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the tribune ihutiity september u 1967 pe 3 open new whitchurch twp centennial project saturday recreation centre near ballantrae ballantrae all the hard work anticipation and enthusiasm that hai gone into the building of a recreation centre east of ballantrae will be fully re alized and appreciated on saturday the site many months in the making will be officially opened at 1 pm by senator wallace mc- cutchcon of gormley the centre is whitchurch townships centennial project a colorful program has been lined up both after noon and evening in addition there will be pony rides and races for the kiddies beginning at 10 am softball games a tugofwar a chicken barbecue a corn roast singsong and dance wealth ok talent a wealth of talent has been lined up for the afternoon program from 2 to 4 pm and in the evening from 7 to 0 bob lewis a stouffville councillor and now a whitchurch landowner at bloomington will mc the afternoon performance featured guests will include soloists mary harris linda sargent and jim itehill all of stouffville highland dancer kathy cum- mings of altona presentations by molly mumfords edgevale dance class and a vocal duet by lemonviiles own ali nauta and maira koster showman wally koster will take over as master of ceremonies for the evening program at 7 he will be accompanied by the talented wideman sisters nancy and sharon of stouffville the folksong har mony of nancy murphy trudy and mike cadieux also of stouffville a barbershop quartet comprising jim rehill chuck harrott jerry waite and lome boad- way two dance numbers from music mania b7 and the talented danish dancers of toronto three bands three individual bands will appear on the days program the stouffville centurions in the morning the newmarket citizens band in the afternoon and the claremont citizens band at night the evening singsong will be led by lome boadway of stouftville with clarion baker at the organ live dance music will be provided by earl tyrons band featuring many of the modern numbers for teens as well as square dance tunes for the oldsters the chicken barbecue supper will extend from 4 to 6 pm the whitchurch recreation centre under con struction for over two years is located directly west of ballantrae school and a half mile east of highway 48 the variations of activities will make it a day of fun and enjoyment for the entire family the wideman sisters nancy and sharon of stouffville will be among the participants on the program at the official opening of avhitchurch townships centennial project saturday the new recreation centre is located east of ballan- trae staff photo town flood lomhardo tickets in great demand markham guy lom- bardo and his royal cana dians will be at the mark- ham arena sunday even ing sept 24 and indica tions are that the concert will be a sellout centennial committee chairman paul horton bootjack hill t to be bypassed goodwood the longtime highway hazard two miles east of good wood is to be corrected plans to remove the s turns on a portion of the road between concessions 4 and 5 were outlined be fore uxbridge township council at a recent meet ing in attendance to ex plain in detail the program was dr m b dymond mpp major reconstruction will occur in the area of concession 5 to remove the old bootjack hill long a problem for motorists dur ing winter months the new route will proceed eas- terly from cone 4 then curve to meet the old sec tion of highway 47 at con 5 one mile farther north the sharp turn to the right will also be reduced east of the town of ux- bridge similar plans were outlined by dr dymond thus reducing the hazard in that area told the tribune that in terest in the show was evi dent everywhere ticket supplies in limited num bers are available at the following locations mount joy reids hardware and random art centre main street markham nicholls gift shop greens drug store bank of nova scotia economist and sun wil sons drug store bank of montreal markham hard ware no 7 highway markham boat sales youngs market royal bank of canada ralphs barber shop markham plaza mark7 smoke shop kiernan crothcrs pharm acy toronto dominion bank appletons mens wear sherwood plaza wellington way stereo and tv markham meat and delicatessen imperial bank of commerce stouff ville aikens pharmacy york cleaners victoria square c s boynton sons unionvillc union- ville motors advance tickets sold are 250 each tickets pur chased at the door are 300 stouffville reeve ken laushway described as a terrible situation the flood conditions and dam age caused by the record rainfall that struck stouff ville august 27 in less than twelve hours the water level gauge mea sured six inches mr laushway in discus sing the storm and the problems that followed de scribed how one home in the westlawn crescent ar ea had water in the base ment to a depth of fifteen inches he said that a sim ilar situation was encount ered at market and som- crville streets nine drive ways were washed out the reeve said that both fire chief walter smith and deputy chief fred castle were on the job with the pumper on two separate occasions at ten oclock we were beat said mr laushway describing the condition at the dis posal plant he said he per sonally called in beamish construction company in an effort to lower the water level with their equipment he noted that the midtown stream flood ed over its banks but sug gested that the new flood- control dam should solve this problem in the future he termed it an act of god