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beautys in the eye of the beholder meet amanda a lovely lady by i gorilla standards at the metro zoo her keeper is rene mangold of cedar grove who also took this picture for publication in the tribune foster children remembered dad churchill they remembered foster children some with children of their own paid their respects friday to the only father many had ever known when they attended the service for the late s mclauglilin attkv oneill chapel in stouffville for ivan ivan mclaughlin and carrie mclaughlin were mom and dad to diem their presence was a silent token of appreciation mr mclaughlin in failing health for the past two years died jan 15 in york county hospital newmarket he was 75 although born in uxbridge twpthe son ofjohn and ida mclaughlin he spent almost all his life around churchill in cluding 36 years at what is now the tom clark farm and 19 years a few doors north of the church ivan mclaughlin excelled in almost every endeavor he was a good farmer achieving membership in the 500 bushel potato club he was an ex cellent plowman representing canada in the world match at sweden in 1955 his career in politics spanned 19 years in cluding positions of councillor deputyreeve and reeve he received great satisfaction from operating his steampowered sawmill and loved playing euchre the last just a few weeks ago at lemonville exgirlfriend he was a member of stouffvilles richardson masonic lodge rev stan johnston and rev paul hope shared the service friday the funeral chapel was filled pall bearers were bruce oldham allan oldham stephen longhurst richard greenhead jim and rod mclnnes moran for mayor markham ron moran for mayor it all sounds very likely the markham regional councillor told the tribune he wouldnt sit by and see the in cumbent tony roman retain the seat by acclamation a formal announcement as to his plans he said would be made some time in may in the 78 election mr moran headed the polls with a vote count of 9796 alma walker was second with 7047 and carole bell third with 6826 abducted from car markham a 24 year old markham area man stands charged with abduction following an alleged incident that started in toronto sunday afternoon and concluded with his arrest sunday night according to police a 21 year old girl living on major buttons drive markham was forced from her car into a van and driven around the area for a period of four hours later she was released near her home on receipt of a complaint officers from york region checked out a residence on the 10th concession of markham and arrested rodney jones said to be a former boyfriend of the girl- the accused appeared for a bail hearing in a metro court monday will control ewndogs stouffville- whi tenia chstouffville is establishing its own depart ment for canine control the single employee with a suitable van will begin bis tour of duty may l the strictly local service replaces the work done by kennel inn of aurora that contract expires april 30 councillor bill ramps was the lone opponent to the scheme at a meeting jan 15 i cant see one man doing the whole job he said full stf stouffville whit- churchstouffville has a full- time fire chief walter smith of rose avenue a volunteer more than 30 years was named to the post by council- jan 15 he takes over the position of ficially feb l at a salary of 22500 in an annual report made public last week it was revealed that the town brigade had responded to a total of 157 calls m 1979 of these 141 were for fires chief smith explained the extensivetraining program now j dimngfirepreventionweeks being carried out within ftestabon tours were held -ifor- department including in struction on proper use of equipment in emergency situations and courses in cardio pulmonary resuscitation sixteen of the men tare now qualified to carry c j jt cards the chief said brigade members were actively involved with the general public providing in formation on fire safety in several instances an open house was held at the station school children fire courses were conducted for boy scouts and girl guides inspections were carried out in various schools halls restaurants industrial buildings and homes for the elderly and firsthand information was provided on proper placement of smoke detectors in private residences five volunteers are currently enrolled in a twelve- week course at the ontario fire college in gravenhurst vol 92 no 39 whitchurch stouffville january 24 1980 25 cents 18 pages death corner short on funds for stop lights markham regional councillor ron moran was on his way to a markham town council meeting at buttonville thursday when he came upon the scene of a twocar collision at 17th avenue and the 5th concession that took the life of a 59 year old toronto woman why are there no traffic lights as chairman of the regions engineering com mittee hes been asked this question dozens of