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u the stowrryiuf rashe tfcuruby my 5 1962 orchard park promotion results kcn to tirade 1 shirley aiken ysonne bar ker salvadore bevan christy eurton patrick carey ullellen charpenter beth clarkson ca therine colbourn patti dedlow ruth gallamore kim garrett joey gibson michael hall da vid harris kimberly hilts jack holder ricky- hone larry hook bobby houser susan huxtable debra jones bruce johnston dcnise kamps kim lewis debra lee jimmy little ricky mann john mcdermott randy melhuish brian mounce douglas neville terry plaskitt bruce rodin jill schell lapy schell yvonne schell beth surk janice shirk joanne smith michael sprague anita widcman to grade 2 billy adams geoffrey aiken james ally jennie bangay sandra begin jim brodie lau rie anne dafoe debbie dedlow wayne feasby teddy forgie jack goudiei debbie harper ronnie hiscy benita hitchen jimmy hopper paul howard steven hunter sharon mercer anne mumford bradley nigh barry pipher terry ramsdin kenny slack donny smith jo- kllen smith susan smith kim steckley scott thompson pi erre waite wendy wilkes ter ry wilton randy boss lee burton dale hamm johnny hopper pauline foulds fran cis rioux russel smith kevin willis to grade 3 bobby bangay rennie bell amy joe charpentier bjorn christensen blair clarkson norman davis kevin garrett cond donna gibson keith gregson betty harper patty heise leigh holden debbie hunt lome johnson bobby little geoffrey mitchell mari lyn orr paul rodin dawn marie schell steven stark frank steele jutson stone bobby topping michael wilk- ins larry williams kenny woods paul brown susan clarke nancy lee daniels wayne flynn debbie foulds mary lou hall billy hassard donald mills cory potrebka jane sanderson paddy smith david taylor to grade i kevin acton gordon chown allan corner greig davis cond john dedlow donald garrett shawn garrett cond bradley hilts guy hunter hea ther jack donald jeffrey caro lyn neville jackie ramsdin donald roberts gail robinson rosaiyn spence veronica sprague shelley thomson rhonda turner billy van beek donald wood janice woolven roger lehman colleen mckean david skinner connie slack heather bangay neil brown nancy davies debbie jennings helen lewis lyn patrick bev erly smith to grade 5 michael brillinger richard colburn cond barbara da wes cond colleen hiles john hill cond tyrellann hol den randy lee charles lynde jill mcwhinnie jean mangione david melhuish ann middletori cond ricky neville laurel norton roddy schell sally schell susan slack cond elaine smith russel stover iynda tremblay andy valleau arlene yakely to grade 6 evangeline adams beverley aiken bonnie bangay stephen boyd charlcne brown cond judith button bobby couse christine davies lois farthing bobby gallamore bobby gar- nett megan gurney kathryn hambly carol heatherington david hoover cond brenda johnston melodee mole peter mumiord billy oneil gayle plaskitt poppy ramsdin vicki roberts cond robinson bri an dorothy sanders cond peter sanderson lee turner alan vague cond tommy wedseltoft jimmy wilkins to grade 7 rick ashton joy barker bob barton cond carolyn brown cond norma brown robert brown duke charpentier john chown carol corner linda davis john delaney beth gar rett bill goudie cond linda harper danny hilts coleen hisey wayne jackson doug kingston dale jeffery dar- lene lehman rose mangione nancy murphy ruth parsons david perry cond sandra pipher larry plaskitt cond susan schell donna skinner gail smith neil smith glenn smith wayne stone sherrin watson tony wilson hydro reduces rotes for electric heating a 7s reduction in electric home heating rates for rural customers living in heavily pop ulated suburban areas was an nounced today by ontario hyd ro effective on bills issued in october this year the new rate of 1 i cents net a kilowatthour will apply in areas where 100 customers or more in a group have a customerdensity of at least 12 per quarter mile of road or street some 90000 rural hydro customers living in sub urban areas across the province are in this classification custo mers affected by the rate change will be informed by a letter from their local hydro office the reduction in electric home heating rates is the second within a year when a special electric home heating rate was first introduced by ontario hy dro a kilowatthour rate of 1m cents net applied to rural cus tomers the two reductions since september 1961 total ap proximately 17 per cent for sub urban customers served by on tario hydros rural system electric heating rates are also being reduced for custom ers of many municipal utilities in some municipalities custom ers are now paying 1 cent net a kilowatthour for electric heat ing as compared to 15 cents in 1961 a reduction of 33 a per cent brougham five ladies all over eighty met at the home of mrs mat thews on thursday afternoon to help mrs lemon celebrate her birthday sympathy is extended to mrs s reaman on the passing of her little grandson whose fun eral was held on thursday af ternoon brougham green river atha and whitevale public schools held a joint picnic at green river park on thursday last all report a very good time the womens institute are planning to make their next meeting a picnic to be held at paulyne park on july 10 more particulars later brougham young peoples union and their friends held their last meeting of the season in the form of a wiener soast at the claremont conservation park on wednesday all report a very enjoyable time mr and mrs gibson and fam ily visited with windsor friends recently mrs matthews spent a few days last week with toronto and appin friends brougham girls ball team played frenchmans bay one evening last week ending in a tie of 77 pine orchard our sympathy is extended to mr and mrs walter hall in the death of their daughter mrs r preston miss elsie ritchie of toronto was a recent guest with mr and mrs douglas hope we are pleased to report mr lawrence mcmillan is improv ing in health mr and mrs george mason visited in port credit on thurs day with grandson