Whitchurch-Stouffville Newspaper Index

Stouffville Tribune (Stouffville, ON), June 29, 1972, p. 6

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v rue xrirkyf 5affv pajjc 0 the tribune thursday juae 23 1972 parents say thank you ballantrae a largt banner erected on on of the walls in he whitchurch cen- itbnwl centre read simply- goodbye mr hunigood luck a printed signature in the guest bootc read well miss you an engraed plaque presented by mrs laura windsor said in appreciation of your work in the community warm handshakes said the rest principal harry hunt his charming wife phyllis and family are leaving the area at the conclusion of the june term to open a childrens education centre at w y e v a 1 e near midland mr hunt in thanking the people for the reception and the gift honestly admitted to leaving the schoolj with mixed feelings of emotion if you lend the same support to your new principal an you have given to me everything will be justj fine he said 1 harry hunt entered the teaching profession at the age of only 18 in the eighteen years that have followed he has served at white rose jefferson lloyd and ballahtrae in addition to the plaque and a purse of i money to follow we like to spread it out a little said mrs windsor a lovely picture in oils was presented by 10 year old michaelpalmer a pupivin gvade 4 earlier in the week 60 teachers gathered at the centre to say farewell and present mr and mrs hunt with a nature set of encyclopedia bailaiitrac public school principal harry ilurit education mr hunt was presented with aii yas honored friday at a reception in the engraved plaque by mrs laura windsor a staff whitchurch centennial centre prior to his teacher at ballantrae for many years leaving the community to enter another field of ji thomas guests of governor general sjbsvy a g g j e i watson davii- nitoy angie jt 9 junior brian 3 mary lang g p e r s a u d 4ichards 3 w blngwood e 1 als tack shop rr 4 stouffville 640201 1 by evelyn milslcd gormley mr and mrs eric baker and mr rondeau baker of berrybrook gormley were lun cheon guests of governor general and mrs roland michener at rideau hall ottawa june 23 sympathy is ex pressed to mr and mrs fred wilson in the passing of her father mr harvey biddlecomlie in his 87 th year at the sceptre manor nur sing home june 23 mr biddlecombe and the wilsons were gormley residents for many years fred doust russ ellas and meredith ash were pallbearers mrs harold doner underwent surgery last week in york county hospital mrs lorne baker a former resident here is also in york county hospital mrs abram leh man nee annie steckley for many years a gormley resident suffered a heart attack and is in carlisle general hospital penn sylvania mr and mrs john eyre and family of maytovyn penna spent several days with her parents iir and mrs levi steckley on their way home they had to detour because of flood conditions mr and mrs roy brillinger vera mrs ross brillinger and boys michael and peter brillinger wendy wideman rev and mrs andy mc- niven and mary and mrs bassert went to collingwood on friday to watch the launching of s s algoway at the shipyards there the group enjoyed lunch together at the home of rev and mrs geo sheffer stayner mr and mrs roy brillinger had supper friday with mr and mrs walter steckley of barrie mrs e 1 d o n brillinger and donna are spending a few weeks with mrs brillingers cousin mrs ken cudahy vernon bc mrs milsted and charleen spent sunday with mr and mrs ron gooding agincourt mr and mrs clif ford winger were weekend guests of their soninlaw and daughter mr and mrs gary winger of sudbury mr and mrs harvey sheffer of stayner visited relatives here nancy doner has left for glen witmock childrens camp at lake rosseau where she is employed for the summer mr and mrs bob barnes of redding near london england are spending a month with her sister mrs norman coleman mrs jack wright michael and dale visited last weekwith her mother mrs t macdonald at her cottage near bancroft her father mr macdonald was in hospital in bancroft mr and mrs peter martin and children of englehart spent several days with mr and mrs paul far mer miss selena business directory have a night out with con archer july 315 at sherwood park plaza steak house b tavern sherwood plaza hwy 7 markham try our delicious steaks back ribs chops shishkabobs and prime roast beef good entertainment every thurs fri sat v licensed public accountants bregman sharpley kusatz chartered accountants 22 main st w stouffville ont resident partner s kusatz ca 6401991 96m370 leonard r rosenberg associates chartered accountants 84 yonge st s aurora phone 8875720 8892741 james turnbull chiropractors j s delaurier dc 201 main street west stoiutyllle ontario office hours by appointment only monday to saturday telephone g403562 ontario land surveyors d h black ontario ijuitl surveyor 310 painted post dr corner of marklmm kd scarborough ont phone ofllce 2825283 res 2824508 funeral directors oneill funeral home stouffville funeral director mrs fay minton continuous telephone night ftl02s55 iclvrvice day or chartered ccpunt stmiitville f 1 l 01 ffice mies john roe ford b stouffvilu at tribune r