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salon of photography general admission 100 students 50if children 25 buy your office supplies from tribune office supplies iminations the nomination of candidates for offices of reeve deputyreeve and three councillors to compose the council of the corporation of the village of stouffvillc for the years ad 19g6 and 1967 as well as six public school trustees two public utility commissioners will be held in the veterans memorial hall stouffville thurs november 25 1965 from 730 to 830 pm est if more candidates are nominated for the respective offices hereinhefore mentioned than are required to fill the same the election will be held on monday december 6 1965 from the hour of 10 am till s pm and no longer in each of the five polling subdivisions that is to say polling division 0 i en municipal building 19 cimc ave comprising all that part of the village of stouftvllle on the south side of main street lying to the east of the canadian national railway and to the west of the west limit of park drive south and to the west of hip west limit and production southerly thereof of block g plan 1165 harold gibson deputy returning officer a ii williams poll clerk polling division no 2 k ross davis store 11 main st w comprising nil that part of the village of stouffvillp on the north side of main street lyins to the cast of the canadian national railway and west of the wester ly limit of tindale road and production northerly thereof and west of the east limit of im 20 registered plan 70 for the village of stouffville k r davis deputy returning officer mrs olive daniels poll clerk polling division no 3 summitview public school 116 main st e comprising all that part of the village of stouflvtlie on the north side of main street lying to the east of the easterly boundary of polling subdivision no two and west of the westerly limit of montreal street and west of the west limit and production northerly thereof of lot 12 registered plan 230 and on the south side of main street all that part of the village of siouffvillo lying on the east of the easterly boundary of polling subdivision no one and west of the west limit and production southerly thereof of the west limit of cemetery lane mrs grace norton deputy returning officer mrs rita mclean foil clerk polling division no 4 licence bureau office 311 main st e comprising all that part of the village of stouffville lying to the east of the easterly boundary of polling subdivision no three mrs marlon murphy deputy returning officer mrs margaret enunerson poll clerk polling division no 5 masonic hall 23 second st comprising all that part of the village of stouffville lying west of the canadian national railway oaa g thompson deputy returning officer mrs vera mckeller poll clerk abmrs joyce bramham deputy returning officer mrs lorraine stpckley poll clerk stouffville nov jo 1965 ralph e corner returning officer counties warned about needs for changes in municipal government new forms of local govern development districts the chair mem will be imposed in ontario man and vicechairman of the unless municipalities have the districts could serve on a regio- initiative to suggest and implelnal council with ment changes murray jones a specialist in municipal government and di rector of a consulting firm told defecates at the annual meeting of ontario counties that if ad ministrative integration is not accomplished soon the existing structure of city town town ship village and county govern ment will prove incapable of meeting regional needs it would seem prudent to me that if we want local solf-govern- mcm we should be prepared to evolve solutions at the local nr regional level and this means creating institutions where regi onal dialogue and decisions can effectively take place he said urban and rural conditions of the past no longer exist and urbanrural unions are essential to rope with ihe complex need of an urbanizing society in which the term rurar anti quated he said rural problems are no long er distinct and interdependence is normal he also deplored the practice in ontario of removing the lar ger urban units such as cities and separated towns from the county assosiation the facts to day demand an opposite policy whereby the cities are returned to the county fold city county consolidations will become necessary he said he outlined a set of recom mendations for a review recent ly completed of otlawacarlelon countykastvicw areas the re view suggests district councils of nine men in urban rural and motives behind the vote by eric w baker there is much more behind the ballot than meets the re turning officers eye as shown by analysis of the question naires completed by citizens at tending the jayeoes allcandi dates meeting at markham on november 1st because of the risk that the official vote might not spell out as clear a lesson to watching politicians as those seeking to end influence peddling in gov ernment might wish the ques tion on ethics turned out to be important 889 answered no to the question would you vote for a candi date who used questionable methods to get the result you want though campaign workers rate personal contact as a most effective way of winning votes from the average person ana lysis of the questionnaires indi cated this does not apply to those attending such a meeting 90 said other factors were more important to them little difference in attitude appeared between sexes though surprisingly females cared slightly les about the can didates interest in the voter a group of students from the economics class at markham district high school attended the meeting and their question naires showed they attached even more importance to a can didates qualifications than did their elders only 30 of adults at the meeting are party members and only 42 voted consistent ly for one party of the party members 15 do not vote con sistently party attitude influ enced 46 candidate 43 but leader only 11 though many people do not attend meetings and some dont vote those who did