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lime when the clerk of the village of stouffville will sum up the number of otcs in the affirmative and the negative on the question the municipal offices shall be the place where and 2c0 clock in the afternoon friday november 30th 1962 shall lie the time when the keeve shall appoint persons to attend at the polling place and at the final summing up of the votes by the clerk on behalf of the persons interested in the affirmative and nn behalf of the persons interested in the negative in respect of the said question the above question is submitted for the sole pur pose of obtaining an opinion from the electors jan affirmative ote does not authorize council to purchaso industrial sites without submitting the question again to ob tain the assent of the electors qualified to vole on money by laws or by obtaining the approval of the department of mun icipal affairs to nuke such purchase jlnelther case a bylaw of council would he required stat ing the amount of money required for the said purpose be fore submitting the question to the electors or before approval front the department is requested when a bylaw of a municipality prolding for the expen diture ot public funds to purchase lands for industrial purpose is referred to the department of municipal affairs for approval the department will not dictate as to the purchase price of the land but it will carefully scrutinize any sale or lease of lands for industrial purposes and will not approve any sale whereby ihe municipality sells or leases the land at a loss to the munici pality in order to offer an inducement to an industry to locate in ftte municipality it is also contrary to the municipal act for municipality to enter into any agreement for a fixed as- kscmeot with an industry or any period of time obituaries 3 percy brown pxsses in 71 year mr j percv brown albert sl x stouffville passed away at the york county hospital newmarket on saturday xov 10 1962 in his 71st year fol lowing an illness of two and a half years he was the only son of the late robert brown and augusta ramer and was born at their farm home at lot 5 cone 9 whitchurch a sister lillian died in 1913 in 1917 he married myrtle hoover who survives him along with a son gordon and 4 daughters margaret mrs thomas clark stouffville rj doris mrs levi degeer markham rjtl lillian mrs robt maealoney stouffville and jean mrs how ard doner stouffville rr2 and 14 grandchildren an aunt mrs roy bassingthwaite of ukiah california also survives after farming all his life on the home farm he retired to his present home 9 years ago he was identified with the bloom- ington christian associate gos pel church and mr gordon gooderham assisted by rev arthur walsh had charge of the funeral service this was held on tuesday nov 13 at 2 pm from the oneill funeral home the pallbearers were alon70 allen vincent wagg karl davis clifford lemon eugene baker and carl rose interment was in the stouffville cemeteiy mrs john a lllngston resident of uxbridge town ship 41 years following a prolonged illness lillie martin beloved wife of john a kingston uxbridge township died at welleslcy hospital on friday november 2 1962 born in bristol england she was the daughter of the late florence hunt and william henry lord mai tin in april 1908 she married john a kingston at st germain eng land and five yeais later they came to canada they have been lesidents ot uxbridge township for the past 44 years an active member of pine grove and glen major wom ens groups she was also ac tive in the united church and missionary field and was a well liked respected member of the community surviving aie her husband a son alec of toionto and a daughter hael marie mis a lee islington a sister emelin mrs h buckingham in eng land and six giandchildien brian wayne ronald and carol hingston martin and kathryn mis j eaton lee funeral service was held at the mcguire low funeral home uxbridge on monday november 5th 1962 with in terment in uxbridge cemetery mrn k legrow was in charge of the service pallbearers weie messrs ed gar fiss james jones edgar johnson earle pauott h sim- monds and norman james auditorium filled for commencement stouffville district high school auditorium was filled on friday evening for the an nual commencement exercises paul glover president of the students council welcomed the parents and friends mr w e duxbury principal spoke to the gathering of the new curri culum which would allow those students who wished to move to one of the new government- sponsored composite schools after completion of grade nine it was estimated that there might be twentyfive students annually who would desire to take a more practical than an academic course they could at tend such schools at either thornhlll or richmond hill mrs june button chairman of the school board outlined the plans for an extensive addition on the school in 1963 she said the attendance had already pas sed the capacity mark of four hundred in addition to the presenta tion of academic and general awards listed earlier in these columns intermediate certifi cates were presented by mr davidson mr ratcliff and mr maven secondary graduation diplomas by mr baker mr thompson and mr smith and honour graduation diplomas by mrs marlatt and mr marshall the junior and senior girls choirs entertained with a num ber of selections also the boys choir daphne chewins gave the annual valedictory address which drew much favourable comment the school orchestra under the leadership of mr waite provided music both be fore and during the program remember war fallen in sunday service obituary radford mr bob radford of rr3 newmarket passed away at the brierbush hospital stouffville on wednesday nov 7 1962 in his 80th year after an illness of 3 months he was born in dove holes england a son of the late richaid radford and i sarah ellen bray in 1914 he married florence spencer and worked in the todmorden brick yard before moving to the farm near ballentrae where they have been living the past 46 years besides his wife he is survived by two stepsisters florence and mary ann three sons robeit e and jack of rr2 stouffville and james of rr2 newmarket and 3 daugh ters phyllis mrs george bran don of uxbridge kathleen mis fled roberts of aylm- er and dorothy mrs robeit morning rr2 newmarket the late mr radford was iden tified with the anglican church the funeral service in charge of rev allan grose was held at 2 p on friday nov 9 at the oneill funeral chapel stouffville with interment in church hill cemetery the pall bearers were george smith emile payment moiley davis randy driscella gordon hine- man and glen brown the veterans memorial hail vas filled to capacity on sunday afternoon for the annual re membrance day service vet erans of both wars attended as well as participating in the parade and the address was de livered by rev john l ball christ church anglican fol lowing the service veterans visited the stouffville cemetery where wreaths were placed on the graves of fallen