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a 1923 ford plus hand crafted car is traffic stopper stouffville trafficstoppers are becoming common on the main street of stouffville pedestrian traffic that is and they arent girls in teenyweeny bikinis that are attracting all the attention they are cars thats right cars but no ordinary stock automobiles fresh off the assembly line these are remodelled jobs using parts from several vehicles and all carefully pieced together into one one of these is a 1923 ford owned by douglas stouffer stouffville rr 2 its a beauty working along with gene lewis ballan- trae the auto was actually completed last year but the boys werent satisfied so last winter they tore it down and then put it back together again c ioi m i wml lot u now according to doug everything is just right the runabout is powered by a 4 cylinder 1959 sunbeam motor and tran smission it has a 1960 ford rear end a 1923 ford windshield and 1914 ford cowl lights the body is fibre glass with 1190 x 15 rear tires and wide ovals up front the uphostery is black leather both doug and gene derive much satisfaction from their accomplishment for they did the work with no outside assistance even the paint job is their own gene is an auto mechanic doug is a machinist so if you see the opentopped roadster buzzing around town stop and stare everybody else does coupon bargains some of the best shopping bargains of the summer can be found in the special bargain coupon display on the back page of this issue be sure you clip the coupons for your share of these big savings thursday august 5 1971 the tribune pasc s in the valley closer to reality douglas stouffer rr2 stouffville and his remodelled 1923 ford a project that took him three months to complete the vehicle is powered by 4 cylinder sunbeam motor and transmission with parts and ac cessories from several different cars jas thomas ex councillor replies on century city stand dear mr editor this is written in response to ah article which appeared in the july 22 issue of the tribune and signed by eleanor todd mrs todd states that reeve nesbitt is the only member of the present uxbridge township council who has ever changed his stand on the century city project so mr editor for the benefit of all the taxpayers in the township i would like to submit the following on august 24 1970 i submitted resolution no 242 which read as follows resolved that design for development toronto centred region should not act as a bar to the processing in the usual manner the plans for century city as presently proposed in size and population by virtue of the fact that these plans were predated to the an nouncement of design for development toronto centred region in response to this resolution all five members of council voted in favor of it including both councillors muirhead and higgins then on sept 9 1970 mr muirhead presented council with resolution no 247 asking council to authorize the town ship solicitor to prepare a brief on the century city project to be submitted to both the provincial government and the oshawa area planning and development study this brief was prepared and among many other things it contained the following 1 the transportation fa cilities in the area are excellent being serviced on two sides by railway one by the cnr and one by the cpr 2 the engineering plans of the developer include the establishment of a 3stage sewage disposal system which will be entirely feasible 3 what action can now be taken by the province to assist the township council in the approval of the century city project 4 what joint action will be required to successfully launch this project 5 the time table if any which the province considers most ap plicable to the century city undertaking after the above- mentioned brief was received by council it was given serious study and con sideration and finally under the authority of resolution no 278 which was written by councillor muirhead the reeve and clerk were authorized to sign it and to send copies to both 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7734020 elgin mills n watch argo home games on cable tv call now zenith 81000 richmond hill cable tv if telecast by the cbc network channel 12 football is not blacked out in stouffville but are you see saskatchewan vs toronto flfi fri aug 6th 8 00 pm i ment and the oapad study and while there was no recorded vote on this resolution and if my memory serves me right i am sure that it does i believe that councillor higgins also voted in favor of it i think from these facts which are recorded in the township office it will be perfectly clear to all concerned that mrs todd is wrong when she states that the reeve is the only member of council to change his thinking on this matter george w harvie rri goodwood i york region village in the valley has advanced one step closer to reality york regional council at a meeting july 29 supported a planning report which recommended ap proval of the sub division plan subject to a number of con ditions most important of these conditions were those dealing with water and sewage facilities and land for educational purposes the subdivider is presently discussing these matters with the appropriate auth orities there are several further steps to take before everything is cleared up the town of markham must pass a bylaw to change zoning which requires approval from the ontario municipal board at regional council aurora mayor dick illingworth objected strongly to a clause in the report which would delay matters until the board of education has secured school sites mayor illingworth also questioned the board of educations estimate that an ad ditional 745 pupil places would be required at a capital cost of more than a million and a half dollars he pointed out that last year only 108 new places were needed by the board they cant be serious he said referring to the 745 estimate why should we believe these figures for one sub division mayor illingworth moved an amend ment which would place a time limit on the board thus avoiding delay region solicitor ed ward oakes however explained that the developer could go to the municipal board if he felt matters were not being handled expeditiously the motion to amend was withdrawn by mayor illingworth and council approved the report as originally submitted mr and mrs ron arends formerly of dicksons hill are welcomed residents to 558 maystone court stouffville mr arends is an inventory and production manager at canada wire and cable trade fair space booth reservations for the annual stouffville trade fair sept 91011 are now being accepted contact bob campbell 6401353 an invitation to the people of york centre riding a provincial election is expected shortly i have again been nominated to be the liberal candidate in this riding i seek to continue to work with my colleagues in the legislature to achieve the short term as well as long term objectives i outlined in my 1967 campaign these objectives included good rail and bus commuter service improved water waste and pollution control facilities required to serve our needs and sound measures to enable our communities to develop with but not be overwhelmed by burgeoning metro toronto we also need improved procedures and controls to give us some measurement of the value we receive for our huge provincial legislatures i have found the work challenging and worthwhile for me it has been particularly gratifying to have succeeded in most endeavours on your behalf to a degree far beyond many government backbenchers as a member of the official op position i did not feel constrained in my public criticism of unsatisfactory govern ment performance now i need the help of all who believe i should continue to be your member look over the list of campaign jobs below and either telephone one of the numbers shown or write to me at box 32 richmond hill if you can give a few hours of your time to help in my campaign i will be greatful indeed sincerely donald m deacon mpp york centre i think donald deacon deserves reelection ive checked how i can help r i deacon lawn sign on my property i i help erecting deacon lawn signs f 1 deliver deacon pamphlets door to door f i knocking on doors for deacon typing i 1 addressing envelopes i telephoning on election day i 1 help in deacon campaign head quarters i i act as a deacon scrutineer in a poll be a poll captain j i enumerate a poll i j have a coffee party for deacon j 1 provide a ear and driver election day j help in any way i can name phone add rs clip and mail this coupon now to donald m deacon mpp box 32 richmond hill or telephone woodbridge 8511971 richmond hill 8845837 markham 2944344 and 6403906