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ftet the tribune thursday july 11 1968 stouffville scene whats going on mr and mrs murray stewart goodwood mr art brown and mr and mrs percy baston haw thorn ave visited over the weekend with mr and mrs gary baston in tor onto at the communion ser vice sunday morning july 7th at the bloomington gospel church 6 new members were received in to fellowship rev clarence bass main st e is spending a week at wabana bible conference on chesapeake bay ny mr and mrs michael bedore and family loretta cresc n spent the holiday weekend camping in al gonquin park editor jas thomas and mrs thomas and children along with mr and mrs don thomas of markham motored to montreal this week for a look at expo for 1968 mr and mrs j bartley and family harding gate spent a few days this week in niagara falls mr and mrs 0 beelby and family had sunday dinner with her brother mr and mrs ken postill and family in markham mr and mrs ivan bell and family main st e visited for a week with mr and mrs gerald omarra of nephton and attended a farewell for mrs bells brother mr wilfred lavv- renson who is leaving for jamaica to serve as a mis sionary under the lima pentecostal mission board injured shoulder reeve ken laushway suffered badly torn liga ments in his right shoulder when he took a tumble on one of the staircases in the parliament buildings at queens park- the first openair service held at stouffville plaza on sunday evening under the auspices of stouffville and r i n g w o o d christian churches was very well at tended the services will be held at 730 pm each sunday evening during the summer and special music is provided henry ogden is prepar ing to start the erection of a new home on second st immediately north of the dave sfouffer home mrs edith lundy of cedar valley spent sunday with her sister mrs lottie baker main st e mr and mrs keith bar ton and family obrien ave attended the mantle family reunion held at claremont baseball park on sunday afternoon miss carolyn bass who is attending london bible college is spending her vacation with her parents rev and mrs clarence bass main st e two fel low students and two friends from mcgill uni versity visited with her this weekend ronald baker of belle ville is spending two weeks with his grandparents mr and mrs george baker manitoba st mr and mrs william armstrong kirkland lake and mr and mrs joe fos ter of brandon manitoba visited this week with mr and mrs chris armstrong albert st n mr and mrs murray edward baker mr and mrs murray baker are seen in front of knox united church sutton fol lowing their recent marriage mrs baker was the former linda gale taylor daugh ter of mr anil mrs everet taylor rr 1 pefferlaw and the groom is the youngest son of mr and mrs ralph baker rr 1 cedar valley photo by murray walker lady taxi driver from stouffville when a stouffville wo man applied to the whit church police for a license to drive a taxi in whit church township it caus ed quite a stir at the coun cil meeting the fuss was not be cause it was a woman who applied nor was it a matter of competition there is only one licen sed cab in whitchurch now and it is in oak ridges rather the council could not agree on the cost of a license police chief fred mason explained that a license was 8 and there was an additional 2 for every driver other than the own er councillor robert lew is in thinking over these figures found them to be far too reasonable i think council should re view this whole thing he suggested mr mason pointed out that by a whitchurch by law taxis were required to display special metal plates identifying them and they were to receive the plates when they were granted a license this practice was discontinued he said when it was dis covered that the cost of horticultural meeting and flower show a meeting and flower show of the stouffville horticultural society will be held in the basement of st james presbyterian church on monday july 15 at 8 pm pictures of interest will be shown by miss joyce reynolds entries for the show are to be placed between 5 and 630 pm 1 snapdragon 3 stems 2 rose ht any variety of peace 1 bloom 3 rose 1 spray 4 rose ht any colour 1 bloom 5 lily any variety 1 stem 6 shasta daisy single 5 bloom 7 shasta daisy double 3 bloom 8 gloriosa daisy 3 bloom 9 delphinium 1 spike 10 delphinium 3 spike 11 hydrangea 1 bloom 12 arrang of lilies 13 arrang using standing picture frame as acces sory 14 arrang of pansies 15- arrang of daylilies 16- arrang of roses 17 arrang in cup and saucer using saucer as accessory 18 arrang using drift wood 19 basket of mixed daisies 20 basket of mixed flow ers 21 vase of sweet peas 22 dining table centre under 12 in height mrs george arundell mr phillip arundell mrs e a burbidge of baker st and miss linda priestley spent the holiday weekend in niagara falls and at tended the 25th wedding anniversary of mr and mrs albert burbidge mr and mrs harold for syth formerly of main st w have moved to then- new residence in uxbridge grade 8 graduates m marks