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the tribune thursday oct 1980 respected claremont lady if by rosemary ij timms ii claremont rervice was held j aturday from the iceachnie funeral lome pickering for mrs jtoberl redshaw lollowing her passing lct 22 at the stouffville i cursing home she was 1 3 born minnie jane j terusha she was the lnother of two sons fiharles redshaw of llaremont ross red- i haw deceased two i laughters vila mrs talbert evans port perry and rouena mrs jack lehman claremont thirteen grandchildren and twentyone great grandchildren one sister ethel mrs ken mercer lives at lind say interment was at claremont union cemetery mr and mrs roy timms entertained mr and mrs john jossul of don mills mr and mrs lloyd maltby and family rr 4 brampton joy porter amanda and glenn of erin grant elliott and lorna and mrs howard king of brampton the claremont golden age club will meet nov 6 at 130 pjn euchres will be held every tuesday evening in the clubhouse winners last week were eva evans louis hamstead margaret baker art parratt tom hammond and norris hardy the lone hand winner was eva evans congratulations to dick and marean ward on the occasion of their 2sth wedding an niversary oct 22 the community welcomes george roy and sandra domioczk of toronto now residing in the home owned formerly by dorothy middleton the claremont womens institute is holding a fashion show tues nov 18 in the community hall refreshments will be served at 1 pm with the fashion parade to follow the institute is sponsoring a course in crewel embroidery nov 10 and 17 interested persons are asked to contact dorothy britton- the congregation at stl johns united church in brougham celebrated their anniversary sunday rev eldon linstead of port perry was the guest pastor with special music by the mooney family of claremont and bob miller of milton bey wedley for mayor dear residents at least four out ofisix of your new town council will be inexperienced because of seats vacated our town will need steady experienced leadership to lead six coun cillors through debates and discussions to end up with legislation that is not only fair and just but also good for the community at large a good leader must learn to be a servant first 1 have served the people of whitchurch- stouffville well in the past six years i have the time the experience and the knowledge to provide you with a full time mayor who not only cares about you and your needs but is able to provide strong and capable leadership during the next two years support me with your vote for ma yor on nov 1 0 youll be glad you did sincerely stouffville girl guides advance to pathfinders earlier this year graduation ceremonies were held within the ranks of the stouffville brownies arid girl guides at this event six guides advanced to path finders five are pictured here they are left to right arlene irwin sherri tapscott tammy surman daphane gibson and leslie stronach absent when the photo was taken is laura baatz jim thomas the thingpass it oil sound and direct leadership 20 years business experience j 6 years municipal experience dear editor yesterday i ventured across the yorkontario county line and drove westward towards that haven of churches fundamentalism and nineteenth century thinking known as stouffviue to view the lishman exhibit at the public library outside the library on a pole i saw the most graceful mobile pointing its long neck towards the south and reminding me of one of our beloved becky medley cares about people warning health and welfare canada advises that danger to health increases with amount smoked avoid inhaling average per cigarette lmg tar olmg nicotine teamwork depends on leadership and record keep markham strong elect secure mayor tony roman november 10 1980 sponsored by the committee to reelect tony roman campaign headquarters 2947900 tony roman 8875616 i apaloaovtmrstmenn safe g secure canada savings bonds are a safe investment theyre backed by all the resources of canada cash anytime the new bonds ore easy ro cash anytime so youre nor locked in no interest rate penalty theres no interest rare penalty when the new bonds ote cashed after december 311 980you will receive earned inreresr for each full month elapsed since november 1 1 980 good return the new bonds earn a good return on your money- 1 0vj every year for 7 years easy to buy tneyre easy ro buy for cash or on instalments in amounts starring at s100 up roarotal purchase limit of 35000 and you have o choice of bonds theres the regular inreresr bond for annual income and the compound interest bond for savings growth buy yours today wherever you bank or invesr new canada savings donds now on sale 10 i every year for 7 years good security good return always good canada canada geese in autumn migration while it nodded its head rhyth mically as if to say yes yes yes this is stouffville the com munity without any imagination that moves steadily backwards while everyone else moves forwards but fly on my fellow birds and well soon leave it far behind us while i was watching the thing bobbed its way around and pointed its long neck to the north and i then imagined the geese returning in the spring and bringing with them all of the new life and resurrection that comes with their northern migration this thought made me feel hopeful and glad and more imaginative and as i watched the thing moving continually i was certain it was a new concept in weathervanes and then my imagination began to dwell on all manner of winds and trees and grass and waves and clouds moving with them and but space does not allow me to dwell on all the glorious and free thoughts the mobile aroused within me and i cannot understand how there has been some ridicule and criticism from the stouffville residents regarding this artistic creation but i suppose neanderthal minds still exist almost everywhere if stouffville does not want this thing i am certain it would be welcomed by the more progressive people in pickering who would plant it outside of the town hall on the kingston road where the thousands of passersby could view its beauty and it could nod its head s if to say yes yes yes my fellow birds this is where we truly belong in pickering where almost everybody is progressive imaginative and eagerly moving towards the twentyfirst century wake up stouffville this mobile is the most alive thing ive seen in your town during my fifty years of now and then visitations 1 john livingstone rri locust hill anniversary celebration of the gormley missionary church november 2 3 4 5 1980 our guest speaker rev clarence hunking beloved pastor ol our church 1 952- 1 963 from kitchener where he has ministered since leavlno gormley our guest musicians sharon brumbaugh robin howard have travelled together in the gospel music field since 1 978 their wide range of music has thrilled many audiences across the us and canada share these great services of celebration with us sunday november 2 11 am 730 pm mon tues wed nov 3 4 5 730 pm for further information 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