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the tribune thursday march 2 1978 goodwood news various events in hamlet by elsie boland the goodwood baseball dance is this saturday march 4 at 8 pm in the goodwood hall lets have a good crowd as the money is needed for the baseball this year tickets are available at 6405296 or 6402767 the general ucw had their meeting last wednesday afternoon devotion was taken by siloam we will be having a maple syrup supper details later leslie mitchell arrived home on saturday from centenary hospital after his operation wish him the best of health institute members remember our meeting coming up monday march 13 in goodwood hall uxbridge peewees no 2 won three out of five games bingo is wednesday evening march 11 in the hall jackpots havent gone as yet and we are hoping for a lot of new faces reported last week the peterson family home had been burned down it should have read peterson family x mrs ronnie bell has been in york hospital at newmarket she was expected home on monday quilting as usual this week wednesday evening was euchre night next euchre will be march 8 please keep in mind winners were ladies dot mcguckin mildred thompson hilda mid- dleton men walt slack ross thompson jim rae door prize winners chuck lintner elsie carter and betty arm strong mr and mrs chas symes celebrated their wedding anniversary in mississauga on the weekend news arrived that the rev harry turner passed away he was pastor of the goodwood united church many years ago we were very pleased to have ola forsythe and vera nesbitt from markham at our quilting on monday come again girls there was an oratorical contest at goodwood school on tuesday feb 21 it was between goodwood and webb school and for grades 4 to 6 heather cole of goodwood won first and she spoke on winnie the pooh cherie lyn yeates of goodwood came second and she spoke of noses a lady from new jerseyusa receives the tribune each week and enjoys the hockey results in the goodwood news isnt it surprising how the tribune circulates more news please eddie shack has to work harder stewart todd got a goal for hathaways defeating kinsmen 32 retired judge dead worlds day of prayer to be held in r melville united church on friday march 3 at 2 oclock rev alfred rees pastor of banfield memorial church and president of the barry moore crusade will be the speaker col 0 s hollinrake war veteran retired judge and for many years resident at ballantrae passed away on thursday at age 79 a family funeral service was held on saturday he retired from the bench in 1968 after 21 years as magistrate in newmarket the former towns of new toronto and mimico and in etobicoke along with other magistrates he was elevated to the provincial courts a few months before retirement born in ingersoll he attended school in toronto and was a graduate of royal military college in kingston serving with the royal artillery hollinrake was a battle- experienced veteran of world war i after demobilization he studied law and practised in toronto until the start of world war ii in 1939 when he abandoned his law career to join the army again at the time he was commander of a royal canadian army militia unit but authorities decided he was the man to command no 2 district depot at exhibition park in toronto hollinrake returned to his law practice at wars end and was ap pointed a magistrate in 1947 he received the order of the british empire in 1944 and the centennial medal in 1967 he leaves two sons nicholas of montreal and anthony of belfountain ont through all the hustle and bustle of last weeks sum- mitview public school science fair danny fusco above got the chance to relax on the gym floor although dannys wine project didnt win he does seem quite pleased with himself winners at the fair who will now go on to the area meet this month were doug smurthwaite for solar energy vena persaud and sandy stover for air pressure raffaela rl 1111111 stouffville scene whats going on 1 e 1 i united church choir the choir of stouff- ville united church- will present a musical concert entitled put a song in your heart on thurs day march 9 at 730 pm at the church under the direction of alan gent the group will sing selections from oliver the king and i and the sound of music as well as some old favourites the instrumental numbers will feature david howard on trombone alice hamm on the cornet and well known local organist clarion baker included in the program will be piano and organ duets by jean hammond and alan gent there is no charge for the concert but an of fering will be received and all proceeds donated to the church building project poet at library the whitchurch- stouffville public library is pleased to present mike doyle canadian poet wednesday 730 pm march 8 in the latcham gallery mr doyle will be reading a selection of poems from his six previous books mike doyle was born in england has lived many years in new zealand and has taught at the university of victoria bc since 1968 his technical style and sensitivity to emotion should provide a worth while experience for everyone emma winn dead emma winn lifelong resident of stouffville passed away at scar borough hospital on friday feb 24 the deceased was in her 84th year and was a daughter of the late george and emma winn the winn family had occupied the farm home at the top end of church st for many years along withher late sister miss bertha the couple were two of the most regular attendants at stouffville united church failing health had forced them to give up the home and move to parkview home the deceased is a sister of bertha rowland fred clifford and frank all deceased she is also an aunt of phyllis mrs s sobel of columbus allan of toronto gertrude mrs c kerswill stouffville and walter of sunderland the funeral on monday was con ducted from the oneill funderal home spring interment will take place at stouffville cemetery prayer day world day of prayer service is being held friday march 3rd at 7 pm at christ church anglican on sunset blvd the theme of this years service is community spirit in modern living the speaker will be margaret britton from christ church everyone is welcome refreshments will be served following the service new faces stouffville welcomes seven new families to the community this month they are mr mrs john devereux rr 2 stouffville mr mrs david jones 100 thicketwood blvd s mr mrs ac carney 120 maytree ave stouffville mr mrs g wood 261 rupert ave stouff ville mr mrs gordon watt rr2 stouffville mr mrs robt mcconnell knights place stouffville and mr mrs zennon byblow rr2 stouff ville square dance stouffville kinettes are having a square dance march 10th at goodwood hall 9 till 1 for tickets contact carol watson 6405565 after 6 tickets are 6 per couple won subscription complimentary one year subscription of the stouffville tribune was won by mrs terry carter rr 4 stouff ville at the minor hockey draw maple syrup demon strations at bruces mill visitors can see demonstrations of the olh and modern methods pfr making maple syrup following the process from tree tapping to sap collecting sap boiling l ft degli angele and charlene turcotte for water jeroem verhoog and jim streifel for railroads david darling wheat jim ku and ganesh persaud won for their faulting project lee carney for water jim stuart and stewart hazel for static electricity wayne stevens and brent leff- man for solar heating and kelly carrick for his quicksand project keith bolender 4