comrades participating in the conduct of the service were rev g davison rev clarence t bas rev gordon cruikshank and rev john ball at the conclusion of the seiv- ice the parade led by parade marshall fred castle and the stouffville high school ijand moved to the memorial park gates and the cenotaph for a short service and the laying of wreaths in addition to the vet erans other groups joining in the parade were the ladies auxiliary of the legion rca f cadet squadron no 94 tiie scouts cubs gitl guides brownies cgit and explor ers at the memorial gates the ladies auxiliaiy wreath and the lions club wieath were placed bv mis j hoover and jas ogilvy at the cenotaph the royal canadian legion wreath was placed bv mrs f winn the village of stouffville wreath bv reeve winn tim bers and the provincial wreath by mr b lickorish two min utes silence was observed and prayer was offered bv rev a walsh the last post and re veille were sounded bv bugler don langfoid of newmaiket fc in progress revival services gormley united missionary church nov 12 18 evangelist rev h e hoffman dayton ohio kveryoncweleonic c e hunkikg pastor ivivitiwim markham mtojklf markham phone 2943355 phone 2943355 tiiurs frf sat nov is 16 it of ai ages atvom flvwlywdqf ammmafrf mam km hatarl this years big excitement motion picture 3mm pikask xotk thursday only one show doors open 730 curtain at 8 pm friday saturday 2 shows 7 pm 930 pm only one matinee saturday 2 pm doors open 130 mon tues wkd xov 19 20 21 the long hot summer in color adult entertainment paul newman joanne woodward 2 shows 7 pm 9 pm late edward reeve served markham in council church lions on thuisday nov 8th mr edward reeve hawkridge ave markham village passed away in the scarboio general hospi tal in his 79th year the late mr reeve tookan active interest in community affairs that included the village council the presby terian church and the mark- hamunionville lions club in the council he seived for a period as reeve and prior to his recent illness he held the office of deputyreeve in st andrews presbytenan church where he was a member he served on the board of trustees and held the post of treasurer for many years he was held in high favour by the children of the sunday school and retained the office of superintendent for a lengthy period he was also a member of the church choir his sudden death on thursday came as a profound shock to his family and many friends mr reeve was born in eng land he was a successful store keeper both in toronto and in maikham while an employee with the jupp constiuction co he worked on the no 7 high way building project and made many acquaintances in the markham area at that time he was an active political figure and an enthusiastic worker with the ccf party besides his wife the former catharine mcdonald the de ceased is suivived by two sons charles of markham john of toronto and one daughter mar- jorie mrs donald dukes also of maikham there are four grandchildren linda and kath leen reeve and crystal and warren dukes the funeral service was con ducted by rev gordon hamill from the dixon chapel mark ham on monday afternoon at 230 pm with interment in st andrews cemetery maikham the pall bearers were messts harold lawiie mort selleck ab laidlaw mark maynard wilbur dean and joe fry seek advice on duck farm water problem whitchurch township coun cil will seek advice from solic itor j d lucas with regard to the complaint of residents along the bogart creek that the king cole duck farm on the auiora sideroad was tak ing too much water from the stream the land ownets latest com- plaint urged that council take action befote the freezeup as they feared the flow would bo so small the water would freeze leaving the people down the stream without any supply council admitted that they could force the company to remove the pipeline from tho road allowance but thought this action too drastic they did comment firmly however that something must be done since the duck farm owners were now in a position to drain the creek at any time since they hae installed a sixinch pipe in place of a threeinch and have plenty of pumps to force the pressuie the water resouicos com mission from whom council had been seeking help leported onlv that they could take action if the film did not cease dumping featheis and other refuse into the stieam however the com pany it was stated had now remedied this complaint by in stalling a number of ponds and shallow wells through which the water must pass prior to being diained from the final well and sprayed on the land the owrc did not make any comment that the taking of 175 gallons of water per minuto from the stieam should be any haidship to others it was stated that the company closes operations at the end of december so that theie will be a decrease in use of the water this may also delay any action on the matter this year the stouffvau tribune tbuny nmaber 15 1962 pae 13 joseph w perkin dies suddenly while curling on thursday evening nov 8th joseph w perkin well- known and longtime resident of unionviile for the past 44 years died suddenly in the uni onviile curling rink he was in his 71st year mr perkin established him self as a most successful busi nessman not only in the vil lage of unionviile where he opcrateda hardwaie store for 3 near halfcentury but through out the distiict where he ac quired an impressive string of bp service stations a son reg has been a partner in the firm for several ycais the deceased was a member of the masonic order the markham unionviile lions club and the unionviile curling club he was went idea with central united church union viile besides his wife the former aiena earl he is survived by one son reg of unionviile and three daughters grace mrs ken deacon unionviile evelyn mrs k r sommcr williams- villc new york and vcida of dayton ohio the funeral service was con ducted by rev lavis and rev butt from the central united church unionviile on saturday afternoon at 2 pm with inter ment in the luthern cemetery 3he pall bearers were messrs james russell clark young ewart stiver arthur brown gordon deacon and peter som mcr committal warrants issued against dog owners township officer geo ci it- tendon appeared before whit church council monday night to advise that committal warrants in court had been issued against a number of township lesidents for default of payment of dog fines he presented a list of five being allen ncedliam of lake wilcox for two dogs 22 wm inglas 850 o e scott gormley 8 50 victor fergus on 850 and stanley hall 8 50 all councils approve high school extension all thiee municipal councils concei ned with the financing of stouffville district high school have now given their approval of the 260000 addition to be erected on the school next year the high school board also icceived the firm decision of the dept of education this week that the department would pay their giant on 200000 of the total amount stouffville municipal council will now seek the 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