pkr 12 the tbiblne thuixtay auje 1 1968 bruces mill conservation area attracts thousands this summer on a recent sunday afternoon in july an estimated 7000 persons visited the bruces mill conservation area west of stouffville in mark- ham township a portion of the huge crowd is pictured here staff photo editors mail the 0the1j side mr jim thomas editor the tribune after reading two let ters in last weeks paper condemning the use of the accident scene on page one of the previous issue i feel 1 must write if only to let you know that all your readers do not think this way first let us consider the photographer he was cov ering an unfortunate acci dent not because he likes to do this he would much rather cover a happy event like a golden wed ding or the like however accidents are news and he is paid to cover all news worthy events good or bad while there he observed this scene full of human emotion and the axiom a picture is worth ten thous and words still holds true since the photojournalist is trained and paid to get such a scene on film he did just that true it is not the kind of picture you would hang in your living room but to the photo- journalist it is a good pic ture an acquaintance said to me why would they print it my retort was then and still is why not surely there is no thing to hide when i first saw the picture i was bud norton active in community claremont the claremont community lost one of its most active vil lage residents in the death july 25 of william bud norton following a heart attack mr norton had only re cently been released from uxbridge cottage hospital where he had been a pa tient 2ms months he was 52 mr norton was born on the family farm near cop- pins corners uxbridge township the son of the late joseph norton on june 28 1941 he was mar ried to edna taylor who survives along with one daughter beverly ann mrs russell blundell and one son grant of clare mont surviving also are four brothers john moses and douglas of claremont james of prince albert and six sisters mrs lavina coppins uxbridge mrs gertie myers oshawa mrs mary pilkey and mrs josephine derusha clare mont mrs ethel dopking malvern and mrs jennie hockley whitby t w o brothers levi and ross and one sister evelyn are de ceased mr- norton was a veteran of world war ii serving a period of four years in the canadian army while claremont retain ed its police village status mr norton served as a trustee and worked excep tionally hard for the good of the community and its residents he will be sadly missed by all who came to know him as a good neigh bor and friend rev george davison legion padre conducted the service from the mc- eachnic funeral home pickering on sunday after noon july 28 at 330 pm it was widely attended and deeply moved here was a person i know with a justifiable expression of anguish perhaps even terror beside the still form of her mother i did not feel 1 was gaping or seeing something i should not see i felt only sym pathy for her and the rest of the cowie family sure ly many more felt this and i dare say many whispered a prayer oh yes it is true a tragedy had taken place and i along with many others probably including the photographer would like to have changed this- but god in his infinite wisdom has not granted us this power as well as sympathy i felt a good feeling yes even from this picture because there was some one there obviously try ing to comfort mrs her bert though that neigh bour probably felt quite helpless at the particular moment she was there do ing her best this made me feel good down deep inside there is another aspect which i hesitate to men tion but feel must be said from this picture i could see the anguish and pain that can result from a small error in judgment or whatever yes what if it happened to me what if i had been the driver of the truck oh yes many things came to my mind and i for one will use a bit more caution because of that picture true the lesson may not last long in many minds including my own but if that pic ture saves even one life through its message it will be well worth the uproar township of uxbridge p 583068 ontario the ontario municipal board in the matter of section 21 of the municipal corporations quieting orders act rso 1960 c 251 and sections 61 and 11 of the territorial division act rso 1960 c 395 and in the matter of an application by the corporation of the township of uxbridge for a qiiietin order to establish fts legal existence corporate status and proper area and boundaries and in the matter of bylaw 1498 of the applicant corporation notice of application and appointment for hearing take notice that the corporation of the township of uxbridge has applied to the ontario municipal board for a quieting order under the said acts for the purpose of establishing its area and boundaries in accordance with schedule a attached hereto and take notice that the ontario muni cipal board has appointed wednesday the 14th day of august 1968 at the hour of eleven oclock in the forenoon