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rev douglas aiavis of stouffville renewed many pleasantmemories sunday when he ad dressed the congregation of teston united church north of maple on the occasion of their an- ininister renews pleasant memories nivcrsary rev davis served as pastor there eleven years from 1930 to 1941 michael gerhardt public school staff changes stouffville several familiar faces will be missing in the classrooms of summitview orchard park and st marks schools stouffville when the fall term resumes next sep tember six teachers are leaving at summitview four at orchard park and three at st marks some are retiring while others are taking positions elsewhere departing from sum mitview are miss brenda pollard kindergarten to area 3 york county mrs barbara crowder gr 1 mrs kay dowswell mr greg care mr gordon lookman to oak ridges and mr gordon penrose master science to area 3 york county leaving the staff at orchard park are mrs edna clen- denning mr warren quinn special education to ballantrae mrs betty sanders gr 6 and mrs judy sutherland kindergarten changes at st marks in clude mrs barbara lavigne gr 3 to cambridge mrs cecilia mcnamara kin dergarten and mr roland duplessis gr 5 restrict water for summer glendale park sold at musselmans lake muss lake glendale park on the south side of musselmans lake has been sold the new owner is max ewart 53 murray drive aurora mr ewart took over the operation june 1 but the purchase was not expected to become official until this week the sale includes the huge dance pavilion one of the largest in canada the picnic area and parking lot the price was not revealed mr ewart anticipates little change dances will be con tinued every saturday night the family that includes a daughter dale 17 and two sons dwight 15 and craig 12 vaccinate your pets stouffville owners of pets par ticularly those with dogs are urged to have them vaccinated following reports of rabies in the area dr denis oconnor of the stouffville veterinary clinic has told the tribune of one incident where a dog owned by george berzinn of rr 1 good wood was attacked by a porcupine following removal of quills the pet was placed in quarantine and found to be rabid a few days later a fox was found dead in the yard at the jespersenkay systems plant bethesda road a rabies check proved positive anticipate moving into the area when accommodation is available overtime in church york region one hundred and forty york regional officers participated in a church parade during police week out of this number 52 put in for overtime a slightly em barrassed ray twinney ad mitted june 14 the issue was raised by mayor evelyn buck of aurora mr twinney said the main idea of the occasion was to improve the image of the force and benefit the in dividuals involved he agreed that to file for overtime pay under such circumstances was not commendable a few bad apples he concluded spoil everyone near collision with cruiser stouffville to cut off any ordinary motorist car have serious verbal and sometimes physical reper cussions edward russell smith sherwood forest drive markham is more selective he didnt cut off just any motorist but rather a york regional police officer the nearcollision occurred the constable said during a highspeed chase involving smith the accused was stopped on a sideroad near stouffville the 21yearold drivvi has been charged with being im paired stouffville watering restrictions imposed last year in the former village were so effective in conserving the commodity during the summer months council has approved the same program for this season during the months of july august and september residents west of the cnr lines may hose lawns between 830 am and 830 pm wed nesday friday and sunday on the east side of the railway lines watering is permitted during the same hours on tuesday thursday and saturday vol 86 no 4 whitchurchstouffvillemarkhamuxbridge thursday june 21 1973 24 pages 15cenfs flood control dam site consider miniature wildlife sancturary atha farmer tangled in power unit atha claremont district farmer ernie carruthers narrowly escaped serious in jury friday when the leg of his overalls became entangled in the power takeoff assembly of iiis tractor mr carruthers had been spraying a neighbors crop when the accident occurred the side was ripped out of a heavy leather boot before the machine fortunately stalled he was able to crawl from the field to the road where he flagged down a car driven by harold catton of stouffville he was taken directly to newmarket hospital where x- rays showed a broken bone in his ankle hazard stouffville metropolitan toronto and region conservation authority has informed local authorities that it is presently investigating the spillway structure at the stouffville dam and will errect a protective barrier as a safeguard dr hugh j montgomery a graduate of ottawa university will be joining the family practice of drs d h smith and ga graham stouffville july 1 dr montgomery interned at ottawa civic hospital and north york general hospital he and his wife are now residing here mayor gordon ratcliff commenting on the situation said that he hope the authority would proceed with the project as quickly as possible as the unprotected spillway was causing concern because of its potential danger to swimmers at the dam stouffville