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thursday july 13 1972 the tribuxe page 3 patricia houston seven academic awards stouffville patricia houston a grade 13 graduate will receive no less than seven academic swards when stouffville dist secondary school holds its com mencement exercises nov 10 she is the daughter f mr and mrs john houston stouffville in addition to a s150 ontario scholarship trie has won the year 5 award and a 100 special award jrom the york county board of education the town of whit church stouffville award the ladies auxiliary of the canadian legion i stouffville award the chesebrough proficiency and for be your own boss if you are facing re- tircment or in need of a second income imd fond of animals let us jshow why chinchilla can be a sound investment write today for free i information 1 would like addi- tipl iiuormation n chinchilla namk adpkess occupation princess chinxhiixa skkvkks kr tz po nox is mjrkhim ont iukm branch year 5 ponds award the staff award outstanding scholastic achieve ment the complete awards list as ap proved by principal wm e dusbury follows ontario scholars lawrence bacon heather bangay douglas greenfield patricia houston b o y d m c a d a m e v e i y it patrick charles kamsey jane sanderson lorraine wooller lyla yip york county board of education book awards year 1 jane lovell colleen clarke year 2 karen j a m e s carol y n chase year 3 jeffery aida year 4 joanna keesor year 5 patricia houston patricia houston will also receive the york county board of education special award of s100 to the year 5 student with the highest standing town of whitchurch stouffville 50 awards 1st patricia houston 2nd jeffery aida i town of markham 50 award carolyn chase the ladies auxiliary of the canadian legion stouffville branch 459 125 award patricia houston stouffville district credit union 25 awards year 4 deborah johnston year 5 douglas greenfield stouffville womens patricia houston institute 25 award brenda dyson chesebrough ponds academic proficiency awards to students standing jst and 2nd in each year year 1 jane lovell colleen clarke year 2 karen james carolyn chase year 3 jeffery aida sharon todd year 4 joanna keesor deborah johnston year 5 patricia houston lawrence bacon the high school staff proficiency awards to students of year 2 karen james carolyn chase the wagg general proficiency award of a 75 engraved wrist watch lawrence bacon bryce m sherren memorial award paul liodin akron standard canadian division 100 award david williams stouffville kinette 100 award joyce koote robert mole memorial award of s200 lyla yip welcome uebekah lodge 383 50 award robert carder cheseborough ponds 100 award joanna beesor frank yake legion 40 award heather bangay whitchurch stouffville progressive conservative 100 award laurie wooller special staff award for outstanding scholastic achieve ment patricia houston announcement of the ian carnegy memorial 50 award the mole family 10 awards school honor pins grade 12 and 13 bars and school letters will be made at a later date preserve sites pickering twp ontario plans to preserve buildings of historical importance in north pickering and vicinity provincial treasurer w darcy mckeough said this week he announced establishment of the joint historical preservation co ordinating committee and stated that its objective will be to identify historically significant buildings of all kinds on the sites of the new toronto international airport and the adjacent new community of north pickering and to recommend ways of preserving them in instances where buildings of historical significance cannot remain on their present sites the federal and provincial governments will consider moving them to suitable properties even if they must be placed outside the immediate area mr mckeough said the provincial treasurer also an nounced that an oral history of the area is being gathered this summer on tape recorders by two university students this project under the auspices of the ar chives of ontario was suggested by the pickering historical society motorcyclist hurt claremont an accident north of here july 10 sent a young motorcyclist to hospital with extensive injuries the rider robert chomko of oshawa was northbound on the brock road near the uxbridge pickering townline according to witnesses the ac cident occurred while mr chomko was at tempting to pass a northbound gravel truck driven by robert west rrl pickering the motorcycle was demolished and the truck with minor scratches ended up jacknifed at the east side of the road mr chomko was taken to centenary hospital with injuries to head shoulder and face yandorf district ratepayers opposed to industrial zone all in the family thirtyfive grade 8 graduates of claremont public school received diplomas at an awards night ceremony june 2 two students entering pickering dist high school in september are john and ruth xighswander son and daughter of mr and mrs harvey nighswander kr3 stouffville jim thomas reject gravel pit sale pickering twp in a surprise move pickering t w p council has turned down an offer of 78250 for a municipal gravel pit the site located in uxbridge township has been the subject of extended negotiation between the municipality and the metropolitan toronto and region con servation authority at a june meeting of the standing com mittee members voted to accept the authoritys offer and close down township operations at the pit by december 31 of this year the recom mendation from committee was presented to council