attend the meeting said their interests was active 80 would miss a meal if necessary to vote in this election and 20 said they would like to be an elected member 88 thought the winner of an election should seek advice from experts even though they were not supporters there is important evidence to sup port the other view and this may be dealt with in a later column it there is public inter est mayor elected at large through out the entire area- would disappear all present municipal corpo rations would disappear and be replaced by a regional local government regional councils would administer welfare rec reation planning financing as sessment education sewer and water services roads public transportation libraries police andw ttie protection major park and the administration of jus tice annexation is dead as a do do he said it solves only minor immediate problems and continues to create monolithic governments in the city frame work william cranston chairman of the ontario economic coun cil expressed the opinion that local governments whether re- gional or not are the strength of the democratic system and should be strengthened he outlined a plan whereby poor or havenot municipali ties can be helped with addi tional grants from the province he predicted that more and more idle land especially in the northern part of southern onta rio would need aid and re development research ursod he also suggested county councils could do more in ini tiating research in underdevel oped nr depressed areas are we prepared if we want in shoulder broader responsi bilities to find the staff and dollars to huild up the needed factual information he said we face the problem of rec onciling the need for a much greater citizen interest and par- ictipation in our legislative pro cesses at a time when citizen participation in other aspects of living is no longer based on the same boundaries as our muni cipal governments curtain and drapery course offered by dept of agriculture the stouhviue tribune thursday fhjh 11 1963 mlvt donna stewart home economist out dept of aericultur newmarket ontario ladies have ever wished you coum make your own draperies and curtains or even just wanted to know what is involved in the process the opportunity is possible now all vou have to do is reach out and take advantage of it the home economics branch of the department of agricul ture offers one senior training school to every county each year this year the fork county womens institutes voted to take window treatment of fered by the home furnishing specialist miss jeanne armour from toronto representatives of thirteen womens institutes throughout york county attend ed one of the two twodav train- in schools in newmarket october 2r29 the leaders are responsible for organizing a group in her own community to any woman interested in the project the class members are required to complete a sample lined drapery and a cafe curtain and to take part in the activities of the summary day january 26 1966 if you do not plan on making draperies for a few years the samples will always come in handy when the time does ar rive additional information is provided about windows them selves to give ideas and sug gestions on window treatment to describe some of the hard ware available ami to discuss the properties and characteris tics of the new fabrics on the market anyone interested in or wish ing to participate in the course on window treatment should contact the home economist in the department of agriculture in newmarket or ope of the fol lowing leaders who attended the training school mrs georee ward mrs r kcffer aurora mrs m vinnels handsome and giftperfect travel sets gift set of aerosol spray cologne aerosol spray deodorant 750 gift set of aerosol spray cologne body talcum and aerosol spray deodorant c 1 main st w twkntytwo the rexall drug store stouffville fh 5402222 twentxtwo dont forget our tune up service against rust with an applicalion of unda spray 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depart mental examinations of 19r6 the honourable william g davis minister of education announced in 1966 35 percent of the final departmental standing tin place of the 23 percent of 1955 will he based on the teachers mark and 6o percent will he based on the examination written in june several of the courses for- merly having an examination of their own will be amalgamated into one final departmental ex amination in june 1966 each of the languages including eng lish and francats and biology i formerly botany and zoology are in this bracket students who obtained standing in one part of the language prior to 1965 and who did not complete the other part in 1965 may com plete their standing only by ob taining standing in the single twocredit paper in 1966 how ever for candidates who in september 1965 hold ontario grade 13 departmental stand ing in one of botany and zo ology but not in both a one- credit twohour examination based on the 196165 course of study will he provided in each of botany and zoology to com plete standing in biology the examination in each of the languages including english and francais and in problems will be three hours in length the examination in each of the other subjects will be two hours long no change will take place in ihe number of mathematics exa minations until june 1967 at that time there will be two grade 13 papers in mathematics in place of ihe present three papers in algebra geometry and trigonometry and statics on term deposits guaranty trust capital and ktwrre 25000000 44 yonge st souih richmond hill 8841183 customer parkingat the rear the office tribune classified ads are tops 33saas3aavwav ix it markham arena 12th game time 830 pm support your junior b club hydro special electric blanket value with a new clothes dryer 42995 value free doublebedsize electric blanket with a 2year replacement guarantee 25 acrylic fibre content convertible contoured corners nylon binding top and bottom illuminated dial control free with the 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