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c2 tribune november 2 1988 vote mccullough ward5 4741212 2949909 what happened to rec centre money business woman bunny bur ton pricked the conscience and memories of veteran town councillors when she asked where the initial money raised for a whitchurchstouffville recreation complex several years ago had gone mrs burton recalled how close to 20 years ago ross hetherington and a committee of enterprising citizens raised several thousand dollars for a new ice arena jim mason the evenings emcee scanned the political heads of state wondering out loud if anyone could remember back that far he selected ward 6 coun cillor jim sanders to respond mr sanders said to his knowledge the funds had been invested in stage one of the present rec centre all in the cards pnotojiu thomas the sale of cards and other stationery at the sally sandiford of second street display the items whitchurchstouffville public library will benefit that will be on sale at the library until nov 18 the third world countries here stouffville volunteers cards are being sold as part of unicefs campaign to nancy gillespie left of church street north and aid third world nations open monfri 9am9pm sat til 6pm rwi it br i 4h m 1 mm wm fan t h mtj b jpps peerless stainmaster carpet 1 this time make it a m ii m i peerless stainrelease and stainmaster carpets a sqyd reg 20 sqyd flntt takeoff the knee pads and put the baking soda xfflz back in the fridge sqyd reg 39 sqyd msii 4707480 4981 hwy 7 markhar canadas largest chain of paint and wallpaper stores 245 stores across canada to serve your decorating needs 12 only mmym wmm direct from our factories to you the experts choice your choice the best choice flat latex satin latex available in hundreds of available in hundreds of designers colors guaranteed to last 10 years designers colors guaranteed to last 20 yearsl j 4l b 0 41 guaranteed one coat coverage washable easy cleanup no roller spatter designers gelled cellini super white guaranteed to last 10 years instore wallcovering every instore partem including new fall arrivals reg book price ammumbm on top selling sr wallcovering books any partem r u jtcnno aonc noc tkjuotc iwctfd ooofcl reg nowax peel n stick vinyl floor tf le each royal easy care collection 12x12 12x12 reg 149 reg 129 instore stock oily f1exclo 12x12 reg 119 sale ends tues nov 8 1988 not an items available at an stores mb coloryotsrwbrm seven stm plaw marxham 297sj5 hccownb0an0hwy7 fcntfmtumdi tx im- co ia wmnescav flwksy mjjy i jo unsmx un sunsijijtvpia satisfaction guaranteed ab products purchased at color your work are sold with an unconditional guarantee of duality you must te completely sattsnea or we win replace tne product or give vou a fun refund this guarantee does not include laoour for application or mstaiation the experts 0 your 0c he bos choice s3 in the matter of the ontario heritage act rs0 1980 chapter 337 and in the matter of the land and premises known municipally as 16 wellington street being block e lot 2 part of lots 1 and 3 registered plan 18 in the town of markham in the province of ontario notice of intention to designate take notice that the council of the corporation of the town of markham intends to designate the proper ty including lands and buildings known municipally as 16 wellington street markham being block e lot 2 part lots 1 and 3 registered han 18 as a property of architectural andor historic interest or value under part iv of the ontario heritage act rs0 1980 chapter 337 short statement of the reasons for the proposed designation the john jerman house is recommended for designation for its historical and architectural i significance the house was built in 1886 by john jerman a member of markham village council from its in corporation in 1873 until 1882 architecturally the house is a fine example of late victorian ar- chitecture and functions as a gateway to the markham heritage district dated at the town of markham this 26th day of october 1988 christine palmer deputy clerk