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Stouffville Tribune (Stouffville, ON), July 6, 1972, p. 8

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ljaf tub tkibumi tliurxu july t 1971 mt joy sideroad markham town backs down on new road name m a it k h a m markham council has backed away from the proposed renaming of icth avenue mount joy sideroad this action followed a meeting july 4 when a petition was submitted by residents living in the area they were concerned about a bylaw recently read which would have renamed the street rutherford road the petition expressed strong objection to this proposal and cited shock and disbelief among the residents that they were not notified by mail the historical and emotional associations of the old name were em phasized as well as the fact that these are all residents of long standing at a quick count i see 250 or 260 names on this petition ob served mayor tony roman councillor murray henderson said he had given the matter considerable thought and concluded that changing the name would be wrong he also stated that it would be easier to leave the names of all east west roads as they are and would avoid the expense involved in changes when we took this action it was late at night said councillor bob adams it was so precipitous it was almost frivolous other councillors were in general agreement jmijhere was considerable debate over the best procedure to reverse j he earlier action eventually approval was voted for a motion put forward by councillor bud bon ner that the bylaws third reading be tabled 1 residents can be pretty well assured that this will be tabled for a long time said mayor roman he expressed ap preciation for the interest displayed by the petitioners and added i had no way of knowing there was so much interest in keeping the name councils action means that the bylaw which would give effect to the name change will never be passed unless a specific motion to do so is carried piano honors lv bettv pegg greenwood congratulations to elen disney on her success in piano at whitby ladies college helen obtained grade 8 honors in examinations set by the royal con servatory of music her teacher is mrs spratt mrs robt mitchell son bill and family and alan spent the weekend at their cottage near cordova on deer lake mr robert clarke spent the holiday weekend with relatives at severn bridge graduation exer cises were held june 27 at valley view public school the valedictorian was christopher vaughan diplomas were presented to david allisonjoanne baylis kerry beer john bentlev paul brown david cole elizabeth d a c o m 1 i e ruth disney sharon foy shirlev fov janet hill beth hoar cheryl hollister lee anne maiddow mary lou morden ronald mowbray allan n e w m a n peter markham wins july 1 swim meet competition an invitational swim meet was one of several attractions at the july 1 sports day in the stouffville park markham won the overall event with stouffville second anil union- villi third receiving team trophies here from arthur latcliam are left to right john kerr and clarke lawrence markham mr latcliam chris stalker luionville krika debruyn and wayne keashy stouffville jim thomas st marks honors its grade 8 grads stouffville at its recent graduation st marks school honored a number of students the top proficiency award went to cindy lleeuan and chris mcdermott both of grade 8 other graduate award- w inners were newman kelly smith donna wilson and christopher vaughan preceding the presentation of diplomas and pins mr and mrs milton mowbray treated the graduates to a banquet the guest speaker was rev f conkey mrs grant messer underwent surgery in a toronto hospital recently ricky and danny robertson are spen ding a few days with their grandparents mr and mrs a robertson mr and mrs w wilson and family e n joyed dinner sunday with her sister mrs herb middleton and family mr and mrs ed pascoe visited with the ormerod family at brooklin sunday mrs i mclean and b e a t r i c e h a v c returned from a weeks vacation at monteagle maryaun lliilshof a c a d e m i c and athletic norman landry conservation of nature trophy and maureen oconnor good fellowship award a total of 19 students graduated they are roy assinck susan iould anne gibson cindy lleenan gayle lloack marvann lliilshof janet hunt coleen kamps ken kerrigan norman landry chris jk- dernioll ted mann karen oconnor carol itioux jamie ryan susan viscardi and cathy whelan alhletic awards were also presented chris kamps was named top boy in track field while kitty ashman and maryann lliilshof shared the award for top girl another split award for greatest improvement went to sean ryan and raymond ryan peter mellon received the soccer prize and maria testa was the schools top volleyball player the award for floor hockey was presented lo norman landry while chris mc dermott received the alhletic cup for team spirit chris also received the basket ball award although the top boy scorer in basketball was ken basketball player award an award for kerrigan maryann while hon assinck was drama was presented lliilshof was top girl winner