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pise w the tribune ttwajjy stpterfxr 2t 1967 history in action day recorded by tribune camera it was history in action day at brougham saturday and visitors by the hundreds thronged the museum grounds the centreof attraction were modernday oddities like this smoothrunning steam engine part of a milelong parade staff photo the most eyecatching family group in the proccs sion were the children of mr claremont they are left to right terri 7 larry s tracy 4 and lcnni 6 that mother pushing the carriage ps the doll inside is not real and mrs earlc pilkcy of s pop with the cane and staff photo the old spinning wheel operated here by mrs h t cook of bay ridges at tracts the interest of clifford marshall 9 brock road pickering staff photo gone but not forgotten is the art of making horseshoes as shown here by richard day left of balsam and william wallace of stouffvillc staff photo editors mail the indian dancers provided something altogether new for visitors satur day reeve clifford laycox of pickering township is shown here with chief run- v ning thunder staff photo police service worth the price five year old michael brooks son of mr and mrs ken brooks claremont rr 2 tries his hand at the big bass drum his grandfather william pcgg of stouffvillc is a member of the claremont citizens band staff photo reception for robarts pickering bill new man the progressive con servative candidate in on tario south riding has an nounced that premier john robarts will swing into the riding sat oct 7 more than 2000 persons will be present at the an- nandale golf club for an afternoon reception it will be a highlight of the newman election cam paign dear sir i was amazed and anger ed when reading the head line in your newspaper of september 14 that one of our council members recommends the abolishing of our police force and in their place use the opp may i ask how the opp working out of oak ridges will be able to check the doors of business establish ments at night control parking during the day answer all calls during the day and night and be able to do this within the 5 min utes it usually takes our police rush emergency cases to doctors or hospi tals if an ambulance is not available check homes while occupants arc on vacation and just by this act alone save the life of a gentleman a few weeks ago and what about the gangs that converge on areas that do not have a police force and start a lot of nonsense when they know the law wont be on their backs these are only a few of the things that i am posi tive a bylaw enforcement officer could not and would not be able to take care of in his capacity and that sn opp officer with a large area to patrol could not and would not iiva the time due to the shortage of men and cars the 335000 saving to the town is a pipe dream firstly you will not hire a bylaw enforcement offic er for under 6000 then he must be supplied with a car office space office equipment telephone if you want more than an 8 hour day out of him he will have to be paid for over time as for the opp be ing supplied free that is another dream for surely premier robarts is not pay ing for this service out of his pocket all it means is that there will be higher provincial taxes over which we have no control the councilman who brought up this motion does not need the protec tion of our police force since he does not reside in our town anymore i do know one thing however i do live in stouffvillc and i do want our police force to protect my family as well as my property what we pay for this protection in our taxes is cheap at any price and i sincerely hope that there arc some members of council who agree with me if this is not the case then this is a matter to be brought up for the people to vote on at the next municipal elec tion sincerely c w kamps 370 rupert avenue stouffville ontario the arrivol of the family of four miraculous escape in train car crash vandorf a new market family of four were seriously injured friday when their car was struck broadside by a northbound cnr passenger train the accident occurred at the level crossing of the 2nd cone whitchurch and st johns side road john scott and his wife jane were admitted to york county hospital in new market with undetermined injuries and their two children raymond 2 years and jacqueline 1 year were rushed to the hospital for sick children the family castbound on st johns side road were just about across the j intersection when the train toronto to north bay hit the rear of the car knocking it down an em bankment some 20 ft from the intersection a rear wheel was ripped from the car and hurtled about 150 ft down the track whit church police and ambu lance attendants used crowbars to free mrs scott from the wreckage a passenger on the train who was a nurse treated the injured until an am bulance arrived the cros sing has recently under gone construction to level it because of poor visibil ity both dick cooper and i extend a warm invitation to one nnd all to drop in see whats new with pontiac beaumont etc and have a friendly chat about the new cars even if you are not in the market for a new car please feel free to drop in and visit us youll find our friendly little showroom a most relaxing place to stop and check out the features of these great new autos any questions you may have will be answered as thoroughly as we know how and weve been a general motors dealer for a long long time j with our motto being customer service and satisfaction youll find it pays to drive a little further to make a great deal on a new car the new ones will be here thursday september 21st trust we shall see you soon cordially yours chas cooper ltd john warkins claremont 6492114