school front row i to r rosemary oconnor debbie foulds lynn insley juice aulnck judy asslnck back iw i to r bryan gralnge donna gibson debbie hunt pauline coughlan and doc brown staff photo the licenses did not cover the cost of the plates when there were so few cabs it was generally agreed that a bylaw review was in order if there are only two taxis in the township we dont have to worry about needing special plates to identify them seated councillor lewis the bylaw concerning the plates was duly noted down for review but not before someone mention ed that it was not likely to be attended to for at least three weeks lets not hold up issu ing the license for that long councillor norman barnard objected but we dont want to issue the license just be fore we raise the fee said reeve stewart bur nett after a discussion as to how high the fee should go the council members decided that it should be left as is until the new year they agreed to is sue the license to the stouffville woman subject to a medical report and now whitchurch will be doubling its num ber of taxis to a grand total of two m j it mi m i v vacation time in the canadian rockies photographed during their recent visit to banff springs hotel in banff national park are 1 to r mr t e topping stouffville mr w a heaslip stouffville mrs t e topping and daughter tamils and son bob and mr g r chater campbeuville ont canadian pacific photo dairy princess contest saturday whitchurch youth club are holding an oddity fair this saturday july 13 at the whitchurch cen tennial centre ballantrae an auction sale will be held at 2 pm followed by a box social auction at 6 pm during the evening the north york bowmen will put on a demonstra tion and the evening will be wound up with a dance at 830 pjn mr and mrs john sar- geant noel and robbie formerly of baden ont have moved to port moody bc mrs sargeant was form erly louise gordon daugh ter of mrs clifford gor don rose ave stouffville metro torontos black creek pioneer village will be the scene of a dairy princess competition next saturday july 13 in which the main attributes judged will be knowledge of the dairy industry dexterity in milking a cow poise and natural beauty the contest will select a york county dairy princess from five finalists and she mr and mrs rene pilon of conwall spent the week end with mr and mrs gino alberti burkholder st will compete in the pro vincial and national dairy princess competition at the canadian national exhibi tion next month the competition at black creek pioneer village will commence at 230 pm and is being organized by the junior farmers of york county under the sponsor ship of the york county milk producers associa tion president of the junior farmers is john mc- callum 21 of rr 3 wood- bridge the five contestants will be required to make a five- minute speech on the dairy industry and then take part in a milking contest they will also be judged on poise beauty and person ality a threeman panel of judges members of the ontario milk marketing board will decide on the winner black creek pioneer vil lage is located at jane street and steeles avenue in northwest metro tor onto and is being develop ed as a preconfederation community by the metro politan toronto and region conservation authority mr and mrs r h mur phy main st e attended the wedding in thornbury of judith armstrong to james reevenewson and were weekend guests of the brides parents mr and mrs maurice armstrong penny dawson of good wood music pupil of mrs frank biehby passed her grade 2 theory examina tion with 1st class honors mr harry deutchman of orlando florida is visiting for a week with mr and mrs fred alsop rupert ave gary chambers is spend ing a five day leave with his parents mr and mrs john chambers gary has been trans ferred to uplands ottawa john roberts member of parliament for yorksimcoe takes pleasure in announcing that he has arranged to take up residence in king township beginning sept 1st he can be contacted by telephone at 8958125 for those who have individual problems that they would like to dis cuss with him mr roberts would also like to thank the voters of yorksimcoe for their support on june 27 summer permanent wave specials let us show you how a new curly or softly- waved hair style can bring out a prettier you for all the happy days of summer fun sssjt s15- regular 1 1800 i z50 s8oo regular 7 1000 5 50 regular 1500 10m 6 offer good until aug 3 1968 100- human hair win au false hjr pieces priced from 1960 now oertlb 10 7 off open daily 9 to 6 pm thubs fbi tux 9 pm mario hair styling 87 main west stouffville 6401099 krings quality furniture now under new ownership glen and howard raymer are very pleased to announce that they have purchased krmgs quality furniture store in stouffville this is your invitation to drop in and say hello and gat acquainted view the excellent range of furnishings now on display and discuss terms and policy with the new owners for the finest in quality home furnishings visit us at 4143 main west stouffville phone 6402092