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parkview news many senior week activities george francis gets an affectionate kiss from his wife marjorie at their golden wed ding celebration the couple has nine children 39 grandchildren and nine great grandchildren couples key to marriage there have certainly been many activities both inside and out of the home during this last week being senior citizens week in stouf fville those of our residents who are shutins were visited last monday by various persons from the com munity and each given a rose wednesday saw open house at parkview with quite a number of people from the community visiting for the tea talent afternoon which was a huge success mrs wilker composed a song and mrs bernice ricker sang it to the tune of golway bay lome baker accompanied on the organ and then played several pieces himself mrs foster originally from scotland sang a song and mr whittamore mrs crosby both recited mrs crosby also gave a rug demonstration and mrs ricker read a poem composed by mrs hyslop everyone welcomed the tea and cookies afterwards arlene holden and beth breckon carl rose transported about a dozen of the residents to the stouffville park on friday for the ice cream strawberry festival everc- had just about finished eating when they were rained back to parkview mr mrs j nighswander took some of the residents to the green gables nursing home on saturday af ternoon for their strawberry tea which again was very well at tended and enjoyed by all who participated tie worship service for the the seniors of stouffville and district drew the week to a close this service was held at parkview on sunday afternoon with rev john hamilton leading the program and rev o i jeffrey as guest speaker jess pike was the guest soloist for the service we were glad to have leonard hoover- as the song leader and mrs rattee as accompanyist all in all it was a very good and enjoyable week and we would like to take this opportunity of thanking sincerely all who had any part in the arranging of the various activities and trans portation for the senior citizens of our com munity the tribune thursday june 30 177 7 church services stouffville pentecostal church sf rving god the congregaios the community rev paul ripley pastor ph 610 w6 area municipality of township of uxbridge taxes the 2nd installment of taxes for 1977 falls due on july 8th 1977 pay early and avoid penalty if all 3 installments are paid in full on or before july 8th 1977 there will be allowed on the 3rd in stallment only a discount of 2 per cent if a receipt is required please enclose complete taxbill post dated cheques not accepted cheque must be dated day of mailing mrs sylvia robb tax collector sunday school 945 am morning worship 1030 am pastor ripley speaking balloon sunday our sunday school helps celebrate stouffvilles cen tennial by releasing one balloon for each year one hundred missionary balloons come and help us celebrate great gospel rally 7 pm see the exciting film the conversion of colonel bottomry everyone welcome whosoever will may come one has to give a little the other has to take a little quipped george francis when he was asked what made a marriage successful mr francis and his wife marjorie are well qualified to speak on the subject since they were celebrating the soth anniversary of their long and happy marriage last saturday george francis came to canada the land of milk and honey when he was 17 but the only honey he found was marjorie im his miss honey and im sticking with him yet joked mrs francis mr francis still clearly recalls his i wedding day it was raining and i had to walk through the mud all the way to scarboro junction in my wedding clothes he remembered i had to get my shoes shined all over again later it stopped raining but just as the guests sat down at the resident dies suddenly charles ovlier james of 109 maytree ave died suddenly on tuesday june 12 mr james in his 68th year was being presented with a gift by the united church board in appreciation of his work as secretary of the board when he suffered a stroke and died shortly after he had been involved in the board since 1966 and was also the church caretaker since 1962 other activities included o church releases 100 balloons for centennial secretary of the stouff ville coop from 1955 and secretary of the hor ticultural society since 1962 he is survived by his wife ella hoover and son david of greenbank and his wife carol and their children laura kevin and joseph he had one surviving brother edgar living in orono and a deceased brother ralph interment will be at thornhill cemetery the stouffville pentecostal church v sunday school will help celebrate stouffvilles centennial by releasing 100 colourful missionary balloons the balloons will be carrying the news of the centennial celebration of our town they are called missionary balloons because they will also carry a message of hope for the world from the bible enclosed will be a selfaddressed card for the finder to return in the church is a large map upon which the returns will be recorded and the distance travelled by each balloon the person who releases the balloon that travels the farthest distance and the finder of it will receive a gift from the sunday school this commences the sunday school contest that will run throughout the summer months sunday school begins at 945 am morning worship begins at 1030 am and the ballons will be released following the morning service pastor