g mckibbon ontario ijtiul surveyor 264 wellington xv markham phone 2943754 malcolm phillips ontario land surveyor 157 main st w stouffville phone 6101031 optometrists f richard black od optometrist stouffville medical centre for appointment 6403722 hours 10 jn 8 pm rvery tdoaday towing service 4732627 volkswagen used car sales service for sale used volkswagens 1965 1970 models beatles fastback station wagon all cars reconditioned with 100 warranty located between second third concession on scott uxbridge township townlin full parts department original parts licensed mechanics mon fri 830 am 7 pm sat s ajw 3 pmor by appointment m rr3 stouffville 4732627 kamutrif rbabydwsorjy located between second thi sweetwxeo og wfott uxbridge towns 2vfl0zjm t 3 ihyw rev george davison farewell service dep- chief bob hood medal for long service by isobel nigh melville rev george davison presided at his farewell service at locust hill and melville sunday mr and mrs davison leave this week to take up duties on the guthrie hawkstone charge near orillia the communities new minister is rev douglas mcphee now of iroquois falls his induction will take place in melville church thursday evening tonight at 8 pm rev mcphee will be in charge of the regular worship julv 2 on june 22 the two congregations held a dinner in honor of rev and mrs davison in the church parlors at melville an estimated 140 persons attended rev douglas davis was master of ceremonies mrs pat moss and mr george mccleverty rendered lovely solos during the evening mr and mrs davison were presented with a purse of money and a quilt made by the ladies daughter shirley and her husband mr and mrs jamie foote left may 1 for their farm at listowel they were honored at a presentation before leaving prior to her marriage to mr peter harrold miss everille davison was the guest of honor at a miscellaneous shower after a honeymoon trip to newfoundland the happy couple will reside in the bayview area at the worship service sunday valorie michele york region four members of the york regional police force received twenty year long service good conduct medals june 26 chief bruce crawford reported the nominations to a meeting of the police commission the daughter of mr and mrs murray miller was received for baptism medals are given for service in a police force and are supplied by the canadian association of chiefs of police the four men honored were deputy chief bob hood who has been a policeman since 1951 inspector bill hill whose medal included a bar as he has served since 1946 inspector tom shields who started his polioi career in 1950 and constable j i nit krochter who joined the aurora police department in 1951 the presentation was made by comv mission chairman judge william lvon i l j plumbing and krfdheating ltd comtech electric forhemy watts electric electric plumbing heating contractors retail electrical supplies appliance sales and service ios main st north markham 2943642 order your coal now for next winter while summer prices are in effect youll save big stouffville coop 47 edward st a f c c f stouffville oiuijju atkinson a resident at briarbush hospital stouffville broke her hip on friday and is in scarboro centenary hospital her room number is 727 mr and mrs elmer leek are entertaining at their home in honor of their mother mrs albert f leek on the occasion of her 80th birthday from 2 to 5 pm on sunday july 9 gifts gratefully declined mrs leek lived at gormley all her life until she moved to stouffville a few years ago mrs roy brillinger is in toronto general hospital her room is 1112 ward a south ontario place presents july starting july 1 ontario place will be presenting a whole new season of enter tainment and fun youll sec many of the most popular shows from last year and many many great new headlincrs oscar peterson ray charles jose fcliciano and arthur fiedler just to name a few there will be new attrac tions too such as childrens village an allnew display at the exhibit pods and new movies at cinesphere coming attractions at ontario place here is a sampling of some of the sen sational shows youll be seeing through out the month of july july 3 the rcmp concert band july 5 the travellers july 8 ray charles and boss brass july 9 a 13 karl anccrl and the toronto symphony july ii a 18 walter susskind and the toronto symphony july 14 the association and the 5man electrical band july 15 29 ivan romanoft july 16 victor fcldbrilland the toronto symphony july 17 the new christy minstrels july 19 louis applcbaum conducts music from the movies july 21 catherine mckinnon july 22 fred stone jazz concert july 24 crowbar rock concert july 25 27 arthur fiedler and the toronto symphony july 26 a tribute to george ira gershwin july 28 the poppy family and the stampcdcrs july 30 sciji oawa and the toronto symphony and remember all of these fantastic shows arc w with your si 50 gate ad mission no wonder ontario placets your best entertainment bargain cinesphere free sixstorcyhigh mo ies every day at cinesphere you can sec dont miss the opening of childrens village july 1 designer eric mcmillan says he created childrens village with the idea of making kids happy we