the flood control dam site north of stouffville secondary school which has been under study for development as a recreational picnic area was once again on council agenda june 12 with a proposal that it be turned into a miniature wild life sanctuary jim doble of whitchurch- stouffville conservation club informed council that he had contacted metro toronto and region conservation authority the ultimate jurisdiction over the area and had received favorable response to the idea mr doble said that his club would induct its own members as well as other volunteers particularly from public and high schools in setting up and maintaining the sanctuary and pointed out that it would be a rewarding and educational facility the main problem is time explained the con servation member plantings to provide proper cover for the wild life would have to be done in fall or spring the authority indicated that they would like to have councils opinion on the proposal a mtrca biologist would assist in planning the sanctuary which would be stocked with pheasant and wild fowl mr doble agreed that it would be impossible to stop local people from swimming in the reservoir but felt that increased plantings at the far end of the dam would provide sufficient coverage to make limited swimming compatible to the main wildlife theme the conservation club and the authority both consider picnic areas incompatible because they add to main tenance and pollution problems tagged as a major concern in maintaining a natural wildlife area is the domestic cat one animal which would not be welcome on the stouffville preserve the cat mr doble reported is responsible for fifty per cent of wildlife kills in lands policed by the club people in the vicinity would be asked to put bells around the necks of their cats so that pheasants and birds would have a chance of survival council appeared impressed by the sanctuary concept and requested mr doble to submit a written proposal ens pro whitchurchstouffville senior citizens week in whitchurchstouffville continues through sunday june 24 with activities of interest on thursday today a bus trip has been organized calling at points of interest in town depar ture time from the ballantrae community centre is 130 pm with passenger stops at lemonville community centre 1 30 pm with passenger stops at lemonville community centre 145 pm and vandorf community centre 200 pm a bingo will be held at the ballantrae centre at 8 pm on friday at 130 pm the movie the music man will be shown in latcham hall stouffville pickup points for senior citizens include murphy licence bureau main east albert street south apartments sr citizens apartment and parkview home the bus will arrive at these locations at 1 pm on sunday at 3 pm a senior citizens church service will be held at parkview home bus service at 230 pm will be provided from the murphy licence bureau main east albert street south apartment and the sr citizens apartment elm road denies 6 in police salaries york region noting that police salaries were not recorded in the annual estimates reports for 1973 issued at last weeks regional council meeting mayor evelyn buck of aurora demanded to know why they had not been made public and requested an immediate accounting ray twinney of the police commission emphatically denied any secrecy related to the issue noting that a 2year agreement on salaries had been conducted at an open session and was still in force mayor buck however wasnt satisfied on further questioning it was revealed that a 1st class constable now noral a choose town site for program promotion c b c film crews visited noral acres on the vandorf road the star of west of hwy 48 saturday to shoot a promotional skit for weekly nicknamed series this is the law clinging to the gate in fear of his life is the show actor paul soles his mount although dynamite is 22 years old and quite harmless michael gerhardt receives 12095 a 6 per cent increase over 1972 with the chiefs salary raised by 3500 to 28500 diver saved muss lake quick action by a lifeguard a medical student and a st john am bulance volunteer has been credited with saving the life of a 19yearold downsview youth at cedar beach joseph combiello witnesses said plunged from the tower into about twelve feet of water and failed to resurface laval grimard raced from his lifeguard post and found the lad in seconds he was assisted in applying artificial respiration by peter jenkins medical student mcmaster university and william trail of st john ambulance the victim was rushed by ambulance to york county hospital where his condition tuesday was reported as satisfactory new principal stouffville g desmond mccartney is the new principal of stouffville dist secondary school succeeding wm e duxbury who takes over the principals post at markham mr mccartneys career in teaching dates back to 1958 he has held positions on the staffs of richmond hill high school thornhill secondary school and more recently served as vice- principal at langstaff secon dary school he holds a bachelor degree in commerce phone rates stouffville coun cillor merlyn baker introduced a resolution at council meeting june 12 requesting that bell telephone establish free ex change rates between all municipalities that come within the whitchurchstouffville calling area included in this range are aurora newmarket and mt albert