local time at the court house in the town of whitby for the hearing of all persons inter ested in support of or in opposition to the said application and further take notice that a plan and description of the boundaries in question in the said application may be inspected at the office of the clerk of the township of uxbridge at any time during regular business hours prior to the date appointed for the said hearing dated at toronto this 6th day of june 1968 seal signed r scott secretary markham ft m43355 moxy markham ft 2m3335 thurs fill sat august 123 rod steiger in his academy award role sidney poitier in the heat of the hight recommended as adult entertainment also alan arkin wait until dark eva marie saint the russians are coming note one complete showing each evening russians at 730 pm heat of the night at 945 pm matinee saturday 1 pm the russians are coming in color cartoons mon tues wed august 567 robert wagner mary tyler moore glyxis johns in dont just stand there in wide screen color special added featurette the white houst 2 shows 700 pm 910 pm guess whos coming to dinner suruthurj aug 8 floral tributes were most beautiful interment was in uxbridge cemetery- the pall bearers were jack lehman harold hopkins ralph norton ivan booth gordon benson and orval cox it obviously caused as for your critics i feel sorry for them- they only saw the picture the ten thousand words eluded them keep up the good work a regular reader markham i mobile mix i no guesswork saves you moneyh ed to over order metered and stamped y slips are calculated in tenths of a yard i open 6 days a week 2941651 i rrfcbrl mixed on the job gives you stronger concrete call markham will faris roger patten another quality product from brooklin concrete precast curbing phone 6553311 ibr00klin concrete products limited hwy 12 brooklin telephone 655 3311 yonge st newmarket telephone 895 6781 fudfr does it pay to recondition used cars well you might say its a matter of opinion opinion among car dealers varies with their long term objectives if the dealers objective is a fast turnover that will brighten nis profit picture now then the lower selling price of a car on which he has spent no money is most desirable if his longterm reputation with his customers is uppermost then the costs of reconditioning for the sake of customer satisfaction will be money well spent even though the immediate result may be a higherpriced used car there are two kinds of used cars however that most dealers will agree on as not requiring any ex pense to ready them for resale one is a car in such exceptionally good shape that its next owner is assur ed of reasonably troublefree service the other is a car that is too far gone in either age or condition to make the reconditioning expense economically wise in that event the dealer will need as low a selling price as possible if lie is to retail the unit most quality dealers favor reconditioning their used cars that justify the expense and wholesaling the problem cars that wouldnt ultimately return the money spent on them there is a twofold advantage in this reliable used cars earn a dealer customer recommendations through wonlofinoiith approval they are also much more likely to find a ready market in the distrust- ridilcn used car market markham chrysler dodge no 7 hwy a laidlaw bhrd plum 2941742 groom bakes own anniversary cake 5y jean leaf tained recently at a family paul they moved here on the first three sundays bv jean leaf buttonv1lle when mr and mrs h g- baldwin celebrate their 60th wed ding anniversary monday august 5 the cake to mark the occasion will be the product of the grooms own handiwork the tliree- tiered beauty has been art fully decorated with intri cate loops and flowers mr and mrs baldwin reside at 84 fairview avenue in stouffville and would be pleased to renew acquain tances with all their browns corners friends mrs w l clark enter tained recently at a family shower for her grand daughter patricia macklin a september bridetobe mr- and mrs ken ben nett and family are vaca tioning at their muskoka cottage the albert copp family is holidaying this week at paudish ike in haliburton country- new neighbors in the alan strikes former home at don mills road and 16th avenue are mr and mrs c stanislawski and their family two daughters lynn and kim and son paul they moved from scarborough mr and mrs alan strike have taken up residence at greenwood in the former green home mrs douglas hood spent a few days with don and dorothy reesor and the grandchildren at their haliburton cottage- rev chris dugan is tak ing a wellearned vacation during august and in his absence a former student on the victoria square charge rev graham scott will conduct services on the first three sundays and rev robert ball of central united church unionville will be present the last sunday in august and the first in september when mr dugan returns september 8 there will be a special service dedicating 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