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police await autopsy report on stouffville mans death tribune april 30 1986 a19 stouffville york re gional police continue to investi gate the apparent suicide of a 21- yearold stouffville man on sunday no foul play is expected but we have to check out all the angles sergeant frank laskoski told the tribune monday investigators are awaiting the results of an autopsy a passerby discovered the man at about 1155 am staggering near the bethesda sideroad be tween hwy 48 and the 9th line he died early monday after being rushed to wellesley hospit al with second and thirddegree burns over his entire body the man is thought to have di- rev bennie jones a pond after becoming engulfed by flames police said he had attended church in stouff ville earlier that morning police found a gas can and book of matches nearby and believe gas was involved in the incident a funeral service will be held today april 30 at 2 pm in stouff ville pentecostal church friends welcome pastor by marjorie woodland fourth line goodwood residents who remember bennie jones will be interested to hear hes been home to toronto where he pastored at a baptist church back in the 1950s he returned april 20 as quest speaker at the 100th anniversary celebration for the ossington avenue sanctuary bennie is now pastor at first bap- fist church burnaby bc many of his friends and relatives from the goodwood area attended a re ception his honor last monday also on hand were sister muriel ajid alf hemmings of london and cousins grace and ron james stouffville a pleasant evening was spent visiting with benny and yiife gladys congratulations to colleen ste wart on being selected most valu able player on her house league hockey team she other players were honored at an award ban quet sunday at stouffvilles latcham hall all hands are busy in prepara tion for the may 9 spring opening of goodwood gardens this local roadside market offers a variety of vegetables flowers and plants for those who find fiddleheads a tasty treat remember to look for them this week as theyre at the right stage for cuttingfiddle- heads are quite good when cooked a short time in boiling water and served with salt pepper and butter goodwood womens institute announces a change of date for its next meeting in order that mem bers can visit the markham museum the time is now tues day may 6 transportation will be available from the community centre leaving at 630 pm marjorie ball died wednesday evening after a lengthy illness mrs ball who had most recently resided at green gables manor at manor is predeceased by her hus band cyril in november of last year she leaves to mourn her loss a daughter marjorie jordon of goodwood a granddaughter mrs chari youngstrom and her husband earl and a great granddaughter ember service was held saturday at oneil funeral home with interment at goodwood cemetery crime stoppers reenacts uxbridge abduction grants plentiful in riding 5 by ross stevenson durham york mpp 5 in this newscolumn i would like to discuss recent government grants that have been awarded to several areas within the riding of durham york this is the first in a twopart series on such grants uxbridge public library re ceived 492500 for an addition to its historic building a grant of 30000 was previously given to the township toward conservation df the structure also holland landing library rjeceived a wintario grant to go along with the 15673384 re ceived for the community centre section of the same building georgina township public lib rary has been granted 20000 for the purchase of library furniture a computer software and a film screen since 1981 when i was first elected wintario funding has been awarded to new new librar ies in port perry and keswick and ontario neighborhood im provement programs onip have provided money for renova tions to the sutton library the chippewas of georgina is land have received two grants from the ministry of citizenship and culture the ministry contri buted 12672 to enable two native students to attend a skills training course at sir sandford fleming college and the ontario native economic support program has allotted 250000 for the construc tion of a virginia beach marina these are just a few of the valu able projects that have recently received funding in my next newscolumn i will discuss grants for other programs edie kwade and bill bagshaw both members of uxbridges amateur theatre group played victim and assailant respectively during a durham regional crime stoppers segment filmed thursday in uxbridge in bottom photo a suspect is portrayed entering a pickering womens 1981 buick regal at the southwest cor ner of church street and hwy 47 above the volunteer actors detail the subsequent abduction and sexual assault that took place back on sept 15 1985 their recreation will be aired on city- tv thursday may 22 at 6 and 10 pm and on ckvr barrie and chex peterborough may 23 police hope the broadcasts will provide a break in the unsolved case chris shanahan j 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