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77ww father of local physician passes mr james brodie of toronto and father of dr d w brodie of stouffville passed away at the toronto western hospital on frl feb 28 1964 service was held from the chapel of morley s bedford eglinton ave at 130 pjn on monday with interment at mount plea sant cemetery the stoufrylue tribune tborvjiy mvdi 5 1964 ft 3 mr and mrs jas harper are pktured here following- their recent marriage on saturday feb 22nd the bride is the former penny longfellow daughter of mrs e f longfellow and the late mr longfellow stouftilc kk4 the groom is the son of sirs alvin harper and the late mr harper of stouffville the couple liae taken up residence in mt albert cadieux studio cpl t w jagger a radar technician at the kcaf station at clinton ont has been awarded the canadian forces decora tion denoting 12 years of mcritous scricc group captain k k grccnway the commanding officer is pictured here making the presentation at a recent station parade cpl jagger attended stouffville high school prior to his enlistment in the air force tom and his wife bertha reside in clinton and have two children william 7 and terry 5 his mother mrs alice jagger lives on main st in stouffville kcaf thoto the york north young lib erals are holding a meeting on friday mar 13 above the fire- hall on main st in newmarket a film will be shown mr david mcconnochie of toronto spent a few days with his grandparents mr and mrs m mowat mam st w this past week the house of b1ides by courtesy of the newmarket jaycettes will model bridal gowns and veils bridesmaids mother of the bride going away dresses at j spring fashion show town hal newmarket march 10 1964 8 pm mars bars demonstration free samples nt stouffville bakery stouffvllln freshly sliced pork liver lean boxeless pot roust home made head cheese spare ribs country style sausage lb 29c lb 39c lb 53c lb 19c lb 49c oboyles meat market stoutfville free delivery phone 6102532 editors mail stouffville ont march 2 1964 editor the tribune and citizens of stouffville as chairman of the stouff ville public utilities and hav ing head lined a column in the paper last week i feel it is my duty to inform you of the rea soning behind the suggestion first let me assure you this is not some new fanatic idea i have dreamed up to increase taxes it is quite customary in other municipalities a survey of 163 municipalities in ontario showed 119 were paying hyd rant rental beside other added extras commissioner wagg re ferring to my proposal of hy drant rental suggests this pro cedure would merely be taking money from one pocket and putting it in the other what is the difference which pocket the money is in so long as we have it when and where it is need ed he also suggests this would add another bookkeep ing problem such nonsense it would only be one extra in voice and one entry in the re ceivable ledger when paid the puc will pay to the town treasury this year approx imately 900 in taxes we pay business tax therefore must be considered a business render ing a service and as such we should receive compensation for service rendered if not this would appear to be a one way street transaction this proposed hydrant rental would cost the average tax payer about one cent per day and we would free ourselves of further debenture debt the puc do have a surplus in the hydro and water account which is in readiness for emergency and our expan sion program this surplus is invested bearing interest in your interest it is the water account that i am most concer ned about at this time because there are two large projects coming up that will require considerable expenditure i have just completed a water works operators course given by the owrc which reveal ed some startling facts about water and its resources in this country it is quite evident that we should take a broader look at the water situation as it affects us and not treat it merely as inexhaustable without ade quate water neither vegetation man or beast could exist al though this may seem far fetch ed we are projecting our thinking 50 years ahead which is only a short time in the life of a country obviously from reading this report you can see where commissioner wagg and my self became involved in a heat ed disagreement over the de benture question commission er wagg stated all capital works should be by debenture with this i disagree there are certain capital improvements such as schools roads and sew ers that have to be financed by debenture issues because they do not create within themselv es any revenue return such as we have in a public utility i suggest we keep away from debentures when possible look at our present debenture debt which is approximately 25 of our assessment to some in fin ancial circles this is nearing the danger line and as we approach this point debentures become harder to secure and the inter est rate goes up because of the greater risk this has happen ed since may 1955 now i am not against progress but progress should be govern ed by our ability to pay without creating a financial burden on those who do the paying i dont think we arc justified in load ing up future generations with a debt they had no say in crea ting let us remind ourselves of the blessings and privileges we enjoy today that were made possible by the foresight of our forefathers let us plan to leave those who follow a heri tage other than a staggering debenture debt which might have to be paid in a less pros perous period than we now en joy every monday morning the puc arc required to pay 110 from the hydro