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rq the stourtylui twwne twsy dtceau 1 1959 village of stouffville for a fresh outlook on the scene of local government give your rote to mrs shirley hansen for councillor ycf tots fashion shoppe christmas layaway pun dorothy brown dresses cherub wear ez sleepwear sizes infants to 6x main st stouffville phone 394 the life insurance you didnt buy may not cost you anything but think of what it could cost your family i make sure you have enough life insurance call jim abell telephone 237 stouffitlle sun life assurance company of canada men men stouffville christian men s fello wship cordially invites the young men to the mens monthly meeting in stouffville baptist church on monday december 7 v at 800 pm our speaker rev benny jones of toronto special singers calvarys irish male quartet and david spatafori noted boy soloist your new oil heating equipment with stouffers crest hardware through the british american oil company limited stouffville nominations continued from front and consideration during the time when the streets were in such bad condition due to the sewer construction he said that since completion of the sewer installation many of the narrow streets had been widened and old wooden culverts replaced with steel council had expend ed the largest road budget in years but had accomplished a great deal in the matter of oil ing chipping and surface treat ing and had embarked on a program of permanent paving doing several main street ap proaches on several of the most heavilytravelled streets house numbering had been longawaited councillor ken laushway spoke briefly of the saving by embarking on the winter work program for installation of the sewers he said there had been a saving from the government grant as well as a saving in price he stated that the house- numbering program which had been talked of for a number of years had been completed thirty new locations for street lights had been picked out by the property committee of which he was chairman these sites he said were on the residential part of town and a number of the lights had already been in stalled and the balance were going up councillor laushway pointed out the fact that in addition io the recently completed gas mains in town being an asset in that they provided another util ity for both householders and industry they were taxable he said in reference to the purchase of the theatre build ing that it had many advant ages over the present building including a large parking lot in the rear he said that better po lice office accommodation would be provided in the present build- ing on the main floor once council offices had been moved out in referring to police matter councillor laushway stated that a new cruiser had been pur chased he said thata third offi cer was needed to give the nec essary service and that since the judge had not handed down his decision on the current police hearing he would not make any further comments on this mat ter surplus expected councillor parsons told the audience that while council had exceeded their original budget in two departments it was expect ed that the years business would still be completed with a surplus of approximately 54500 i i i i i i i i e i i i a i your grain 500 off per ton during october and november that fnll sranary ct yours can help yori cat feeding costs this year mir coo concentrates with yonr crain and yon will have an economical and hihpowcred feed coaj briry cjocc crates for extra lbs of milk cttxru kiez concentrates for tbo most sain per lb of feed 1 i i i b i i i i 1 i i i e sfc ai stouffville coop phone 269 s3bjq5 stouffvilie ont further commenting on finan ces councillor parsons said that metro planning board consid ered stouffville to be in dis gustingly healthy condition he said that the new munici pal building was the only avail able site and it was centrally located for all ratepayers in speaking on annexation he said the proposed area could be a burden he said there would be services to provide and he doubted if the added assessment would be sufficient to cover these additions not sufficient time councillor oboyle told the audience that he had no idea of the time required in being a member of council and he would not be a candidate for 1960 as he could njt spare the required time from his busi ness mr harold wood who was nominated for both reeve and deputyreeve said that stouff- township of whitchurch reelect elsie gibbs councillor what i want progress where it is needed progress when if- is needed election day dec 7 1959 polling hours 10 am 8 pm ioc ville was in the throes of ex pansion and needed some one on council who had a knowledge of land development he said that the town needed industry mr win timbers who was al so proposed for the office of reeve said that he was proud of the town but he could see where some improvements could be made he praised the work of assessor lloyd turner and said that everyone could be proud of the towns educational system and new schools you have to spend money to save money said mr timbers in advocating that the town should own some of its own road maintenance