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the tribune thursday november 17 1977 learn to drive canadas most comprehensive driver training program wouldnt it be wonderful if car insurance premiums were lower we cant make them lower but we can help you make them lower for example when you complete your young drivers of canada train ing course successfully you can enjoy a whopping saving of up to 44 off your car insurance prem iums p vofessional j lining for you n drivers federal v chartered non profit organization certificate for presentation to insurance companies cr insurance reduction your course fee is income lax deductible 10 in car sessions orivers license road test included 2s hovrs classroom in st ruction course approved by on tario safety league wajch for opening of nsw centre no 8 in mmkhwti ont c00rscsta1tn0 v2h77 630 pm kate bird recently celebrated her 90th live on glad park dr hosted a dinner party birthday at the home of her daughter grace for her norton and soninlaw ray the nor tons who annegret lamure 90th birthday no exception it snowed stouffville winter always sets in on my birthday sarah sadie lunau told the tribune and last friday the occasion of her 90th birthday proved no ex ception mrs lunau of the elm rd senior citizens apartments entertained friends and relatives while the first snowfall of the year drifted slowly to the ground at 90 she retains a strong sense of humour although she is somewhat hard of hearing she is still mobile and goes shopping every week with her daughter joy byer who shares her apart ment mrs lunau was born on a farm in east york on don mills rd just south of memorial cemetery her husband william now deceased came from the markham area and the couple lived at mount albert for several years before moving to jacksons point where they ran a store mrs lunau stayed there for 30 years before moving to stouffville three years ago her daughter mary lantner lives on glad park ave in town another daughter lives in peterborough and a son in toronto mrs lunau said she was an only child and consequently i didnt have anybody to scrap with she feels the old days were better because although people worked harder at least jobs were available for young people in her opinion people also ate better because they did their own baking and bought less prepared foods florence redshaw 88 a lifelong friend and now a neighbour was one of the visitors sadie lunau elm rd celebrated her 90th birthday friday at 90 she still is good humoured and goes out shopping each week she said her birthday always brings winter and last friday nov 4 the day of the first snowfall of the year she celebrated her birthday 111 li v going out mr dressup childrens television star mr dressup will be appearing at oxbridge secondary school in the auditorium friday nov 25 at 7 pm the show is sponsored by the iode and admission is one dollar pot luck supper stouffville hor ticulture society invites members and friends to their annual pot luck supper in the united church hall nov 21 at 630 pm slides entered for competition will be shown by orval hostetler and commentary wijl be by jean barkey slides of the july 1 weekend will also be shown prize money and awards will be distributed and business will be conducted legion donates on the occasion of remembrance day 1977 the stouffville branch of the royal canadian legion donated a copy of the recently published book a terrible beauty the art of canada at war by heather robertson to the whitchurch stouffville library this donation is in memory of those men and women who died in seniors welcome the friendship club will meet thursday night in the legion hall all senior citizens are welcome and those wishing a ride can call 6402443 to charity students at the high school are hard at work rehearsing for this years variety night show to be held dec 2 and 3 this year proceeds will go to participation house and other charities barney speaks york north federal liberal association is holding a public meeting featuring york north mp and minister of defence barney danson the meeting will be held tuesday nov 22 8 pm at st patricks public school 159 wellington st west markham refreshments will be served new years ball a new years eve centennial ball will be held on the saturday evening of dec 31 from 9 till l am at the rolling hills golf club tickets are on sale at cards hardware and morgan jewellers the admission price of 20 a couple includes a hot buffet party favors and door prizes road reports the ministry of transportation and communications winter road reporting service for the public went into operation on nov 7 the road in formation centre at toronto and the ministrys 18 district offices throughout the province have uptodate information on the condition of all provincial and secondary highways 24 hours a day seven days a week during the winter months information on winter road conditions may be obtained around the clock by telephoning the following mtc offices in ontario chat- man 3547504 ban croft 3323220 lon don 6812047 hunts- ville 7892391 strat ford 2713550 north bay 4740044 hamilton 5279131 new liskeard 6476761 burlington 6375621 cochrane 2724333 owen sound 3767350 sudbury 5229380 port hope 8856381 sault ste marie 2565682 kingston 5442220 thunder bay 5776451 ottawa 7457049 and kcnora 4686494 in hospital david tran of park view home is now a patient at scarborough centenary hospital he is in room 510 victoria square dairy festival nativity play birthday of a king a nativity in puppetry will be shown at the stouffville united church on friday december 16 at 8 pm the event is spon sored by the lemonville community to raise money for books for the centennial library well known pup peteer mary baggs is in charge of the production admission is 2 for adults and half that for children with centennial dress optional this fall several groups in the region of york took advantage of the free course a festival of dairy foods offered by the ontario ministry of agriculture and food home economics branch each group sent two leaders to the training school which was taught by a foods and nutrition specialist denise weir from toronto the course discussed all aspects of dairy products including how they are made purchasing criteria nutritional aspects and proper storage methods there were several recipes demonstrated as well the leaders then went back to their organizations and taught n the information they had learned to their mem bers a summary day has been planned for the conclusion of the project everyone who has taken the course will attend and give a brief report of their meetings a special feature has been planned nancy burrow home economist and nutritionist for gay lea foods will be the guest speaker for the program a warm welcome is extended to any in terested person in the community the sum mary day will be held at victoria square com- munity centre tuesday december cat 10 am noon m