account for in terest and principle payment on a debenture that will con tinue till july 1978 this i a- part from our daily operational expenses wc should also be reminded that interest pay ments almost double the origi nal debenture our water rates are among the lowest to be found in any water works iys- local and personal happenings mr and mrs george middle- ton baker ave were visitors on sunday with their niece mr and mrs george peters of newmarket former baker hill resident buried in resthaven gardens mrs katherine a edwards of i mile post place leaside passed away at the east general hospital toronto on friday feb 2s 1964 she is survived by her husband ted edwards for merly of rr 2 stouffville at baker hill also surviving are audrey mrs j h king and ward both of toronto lome and ross ajax a sister mrs hattie hubbard of lakewood ohio also survives as well as 13 grand children she was a mem ber of the stouffville united church choir the art group and secretary of the stouffville district high school service was held in the chapel of the humphrey funeral home bayview ave on monday aftffr- non with interment in rest- haven memorial gardens the regular meeting of the bahais of stouffville was held on sunday evening at the home of mr and mrs woelfe on fairview ave mr and mrs clarence doner left on tuesday with friends from richmond hill for a mot or trip to rurida mr and mrs h k liedtke entertained a group of their friends from pickering and scarborough on saturday even ing at their new home on man itoba st miss edith ormerod of greenwood spent friday with mrs w e pegg baker ave mr and mrs wm duncan enjoyed dinner on sunday ev ening at the home of mrs fred cassie main st e mrs c d mann mother of gerald mann buried in baltimore cemetery mrs mabel mann wife of charles d mann rr 2 balti more passed away suddenly in cobourg general hospital on thursday feb 27 1961 besides her husband she is survived by evelyn mann lorene mrs chas riddell both of brock- ville ronald of baltimore ger ald of stouffville marie mrs robert more of grafton glen- ita mrs herbert martindale of caledonia also 15 grandchildren service was held on monday in baltimore united church with interment in baltimore mr steve thomson visited his brother mr mel thomson of chesley recently while there he attended the funeral of his cousin mrs william maxwell mrs may e morris mrs may ellen morris wife of the late william arthur mor ris of rr 2 maple died at stouffville on thursday feb 27 1964 she was in her 87th year and is survived by a son allen after resting at the pipher funeral home richmond hill service was held on saturday morning with interment in trin ity churchyard thornhill tern when you consider 5c per day will supply a household re gardless of the number of its members with all the water they want we find ourselves in a very favoured position when compared with others in closing let me say as chairman i have tried to make clear my reasoning on this pro posal whether the final decis ion of the commission be for or against the suggestion to me personally it makes no differ ence but as your representative i am trying my best to operate the commission in an efficient and business like- manner where every department will pay its own way maybe at some future date i could give you a summary of the costs of operation thanking the trib une for this space w d atkinson puc chairman mrs percy stover is at pres ent in scarboro hspital follow ing surgery on monday mrs george barkey cone 7 whitchurch will be celebrating her 90th biiihday on monday march 9th stouffville fire brigade was called to the home of mrs nor ma haynes main st e on tuesday morning to extinguish a chimney fire the dept of agriculture are sponsoring a class on desserts for the womens institute members at the home of mrs wideman at bethesda the in structresses are mrs cliff burk- holder and mrs wideman those attending from the stouff ville wi are mrs j william son misses bertha and emma winn mrs george middleton mrs b davidson mrs d bur nett and mrs sherman arnold the class is for one day a week for four weeks the march meeting of the local womens institute will be held at the home of mrs jake hoover on wed march 11 at 215 pm programhome econ omics and riealthwill be con vened by mrs albert king motto by miss bertha winn and curent events by mrs jake hoover rollcallhow to postpone old age open night for day and night classes will be held at the stouffville district high school on tues mar 10 exhi bits and demonstrations of art sewing shop work home econ omics and health will be con science and other work in the classrooms from 730 to 1000 pm fashion show and musical numbers wil begin in the audi torium at 815 pm with gym nastic diblay at 915 no ad mission charge appliance sale even the hose says quality vacuum clearer with exclusive metal core longlife hose 5year guar antee so strong an auto can be driven over it without harm ing it with the purchase of a zenith deluxe washer you gel a 72 x 84 kingston blanket two 81 x 100 double bed size sheets two 44 x 33 pillow slips most worksaving features including ridealong tool rak see thru speedsaks vinyl tired big wheels power dial control low nozzle with 3position brush stands solidly on stairs stores easily best value c vacuum cleaner v q95 you can buy including 7piece aceeuoriu kit other models as low as 4995 s i all for one low price 14495 crest hardware 5 main st v stouffville phone 6402771 mr and mrs charlie james were visitors on sunday with mr and mrs fred doust of gormley mr j underwood has retur ned home after having under went an operation