equipment land he said must be made available for industry and it must be serviced the municipal board mr timbers believed would look favorably on the re quest mr steele who is opposing- depreeve wagg said he- knew nothing of municipal affairs and could only offer sincerity mr henry slack told the aud ience that he would be a- candi date again this year mrs shirley hansen said that it was impossible to please everybody but she hoped if elected to bring forward the womans viewpoint nuts to council alan sangster nominated for the office of council threw a few verbal broadsides at the present administration and concluded his remarks by stating nuts to the kind of village govern ment weve been having and its time we had some new blood he said what was goodfor busi ness in stouffville was not nec essarily the best thing for most of the people who live here he said that the downtown busi ness section had been relighted twice while the residential sec tions still had one dim light at each street corner and noth ing more he challenged coun cil concerning the waterworks saying that the water pressure gets lower and lower he ac knowledged that something was being done but as so many things its still just in the talk ing stage mr sangster stated that pro vision was not made for pedes trians in the matter of side walks he said there were too many sacred cows persons who seem to be above the village laws and said the law should be the same for all in commenting on the recent police hearing mr sangster said the main difficulty between the chief of police and council was that he was too good a man for them he was trying to do his job better than they wanted it done he said if- elected he would see that a police officer as hon est and experienced as chief edwards would be left alone to do his job he said that the fact he was not dependent on stouff ville for his income would give him certain advantages as a councillor it would make for detachment and for an objective attitude dont encourage industry alan bevin proposed for the stouffers crest hardware stoltfvitxe tt i phone 96 card of thanks i would like to take this opportunity of expressing my thanks to my many friends and especially those who showed their confidence in me by nominating me as a candidate for the offices of reeve and deputy- reeve of stouffvillc fcr the year 1960 but due to the pressure of business among other things i must decline with grateful thanks at least for this coming year harold wood birfhs houston robbie and tricia houston are pleased to an nounce the arrival of their baby sister at york memorial hospital newmarket thurs day nov 27 1959 thank you very much dr blair mit chell pugh walter and lillis pugh are pleased to announce the arrival of a son john walter on nov 17th 1959 at mount hamilton hospital a brother for diane barkey mr and mrs jack barkey are happy to announce the arrival of a son steven james on nov 23 1959 at newmarket hospital a bro ther for richard melhuish walter and bar bara forgie are pleased to announce the birth of a daugh ter sandra elizabeth on sat urday november 14 1959 at newmarket county hospital a sister for david and randy sincere thanks to dr donald h smith middleton to dick and carol nee weldon a son james fraser born nov 21 1959 at st vincent de paul hospital brockville ramer its a girl douglas and lenore nee spence are happy to announce the birth of their second daughter sandra allison born nov 26 1959 at brierbush hospital stouffville a sister for ron nie steven and melodie barry rose and bill are proud to announce the birth of a son william mark on sunday november 15 a bro- ther for sharon michael and paddy boots for the family for stormy weather photos taken en vacation al ways remind you of where you wish you stiil were shame on the paris artist who invented a machine that paints pictures if automation is prac tised in this field many an art ist will be unable to pay the rent for his attic office cf councillor said he fa- vored ordered growth and there was no move by council to en courage industry we cant just have more and more houses he said commenting on the police situation he said two of the charges against the police chief were phony he offered hon esty and forthrightness gay childrens boots 249 up- sketched are 3 popular styles for girls and boys some like the lower singlebuckled gaiter others pre fer the sideiippcred pullover choose the extrahigh boot with easy slide fastener and adjustable strap for snow frolics some in pastel colors a small deposit will hold any shoe in the stoee toll cintlstmas your quality family shoe store lehmans shoes main street stouffville phone 95w village of stouffville vote to e- elect ken laushway councillor 1960 a businessman with three years council experience and a keen interest in sound progressive development for the entire municipality polling day december 7th 10 am to 8 pm for transportation phone 270w2 reelect william g pjlmsojvs councillor for 1960 for the village of stouffville 30c 30c 30c village of stouffville your vote and influence are solicited for the election of henry slack for council 1960 polling day dec 7lh 10 am to 8 pm