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dainty donuts deli 18 ringwood drive buy a sandwich get a small coffee or pop free ine lribune 885 call 6424540 6132 main stmt v f j- f a vol 107 no 46 ametroldnd community newspaper wednesday october 4 1995 50 wptejrgsi grime vandals wreak havoc in cemetery by mike ruta correspondent fortytwo grave markers in the stouffviue cemetery were vandalized on friday night apparentlyby party ing youths ibwn clerk michele kennedy said smashed beer bottles were found at the 10th line and cemetery lane site and neighbors reported hearing music unfortunately the neighbors heard music and didnt call police she said were just hoping that if anybody knows anything they will let us know wed like to press charges york regional police who surveyed the scene early saturday estimated the damage at around 10000 of the 42 markers damaged kennedy said 39 were pushed over one was snapped off and two had their marble urns kicked off she said it was the worst incident of vandalism at the cemetery she could remember weve had the odd number of mark ers over some are needing recaulking and are wobbly but never like this said kennedy j3he said the town would have borne the cost of repairing the markers but wayne marks of stouffviue monument works has agreed to do the work for jfree help the food bank the tribune is once again pleased to be able to assist the whitchurch- stouffville foodbank this thanksgiving the canadian progress club stouffviue is plac ing grocery bags in todays tribune drop your bags with nonperishable food off to the tribune office the iga ap or care and share shoppe on main stv your contributions will help fill the food banks shelves for the coming winter marks spent much of yesterday in the cemetery working on the repairs assisted by works department staff i think its great that hes doing this said mayor wayne emmerson who added he will offer his thanks to marks on behalf of all residents of the please see page 3 bob mcneil surveys the damage done to his son dans headstone in the stouffviue cemetery his mothers grave marker was also toppled along with 40 others inset the damage was extensive on some of the graves health hospital wins canada arnold for excellence fairdale sarah robertson and her airedale arlo were winners of the best dressed category in the markham fair pet show oh friday the fair attracted over 80000 visi tors see page 1 1 for more photoori emmerson vmarkham stouffviue hospital was a big winner at the 1995 canada awards for excellence the hospital was nominated in the quality health care category in the national awards which rec ognize excellence in private and public organizations the trophy was awarded mon day evening at a ceremony at the royal york hotel in toronto the competition was opened to health cafe government and edu- cation sectors for the first time this year the local hospital was one of three finalists in the health care area the fiveyearold hospital was credited for meeting the current arid future needs of the communi ties it serves the national quality institute which sponsored the ceremony said the hospital has moved from a traditional hierarchical manage ment structure to a more flexible system to meet the needs of patients it has created close ties with a number of local health and social service agencies and ensured active employee involve ment in all levels of planning this has resulted in lower staff turnover and absenteeism high employee morale and consistently high levels of patient satisfaction auto cnnnoirn v tire centre canad hours monday friday 800 am 800 pm saturday 800 am 500 pm sunday closed service manager bruce mackenzie 6405050 retail trfinomn tire store hours monday friday 830 am 900 pm saturday 830 am 600 pm sunday 1100 am 400 pm store manager robert van bemmel 5945 main street stouffviue 1505 6405800 i i v c f i i i i 1 1 i