times and he was asked again saturday by the tribune his reply was short no money when traffic counts were taken at this corner last fall it qualified for automatic signals however with the fiscal year drawing to a close there were no funds available to cover the cost therefore the installation had to wait until 1980 a set of traffic lights can cost up to 25000 he explained with the province subsidizing more than half the expense this means the region must prove theyre needed provincial warrants are tough he said ron moran admits hes sympathetic to the concerns of people in this regard but as cold as it may seem he claims he also must be concerned with costs once the well goes dry there isnt any more he stated he noted too that while in tersecting roads at 17th avenue are a worry to many people it must also be understood that other areas equally as dangerous must also be con sidered mr moran said he expects lights to be installed at 17th and warden very soon but not at kennedy and 17th or 17th and mccowan the latter two do not qualify the traffic volume on 17th avenue has increased dramatically when the road first opened it accommodated 300 vehicles per day now its up to 3000 with even more ex pected when the linkup with hwy 404 occurs in july post reward for pet pig stouffville when an ordinary pig goes missing the loss attracts little at tention however miss pinky is far from ordinary shes a pet so prized by owner onya furey shes offering 100 for its safe return the seven month old porker weighing about 200 pounds was being kept in a bam near hwy 47 west of goodwood shes been gone now more than a week she was just like a dog onya told the tribune she would even answer to her name anyone with information on miss pinkys whereabouts is asked to call 6403544 toronto grandmother killed in crash markham a 59 year old grandmother caring for two grandchildren while- their parents were on vacation died i car was struck brbadside by another at the intersection of 17th avenue major mackenzie drive and the 5th concession warden avenue susan gribovsky of westlake avenue toronto was eastbound on major- mackenzie dnve and attempted a lefthand turn onto warden when the collision occurred her vehicle was hit by one travelling south mrs gribovsky was rushed by ambulance to york central hospital richmond hill but succumbed an hour later despite emergency treatment her passengers david and debbie gribovsky aged 13 and eight respectively of 32 personna boulevard cachet were only slightly injured terry fockler 16 of rr l unionville and his passenger ross wm haylow 17 of montreal street stouff ville were admitted to hospital i stouffville woman ankle broken in scuffle main street beautifieation stouffville out of all the businessmen can vassed in an area extending from albert street on the west to park drive on the east only two indicated opposition to the creation of an improvement district within this section of main street honoring this show of support town council unanimously approved the bylaw at a meeting jan 15 the project was initiated by the whitchurchstouffville chamber of commerce im pleased to see it go ahead commented mayor eldred king on a per centage basis those opposed was very small mayor king said he had no idea whether the ontario municipal board would authorize a hearing well just have to wait and see he said its in their hands stouffville a warrant has been issued for the arrest of a 55 year old stouffville area man following an alleged assault jan 16 in which a south street woman suffered a broken ankle according to police henry thomas snow of valley road musselmans lake went to the home of ella woolven around 745 pm and an argument ensued mrs woolven fell when allegedly pushed incurring the injury she was treated k in scarborough centenery hospital and later released garage breakin the theft of a tool box and its contents plus a pneumatic air gun from the vandorf garage on woodbine avenue has been valued at 3150 the premises was entered around 356 am jan 18 police report other break- ins at the residences of clarence wideman i rr 4 stouffville james chambers rr 1 gormley and patricia yakeley rr 3 stouffville at the chambers home a rifle shotgun and other valuables were taken at the yakeley property a propane barbacue valued at 325 was stolen windows smashed on jan 16 a plate glass window at raes home hard ware on main street stouffville was smashed its value was placed at 200 early on saturday the front window of one of teds tow trucks was broken by a rockthe damage was estimated at 190 the vehicle was parked on centre street mount albert at the time danny wagg church street stouffville reported his vehicle entered friday night and stereo equipment valued at 350 stolen f r tlm pooped m f t the huge icecovered pond near the flood control dam in stouffville sunday there sucey skated to her also hit the skids r i jim thomas jfcyfts v