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paac c the tribune thursday april 1 1971 editors mail stouffville pecwee team advances to ontario playoff finals the stouffville iga peewee team has advanced to the allontario finals they host pclrolia here friday and saturday nights management anil players are front row left to right- billy meakes kenny smith mark barry doug feasby ken mill stephen dowswell keith acton kddie leger wayne holden rear row left to right jack watson coach danny wagg kevin morley malcolm johnston carl davis gerald acton mgr absent movie jones jas thomas service at headford plan first film for adults by mrs wmsandle victoria square the annual good friday service will be held april 9 at 11 am in the headford united church members of the vic- toria square congregation are in vited to attend miss barbara forson of stouffville was a visitor at the church service on sunday morning and later spent the day with her grandparents mr and mrs rolph boynton the guest soloist was ruth giesbrecht and the guest organist lynne reid the annual good friday service will be held april 9 at 1100 am in the headford united church another euchre party will be held in the community hall friday evening april 2 at 8 pm the cgit is holding a tea and bake sale in the headford sunday school room on saturday april 10 on saturday af ternoon kelly bin- nington entertained a number of friends on the occasion of her 8th birthday on saturday mary boynton entertained a number of her friends on the occasion of her seventh birthday birthday greetings to jim smith march 31st heber mccague april 2 laurie tyn- dall 11 years april 2 lauralee barker five years april 4 roger petty eight vears april 6 wedding an niversary greetings to mr and mrs joe stephenson married 49 years march 29 mr and mrs fraser gee married five years april 2 mr and mrs alan chadwick married 26 years april 4 mr and mrs wayne mortson and andrea of islington and miss muriel mortson had dinner with their uncle and aunt mr and mrs harold mortson at richmond hill and supper with their parents mr and mrs fraser gee mrs michael pritchard sandra and david of don mills visited with mrs stanley boynton and grace mr and mrs clarence steckley visited sunday with mrs helen watt and family at scarboro mr herb boynton of toronto spent sunday visiting relatives in the community york county science fair fri april 2 330 pm 930 pm sat april 3 10 am 3 pm award presentation sat apr 22 pm b ayv i ew secondary school gymnasium bayview i mattkham roads richmond hill sponsors by uw york county boant 01 education york county separate school board and the rotary club of richmond mil iawjr spring special 3995 00 by lee wong ballantrae a special event is planned for this friday april 2 when the childrens saturday club will present its first film for adults at the whitchurch centennial centre ballantrae the feature is the lerner and lowe musical paint your wagon starring clint eastwood lee marvin and jean seberg show time is 800 pm and admission is 100 for adults and 50 cents for children the regular childrens feature for saturday morning will be the walt disney film rob roy winners at the over 60 euchre held march 23 were ladies hilda woodcock 98 shirley yakeley 97 mary reynolds 53 men ronald lageer 101 jim mcguckin 97 len brillinger 54 the first ballantrae brownies have been working hard on their annual cookie sales drive and are pleased to announce that they have attained their goal of 800 boxes sold brown owl mrs pat renshaw expressed her appreciation to the community for sup porting this campaign century city a benefit to area dear mr thomas the letter from l d almack rr 2 claremont which appeared in your last week edition was filled with inaccuracies which call for correction a proposal was made to the township of uxbridge by cen tury city which would assure a proper balance of industrial and residential assessment the proposal provided that residential develop ment would only be approved by the township after an appropriate amount of industrial assessment was achieved it was a lack of an agreement such as this for the bay ridges development that caused the dif ficulties in pickering township century city showed they could attract industry ccm announced their move to century city almost two years ago and are not located in the township today providing hundreds of jobs for residents of our area as a result of the stalling tactics of the township of ux bridge in dealing with their application the century city site has excellent facilities for attracting both industry and people in need of housing as i recall reading in your paper the water supply is abundant with proven sources to accomodate 15000 people with only a third of the water exploration program completed both cn and cpr tracks are located in the im mediate vicinity and with uxbridge township having an abundant gravel supply raw materials for building products should be considerably less expensive as a result of savings in haulage fees mr almack is certainly illinformed if he meant that the land bought for cen tury city is ontarios best agricultural land it is marginal farm land at best whereas the location further to the south for new cities as shown in the torontocentred region plan would use up excellent farm land the century city- plan for sewage treatment calls for the use of a fine spray irrigation system which makes use of the growth promoting agents in the treated residue while replenishing the ground water supply as i understand the system there will be no discharge into duffins creek or lake ontario there will be no pollution we have been told that the century city plan was put before the government before any land was bought and that the plans were revised to con form with the governments policy which existed at the time the govern ment apparently changed its policies in may of 1970 when it brought out its torontocentred re gion plan and in my opinion now has an obligation to resolve p the problems created by this change in policy bernard burnell r r 1 claremont resigns mrs margaret bowser an office employee with the former township of whitchurch for seven years and now with the new town of whit- churchstouffville has submitted her resignation the announcement was received by council march 23 cucumber growers wanted 1971 season 1acre and up willys pickle products bradford phone 8954458 or 7756532 sprihg the ugly one still looks the best look at it this way nobody has what volkswagen has a 25 year headstart all this time weve been refining it improving it then refining our refinements and improving our improvements nobody has the horde of inspectors the 16000 individual inspections or the grinding tests nobody has our kind of paint job all 35 pounds of it nobody builds a car the way we do airtight nobody builds in what we do an extra heater a solid sheet of steel underneath a rear seat hat folds down nobody has the service the electronic diag nosis system the 2 year 24000 mile warranty when the new smoll cars came out everyone thought they were going to make the bug look bad but they forgot that it takes time to turn out a car that wont turn out to be a disappointment so instead the new small cars are actually accomplishing something quite remarkable theyre making the bug look beautiful hand made i i i by dirty ice beige s sling strap j i celebrity sizes 5vi to 10b 7toloaa i hand made brown i snake under glass by celebrity sizes 5a to 10b j 7 to 1 0aa j i hand made black wet i krinkle sandal by i i celebrity i sizes 52 to 10b 7 to 10aa lvbumty other smart spring styles to choose mrom lehmans shoes fine footwear for the entire family main st stouffville 6403753 open thurs friz till 900 pm n 16x32 pool and heater installed aquarius with the following accessories 14 gauge 2 oz steel walls 24 mill vinyl lapsealed liner w fully automatic sand filter wall skimmer and fittings pvc 7 vinyl coping stone pool deck vacuum equipment leaf skimmer pool brush handle hooks thermometer test kit electric installation excavation 10 year warranty