councillor jim mckcllcr said that workmen had dif ficulty finding several manholes on the streets be cause they were covered up with oil and sand we have learned some thing from all this said deputyreeve bill parsons were sadly lacking in supervision for our outside forces this council must make a decision on this matter mr parsons said it was unfair to expect the clerk to serve as a fore man he said that mr cor ner was already filling two other positions that of administrator and solicitor we must obtain someone to assume outside author ity he said reeve ken laushway contended that with the major portion of construc tion work now completed this decision could be left with next years council sterilization urged for infant beaters vandorf any person convicted of assault caus ing bodily harm to an in fant should be sterilized delegates representing 1- 000 womens institute members in york county agreed why give these people the chance to bring more babies into the world just to batter them asked mrs austin rumble chair- mart of the yorkcentre district of the institute the 125 delegates at yes terdays meeting approved a brief intended for sub mission to the royal com mission on the status of women the york county body will ask the ontario womens institute to en dorse the brief before it is presented to the com mission but recommenda tions concerning the beat ing of babies will be for warded immediately to prime minister lester pearson and other federal officials the brief urges that a person who fails to report an assault on an infant to the authorities be consid ered an accessory to the crime the york county brief also recommends divers ion of money being spent on defense to the allevia tion of hunger and suffer ing in canada and else where and that marriage breakdown be one of the grounds for divorce it aiso urges the establish ment of job retraining centres for older women in places other than large cities and calls for the standardization of the raining programs in all ovinces father urges bring supplier to court markham a mark ham village father of sue speaking on behalf of his 16 year old son suggested to magistrate russell pearse that the supplier of liquor to teenagers was as much at fault as the pers ons who consumed it mr george jack alana- dale road admitted that his 16 year old son had been drinking he said that he had been given wine by an older man but the ad ult had not been brought to court i feel that he should be here also he said police testified that wil liam jack wait in a drunk en condition when found and became violently ill in the village office the boy pleaded guilty to drinking under age in registering a convic tion magistrate pearse a- greed to suspend sentence but placed the youth on a three month bond to keep the peace at 200 in another case ted redshaw of claremont was fined 15 and costs for not having his motorcycle e- quipped with a dual brak ing system redshaw plead ed not guilty he told mag istrate pearse that his bike was so equipped when he purchased it but he remov ed the front brake after it rolled over on two occa sions candidates york north merlvn baker ndp william hodgson conservative tom taylor liberal candidates york james norton ndp lome wells conservative donald deacon liberal callous act markham a mark ham district driver was fi ned 25 and costs by mag istrate harry jermyn on a charge of failing to remain at the scene of an accident david chester tiffin 20 markham rr 2 was ar rested following a collision in which he was involved no matter who it at fault it is up to the person to stop and see what assist ance could be given said magistrate jermyn to drive on after an accident is the most callous thing to do in magistrates court richmond hill sept 1 mr tiffin was also convicted of drinking while under age he was fined 25 your invitation to hear wes aarum president of canadian youth for christ in an evangelistic crusade soloist severne mullen who is also an accomplished sons leader piace uxhridge free metho dist church date september 17th24th trie sundays 1100 am 730 pm weekdays 8 pm circle the date dont be late york committee to end the wor in vietnam is holding r public meeting in stouffville united church hall saturday september 16 8pm m wrtjykmmtuciujx ocraaoc announcing the k are coming to dick coffey motors ltd stouffville fri next sept 22nd mercury meteor cougar falcon trucks and the exciting allnew 1968 montegos j watch for full details in next weeks tribune i were having a real swinging introduction parly i dance buffet prizes xcst o1 dr uxbridge crusade uxbridge rev wcs aarum who conducted a crusade for christ in stouffville arena a year go will be conducting a similar crusade in the new uxbridge free methodist church sept 17- 24 accompanying him will be mr dcvcrne mullen who for the past eight years has been minister of music at the st clair church of the nazarene in toronto for the past eight years sec further announ cement elsewhere in this paper they keep saying that women are smarter than men but od you ever see a man wearing a shirt that buttoned down the back stouffville sunoco dealer wins provincial award the sunoco service centre operated hy mickey hunt main street west in stouffville has been se lected for a provincial award in recognition of its appearance and management efficiency staff photo trial fall mnjrr or your ran hup yon it irreinz alts ihu yar mhc coop ottototrattl with nar jtnln and you will hat in aronoriural a0d 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