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8 the tribune thursday october 2 1578 torn time back sunday daylight saving time ends at 2 am sunday to avoid arriving at church an hour too early residents are advised to turn their docks bade one hour before retiring saturday night h555571 ontario municipal board in the matter of section 35 of the planning act rs0 1 970 c 349 and in the matter of an application by the corporation of the township of uxbridge for approval of its restric ted area bylaw 1613 as amended by bylaw 1 634 appointment for hearing the ontario municipal board hereby ap points monday the 20th day of november 1 978 at the hour of ten oclock local time in the forenoon at the township municipal offices 20 bascom street former town of uxbridge for the hearing of all parties interested in supporting or opposing this application for a further extension of a temporary approval granted until the 31 st day of december 1 978 in boards order made on the 1 3th day of june 1 978 if you do not attend and are not represented at this hearing the board may proceed in your ab sence and you will be entitled to any further notice of the proceedings in the event the decision is reserved persons taking part in the hearing may request a copy of the decision from the presiding board member such decision will be mailed to you when available dated at toronto this 1 9th day of september 1978 secretary late stan pringle enthusiastic sportsman young plowboy handles a big machine sixteen year old kevin grose of vivian doesnt pretend to be a professional plowman not yet but he enjoys participating in match competitions with some of the best in the glenwarren productions ltd if you would like to audition for the game show definition come to the cfto tv studios mcgowan and hwy 401 thursdayoctober26 1978 at 730 pm i -i- 1 big cash prizes play country bingo you can be a winner just by using your home telephone number weve all played bingo at one time or another now heres an exciting new way to play iforfree for fun for big cash prizes print the word country on a piece of paper and under each letter write one digit of your home teleph one number thats your country bingo card listen to cfgm 1 320 for country bingo numbers being called every hour all day long when we call a combination on your country bingo card cross it off when youve crossed off all seven numbers call cfgms country bingo line immediately at 87091 91 if youre the first to call with a correctly completed card for that game you win each country bingo jackpot starts at 1 00 dollars and goes up 1 0 dollars every hour until we find a winner then we begin a brand new game every new game means another big cash winner country bingo its fun its free its yours on cfgm cfgml320 the country music place business kevin was an entry in the east yorkking and vaughan match saturday on the howard burkholder farm fifth line markham jim thomas late stewart milroy passes in 73rd year stouffville services were held for arthur stewart milroy oct 17 from the chapel of the dixongarland funeral home main street markham he passed away in his 73rd year oct 14 mr milroy was born and raised in markham he is survived by a son ken neth a daughter arlene toms brothers s andstanleyand one sister lillian dean mr milroy was predeceased by his wife vera and two sisters jean richards and kathleen milroy interment was made at elmwood cemetery markham markham this community lost one of its most active sports organizers oct 18 with the passing of stanley grant pringle 83 peter street markham born in a small house on albert street aug 18 1909 the son of william and laura elizabeth pringle stan grew up in markham and spent all his life there he received his schooling in the village attending at franklin street and old markham high as a boy he was active in the methodist and later the united church one of his tasks as a lad was to pump the big organ during choir practices mr pringle continued his connections with the church fortysix years ago stan pringle married marjorie poulton they lived at several locations in the village before building their present home in 1955 before the war mr pringle worked for the brokerage firm of brouse and mitchell but the 1929 stock market crash ended this he worked as a druggists assistant first for aj woods and later george greer during the war he worked at a munitions plant in ajax mr pringle retired recently having achieved the position of parts manager for several markham car dealer ships including fred hamilton and son conlin motors and markham chrysler dodge however mr pringle was better known for his outstanding contribution to sports in the community in 1932 he founded the markham minor hockey association was a coach referee and a member of the executive he retired from the organization in 1953 according to his son grant mr pringle was sportsminded all his life stan pringle had many personal triumphs in his sports career he played for a junior oha club and could have turned pro in the ls30s he led a down and out locusthill hockey team to the cham pionship later in the 1950s he led markham to the junior ontario baseball association championship he was active in the markham unionville lions club serving as chairman of the com mittee for sports events he organized boys and girls baseball leagues and initiated the markham township track and field day mr pringle is sur vived by his wife mar jorie a son grant a daughter patricia sisters elsie margaret and grace and one brother frank services were con ducted oct 21 by rev donald parr from the dixongarland funeral home markham the pall bearers were gord ferrier rick sheppard ted poulton brad cadieux tim clark and gordon forgie there were five honorary pall bearers john lunau aj woods gordon penny don eltherington and wig runstedler late florence holden loved music stouffville service was conducted for florence elizabeth holden oct 16 from the dixongarland funeral home markham by rev ja shantz and rev leonard oneil she passed away in her 82nd year at scarborough centenary hospital born in uxbridge june 10 1897 the daughter of david and elizabeth dalton she spent her childhood days there when she married the late arthur holden in 1917 she moved with him to a farm on the west side of ninth line south stouffville they moved later to mill street in 1934 they took up residence in markham as a housewife and mother of five children she enjoyed housework very much including sewing she also found time to be active in the markham missionary church later she joined the markham good neighbors club however her greatest love was music she was fond of playing the piano when she moved to parkview home in stouffville she often entertained them with her talents surviving mrs holden are sons lloyd victor and carl a daughter eileen mrs ken stiver brothers lome delbert and bruce dalton and a sister mrs rhea watson she was predeceased by a son fred and a brother harold dalton pall bearers were neil holden donald holden stanley holden arthur holden brian stiver and allan holden interment was in stouffville cemetery obituaries milroy arthur stewart at scarborough general hospital on saturday oc tober 14th stewart milroy ol stouffville formerly of markham in his 73rd year beloved husband of the late vera dear father of arlene mrs c toms of pickering and kenneth of bracebridge loving grandfather of 8 grandchildren funeral service was held on tuesday oct 17 1978 from the chapel of the dixon garland funeral home interment elmwood cemetery 43 holden florence elizabeth at scarborough centenary hospital on friday october 13 1978 florence holden of stouffville formerly of markham in her 82nd year beloved wife of the late arthur holden dear mother of lloyd and victor of woodbridge eileen mrs ken stiver of thornhlll carl of markham and the late fred sister of mrs rhea watson delbert bruce lome and the late harold dalton loving grandmother of 16 grandchildren 10 great grandchildren 2kr great jackolantern contest the best three jack-o- lan terns to be chosen by the judges will be awarded prizes k 10 5 3 1st 2nd 3rd judging will be held on tuesdayoct 31 between 79 pm all entries to be in the tribune office by monday octorfr 30 enter now fill out coupon below time7rrtt77 address age phone i the tribune jackolantern contest age limit 12 years and under i oct 31 st 78