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late stella heise dorothy reesor stirred the audience with hat and gown originals dating back to 1903 they were purchased by her motherinlaw from the teaton co jim holt honor girl guides heise hill funeral service was held may 28 from heise hill church for stella lorena heise following her passiung may 23 in scarborough centen- aryhospitalshewasill only a short time born at victoria square nov 20 1901 daughter of levi and alice eyer heise she received her elementary education at ss no 7 public school gormley la- ter she attended up land college in upland california and messiah college at grantham pennsylvania for several years she provided a comfort- able home for her father she was em ployed in the united states for a portion of her life with the last 20 years being spent in florida her latest resi dence was kissimmee stella never married and was often heard to say im glad my pass port to heaven does not depend on a marriage certificate she was a devoted member of the brethern in christ church and often served as a song leader and helped out in the sunday school she was a great lover of music stella was one t the first teachers in what is now the niagara christ ian college she was a strong supporter of mis- sions she leaves to mourn ber loss one brother clarence of hagersvill- e one sister elva climenhage of park- view apartments stouf f ville many nieces and nephews and a wide circle of friends she was predeceased by her parents and three brothers wil- liam orla and earl who died in infancy rev marlin ressier conducted the funeral service bishop harvey sider brought the eos- pel message revdr walter winger deli- vered personal tri butes music was pro vided by five members in the family of the late mr and mrs ol heise accompanied by mrs arthur heise pallbearers were- orville heise of indian- a rev arthur heise wainfleet merlin marr hagersville lloyd heise kitch- ener doyle heise waterloo and vernon heise palmerston in terment was in heise hill cemetery the tribune wednesday june 9 1982 b3 petroleum prsdfii cafl maynard fuels 28 eureka st um0nvule0ntur2m8 2971745 suppiers of x vhomeheafwgdil olesafua a gasoline lubricants j x and 24 hour emergency burner service for our customers rohn liv j- notice of annual general meeting 5 the markham york hospital corporation annual meeting limlbeheldon wednesday june 23 1982 f 4 a 730 manhmi centennial cehtib 8172 mccowari rd north in the community meeting room off the arena lobby the altona womens institute turned back the clock last week when members and friends of members presented fashions through the years the bathing beauties above arelinda wagg right and sarah stoner jim holt claremont four members of the claremont girl guides will receive allround cords at a ceremony june 4 in the legion hall district commission er tessie dempster of uxbridge will honor deanna evans chris peddie aprile winter- stein and lori knapp at the conclusion of an evening dinner the guider is carolyn evans school bus safety stiffer penalties by ross stevenson mpp durhamyork fy accordingtopoliee and vehiclefperators present laws governing school bus safety arent being obeyed this is the reason behind the ontario ministry of trans- portation and com munications proposed amendments to the highway traffic act these amendments will tighten the rules for motorists- approaching stopped school buses the new amend ments call for stiffer penalties for drivers moving in either direction who fail to stop for a stationary school- bus with alternate fed signal lights flashing front and back if the amendments are accepted by the legislature they will go intoeffect sept l with the result that fines will be increased for the first offences and jail sen tences may be imposed as well as increased fines for repeated of fences demerit points for failure to stop will be increased from four to six and the stopping distance will be set at 20 meters behind the bus the ministry is also proposing that school buses be equipped with stop arms by sept 1 there is also demand for the installation of cross over mirrors to assist drivers in seeing children- walking in front of the vehicle its important for parents and teachers to remind childrenof the need for caution when getting on and off school buses while these drivers are well trained and conscientious of their responsibilities they still need the co- operation of everyone every school day more than 600000 children are trans ported by this means the safety of these young people is the special responsibility of the motorist when you see a school bus slow down and pay extra attention to the road death or injury to one boy girl is a tragedy that can be avoided by following the required safety rules just remember the child you save may be your own starts friday fri sat 79 sun thur 8 pm thief warrior gladiator king restricted the barpatuah dno dc taurf miis eoaardr pressuan arwdsgmwmgcffi javes eart j0is c0nm1hmmm mil bergva1 ben davidson gerry lopez vako miia1i sviih m vov sydcv ioflu miuus town of whitchurchstouttville notice of public meeting on official plan amendment no 7 wednesday june 16th 1982 at 800 pm in the vandorf community hall at vandorf a public meeting will be held by the planning com mittee of the town of whitchurchstouffville as noted above to present and discuss the following proposed official plan amendment amendment no 7 to the official plan of the town of whitchurchstouffville planning area whichchanges the land use designation from rural to estate residential on part of lots 23 24 and 25 concession 5 trie subject site comprising approximately 240 acres has frontages on both the 5th concession road warden avenue and kennedy road 6th concession road and is partially adjacent to the canadian national railway the proposed amendment is a result of an application to permit a 62 lot estate residential development you are invited to attend the meeting and to state your support of or objection to the proposed amend ment should you be unable to attend written submissions will be received up to the time of the meeting the amending document may be examined at the municipal building 1 9 civic avenue stouff- ville during regular business hours 830amto 430pm town of whitchurchstouffville water restrictions effective immediately due to the excessive demand of water in the stouffville area it is necessary to enforce the following water restric tions the use of a hose for the watering of lawns is prohibited for the months of june july august and september with the following exceptions a that part of the former village of stouffvillo lying west of the cnr rightofway may use a hose for watering lawns and gardens between the hours of 800 a m to 900 am and 800 pm to 900 pm only on even numbered calendar days b that part of the former village of stduftville lying east of the cnr rightof may use a hose for watering lawns and gardens between the hours of 800 am to 900 am and 800 pm to 900 pm only on odd numbered calendar days warning failure to abide by these watering restrictions could result in a s1 00000 fine pg mulr clerk for better reception call antenna i a i tdwkmtttcl tfkmllllmtt w cmmmk mmttft 4 uhm fell afftkauu ownmrfaie tirfminct 1732371 mt aimrt i i enter the 1982 3rd annual- canadian hemisphere pageant beauty pageant saturday july 10th model talent sunday july 11th competition the skyline hotel toronto ontario iomooinprizes ooento ab age dfnskm beauty srfc 2 27 yrs boys 3 7 ins model girb 3 30 yrs boys 5 30 yrs talent mates females 3 30 rrs singles groups orwrute canadian hemisphere 1733keele street toronto ontario m6m3w7 for entry form call 416 9674507 e bruce solomon b l lb barrister solicitor suite 206 72 wellington st west markham ontario l3p1a8 telephone 416 2946446 preferred areas ol practice family law civil litigation corporate and commercial law initial consultation fee oo stouffville district secondary school community education program subjects available during 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onctor please note these subjects are offered every other day at the times indicated it is possible to take two subjects during the same period if they fall on alternate days this information is available through the guidance off ice persons who wish to take a subject or two should come to the school anytime between 9 am and 4 pm and fill out an application as a parttime student t admission to courses will be subject to space available in the classes and the suitability of the applicants background anyone wishing to enroll in a- fulltime program shbuld come to the school and fill out a regular option sheet i those persons who wish to work towards a diploma should make an appointment to see the principal to discuss special provisions for earning credits through either maturity allowances or equivalent education allowances for additional information contact any of the following s michael dmuir- principal tc fawcett vice principal bruce johnston- head of guidance eric knabe- technical 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