesor rr 2 markham is the 198889 president of the stouff ville cooperative association he succeeds pat courage rr 4 stouffville alike warriner is the boards vicepresident paul hulshof con tinues as secretary directors are susan white donna hoover brian gibson ken wells don parrott and jan king the evenings door prize a tripfortwo to florida was won by jack and pat warriner of dicksons hill special entertainment was pro vided by elevenyearold lawnie wallace of ballantrae shes a fantastic singer coop manager brian reynolds told the tribune the audience loved her marriage milestone an open house celebrating the 50th wedding anniversary of walter and frances vague will be held this saturday oct 22 from 2 to 4 pm at the silver jubilee club main and market streets stouffville mr and mrs vague reside at 213 second street stouffville family friends and relatives are invited tribune october 19 1988 a7 town citizens fund to favored causes dear editor as no doubt the majority of tribune readers will recall the concerned citizens of whitchurchstouffville was form ed in 1981 to lobby against the proposed expansion of the york sanitation landfill site on hwy 48 the objectives of the group subsequently expanded to per suading the ministry of the en vironment to close the site per manently and take all possible precautions aimed at ensuring the purity of local water supplies we also argued forcefully in favor of a detailed health study of whitchurchstouffville residents it finally appears that our task is almost over the site is officially closed monitoring is ongoing those most at risk have received alter- nate water supplies and representatives of the concerned citizens played an active role in the ministry of health study of local residents consequently the group has addressed the situation of surplus funds that are being held in our bank account a considerable sum of money was raised donated and spent during the course of our ac tivities i have attached a sumarised statement of receipts and expensed that we would be happy for you to publish if you so desire the surplus of 7166 has been held until now in case it was needed to ensure promises made to our town were kept given the nature of the fundraising it is impractical to try and return money to its original source on a prorata basis accordingly the executive of the concerned citizens has elected to donate the funds as follows 1 five hundred dollars to each of the local schools sdss summitview orchard park st marks whitchurch- highlands and ballantrae to pur chase books on environmental studies for their libraries our children are our future 2 five hundred dollars to the markham branch of save the rouge valley we believe this to be the most significant current environmental issue and one that is likely to impact on this whole area 3 three thousand two hun dred and fifty dollars to the markhamstouffville hospital the benefit this hospital will br ing to residents of our town is ob vious to all the balance of 416 will be held to keep the groups account open in case we should need to raise funds in the future and to allow us to continue liaison with other citizens groups- across the province whitchurchstouffville is the definitive case study on how to fight city hall in this case queens park and win much was made of the sup posedly adverse publicity during the early 1980s but the genuine respect held for our community by local citizens groups all over canada is much longer lasting we have tried to dispose of our surplus funds in a manner reflec ting the objectives under which they were raised i hope the ma jority of the many people who supported us financially will find our decisions acceptable sincerely charles parker treasurer statement of receipts and expenditures receipts fundraising 9465 group- corporation donations 2738 paid for welltesting 4465 memberships 1580 individual donations 3425 interest 1110 total 22783 expenditures welltesting 7919 newslet ters 944 blood tests 894 newspaper advertising 962 plebiscite 735 the glotch 221 legal fees 1992 en vironmental conference 576 general expenses 1374 total 15617 about u advantage higher interest more flexibility easier cash access avllable for limited time stouffville district credit union 96 main sfc west stbuffvi lie 6402811 real jackolantern contest sponsored by j the stouffville tribune 1st prize a swatch watch 2nd prize dinner for two 3rd prize 1 family size pizza watch for more details in the oct 19th edition of the tribune town of whitchurchstouffville notice 1988 taxes the final instalment of the 1988 realty taxes are due on or before october 21st 1988 office hours monday thru friday 830 am to 430 pm 6401900 8952423 19 civic ave stouffville ontario box 419 l4a 7z6 after hours mail slot east side of building at planning dept entrance ruth armstrong amct tax collector your vote works for you everyday fran sainsbury the responsibilities of municipal and regional government well is informed about the needs of whitchurchstouffville desires to continue to serve whitchurhstouffville cares about and listens to residents demonstrates her commitment to making whitchurchstouffville an even better place to live utilize her professional business and volunteer experience on behalf of whitchurch- stouffville residents with all levels of government reelect fran sainsbury mayor fran has the credentials to be mayor your vote counts vote sainsbury x on november 14th honda q honda accord lx honda 11623 yonge st south 8849274 7734542 slouttvilk m i rklmond kih 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