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Stouffville Tribune (Stouffville, ON), June 5, 1980, p. 5

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compelled to speak out nation truth revealed dear mr editor your front page article indicating my reasons for resigning from the finance chairman post are so far from actual fact that i am compelled to speak out so mat the truth can be known to the people in whitchurchstouffville it was my intention to just quietly slip out of the picture and avoid em barrassment to anyone this was my reason for not speaking to you on the telephone and my reason for not giving a detailed explanation when resigning at council your article with councillor kamps far fetched remarks and distorted account have forced me to bring forth the actual reasons for my stepping down also to clarify that the missing resolution which appeared illegally in the minutes of april 15 had nothing whatsoever to do with my resignation from the finance chairman position the mayor with the treasurer of the town worked together to compile the 1980 budget i was not asked as finance chairman to sit in on any of their sessions when the budget was presented to the finance meeting the mayor chaired the meeting himself i felt i could not sign my name on the tax bill as chairman of finance when i had no more to do with the budget than any other council member it appeared to me that the mayor had taken over my functions as finance chairman and the responsibility therefore lay with him if he did so because he was unhappy with my performance he never said anything to me and i was never advised at any time of his meetings with the treasurer in his position of leadership i think there should have been some com munication one way or the other if councillor kamps had spoken up at council the night we discussed the illegal motion in the minutes he would have spared the mayor any embarrassment instead he chose to remain silent the mayor would have been absent when the matter was discussed and it could have been cleared up at that time yes accidentally took home a resolution in my folder and yes the mayor forgot to call for the motion to ratify the business of planning committee at that council meeting however the motion was not trivial a motion to approve all the business of planning board while sitting in committee could include such things as a new subdivision approval a land severance and other important matters and could never be considered trivial if the business of planning board is not ap proved in council by such a resolution no action can be taken it was a very im portant resolution as is every resolution passed by council when i discovered i had the resolution it was my intention to take it to our very next meeting as a council as i knew it was the only way it could be voted on when all of council again met as a whole when i received the minutes of the april 15th meeting and discovered a resolution moved by councillor kamps and seconded by councillor button had been inserted by the clerk i was very concerned especially since it stated that the resolution had been approved by the council and i knew full well it hadnt i brought the matter up at the very next meeting of the council the mayor was not present when i arrived that night or the matter very well may have been discussed in the back room where councillor kamps felt it should have been in the mayors absence councillor wedley as acting mayor called for approval of the april 15th minutes i could not honestly vote in favor knowing full well that a resolution had been inserted that was not properly approved in open council since councillors button and kamps signed the resolution councillor wedley asked if they knew anything about it they both pleaded no knowledge councillor kamps could have cleared the matter up then without the mayor being present but he claimed he knew nothing may i give credit here to the planning secretary mr aida who honestly stated that he thought he knew what happened and suggested we should wait until the clerk arrived at 830 pm the mayor and clerk both arrived at approximately 830 pm and the matter was further discussed the mayor said he had polled the council i persisted in knowing who was polled because i had not been and discovered this statement was incorrect only the two council members who signed the resolution had any knowledge of the matter at no time did the mayor reprimand me i was concerned that any resolution could get into the minutes without being si properly passed by jthegouhcilother council members were also concerned i feel a strong obligation as a responsible member of the council of this town to bring any matter of such an irregular nature to die attention of the mayor and other members of the council i will continue to do so in an honest manner as long as i serve my constituents as their representative sincerely bill mcn alley councillor ward 3 whitchurchstouffville the national 6 triplex cuts a halfacre lawn in 15 minutes youll never waste another weekend cuts twice as fast as most garden tractors costs about half as much well bring it out so you can test drive it yourself see how close it trims how it hugs the ground or safety on sidehits how fast it cuts with this 68 national you can do your whole lawn in an evening and save weekends ler better things its a juniorsize reel type professional mower like the ones tun maintenance specialists always use cuts better than a rotary because it shears grass cleanly so your lawn looks iresh cut lor days without unsightly tip- bum the three powerdriven reels handle heavy grass without choking and they float to follow the ground contour wings fold lor storage the national isnt the prettiest mower because it was designed tor professionals who put performance first but it looks better every time you use it safer to operate comfortable easy lo drive with its low centre of gravity and wide track it hugs the ground doesnt throw objects as a rotary sometimes does and otto richter sons kqlipmfnt ltd mir ml rom sti mpvhw nt i p for over loyeatts phone 2941407 2949192 vz wfi 8 13 jr i j3j- l s 30 j n 6 23 j tiii jin sos family lif gehtrd plans drug seminar the tribune thursday june s hmt s i college grads congratulations to judy brillinger s the following college and michaels hospital university graduates elaine wdeoaan en bruce rodin queens manuel dear jim for the past few weeks i have been aware of stories in the tribune related to alleged drug problems within the stouffville district secondary school i have also listened to concerns expressed