believe he has been hugely successful and so will your children when they see it chil drens village is neither a playground nor a park its a wonderland of things never before put together for kiddies childrens village is different lorone thing almost the entire iwo-and-a-half- acres is covered with a huge orange translucent tent so sunlight gets in and rain stays out and whats inside is really something else we have over 30 games tos rides traps and gadgets to test ourchildsskill and provide hours of cnjoment childrens village opens july 1 free childrens village you have to sec it to believe it mere are just a few of the do7cns of attractions the rubber forest the butterfly race the sound area the punchbag forest the tube slides mirror land the roller slide the foam swamp ver eerie fun i he handoverwiter swing and 21 more totalinvolvement amusements there is also a special eciion for pre school tots childrens village has been designed to allow for a maximum of fun and freedom t here is no pattern to the way the games are played and no limit to the time a child can spend on one attrac tion and es adults are cordially invited uith ontario place gale admission snack bar we even have places where ou can dine and sip something cool on a pat io overlooking thewaler tour ontarios history for the same si 50 admission you can also see one of theworldsmoit advanced exhibitions in the ontario place pavilion pods youll sec the whole of ontarios thril ling history in films slides scientific displas and plenty of electrical gad gets just to be there is exciting he there flow to get to ontario place ontario place is on torontos lakefroni opposite exhibition park you can come by car public transit bus go train or boat we even have our own marina just call 965771 1 for personalized directions on how to get here we can also give you sonic names of sensibly priced hotels and motels in the area were wailing for you youve just read a portion of what ontario ilacehasto offer sou this summer there is much much more the shops ihc boutiques ilmcs haida the ww ii spitfire fighterplane the shuttle boats the paddle wheeler niagara helle the brass bands the bustrain and moon light on the water arc just a few of the added extras we havent mentioned we have evervihhig at ontario placr but ou and were waiting genera in omul ion 1 lours open close grounds 1000 am 200 am restaurants imiilnts 12 noon 100 am sunl000pm 1000 am 930 pm cinesphere spectacular moviesrcevith our si 50 gate admission to ontario place one of the new movies coming soon will be labyrinth the smash hit from lpo67 if youve been to cinesphere ou know all about this worlds most advanced movietheatre if ou havent oure in for a treat the screen is sixstores high and 80- feet wide with 16channcl stereophonic sound cinesphere feature at 900 pm besides the regular movie programme sou can also catch sensational boxotlicc hits at popular prices showtime is 900 pm every night its a great way to topolt a day at ontario place restaurants snack bars v pulis ontario place has over 28 excellent dining and drinking spots menus and bills-of- farcjare as varied as the establishments themselves which range from a real bavarian beer garden to a chinese ontario films 1000 am 810pm i eat r re film 900 pm one show only moii it sil m admission to grounds after 1230 at night sun no admission to grounds afler 930 pm admission adults si 50 students 75 children free if accompanied b an adult children 25 if alone resident ontario semor citieni free help lor information on sltmis hours admission prices hotels or motets and directions please call 1416965771 1 whats happening on canada day weekend july1 mhprp pkp pun uoa spp hip ilvmi ionpprl miami hip iipmi firvtrorh illmtlau ia xarth amvrira ilozpiih of tlanvprn ttntf ttintftm prrforminff antliinlir nulirv ach and moonllaht an tin- iratcr forsi0 ontario ilarf your ihhi rntertainmrnt bargain july 2 where else can you see a real chinese dragon a glittering drum and bugle band a symphony concert and oriental performances of everything from king fu to cantonese music for 150 ontario place your best entertainment bargain july 3 where else can you hear a real steel band a thrilling symphony concert and tour ontarios glorious past for s150 ontario place tour best entertainment bargain tv fonim 400 pm a 2hour sjuc io cirudas ethnic group tht fonim 800 pm the rcmp concert band placvcrthins from rock to symphony in a 90minutc show the waterfront 930 pm north americas belt firework display the forum 1 30 pm a fascinating salute to ontarios chinese community the forum 00 pm the kcmp concert isind in their second thrilling concert shivaing the waterfront at 9m pm a 20- rnmuic long fircssork cstravagana the forum 2i0 pm a colourful caribbcirs holiday featuring the dick smith allslcel lland hie forum 00 pm the rcmp concert isjnd in a third great concert ihc waterfront 9 jo pm closing lire- work display of canada day weekend mill be bigger than ever ontorb placet minmryof ndoury and tourim hon john rmr mimtirr souts at i hiin piv on toronto i jkrfronfoith nwf prluic imijor toufti i4 lkiwr boulowd tt a

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