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pas 6 the tribune thursday august 19 1971 models at cne buttonville i andrea and gary kodick children of mr and mrs john rodick will be i modelling back-to- school clothes at the cne fashion show 1 held daily in the queen i elizabeth theatre on sunday at browns corners united church the i congregation wel- i corned former minister rev dr i alfred f binnington i as guest speaker in i rev allan halletts absence the soloist i was brian reynolds and organist mrs dorothy reesor paul craigie back from his jaunt to the west coast is holding the home fort while the rest of the family is on a trip to manitoulin paul steffler is home from a bicycling trip to the east coast congratulations to douglas martin son of allen and trudy martin to be married in september the martins now live in the huntingwoodwarden areaof agincourt mrs joseph wallner and daughter mary of new waterford nova scotia were guests at the home of mr and mrs stanley fierheller earlier this month prior to marys marriage to wesley fierheller aug 7 mr and mrs kenneth stots and mr and mrs john wilkins were guests at the reception church services resume by betty pegg greenwood services in the greenwood united church will begin again aug 22 at 945 am and at mt zion at 11 am rev t h fleetham will have returned from his summer vacation mr and mrs ed pascoe mrs courtice pickering village and mr and mrs lloyd stanley brooklin have returned from a weeks vacation at bass lake mrs edgie pegg and daughter kathy visited sunday with relatives and friends at bala mr and mrs milton pegg have returned from a trip to sun- dridge and g a housing shortage not in uxbridge theres a sign on this house located on the 6th concession of uxbridge township south of county road 1a but it doesnt say for sale and it doesnt read for rent in fact it doesnt say anything wind and rain has taken its toll however a second guess might suggest an order like no trespassing preferring to be safe rather than sorry the cautious cameraman took the picture from the roadway j thomas magnetawan mrs i mclean is steadily improving and able to be outside for short periods mr and mrs ken brooks rosalie michael and teddie spent the weekend at whiteston lake mr and mrs cranfield have recovered some of their household fur niture reported stolen in a recent breakin at their residence mrs aw payne and son of florida visited at the andrew home mrs payne is mrs andrews mother mrs andrew remains a patient in scarboro centenary hospital beatrice mclean attended a reunion at sturgeon lake bavarian festival dance stouffville tickets are now on sale for the colorful bavarian festival and dance in the stouff- ville arena sat aug 28 featuring guentel bartol and his band they may be pur- cub camp fourteen members of the 1st stouffville cub pack ac companied by stu bellamy mrs flo pearce rene bellamy and blair clarkson spent the weekend at goodyear scout camp near orangeville mrs rae holden and mrs bert clarkson went along to cook for the boys chased at hunts sunoco les wilson motor sales fred jackson and sons and east end gulf the event is spon- sbredby the stouffville fire department with proceeds for charitable work an original german- type stein will be given away with each ad mission homes wanted we have several clients anxious to purchase stouffville and area homes for reliable service call mrs pegg 6401303 mihorean dahijensen kkai kstatk brokers limited viiyityrrrrrr i equestrian winner congratulations to randy ingram of claremont on winning a first second and fourth prize plus a trophy at the orillia horse show rangers resource sponsored by ontakio lokttbv association 2zo college st toronto 2b resource rangers i an organization for bns from ten to eighteen years otd which teaches conservation and replacement of our natural resources you learn about klsh and wildlife forestry camping bush survival compass heading fire protection water pollution and many other inter esting subjects frequent field trips are made to industries uiing our natural resources and to our forest locations to study our resources at first hand this s an exciting program fur boys who tike the outdoor life surprise rupp rogue ask about our special collision and transporta tion insurance whitchurch conservation club vo norman fostkr rri gormiky ontario i am interested in becoming a resource ranger name phone address school grade date of birth i d fill in the above form and mall ihu card the dmrkt ranter will rail and tell oo anont meetinc lime and place a surprising 00 first surprise is the price less than youd expect to pay for a rupp next youll be surprised because the rupp rogue is full- sized yet light enough to go in a station wagon other surprises include new 294 cc 25 horsepower rupp twin loads of extra features including sidelights and brakelights and the way a rupp rogue goes on the snow but dont take our word for it come in and see the rogue for yourself rogue the surprise package from rupp go class go rupp bill walls sales