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the tribune thursday july 24 1975 3 ev and ken wagg close a chapter in their lives saturday when they close the main st jewellery store for the last time almost 30 years ago mr wagg opened for business in a rented room and later moved to ihe present building bon bernard ev and ken wagg closing ends an era stouffville the last of stouffvilles oldtime merchants jeweller ken wagg closes his doors this coming saturday for the last time mr wagg has been in business on the main st i agjnce october of 1945 i t5orn and raised in goodwood mr wagg studies watchmaking in newmarket with a 7 jeweller there before serving for 414 years in the royal canadian air force during world war ii after the war he decided to set up shop in stouffville and began in a room above spoffards dry goods store now the site of the public library he did watch repair work and sold jewellery in february of 1946 he went into the 5 cents to 1 store and there met his wife to be evelyn dougherty who was a cashier on june 26 of that year they were married in the fall of 1946 the waggs moved to their present location on main st beside the bank of commerce in an interview with the tribune mr wagg insisted that his wife managed the store and he merely repaired watches mrs wagg however maintained it has been a team effort the couple said they have no firm plans for the future but feel that they would like to enjoy the relative freedom of not having to open the store every day it ties you down when its a family business mr wagg said he did say that he would like to find some work outside stouffville has changed considerably in the almost 30 years since mr wagg started his business the population stood at 1500 and everybody knew everybody else over the years ken v wagg has been active in the community he was involved in the merchants association and the chamber of commerce and helped organize the first santa clans parade and the first trade fair he nas also a member of stouffville council for five years and served one year as reeve a- member of the lions club for 24 years mr wagg presently sits on cemetery board police news after backfire car catches ire no more collages mayor says homes only for lake area muss lake permanent residences but not summer cottages jyill be permitted to be 9uilt at preston and musslcmans lakes if a proposed amendment to the official plan is passed public meetings to discuss the amendment will be held august 6 8 p m at the ballantrae community centre and aug 7 at the vandorf hall- according to mayor gordon ratcliff mr ratcliff passed on information to members of the cedar freach community association sunday in a meeting at the cedar vale community hall council would since be the town legally markham a car driven by a markham man dennis mac charles was stopped at 16th ave and the 9th cone when it suddenly backfired and then burst into flames markham fire department were called out but the car valued at 1400 was completely destroyed the incident occurred last friday evening radio stolen a radio valued at 100 was stolen from a car parked at les wilson irresponsible to pump motors last week the car he told the group thati whicn had in an like a good neighbour state farm is there for all your insurance state farm insurance companies canadian head oldce scarborough ontario any residents opposed to the amendment should raise their objections at those times at present con struction in the lake areas is frozen under a tran sitional zoning the of ficial plan amendment supported by council would permit residents who own existing lots to build providing they obtain a health permit for owners of some 40foot lots that could be difficult since septic tanks must be at least 50 of the effluent mr ratcliff had been invited by the association to answer their questions about a variety of topics one set of problems involved an item that the town apparently has no jurisdiction over the cedar vale community roads which are privately maintained the group also complained about the 35 miles per hour speed zone on the 9th line along the lake saying it should be accident belonged to norman boyd of toronto windowsbroken two windows were smashed at orchard park public school damage is estimated at 100 pick thief a picky thief removed two cases of beer from a car parked behind the iga but deigned to touch the three bottles of liquor and bags of groceries that were also in the car the beer was stolen from elizabeth mullen of uxbridge model t model stolen a replica of a 1918 model t ford was stolen from the residence of ronald wmton rr1 umonville the car a 516 scale model is powered by a brggs and stratton five horsepower motor and is valued at 1000 according to policer because of the size of the car a truck or trailer would have been required to haul it away the theft was carried out between noon and five oclock in the afternoon sbst look for more red tag values throughout thssto beans 1 s5 j i eri frttcift v roast a bnulti or bar- b- que chicken legs or breasts freshly minced beef swifts- 3 ib avg feet from wells at this set lower mr ratcliff time council is allowing he wouid voice li only septic rather than holding tanks the question of holding tanks was raised at the ratepayers meeting by a woman who had been turned down by thetown when she ap plied to install a holding tank mr ratcliff ex- plained that holding tanks were disallowed by concern at regional council which controls the road atkinson college york university t parttime university studifs in biology geography canadian studies mathematics computer science women s studies english literature and many more applications for admission to autumnwinter session being accepted to august 1 telephone 6672471 9am 10pm i doors open at 6 jo p m i ss00 admission i incsjdes gusrsnteed tablesealiria is regular gaues st tsoo00 each s draws lor coloured televisions s 1 draw tor vauant car prrtancpprajntfya3pteyaddona0as j early biro gaues at 1400 00 1sl w0 00 nd sho 00 3rd i special 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the increasing exhibition of- violence in the communications industry 2 todetermire if there is any connection or a cause and effect relationship between this phenomenon and the incidence of violent crime in society i 3 to hold public hearings to enable groups and organizations m dividualcitizensandrepresentativesoftheindustrytomakeknowrf f their views on the subject v 4 to make appropriate recommendations if warranted on any meas ures that should be taken by the government of ontario by other levels of government by the general public and by the industry the royal commission invites interested persons groups and brganiza- i lions to send written briefs or letters on these matters 1 all written submissions should be sent at least three weeks in advance ofthe public hearing in your area and in any event no s later than may 31 1976 i 2 persons wishing to appear before the royal commission to present oral briefs should forward a written summary to it at least three weeks in advance of the hearing they wish to attend hearings will take place from the fall of 1975 to the spring of 1976 a later advertisement in this newspaper mil give precise dates and loca- lions as ot august 15th any persons wishing to communicate with the royal commission on pertinent matters may do so byphoning the royal commisslonstollfree number 18002617091 i all submissions should be addressed to the royal commission on violence in the communications industry 151 bloor street w room 310 toronto ontario m5s 2v5 j t the honjudy tamarsr pcjoc ll d chairman v v h s j sfhis honour judge lucien arthur beaulieu member scott alexander young member pride of canada wieners 75 oven roast corned beef lb 189 lazy maple pure pork salvage ft zot 1 ot oevon mindless suceo wlttage hois 3 ib avg lb ioo sidebacon swrrs smeatresg m 109 bi9 sandwich 1 shopsv shopsy cole slaw 39 potato salad l potatoes stuart house soup mix nescafe v chicken noodle 3 wt 1 instant l assorted varieties l 29 cdffe 39 assorted varieties 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