billy return ing home with them for a few days mr and mrs eveleigh and verne also mr chapman were sunday visitors at the johnston home congratulations to mr and mrs bill kingdon on the birth of their daughter a sister for david miss eva dennie attended the funeral thursday of her 108 year old auntie mrs baker mr and mrs kingdon sr of aurora spent a few days with their son and family here decoration services were well attended on sunday with many former residents paying re spect unionville m n imnm ihihihhihlhih first of the season tasty ontario grown no 1 grade potatoes 5 ik california valencia size 163 5unkist oranges 2 doz 69 no grade tender golden sweet corn 6 for 39 garden fresh no grade crisp lettuce 2 heads h we reserve the risht to limit quantities extra total of 34 in bonus tapes receive 600 in bonus tapes with instant mashed potatoes sh palmoltvk soap srs- licorice allsorts crest toothpaste tjoi pi it vhmr pick 1oi pvjt knmj titt receive sl00 iv bonus tapes with granulated sugar for vv receive 200 in bonus tapes with orange 1uice mm sliced cooked ham ft k celery hearts swifts premium smoked picnic pork tabiirite yieners mb pkg m swifts rvcrswccl rlndlcss sliced side bacon mb pkg 6 frcsilvgroiiiirt minced beef lb iu food rrices effective july 4 5 6 7 green giant medium smalt fancy peas 2 35 iga sa1ah dressing k 29 royal instant all flavours puddings 4 49 kraft canadian old english swiss pimento cheese slices rox pkff 29 iga magic liquid detergent 2 89 fkasekvale frozen fancy peas 21 h noly bajr 43 this store is open thursday and friday nights till 9 m ratcliffs iga foodliner bui walker ratepayers discuss new development a meeting of unionville com munity ratepayers met recent ly to discuss the varley village development planned by tall den investments ltd the meet ing was called by a local four- man committee with a m hill a acting chairman mrs met calfe was nominated as i-rc- tary until the installation could be made of a permanent com mittee the chairman akcd for a clarification of the duties obli gations and constitution in forming a ratepayers associa tion he called upon donald dea con who then referred to the property owners association and asked mr wm champion to discuss its workings in fur ther detail mr champion as chairman of the property owners associa tion suggested that it be an educational type of association gearing its programme to hear and evaluate reports of the dif ferent parties and departments such as assessors builders and school boards that will be af fected he pointed out that the ad vantage of having all the facts by education makes such a group the true soundingboard of the community for such de velopment as the suggested var ley village mr champion cautioned how ever against such a group call ing itself ratepayers because it is associated with- trouble mr geo metcalfe moved that the group be called the union ville community association the boundaries were set that would be inclusive of the group being able to be represented within the association it was set at school area no 10 exten ding as far south as helen ave for the present don deacon made a motion of constitution that the object of the group was to study the effects of subdivision within the founded area and to insure proper representation in coun cil with reference to subdivi sion and the views of the asso ciation this motion was carried then amended by mr woods to include and all other mat ters of importance having bear ing on the village and surround ing area it was seconded by wm henwood and carried the newly formed grouo was then cautioned by wm clarke against becoming a local pres sure group the executive for the new community associa tion was elected as follows president mr wm henwood vice pres- wrh sendall sec- treasurer mr lunney acting chairman 1 toll handed the gavel to mr henwood who promised a start at investigat ing talldens proposed develop ment before june end- the meeting was given over to mr j s grant of tallden investments ltd grant com mended the ratepayers inter est and said that his company would welcome any construct ive suggestions he hastened to outline that in building the new subdivision they did not want to split unionville into the old and new but rather to enhance unionville this would be done grant said by building the sub division in keeping with the at mosphere and character already established here the subdivision has loft room for and includes a 324 acre school site adjacent to a 6acre park industry has also been provided for it is hoped mr giant said to attract pharma ceutical and medical lesearch organizations to locate in un ionville this industrial area would be surrounded by park land it looks at this moment as if there are three sides shaping up those with an interest in tall dens proposed subdivision those who wish to protect their own personal interests in land development and the public al ready living in this area ques tions raised were would the subdivision mean an increased tax burden to this mr grant replied not necessarily that would de pend in part upon whether or not unionville residents wished to connect to the services pro vided for the subdivision another question was would the water supply in any way endanger the wells of the resi dents mr grant answered veiy little to shallow wells and produced a hydrologers re port however no satisfactory answer was given by outright statement it was suggested a little trouble might be incurred unionville now has a chance to move forward it remains to be seen how the residents will take the proposal or if they will accept it at all the latest development in markinq devices magic markers 7c and 110 the stouffville tribune competitive prices this personal service pibrug stores special values and reminders this week moneysaving specials look only 400 kodak hawkeye flashfun camera with any 400 purchase toni home permanent with tame cremc rinse reg 100 free 200 1 lb leg lii vaseline spec 98c reg 9so 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