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iw 3 i f v- i gjjbanpy j zsmh ids1 r stouff villejsshe jjennywas tern in toronto was jvery giving icheerful i of john and jean andunderstaikling person cbesterfat age five her- susanwani said of her step- i mother died and at age 14 her daughter 20 year old jenny- father passed away- chester ia very sensiblegiri- but she picked up and car- nevefcin any trouble a real i sweetheart 4wayslooking on the bright jeyliedthursdayffol- wrvthini shudio car 5t lowing atwo jbyyf9westofnejvmafketa passenger 18 year old darren kendal of thornhill was also killed in the crash jiiwt 1thelovejand respectheld for jenny was indicated by thej hundredswho visited the dix- ongarland funeral home in markham saturday and attended the service sunday sideof everything shede- scribedennyasjtlikea isecbndmotherv to brother michaeiidespite an 41year difference in age thefaniily lived south of cedar grove until nine years ago then moved to a lovely home afrr 3 stouff ville jehnysstepparents keith and susan ward now reside east of claremont other f amilymembers includepaul in toronto david at missis- i sauga kathy in kingston michael and kelly at claremont jennys grand mother mrs frances amos resides at picton i during much of the sum mer jenny had worked at a frank veteres restaurant in toronto she was en route home from a company picnic when the accident occurred it had been her plan to enrol in a modelling course at humber college this fall a graduate of uxbridge secondary school jenny loved sports both as a partici- pant and a spectator she en- joyedybasketball and vols jeyball jand gotten attended hockey games instouff ville j after grade 13vshe embarked on an around-the- world tour visiting such coun tries as australia neuftzea- land- china japan and parts of europe however her home meant most to hefmrs ward said especially at christmas when all could be together as a family rev- douglas gray of the stouff ville missionary church conducted the service sun day with intenrienterskine cemetery pickering a metroland community newspaper vol95n017 wednesday august- 25 1982 25 bents 16 pages big run stouffville stouff ville will join hundreds of communities across canada in hosting a terry fox run- sunday septl9 registrations will take place this friday aug 27 at 10 am- in front of the iga pledge sheets will also be available in local stores the events chief organizers are dixiesellers and beulah king- the route covering 10 kilo meters six miles will begin and end at latcham hall a halfway checkout point will be set up at the library each participant will re- ceive an engraved terry fox marathon of hope ribbon person unwilling to circulate pledge sheets but anxious to take part can do so on pay ment of five dollars- all runners and walkers willbe provided with maps fl ata ef the entire iroute isvlocated within the town limits stouffville repre- sentatives of themarkham- york hospital board met with- members of council and local- service clubs aug 19 to dis- cuss a 5 million fundraising campaign for construction of a hospital to serve the marktiam- stouffville area the meeting organized by mayor eldred king was held at thedeer park inn the opening address wasdel- ivered by george mackinnon head of mackinnon and associ- ates and retained by the board to complete a feasibility study rhent the remainder he ex plained would have tocome from the private sector who are expected toraise between five and six million dollars region- aland municipal governments will also contribute he said theres no federal funding available the 50acre hospital site is east of the ninth line north of hwy 7 about six miles south of stouffville the land was a gift to the board in 1966 from the late arthur latcham but due to the project being low prior ity in the opinion of the minis- service clubs and organiza tions represented included richardson masonic lodge ballantrae and stouffville lions and lioness clubs re becca lodge oddfellows lodge royalcanadian legion legion ladies auxiliary cana- dian progress club chamber of commerce councillors- jim rae charles warden tom wood and wilf morley and whitchurchstouff ville s citizenoftheyear fran sainsbury he flies through the air fourteen year old andrew phifliskirk of 17 pine street doesnt claim to be stouffvilles answer to evil kneival but his stunts are almost as daring a tenfoot ramp built on a 45 degree angle allows andrew tofly through the air with the greatest of ease despite thcob- vious hazards the bike and its rider are still in one piece jim holt i- andjieadj unixaisingoperatry has jemained tions -ik- in abeyance until funds are he said the project would re- avaiiiwi s t- ceive twothirds of t funding from theprovincialgovern- testavilla rise j stouffviller faced with thelikelihobd of spiralling rents rhany of the 62 tenants in thetesta villa apartments albert street south are plan- sion several described un- favorable conditions within the apartment including lack of heat leaking windows and peel ing paint available initially the hospital will accommodate 200 beds with ah additional 50 projected by 1991 full complement will be 300 operating costs arexstimated at 35 million a year paid for by ohip and regional taxes stressing that whitchurch- stouffville hasmany other priority projects in hand not the least of which is a ncware- na mayor eldred kingsaid- itsan awful lot of money tobe r raised however i know from- past experiences were cap- able of helping out when help is needed prior to the presentation dr john button a member of the hospital boards reminded- the nihg a combined appeal to the t one complainant said thatv audience thatonceupona ti jrent review board of ontario becauselthe furnace was cut stouffville had its own 35 at a meeting aug 18 resi dents many of them senior citizens told of proposed rent hikes as high as 48 per cent- a tenants association has time bed back in january many had to hospital called brierbush resort to baseboard heaters this buildinghesaidj had been that raised hydro costs con- demolished several years ago siderably been formedtofight the ih- creases v- vrick bell secretary of a sirni- t- lar organization in aurora told his concerned audience that the rent review commission is more than willing to help a hearing date will be arranged following receipt of an applica- tion he said you must speak up for yourselves he advised 0ne tenant said she was now paying 318 a month but if the planned iricreasegoes through