june 2g where it was rejected the vote saw deputy reeve george ashe councillors quick and kitchen supporting the sale while councillors mcpherson anderson matheson and reeve williams opposed it no clear direction as to further action was given stiphouts tv sales service specializing in vandorf a meeting here july 6 saw charles warden of the aurora side road emerge as the chief opponent of two new industries in that area the public meeting was called by town council to allow the public to state their views on a proposed official plan amend ment the amendment would rezone a parcel of land in the southeast corner of don mills and the aurora road from rural to in dustrial two firms helmac roth ltd and moldmasters ltd have expressed in terest in locating new plants there although the 14 members of the public who attended the meeting were almost outnumbered by councillors and of ficials of both the municipality and york region the citizens made their presence felt chairman tom lonergan opened the meeting and asked planner gordon brush to explain the amendment citing pressures for development and an unfavorable assessment ratio mr brush stated that his department is in general agreement with the change only dry industries which use little water and create little sewage would be permitted among those present bob rogers rrl gormley ex pressed the concern of many at the possibility of ending up with in dustrial sites scattered throughout the township i just wonder where it will break out next he stated mr brush replied that this is in some respects a highly desirable location the major factor he said is ease of access to the proposed highway 404 charles warden made a lengthy presentation and tabled a copy of his tme uotrmxt uooc ccao n- philips color tv and stereo immediate senrice to all mikes of tv phone 6492913 5042 brack rd k claremont 3xsws3oaes03p3jwps rssaacsgggs get out from under with a low cost billpaye loan loan specialists ask about our many other services the stouffville district credit union ltb 96 main wesr stouffville 6402811 your eyesyour first line of self defence the best protective equipment you can ever own is already yours one pair of eyes just knowing whats going on around you helps you avoid jsb accidents so it makes good sense to look after your eyes with protective glasses if the job calls for them and regular checkups if your eyesights below par take care of your eyes and theyll see you safely through the working day the sure way to safety is selfdefence rse- objections a mistake was made when this parcel was severed by the committee of ad justment he stated the responsibility is on council not to compound that mistake his objections were based on several factors possible damage to water supply proximity of the site to a densely populated residential area the smallness of the site 84 acres and difficulty of direct access to the property how can the municipality allow two industries to build on 84 acres when an individual has to buy a larger parcel to build one home he demanded mr warden also cited present traffic congestion at the in tersection and predicted two in dustries would worsen the situation he ex pressed fear for the safety of children boarding school buses i have no objection to industry he stated but it should be put where it will be a benefit to the municipality not a hindrance mr warden in dicated that he would carry his objections to the ontario municipal board mr brush assured him that this proposal is still in the initial stage and thorough studies will be made by various depart ments to ensure that problems will not be caused by the two companies chairman lonergan thanked mr warden for his com ments im glad to see people taking an in terest in their own municipality he said ruth warden was another outspoken critic of the project at one point she accused the companies of buying up cheap rural land and asking for rezoning instead of paying for industrial land councillor betty vannostrand pointed out that at the time the property was purchased whit church township had no zoning bylaw chairman lonergan agreed and said this meant there was no bar to building fac tories there present at the meeting was iiwrence hennessy former whitchurch deputy reeve he raised the possibility of an industrial park on or around the parcel in addition he said there was some measure of ex pediency involved with the committee of adjustment decision in 1969 and suggested the file be checked to establish any con ditions imposed by the committee chairman lonergan agreed this would be done debate in the vandorf hall occupied more than two hours and the amendment was thoroughly examined mr and mrs hans heyd owners of the local shell station ex pressed approval mr warden maintained the approving the proposal would mean his property would be surrounded by in dustrial areas as there is one such parcel along the cnr tracks already this he said would destroy the value of his land if that were an industrial area along the aurora road would you have any objection to having vour property zoned industrial mr hennessy asked him would you go on record as agreeing to this to assist council in making their decision 1 would be com pletely in agreement with an industrial zoning for my land stated mr warden this he said would make him part of an industrual area as long as it remains residential my land would be worthless mayor ken laush- way observed that he himself could see no objection to 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