Whitchurch-Stouffville Newspaper Index

Stouffville Tribune (Stouffville, ON), March 21, 1968, p. 34

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ps is the tk13une thursday mardi 28 1968 urge uxbridge twp landmark be preserved uxbridge twp its hard to see a house go down especially a good house wellconstruct ed by able artisans of long ago the metropoplitan and region conservation au thority is destroying a house that stands on pro perty it has purchased on the uxbridgereach town line just west of chalk lake neighbours people from distances and even some members of uxbridge township council are voicing objection not only because there is a housing shortage not only because the house is attractive and a landmark not only be cause it is their money that is paying for the des truction but because they feel the authority is fail ing in its function to con serve conserve in the diction ary is to keep in a safe or unimpaired state to up hold and keep from decay waste or injury to guard or defend from violation the conservation auth ority is the best thing that has happened in ontario it conserves water trees forests wildlife it con serves nature in its right ful setting creates parks ajid places to play in sum mer and winter yet a good building on the land it purchased is wrecked the house to be demol ished is over 100 years old and has been occupied for the past 54 years by one owner levi storry who in his 91st year now re sides in a nursing home perched on the top of a hill it overlooks a view of rolling hills and forests on the hottest day in sum mer it was cool within a good furnace kept it warm in winter spacious graci ous houses of a generation or two ago such as this were built to endure to house large families the walls were thick the beams strong there were a number of bedrooms and even separate quart ers for the hired man uxbridge councillor clarke t muirhead shares the views of the people that the house should not go down it is a valuable landmark he says which adds to the quality of the whole countryside the councillor suggest ed a committee be formed and said that he would support it and that he would be 100 in favor of separating the house and a few acres for a sale to someone interested in re storing it deputy reeve robert nesbitt a member of the mtrca board said that the house had been remarkably well cared for he has spoken about it to representatives of the authority who told him they didnt want to pay taxes on it nor did they want to leave it vacant for vandals he said that to his knowledge a great many of the main parts of the interior were being re moved to pioneer village i would be the first one to holler if i thought they were destroying them he said residents say that the lovely staircase in the house has already been moved to pioneer village mr nesbitt still has mixed feelings about it and can understand the feelings of both factions the lot on which the house stands is close to the road and could be separated easily from the total 240 acres of this conservation owned par cel there are those who are scouring the country for old houses with their quiet aging brick their fretwork and verandahs it is surprising how many appear not to enjoy mod ern housing practical tliough it is for character and stability come with age money acquired from the sale of this house and other buildings that have been demolished could further the excellent con servation program and re lieve the already overbur dened taxpayer the house too would lend itself to exhibits of early life in ontario or wildlife specimens and an information centre so another old house is lost unless an individual or a group can do some thing about it quickly be fore the blow of the ham- iier has beaten it into the ground hundreds of people who visit the chalk lake area and describe it as one of the most beauti ful spots in ontario will see no more the strong old house keeping its vigil on the hill as mr muirhead says we are all too prone to allow our heritage to be wrecked ffliasisi remodelled markham twp municipal offices at buttonville from the outside one would hardly recognize the building as the markham township municipal offices on the inside the change is equally apparent staff employees moved back to the remodelled structure at button ville this week staff photo life is your roof leaking we stock the famous bp building products 210 lb asphalt shingles 00 lb heavy rolled roofing 15 55 lb rolled roofing roof coating plastic cement remember our prices are com petitive our service is good and we deliver ratgliff lumber ltd unionvilli 2971661 hwr 7 it kmswy u bfwn oormliy 1991 dmmflbfcutfanfer friday tin pjn asks open meetings the township parks board said that it had been the custom for people inter ested in parks and recrea tion to attend the meet ings particularly to dis cuss their proposed bud gets mr williams observed that considerable study would have to be given to the parks and recreation budget he suggested that an amount something like si 15000 was being re quested the budget allot ment is s5600000 celebrity a person who knows all the pho nies firemens dance the stouffville fire bri gade will hold their an nual dance in the legion hall friday evening april 5 pickering twp pickering township coun cillors victor rudik and john kruger believe that committee meetings should be open to the pub lic and the press they introduced a no tice of motion at a council meeting to this effect mr rudik declaring that at the next regular meeting of council apr 1 he will move a resolution that all council committees be open to the public and press with the exception of matters dealing with personnel or land purch ases mr kruger will second the motion which states that as council is a public body its policies are the affairs of ratepayers it is in the interest of good mu nicipal government that ratepayers be kept inform ed the resolution says that contrary to this spirit the decisions and reasoning leading to policies and de cisions amount to holding meetings in camera it will exempt matters dealing with budget or sal aries and anything else not deemed to be in the public interest councillors will have copies of the resolution prior to the meeting to base their decision on parks board an indication was given that this resolution will not be passed unanimous ly or not at all when dis cussion arose about a parks and recreation committee meeting to be held the following night the fact that local parks and recreation personnel had been invited to the meeting to present their budgets appeared to dis please reeve john wil- lians and others who ex pected a committee meet ing only councillor don beer a former representative on anacin sugg hst 99 rollon ban deodorant sugg list qq 9c 3 oz w f t alberto vo510o hair spray sugg list 198 i o v new dawnj buckleys mixture sugg list 73c o c k i oz hair color 1 fi j n c cttoothpaste reg or mint fj sugg hst 225 1 0 j v- k c o i family size sugg list 125 1 j silvikrinvoz shampoo 110 sugg list 139 i i brylcreem mens stampofl 29 i suce list i- 1 dove soap 24450 fact toothpaste giant size sugg list 69c 59c scriptip 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