Whitchurch-Stouffville Newspaper Index

Stouffville Tribune (Stouffville, ON), May 4, 1978, p. 3

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the tribune thursday may 4 1978 3 ft charlie lintner retiring st0uffv1lle poles no more work in a repair a busted trans- cher e will be no more freezing ice storm and no former for charlie litner ts stuck up on hydro more all night efforts to charlie who for the f charlie lintner takes it easy on the back of his truck as he relates some cidents about his 20 years on the job with the stouffville puc charlie is tiring from the hydro business next month after his years as meter reader and general lineman he plans to do some gardening and hopes to hravel business id 3 1 it report past 20 years has worked for stouffville puc is retiring next month and will be saying goodbye to those less than savoury aspects of the job however the job hasnt been all bad for him as he has made countless friends over the years and has become a familiar face to those with hydro trouble as charlie who was born and raised in stouffville said its been a great job i like working outdoors- and meeting people although it isnt that great in the winter ice storms are the most dangerous aspect of his job working on hydro lines in cold wet and slippery conditions is quite hazardous luckily he has never been hurt in his work besides the ice storms repairing broken poles is next in line in keeping everyone hop ping charlie who is a general lineman and meter reader com mented that broken poles occur with alarming reularity usually the result of a misguided car or truck the last time a pole broke charlie remem bered it was an all night affair i was called out of bed along with a number of other workers it took us about 12 hours to replace it and the trans former but theres not much we can do about it when something like that happens you just have to get it done however things are a lot easier and safer nowadays as compared to when be first started when i first began charlie related we didnt have any equip ment like we do now we had to dig the poles by hand not machine and to get the transformer up we used a block and tackle now its all done by a couple of trucks not much to it realiy and now all new hydro wiring goes un derground which ac cording to charlie is a lot safer and requires less maintenance than the above ground type eventually charlie expects all of stouffville hydro to be underground although it probably wont happen in my lifetime he said as for ils retirement charlie said hes just going to take it easy for a while ill probably do a bit of work on my gar den he said he also hopes to travel with several places on his visiting list one thing he might miss is his numberous rescues of a certain stubborn feline yeah one cat in particular was stuck up on a pole at least four or five times but i havent seen her in the last few weeks so maybe she finally figured out it wasnt worth going up anymore ville servi famous convertible homelite tillers pre season sale 339 mau xl 2cc with 12 bar carrying case incl xl2 the famous xl2 features the unique twin trigger dual control 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shortly open at a second location closer to town jack burrows has rented chris bonchef s premises on the stouffville rd at the 7th were just trying to get set up this week well be busy stocking shelves said jack but we should be open by the weekend along with fruits and vegetables jack will also carry a large selection of bedding plants and of course mothers day baskets t ii dont know how having two locations so close together is going to work said jack but itll mean better service for our stouffville customers ruvons ladies wear stouffville ruvons moved to the sunny side of main st last weekend the owners vonnie lauder denise stephenson and ruth whitmore with the aid of an army of friends carted everything out of their old store on the south side and straight across the street the present quarters formerly stouffville surplus are twice the size of the old store and permit ruvons to carry a greater variety of merchandise along with the usual ladies wear the store will now also feature tennis clothes lingerie maternity clothes umbrellas and hats socks and purses the grand opening sale is scheduled for thursday today friday and saturday ruvons old quarters will soon house barthaus jewelry collision injures five liquor charges laid n5 a stouffville man will appear at newmarket provincial court may 16 charged with impaired driving blowing over 80 tngs and driving a motor vehicle with liquor readily available after ifive persons were injured jin a collision at the 6th concession and bloomington sideroad at 533 pm friday april police said the ac cident occurred when hugh bingham 36 of lot 20 cone 7 rr 3 v stouffville was nor- bound on the 6th con cession and collided with a car driven by jeoffrey duffield 31 rr 4 uxbridge who was e a stbound on bloomington road mr duffields wife beatrice 29 received major injuries both drivers and douglas bingham 69 and mary bingham 69 both of 1169 danforth road toronto who were passengers in hugh binghams car received minor or minimal injuries all were taken to york county hospital damage to the vehicles was estimated at 1400 hugh bingham will appear at court may 16 super 2 features a 14 power tip guide bar that boosts cutting power by decreasing friction 20 more horsepowerthanthexl2 deluxerubber coated handle bar for comfort large starting rope grip for quick easy starting unique twin trigger dual control system rugged 19 cubic inch engine special price uktil june 30 stes xl1with16bar xlia0 homelites lightweight performance leader features simplex triple action with compression release for fast easy starting thick rubber coated handle bar and grip for comfort and control 16 power tip guide bar to put the power to the wood automatic chain oiling keeps you cutting fast manual oiling pump for varying cutting conditions buy at warehouse prices save up to 50 immediate delivery from a large inventory of modular units gives you a choice of over 500 different cabinet sizes do it yourself with pre- assembled cabinets ready to fasten in place check out these features real oak construction hand glazed finish for durability smooth rolling drawers on rollers and glides semiconcealed selfclosing hinges visit our warehouse showrooms eleven kitchens on display expert planning design service co ec book way to plan your rncc new kitchen pick up your copy to day open daily 85311 sat 9100 pm kitchen distributors 2065 midland ave scarborough phone 291813 repairs to homelite chains saws lawn mowers etc weve moved to hwy 48 just south of ringwood 6401814 special price until june 30 n 47 hwy co x old x new stouffville sales b servi zjyvir2 j v wtkiskii ipinball bylaw finally passed uxbridge right to the bitter end uxbridge council was confused and hesitant about the towns pinball bylaw however they anally made it to the third reading of the bylaw last thursday night at their regular meeting thereby making the restrictions of places of amusement in the township law i the bylaw has been held up by council for a few months as council could not decide just how restrictive they wanted to make it they first in dicated they wanted tough crackdown on such puees then seemed to back down only to revert to their original wishes expressed in the bylaw passed on thursday the bylaw wiu now regulate and licence such puces and will prohibit them from locating on land abutting on any highway or part of a high way in the township there is presently one such place of amusement on brock st and it was concern over this establishment that led to the bylaw the township will now be able to regulate the hours age of players size of the building and number of machines regional councillor gary herrima was concerned that the present pinball shop might be able to expand to the adjacent building but councillor john paxton assured him that the bylaw restricted the operation to their present location with no expansion afterward mr paxton commented that the shop will now have to apply for a licence and meet all regulations in the bylaw kennedy rd 5 miles north of unionville or w affy y rvr vk a v s rapwsgp spring specials so green fertilizer several analysis special 777 40 lb 3 49 potting soil the same product we use in our greenhouse peat loam 90 bag for loads of 10 yds or over call us for price truck load delivered 3 cu yds 4 cu yds s cu yds s4200 s w 00 excellent for top dressing your lawns or fixing up your flower beds peat m 6 cu ft 6 4coft 499 carry bale 299

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