of the football lo anne gibson sinclair stevens commuter election ploy yorksimcoe progressive con servative candidate sinclair stevens is stouffville fish ctilps fast takeout service stouffville plazdv 6401732 ladies fastball tourney richmond hill fastball at its best is often played by girls thats rigni girls visible proof is at richmond hill this weekend when 16 teams from many parts of ontario and new york state will meet for lie tour nament championship the first game will go friday evening at 7io pm the a title contest is at pm sunday and i he b title game at lour the tourney goes on saturday too entries are from tonawanda car- linglord water- lord thistletown bendale oshweken etobicoke eringate lakelield oshawa queensville brant- ford cooksville toronto and the host town richmond hill the tournament is being sponsored by the richmond hill softball association living up lo a promise to make commuter service a campaign issue mr stevens was sharply critical of a recent announcement by incumbent mp john roberts mr roberts stated that the federal g o v e r n m e n i will provide 100000 for a demonstration com muter service between toronto and an undetermined point the pc candidate termed this an election ploy and a desperate attempt to win votes a trial run will in fact serve little purpose mr stevens predicted theyre not proposing a trial second airport for toronto which costs 400 million but they propose a trial run with respect to a commuter service mr roberts stated that plans for this run have not yet been finalized and it might go through maple or vandorf lor a stretch of i wo or three months how indecisive can you gel commented stevens breeding you cant buy in any other car austin marina mg b triumph claremont motors clnremont 6492101 harjwitttriji alluring lei ds help yon pnl hue sizzle in you advertising call display 6402100 1968 buick skylark convertible vs automatic power steering power brakes ladio 32000 original miles 1 owner immaculrte condition lie s3075p 1895 markham chrysler dodge hwy 7 at laidlaw blvd markham 2944111 2971652 rapktd roofing baktvtk and s alcan siding repairs reroofing our specialty f r eitimiut 6404966 town of whirchurchsrouffville notice restricted use of water due to he excessive use of water in the stouffville area for the population being served the council has deemed it exped ient to adopt the following resolution that th use of a hose for the watering of lawns is orohibited for the months of july august and september with the following exceptions 1 that part of the former village of stouffville lying west of the cnr rightofvy may use a hose for water ing lawns between 2 30 3m and 830 pm wednesday friday and sunday 2 that part of the former village of stouffville lying east of the cnr rightofway may use a hose for water ing lawns between 830 am and 830 pm tuesday thursday and saturday compliarcc with the above restrictions would be appreciated and would avoid any action being taken that would cause any inconvenience to the customer r e corner clerk vandalism an epidemic in markham parks m akkli a m vandalism has reached epidemic proportions in markhams packs town council was told tuesday parks and recreation director bruce holdsworth reported that damage and theft during the recent holiday weekend amounted to about st 000 we report our losses to the police but nobody knows where the equipment goes and there never seem to be any charges said mr holdsworth items stolen he said include bases from baseball diamonds swings and other equipment this has become much worse during the last two months he stated mr holdsworth said the problem is not confined to any par ticular area but was general throughout the town bulky items such as picnic tables and garbage cans have vanished i dont know what the answer is he admitted mayor tony roman suggested that mr holdsworth draw up a list of equipment stolen or vandalized so that council might approach the york regional police on a formal basis to ask more protection the police ought to be made aware of this said the mayor they are said mr holdsworth councillor murray i lenderson observed that a pair of steel goalposts w e r e recently taken how much do those things cost he asked mr holdsworth named a price of 430 and added a pair of those posts weigh 300 pounds people cant pick them up and run you can send for the police and they make out a nice report but it happens again part of the solution mr holdsworth said was to make the public aware of what is happening its all coming out of the taxpayers pocket he observed tv stolen markham an unusually talented shoplifter is believed responsible for the disappearance of a tv set from wellington way stereo the theft occurred during business hours on the afternoon of june 2h stolen was an klectrohome 20inch portable color tv the loss is placed at sot gltllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllullllllllllllllllltllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll i marmill i i piggy starter j with mecadox great in controlling vibrionic 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