her rent will climb to 470 itwasjsaiduhat the apart ment- managera resident of markhamvwas attempting to arrive at a balance between those on an upper rent scale and those not paying as much robbing peter to pay paul as one tenant put it in the wideranging discus- arms on hold stouffville the nuc- ieardisarmament question will not be placed on the nov 8 municipal election ballofhere- unless legislations first accorded three readings by the province- t j thats how the issue stands at present mayor eldred king told the tribune he explained that the ontario legislature- 1 has recessed for the summer and may not deal with theniat- ter until on in october this could make it too late for action here he said he described it as a wait and see situation to make room for a subdivision he emphasized the great need fora hospital irithe area pen j j i victoria square it was50 years ago while a stu- dent attending ss no 6 markham that eloise per- kinsnow mrsfraser gee was encouraged by sister dorothy pickeringlo adopt a pen overseas eloise accepted thechal lengeshe and jayekin- naneof echuca near mel bourne- australia kept- in touch over a long period of time sevenyears ago mrs gee travelled down under and while there searched out the residence of her friend a l re- suited this week jaye returned the favor calling on eloise at her homein victoria square o- despite thejfact they live twelve thousand- miles apart both agree itsa small world rgfciiimtibh e6ifttfe lni stouffville the first ing opinions and recommenda- phase of a new recreation ceh- tions from various architects tre to include an artificial ice and planners related to the arena and a community hall will an estimated 2 14 mil- lioh meeting of re- creation board arid council was tqldlast week the town is currently rcceiv- proposed project r thepartnershipfifm mof- fatkinoshita recommended an arenaicesurface by 200 seating accommddatiorifor town stouffville whitch- urchstouff villes official plan has been approved by the pro vincial ministry of housing j mayor eldred king made the announcement at a press meet- ing this week it marks theciil- mination of a project that be- gan back in 1976 nei iia i i x whatthe plan does mayor fifing explained is designate certain areasjofi the town for residential commercial and in dustrial development amend ments cant be approved- but each takes from ten months to a i year a 750 application fee is charged v t the planning forecast is cons idered practical for five years the population prediction by 19s74is17 of 4000 over the periodstouffyil- le will grow by about 3000 prior to theplans finaliza- tion the municipality was tied to regulations- as authorized under the former twptof mar- khamtwp of whitchurch and village of stouffyillejjevery- things now consolidated into one mayor kiril said stouffville r-thecon- jmrssutton expressed tcefriedcitizens committee of greatestconcern for residents whitchurchstouffville hasjineilaiid vera maclean whose againappealed to the environ- well has been cloedisince merit ministry toprovideauer- january bythe regional medic- nate water supplies to resix al officer of health mrmac r deritswhose wells they conl lean must transport water in ivtendare cohtarhinatcd- by pfive gallon jugs from aspring in seepage froni the hwy 48 land uxbridge fill site y- mrs sutton described the at a meeting aug 11 fran ministers response as cold sutton the committees repre sentative said waste manage ment had been ordered to assist twelve area families in this re gard she told environment minister keith norton that de spite a pending appeal the resi- dents peaceof mind should be a priority the appeal she j query during a radio phonein said could extend into the jshow promising she said to spring of 83 look into it and abrupt he intimated she said that only if the health of the macleans was in immi- nerit danger would he order- such action be taken mrs sutton said later she was -somewhat- heartened by mr nortons response to her 1000 a firsaid room six dres sing rooms washroomsahd showers a referees foqma storage room a snackbar a lobby public washrooms and a press box v the community hall as prop osed- by thefirmwould accommodatesoo people with- kitchen and storage meeting roomsand stage- vf- anjndoorpdol was included in phase 2along with a health- club arid four racquetball 7 acost analysis asi provided by the company follows and 2200000 and expenses- 160000 indoor po6l800000 healthclubsooooracquet ball expenses95000 fffi wereseavchingfofjideasv mayor eldred king toldthe meeting hesaidvsitkuwestpf the highschool is adistirict pos- sibility but nothing had been finalized scribed this location as fairly good with greater public expo- sure if the facility is erected close to the ninth line rather than edward street unionville nancy andr pion morgan mare linda joyce kennedy road star a fiveyearold mor- rr l unionville are ecstatic- gan mare ridden and driven by this week following their en- nancy scored high in both pie- tries excellent showing in mor- asure driving and english ple- w kl v t j ajul ithekyvsly xvjw v v-r- vt i wvv t v r four year old shelley painter says her mommy doesnt have a green thnnibvbut you couldnt tell bythe number of awards she won at thestouffville horticultural societyjs flower show last s week this rose received a red ribbon along with several others a shelleys parents are mnrrayand jean painter rr 2v stouff- gan horse competitions at the cnei- vv- vkatinkaa fouryeamld morgan mare ridden by linda asure championship classes rthe joycdfamily- has been showing morgans since 1977 vkatinkajwon the western- won both the operienglish and championship invl981 but it open western pleasure class was her first time in english sesthen went on to win the en- k competition nancy and linda glish and western chamf daughters of mr and mrs gor- pionships invaddition- don joyce received fourn katinkawas selected cham- beautiful trophies v serenade stouffville cham pionship teams will still be accorded the thrill of a fire truck ride along the towns main street v the affirmative decision was revealed by chief- wal ter smith following a com mittee meeting t aug 10 however rules and regulations governing such receptions will be estab- lished by chief- smith assisted by councillors wilf morley and jim sanders- the procession a stouff ville tradition more than so years was temporarilyicari celledwhen severaljresl- dents registeredjromplaints over the noise of jhesireri during ialehevenirig hours v im