by many parents particularly mothers and fathers of students graduating from grade 7 they are em phasizing the need for more action in an effort to deal with the- drug situation affecting our contact everyone dear mr thomas the tribune article on may 29th regarding the resignation of councillor bill mcnalley from the post of finance chairman concerns me very much since i find it to be completely inaccurate i think perhaps it would be in the best interests of the town and all people concerned if you should talk to every member of council when digging for the real truth and not just one or two i have a great respect for councillor bill mc nalley and such a distorted story which clouds his good character and the facts as they actually happened is not only a discredit to him but to your newspaper which should only be printing what is accurate and correct sincerely yours becky wedley councillor editors note the newspaper contacted councillor mcnalley and his successor councillor kamps mr mcnalley chose not to discuss it mr kamps on the other hand was quite vocal in our opinion they were the two people directly in- volved children through the tribune i want parents to know that the family life centre will be organizing a workshop for parents it will be con ducted by norman panzica a consultant from the council of drug abuse mr panzica recently visited schools in stouffville and ballantrae to provide information on drug use and abuse he talked with students teachers and parents mr panzicas office has been notified of the family life centres interest in holding such a workshop we have been advised to conduct a survey among parents to learn their concerns re their childrens possible use of harmful drugs mr panzica will then relate this twinr to these topics the workshop is planned for a date in the month ri september it will be more effective if we let the council on drug abuse coda know exactly what we want i invite all parents all schools all parent- teacher organizations all service dubs all chur ches and all interested individuals to call the centre 6402123 and tell us ways you would like to help or what you want from the workshop the centre is open every tuesday at other times messages can be left on tape all questions related to the workshop will be answered by the family life education committee thank you for your assistance sincerely anita watte education chairman weve moved js taylor heatwg contractors have moved residence to oxbridge -but- business continues as usual in stouffville area- same phone no 6401717 uxbridge residence 8527157 ontario w j annual by mildred mctaggart greenwood mrs aj brady of whitby was elected president of the southern ontario womens in stitute at its 81st annual meeting at claremont united church may 22 other officers elected were mrs clara warren port perry 1st vicepresident mrs c thompson port perry 2nd vicepresident mrs j coates port perry secretary mrs d an drews cannington treasurer named con venors were agriculture and canadian industry mrs ellis britton claremont education and cultural activities mrs edward kelly blacks tock citizenship and world affairs miss isobel gregg sun derland public relations mrs isobel annis brougham resolutions mrs madeline cawker port perry curator mrs mildred mctaggart greenwood federal representative mrs h wotten blackstock while canada may not be competing in the olympics seven top athletes from valleyview school journeyed to oshawa this week to compete in the field and track competition for ajax area schools at the civic- field those making the trip were jennifer spratley standing long jump tina luciano shotputt ken foster high jump jenny mccullough long jump gregg butler long jump and 200metre dash bess carson 400 and 800metre dash mrs margaret frew paddock rd was pleased to have her three sisters delia jones and husband howard mrs evelyn jones of england and mrs patsy keily of toronto visit her for two days last week mrs sadie yearly was released from hospital saturday joe pegg of oshawa will be guest soloist at the church service next sunday rev am butler and beatrice mclean gave a report of the bay of quinte con ference at last sundays service the sympathy of the community is extended to mr irvin perkin in the loss of his wife jean at sunnybrook hospital saturday may 31 ist anniversary by elsie boland goodwood the congregation of good wood baptist church will celebrate its anniversary sunday with special services at 11 am and 730 pm donald mac- naughton a teacher on the staff of uxbridge secondary school is the guest speaker vince minder is the guest soloist in the evening the wright family will be present at night the boys brigade spent the weekend at camp sumac oshawa mr and mrs elmer jones celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary at a dinner in the good wood hall saturday evening a large number of friends and relatives enjoyed a party in honor of norm ewengs 16th birthday friday night in goodwood hall the united church general meeting was held at elva symes what does our community need that will be the theme when members of the claremont institute visit the goodwood womens institute monday june 9 we would be pleased to have any ladies join us pearl burnell and marjorie woodland have a very interesting program the community was saddened to hear of the sudden passing of bill reamen sympathy is extended to his wife and family 4h delegate brian jones rr 1 ashburn has been selected from durham region to attend a provincial 4h leader ship camp at dorset june 15 to 22 other delegates are diane jebson rr 3 beaverton and craig stephen rr 1 brechin brian is the son of murray and evelyn dunkeld jones mt zion vhatare you gong todoaboutft if youve given up smoking more times than youd like to re- member the chances are you enjoy it so much you dont want to give it up at all the question is what are you going to do about it yxive probably tried cigarettes that promised extra mildness and found yourself checking every once in a while to see if they were still lit which brought you right back to your regular brand dont stop there think vantage vantage is the cigarette for people who may t have had second u thoughts about t smoking and are looking for a way to do something about it vantage cuts down substantially on what you may not want without cutting out that satisfying tobacco flavour youve come to appreciate now vantage isnt the only cigarette of its kind you can smoke but it may well be the only one youll enjoy to put it sunplyvantage still testes 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