paul ripley extends a warm invitation to the public to attend this service of centennial celebration charles james ff v a small difference makes a big difference in a mortgage thats why so many people come to us guaranty trust were professionals in mortgage matters we have people who can explain how it all works and give you objective advice about whats best for you before you sign your name come and talk with us 81 main street w 6404000 guaranty trust d m d g mackay manager tables the floodgates opened again there were over 90 guests and they all had to pile into the house said mr francis later as the bride and groom were driving to niagara falls for their honeymoon a policeman stopped them for driving too fast he said wed better slpw down we were going about 35 miles an hour chuckled mr francis things sure are a lot faster now the couple who have operated a market garden operation near ringwood for countless years are planning to take things easier and move into stouffville were planning to retire in the fall smiled mrs francis but thats probably the best joke of all enjoy a country picnic weekend starring tanya tucker sat july 16th and many other fine country artists olympia park 20 miles north of toronto at woodbine avenue the continuation of the don valley parkway tor more information call 9239224 tkkta t most major outlttt tsmtifysflaari young canada childrens shops our annual store- wide childrens shops clearance starts next tuesday july 5th at 900 am and continues until summer stock is sold 1 to vl off on our entire selection of fine quality name brand summer childrens wear from infants t0 12 years all sales final there is a store near you original selling price fairviewmall a6inc0urtmall ce0arbrae shopping plaza hillcrest mall richmond hill sheridan mall pickering upper canada mall newmarket square one shopping centre burlington mall oakqueen mall oakville the centre mall hamilton shoppers world albion bramalea city centre gerrard square altona missionary church pastor vkiaue sunday july 3 10 am sunday school 11 am morning worship evening service 730 cancelled to join the stouffville miss church centennial service wed prayer meeting 800 pm you are cordially invited to the missionary church stouffville missionary church 159 main st e john hamilton- minister jim clubine- associate minister sunday july 3 1977 homecoming sunday come in centennial costume if you wish 945 am family sunday school bus service available 1100 am former pastors rev h hallman rev f huson will share highlights of their ministries in stouffville 700 pm a joint service with the altona missionary congregation rev don pugh will speak wed 730 pm prayer bible study associate pastor j clubine fti 730 pm sr jr high youth film a man his men youre always welcome at the missionary church mccormack memorial church highway 48 at vivian rev cw sorley pastor 945 am morning service 1100 am sunday school 730 pm evening service thurs 8 pm new life hour m toromjikk st james presbyterian church rev ted creen 6404195 10 am homecoming worship service with stouffville united church in st james childrens choir all are welcome to this special service v christ church anglican 254 sunset boulevard sunday july 3 trinity iv an invitation is extended to any homecoming visitors to worship with us 930 am holy com munion sermon rev f edney nursery services provided rev wf edney rector 2 64014 s gormley missionary church rev cecil rosenberger pastor sunday july 3 950 am family sunday school 1100 am morning worship 730 pm communion service wed evening 800 pm family night a warm welcome aw you al unionville gospel hall 2nd street at hwy 7 lords day breaking bread 930 sunday school and bible class 1130 am gospel meeting 7 pm wed prayer bible study 8 pm all heartily welcome bloomington christian gospel church rev cw sorley sunday july 3 945 sunday school 1100 morning worship wed 8 pm prayer bible study 7 pm tues friday pioneer girls stouffville united church rev jl carder babd july 3rd 1977 am combined service at st james presbyterian 230 pm jubilation service in the park you will be welcome 10 baker hill baptist church sunday july 3 1977 950 am sunday school i 11 am morning worship service mr peter baker wed 8 pm prayer bible study springvale baptist church gormleystouf fville rd at 6th cone kennedy rd rev tom hamilton phone 8875651 sunday july 3rd 1977 an oldfashioned sunday 1000 am sunday school 1100 am guest rev bruce hisey former pastor 1230 dinneronthegrounds potluck style all welcome 700 film presentation the miracle goes on life story of composer john w peterson memorial christian church at main stouffer sts rev jacob small bth july 3 1977 1100 am morning worship 700 pm evening service summer wednesday specials 630 730 beginning july 6th stouffvilles oldest church is open for centennial homecomers 100 300 pm july 2nd remember the lord your god all foam interchangeable covers in heavy cleanable nylon fabric 3 pieces for only 349 churchill baptist church aurora sideroad 9 cone rev paul hope bth 6405629 950 am sunday school bus ride available 1100 am morning worship sunday at 745 pm open air service at cedar beach park north of the parking lot we warmly welcome you open sherwood 10111 3 tk mrkham 4 moflttls 99 pm pu p to pay at daily 2942581 rihtiltlirc 2942060 no interest centennial jubilation interdenominational worship service sunday july 3230 pm town park arena if rain there is still room in the choir practice tonight in the united church at 8 pm m m