service bylaw applies brakes to truck traffic stouffville it was standing room only in the whit- churchstouffville council chamber aug 10 the main attraction was a bylaw two in fact to govern truck traffic on south road musselmans lake from the start mayor ken laushway ruled with a firm hand he contended that both bylaws should be properly aired and admitted that ronald lee of lee sand and gravel company limited had been provided a copy of the conditions in advance mayor laushway reminded the audience that while anyone has a right to address council he must give notice five days prior to the meeting and state his subject those who had not done so said the mayor would not be allowed to speak nor to address questions to mr lee he also warned mr lee that there would be only one chance to present his arguments after mr lee was finished the mayor said and after council members had asked their questions of him the gravelpit owner would be expected to maintain silence mayor laushway indicated that he would tolerate no audience participation while council mem bers discussed the bylaws mr lee thanked the mayor and said he firmly opposed these measures he main tained that the bylaw would not help solve the problems he also asked if the musselmans lake area was considered permanent res idential or tourist resort if it were a resort area said mr lee there would be no need for such a bylaw if its a residential area he said it should not be treated differently from any other street in the municipality councillor gordon ratcliff asked if mr lees objections were based on economic considerations mr lee confirmed this terming it a major financial con sideration the bloomington road he said was not practical because it involves greater distances a high grade for trucks to climb and danger because of the absence of traffic lights at highway 48 he also pointed out that some truckers are residents and tax payers and such a bylaw would not be fair to them councillor june button asked mr lee if trucks would still use the road if the speed limit were 25 miles an hour mr lee said they would councillor herb simpson said his major concern was safety he agreed with mr lee that both trucks and cars are dangerous on this road councillor merlyn baker disagreed with mr lees suggestion that the road be im proved that would mean cutting down large numbers of trees to widen the road he said i dont agree with that mr lee defended his position vigorously how wide is a truck he asked about eight feet said councillor baker then how wide is a house trailer demanded lee councillor baker conceded that it would be about the same why is one more dangerous than the other mr lee asked councillor baker conceded that truck drivers might on the average be good drivers but he maintained that the trucks present an unacceptable danger mr lee replied that his truckers had had no accidents in the area mayor laushway interrupted the ex change and asked mr lee if he had anything more to say in sum mary mr lee concluded by saying he felt the matter needed more study and asked that council take no action before ensuring that fair representations had been made by all affected parties mayor laushway then left the chair and stated his own views i feel this is a resort area he said it is not suitable for trucks during the holiday season he also expressed disappointment that no compromise could be maintained of the sort that kept the trucks off that road for about a week and a half he indicated that he would not support the banning bylaw the bylaw in troduced later con tained five main clauses the first defined heavy traffic as any vehicle of more than five tons gross weight clause two forbids such vehicles to use the roads in question but the next clause makes an exception i for delivery trucks emergency vehicles or a truck belonging to a resident going to or from his job clause four provides a fine of s10 maximum for the first offense and 50 for subsequent of fenses the final clause provides that the bylaw shall come into effect only upon ap proval by the minister of transport and communications during clause-by- clause discussion mayor laushway expanded on his earlier statements i feel its the wrong time to pass the bylaw he said although he felt it would come sooner or later he pointed out that this would also apply to municipal vehicles and would force them to make a detour the mayor also wondered about enforcement of the measure i havent changed my mind on this issue he said i have to object to each clause i was alone before and ill be alone again councillor gordon ratcliff was equally firm in his support of the bylaw if we dont start now we never will he said this is a nice lake and it has to be protected council was split on the issue councillors ratcliff button simpson and baker supported the bylaw while mayor laush way and councillor tom lonergan op posed it a winners of the third monthly draw 1st prize s5000 d m mcclelland toronto 24 prizes s100 each mr 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