in uxbridge hospital mr arthur lamb church st and mr frank wagg edward st were visitors with mr and mrs fred draper of atha on sunday mr and mrs cec hendricks left on monday to spend a holi day in bermuda forty members of stouffville lions club were guests of the bendale club at the canadiana motor motel agincourt last week friends and neighbours will be glad to know that herb sproxton of ringwood who has been in branson hospital for the past three weeks is respon ding to treatment although he will not be home for some time miss lynda nolan stouff ville was a recent winner in two classes at the kiwanis music festival toronto she placed third in class 130 girls solo 19 and under and third in class 81 oratorio solos soprano amateurs only lynda is a pupil of mrs peggie clarke mark- ham mrs edna johnson church st s is presently a patient in the brierbush hospital mr and mrs norm baker visited his brother vincent and mrs baker of woodville on saturday although they found him much improved in health since being hospitalized he is still confined to the house i mrs isaac fosketv westlawn cresc has returned home after visiting her daughter mrs garry creber and family in orillia miss emily yeaman second st is home after her stay in uxbridge hospital and later with her sister mrs jake ree- sor of agincourt mr and mrs everett jones of whitby were weekend visi tors with mr and mrs garfield jones and family church st mr and mrs jim church ward jimmy and ken of to ronto had dinner on sunday with mr and mrs gord wagg gayle and wendy mr and mrs larry schendel and martin of detroit were weekend visitors with her uncle mr and mrs orville martin orchard park blvd her aunt mrs floyd fairies who had been visiting in detroit return ed with them police chief orland keating and constable ed grimshaw attended a party last wednes day evening for markham township police chief harvey cox at bayview golf and country club prior to his forthcoming marriage to miss audrey scott the wedding will take place the middle of march mrs annie kaziah bentley died at the stouffville hospital on sat feb 29 1964 in her 86fh year she was the former an nie nickolson wife of the late frederick bentley and aunt of william woods of uxbridge service was held in the chapel at the funeral home of mc- guire and low at uxbridge on mon march 2nd with interment in the goodwood cemetery about thirty guests were present on saturday evening to help mr charlie tindall har old ave celebrate his 94th birthday the evening was spent enjoying music and gam es their daughter mr and mrs orvan downer and family of scarboro were all present for the occasion kevin acton 10 year old son of mr and mrs gerald acton burkholder st was runnerup in the midget boys division of the ontario speed skating championship sleet held at little switzerland on sunday march 1st kevin was awarded two silver medals for crossing the line in second place in his two races the 220 and 440 mr and mrs don duncan mr and mrs gord wagg gayle and wendy mr and mrs john hamilton and mr and mrs ron hamilton surprised mrs fred hamilton at her home in brougham on sat feb 29th mrs hamilton is one of those folk having a birthday every four years mrs frank burkholder ac companied by mrs marshall conner mrs wm plaskitt and m mertens enjoyed seeing pic tures shown by mr and mrs maurice hammill on thursday evening at box grove united church the hammills had at tended the can photographic convention at calgary last summer after which they flew to barrow just inside the arc tic circle and returned by way of seattle lieut col w r and mrs thompson and family of camp borden were weekend guests with his parents mr and mrs glenn thompson albert st n mr henry ogden attended a seminar on safety construction held at the department of lab our building in toronto last wednesday and thursday results of the euchre held by the local iooj on tues feb 18th were as follows gents harvey swain r alm- stedt cons walter ptpher la dies mrs wilby mrs catton cons mrs lambert prizes were donated by crest hard- stouffville municipal council will meet in regular session this thursday evening march sth the setting of the 1964 tax rate is expected to be the major item of business to be dealt with at this meeting mrs paul boadway and mr and mrs h hallman and boys of hanover were weekend guests with her daughter mr and mrs d ratcliff and family little miss sonya foord of richmond hill is staying with her grandparents mr and mrs george foord and mr and mrs cliff lemon while her mother mrs ray foord is in york cen tral hospital recuperating from an operation japanese travelogue the stouffville lions club would like veryone to circle the date of april 8th on this occa sion the club will present a ja panese travelogue beautiful colour films in the stouffville district high school auditor ium in addition to the films four japanese girls in authen tic japanese costume will pre sent native dances open every monday commencing monday march 9th josephs barber shop markham shopping centre fok information u -v- 1 ph markham 2943232 eders follow the maslrer hog feeding program start your little pigs off right to have more grade a hogs at market time mjdsmjsnandgmijimd 5 lbs little pig milkaide pellets per pig between 10th and 14th day 25 lbs master pig perktone pellets per pig 70 lbs master pig starter pellets per pig follow with master pig grower through to market which is a highly efficient feed for those extra grade a hogs restrict feed to 5 lbs per pig per day for fast courteous service call stiver bros ltd unionville t stoufiville aurora 2971732 6101892 pa 7ss61