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while a town sleeps the tribune thndty 1167 rage 3 st0uffv1lle be tween the hours of 1 and 0 am the majority of stouffville residents axe sound asleep but not ali for some the night time is a time to take advantage of others as metro buildup pushes steadily into the once- rural suburbs tho crime count continues to climb this is the price of pro gress the lawbreaker that includes everyone from the petty thief to the drunk driver lives in con stant fear of being caught here in stouffville that force on the side of crime prevention comprises four men police chief orland keating and constables david hadden alvin thompson and tom wauc- hope koutine checks few people realize the duties that an officer per forms from the time he begins the night watch at 8 pm to the breaking of the dawn the following morning most people are not really too concerned they do like to know however that should their person or property be harmed the police are as close as the dialing of 640- 1300 admittedly much of their work during the night hours is routine like checking 126 business places of vhich more than 100 have been found open or insecure so far this year patrolling the 13 miles of town streets in specting homes of people on vacation checking strange cars passing through serving summon ses answering fire alarms or assisting other depart ments at scenes of serious accidents the extent of the departments opera tion is indicated by over 30000 miles clocked on the town cruiser annually takes zm hours a complete security check takes 3 hours should an officer find a door or window or a store or service station open he immediately checks for signs of forcible entry if nothing irregular is found the owner or proprietor is notified a list of all phone numbers is maintained for this purpose since the stouffville j fire department office and trucks are now equip ped with radio communi- cation its no longer nec essary for the police to provide a cruiser escort lr j jejjjg p i reeve ken laushway dep reeve bill parsons councillor tom lonergan councillor jim mckellar councillor bob lewis one vacancy likely on stouffville council stouffville constable david hadden checks the door of a store on main street one of many duties during the nighttime hours staff photo outside the town limits they do however travel west as far as ringvvood to assist the volunteers through the lights at high way 48 no restrictions are plac ed on the stouffville force rendering assistance to police in adjoining muni cipalities the same kind of cooperation is also pro vided here when required cruiser trips to hospi- als in scarboro richmond hill newmarketand ux bridge have also been re duced due to the excellent service provided by vance ambulance of markham in extreme cases where time is a major factor officers will take the per son direct the busiest nights aro usually friday and sun day anyone who may think that an officers night life is made up entirely of walking the beat should check the log of friday october 27 it reads some thing like this 1050 pm restaurant disturbance one charged consuming as a minor 1105 pm restaurant disturbance one charged causing a disturbance 210 am one charged consuming as a minor 215 am one charged possession of an offensive weapon 255 am one charged con- uniing as a minor 350 am twocar accident driver admitted to hospi tal condition serious and so on into the early morn ing hours these are the things that happen while stouff ville sleeps stouffville at least one council vacancy seems apparent in stouff ville as nominations near councillor bob lewis a propertyowner in town but a permanent resident now in whitchurch indi cated to the tribune this week that he will not likely seek reelection for another twoyear term stouffvilles nomina tions for council public utilities commission and public school board will be held nov 23 elections if required will be dec 4 councillor lewis indi cated a definite interest in a council seat in whit church township he said he had also been appr oached concerning a trus tee position on the area school board the intentions of both reeve ken laushway and deputyreeve bill parsons are not known although it is generally conceded that both will be back seek reelection councillors jim mckel lar and tom lonergan are very definite about their intentions both will seek reelection councillor mc kellar said that he had given some thought to contesting the deputy- reeves post but would not make up his mind until nomination night my name will definitely be in there but the position will wait until nov 23 he said a probable new candi date whose name has been mentioned repeatedly within recent weeks is william kamps rupert avenue mr kamps con tacted personally by the tribune admitted that he was interested but would not commit himself until nov 23 if i see that the council is well represent ed by interested candi dates id be willing to wait a couple of years and learn a little more he said the present members of the public utilities com mission chairman tommy farr and commissioner ken wagg indicated possi bilities of retirement if anyone else is interested ill gladly step aside said mr wagg ive put in considerable time for the town and i feel i now should give someone else a chance mr farr said ills intentions were not definite trustee praised at least four of the six public school trustees are willing to return mrs florence williams ian chapman keith steckley and john mcmurray said definitely that their names would stand for relection mrs rose barry plans to retire although her work on the board was praised by vice chairman mr chapman he said he would endeavor to change her mind the chairman t e topping was out of town and not available for comment in addition to mr kamps the names of win tiinbers ross hethering- ton and walter atkinson have been mentioned as possible candidates for municipal positions the nomination meet ing will be conducted in the veterans memorial hal at 830 pm nomina tions will be accepted dur ing a one hour period be ginning at 730 pm horses for hire by hattie finn on a recent visit to black creek pioneer vil lage i stopped at the dan iel stong grain barn where an attendant was showing the oldtime farm imple ments to a group of grade 6 boys as he explained the purpose of the various pieces of agricultural e- quipment and how- they had been operated the youngsters seemed sur prised to learn that the ploughs and threshing machines had been hauled by horses obviously these lads had not come from a rural area and were not familiar with the history of farm life in on tario before the arrival of mechanized farm imple ments classified advertising deadline all classified advertising and church notices for each current issue must be received in this office not later than noon hour on tuesdays the tribune is making an effort to have the papers in the hands of readers earlier than heretofore and to do so we cannot accept classified ads later than tuesday noon noel 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