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p3e 4 the tribune thursday sept 5 1971 wm en wtihunt 0 stouffville scene wh a t v fj tp ing o o 0 0 il business booms the chicken and ice cream takeout centre at gormley continues to do a booming business particularly on weekends at one point saturday af ternoon there were 22 cars parked on the property mr and mrs nor man keyes formerly of toronto have taken up residence at 17 park drive north mr keyes qc is a retired lawyer two for one not one but two snowmobiles plus a trailer are being of fered bv the executive of the stouffville figure skating club in a luckv draw jan 15 at the stouffville arena the his and hers models are both arctic cats from roberts trailer sales stouffville tickets at si each are now on sale university women the canadian federation of university women york county club will open its fall season with a desert and coffee party monday sept 27 at the home of mrs rd oconnor glad park avenue stouffville the time is 830 pm new mem bers are welcome further information is available from mrs jane hachey 640- 1532 mr and mrs howard morgan and family formerly of willowdale have taken up residence at 113 hawthorne avenue mr morgan is a foreman with miller paving co two arrested two stouffville youths were arrested friday by whitchurch detachment york regional police following incidents in the park one lad was questioned concerning an act of malicious damage when a garbage container was thrown through a window of the refresh ment booth kuchre club the ringwood ladies euchre club enjoyed its first gathering of the 7172 season at the home of eleanor wood mill st stouffville prize winners were erma smeddem 1st clara harman 2nd and ev mckay 3rd the oscar winner was anna fockler graduate miss lucille heise daughter of mr and mrs russell heise gormley graduated from the toronto east general and or thopedic hospital school of nursing sept 9 1971 the ceremony was held at convocation hall toronto she has ac cepted a position on the staff of east general hospital guest soloist beverley bell a gr 13 student of stouff ville dist secondary school will be the guest vocal soloist at an anniversary and induction service in the islington united church sunday evening at 730 pm the invitation came from the speaker for the evening the well- known rev robert wallace of mount royal united church montreal beverley is the daughter of mr and mrs alex bell claremont rr3 hockey dance a faceoff dance to mark the start of the minor hockey season in stouffville will be held in the arena saturday night ad mission tickets are available from any member of the executive this week or at the door miss k a t h y sheridan a grade 13 graduate of stouffville dist secondary school has accepted a position on the staff of york county hospital newmarket kathy is the daugher of mr and mrs john sheridan mongolia public skating its winter the first public skating night in the stouffville arena is saturday oct 2 at 830 pm hockey registration minor hockey registrations continue this saturday at the stouffville municipal hall from 930 to 1130 am this includes classes for mite novice peewee bantam and midget- age boys the fee is s17 for the season with a maximum of 45 per family house on wheels henry michell of claremont was the centre of attraction on main street last week when he arrived in town with his house on wheels the vehicle a newmodel chevrolet sleeps five with all the conveniences of a modern home mr and mrs michell will use it on a trip to florida leaving some time in november to usrust is a four letter word thats why we guarantee your new car wont rust for ten years no matter how many miles you drive it 59 newkirk rd richmond hill phone 8890260 7734022 ziebart auto truck rustproorng the 1972 buicks cars for people with something better in mind the 1972 buicks have a great deal in common with every buick built in the past 69 years call it engineering integrity a preoccupa tion with excellence over the years its made buick a car to admire ii you have something belter in mind this year visit your buick dealer and see his 1972 modelstheyre something to believe in vcntunon a clean personal car with spirited slyling and a 455cubicinch v8 its stability comes from accudrive that helps take bumpy roads and light curves with ease skylark the buick that makes it possible for younger families to move up to a buick much sooner it has a standard 350cubicmch v8 and interior luxury thats traditional with buick priced to turn buick lovers into buick owners some o tne equipment illustrated or described is optonat at etra cost ticcila 2jj try to imagine a living room in motion quiet controlled effortless motion the ultimate in 1972 buick luxury sa bero or only wfwfi titty re tmefitd 1972 buick something to believe in honeymoon trip to west coast ashburn patricia sanderson became the bride of robert mink in burns presbyterian church ashburn july 24 1975 two bouquets of daisies white gladioli and babys breath graced the altar for the ceremony performed by rev wm black at 130 pm the bride is the daughter of mr and mrs d w sanderson donileen farm r r 1 ashburn and the groom the son of mr and mrs vv mink r r 1 brooklin the organist for the occasion was mrs harvey bath ash burn given in marriage by her parents the bride was lovely in a fulllength gown of white lagoda crepe with a panel of daisy accent on the full skirt and a flowing train she wore a headpiece of pearls and crystal stones with shoulder- length veil her flowers were white daisies with a long orange ribbon wendy sanderson of london was maid of honor the bridesmaids were tina walters toronto jane mink oshawa and barbara san derson junior at tendant of ashburn they were attractive in floorlength lime green gowns with white daisy trim and daisy headpieces their flowers were daisies orange gladioli and baby mums walter mitchell r r 1 brooklin was the groomsman the ushers were ronald titterton paul ver- sluis and david sanderson they wore white jackets with black trim on the collar and black trousers the reception was i mrs ronald tyson mother of four bloomington a wellknown member of the bloomington community mrs ronald tyson a mother of four passed away in scarboro passed away at her centenary hospital home on the fourth long illness uxbridge twp a lifelong resident of uxbridge township mrs bert maye following a lengthy illness she was only 31 born in toronto she and her husband moved to the area five vears ago the family attended baker hill baptist church surviving besides her husband is one son ronald and three daughters theresa cheryl and clara there are seven brothers and two sisters pastor h j lafleur conducted the service from the oneill funeral home with interment baker hill cemetery the pall bearers were fred gosden earl powell carl powell jim sutherland kenneth tyson and danny tvson concession sept 12 mrs maye 56 had been in ill health for some time she is survived by her husband bert one son arnold and a daughter mrs jim rummenie there are six grand children during her lifetime mrs maye was active in the goodwood baptist church and in the united church women her funeral service was conducted from the church sept 14 with pastor gorman officiating pallbearers all cousins were wellington yake george yake percy yake douglas yake gordon wilson and ivan norton in terment was in the goodwood cemetery jimiiiniiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiitiiiiiiiiiiiih mr and mrs robert mink following their marriage in burns presbyterian church ashburn july 24 1971 the bride is the former patricia sanderson daughter of mr and mrs donald sanderson ashburn rri centre whitby mrs sanderson received the guests in a yellow lace and sheer dress with a beautiful rust and brown corsage mrs mink assisted in a coral dress with lace bodice and white accessories a cream colored rose corsage completed her en semble for travelling to the west coast the bride chose a mauve dress with white lace picture cadieux studio how heavy is big how heavy is big bring that oversized for a potato it could spud to the tribune be one pound two or office or take it maybe even three directly to the fair markham fair visitors not later than held in the centennial i hat and white acc- will find out when they visit this display set up by ivan norton rri goodwood anyone may enter essories the happy couple are residing at r r 1 brooklin tuesday sept 28 a first second and third cash prize will be awarded the winners c unionville skating club tag day the ontario humane society will hold its annual tag day saturday sept 25 support this very worthwhile organ ization stouffville welcomes mr and mrs d graham to their new home on 385 glad park avenue mr and mrs graham are from scarboro 1 fluorescent 1 bulbs i at macleans 24 20 watt 170 36 30 watt 290 j 48 40 watt 155 j 96 74 watt 365 macleans i carpet centre j 3 mi n of ringwood 3 mi s of ballantrae on highway 48 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extra margin of safety too call your iiictic1 qualified electrical modernization contractor or ask your hydro i a ii u ii