Whitchurch-Stouffville Newspaper Index

Stouffville Tribune (Stouffville, ON), December 21, 1972, p. 29

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classified ads 54 legal notices notice to creditors and others in ti1e kstate of thomas dibb late of the citv of toronto in the municipality of metropolitan toronto gentleman deceased all persons having claims j against the estate of the above narred deceased late f the city of toronto in the municipality of met ropolitan toronto who cliei on or ibout the 21st day of november 1972 arc required to file proof thereof with the under signed on or before the 5th day of january 1973 af ter which due the estate will be iistribd with out rciarr to claims not then filed dated this 13th day of december a d 1972 303 victor llllle executor button armstrong ness 6 main street east stouffvillc ontario solicitors for the estate 56 schools colleges private tuition edgevale school of dance winter term commences january 2nd 1973 graded classes for children in tap and ballet keep fit classes or adults information phone molly mumford 6101492 294 59 lost found found one sheep christ mas morning owner may claim identification and pavment of charges 294- 1414 60 sales register auctions auctioneers w d atkinson stouffvllle a s farmer phone gormley is75jll reg johnson sunderland ont florree galt plckerlnj- 2847545 we buy or will auction your new or used furniture free estimate stouffvillc sales barn 6403813 640- 2759 5tf thursday jan 4th twi light auction sale of dairy- type cattle at stouffville sales barn including fresh and springing cows heifers bulls purebred and grade consign early frank ben nett 8875570 norm faulk ner 6403813 sale time 730 p m file robbery charges markham three persons have been charged with assault and robbery following the alleged beating of a scarboromandec 15 according to police john wesley waugh offered a ride to several hitch bickers and was later attacked when overtaken by occupants of another car arrested dec 19 was ian douglas jefferies 28 of richmond hill taken into custody later were lawrence joseph travers gladiator road markham and stephen adams both 16 of main street stouffville the theft involved about 250 police said bomb threat markham a telephoned bomb threat was received dec 20 by the proprietress of markham meat and delicatessen in the sherwood plaza christa leska told police the woman caller said the store would be blown up before christmas it is believed the person is a disgruntled former employee dragged into field markham a 16 year old markham girl was accosted by a stranger dec 21 and dragged into a field near the markham lodge nursing home patricia dupuis told police that her screams apparently frightened the man away he was described as about 25 years old with blonde hair and wearing a plaid jacket and jeans weather permitting weekend snowmobile races will begin saturday on the racetrack at the fairgrounds in markham many of the par ticipants will come from the markham stouffville uxbridge area in cluding the polaris team from stouffville trailer ltd dicksons hill with drivers left to right paul brown jack vankoughnet roger starr and david oldham jimthomns york regional police resignations no reflection on force chief mrs watson fairies sunset blvd was the guest of her sister mrs ernest davis r r 4 stouffville christmas day york region a spate of resignations from york regional police is no reflection on the force or its administration this is the opinion expressed by chief bruce crawford at a board of com missioners meeting dec 18 chief crawford implied that a large percentage of officers had resigned to take advantage of better iob odportunities and he could not and should not do anything to stop it we have lost some good police officers theres no question about that but there are some i am delighted to see go five of the most recent resignees were apparently in terviewed and each gave his assurance that there was no animosity towards the force administration or board of com missioners chief crawford intimated that reasons for quiting were often given in confidences and not reported of ficially but if withholding these confidences reflected on- the image of the force he would relay them to the com mission he also said he could supply the board with the number of resignations there had been but that it would be unfair to deal with the matter in that way he added he could not guarantee the same number wouldnt resign again next year two more resignations were accepted at the meeting from officers leaving to become investigators at the same salary but with a car and expense account the chief expressed disappointment that more grade 13 graduates dont apply for admission to the force we have hired some very very good officers we have hired some obviously that dont meet our stan dards and we dont keep them on em ployment whether or not the people were hiring will turn out to be better only god knows and he wont tell me x the report on the five officers in terviewed reveals that sgt fred white resigned to become a justice of the peace in toronto joseph kearns to become a north york fireman william miller to go into the towing business in richmond hill he would con sider re applying to the force if business isnt successful william gunn to join markham water department police shift work caused him eye strain and fatigue and terrence hill to a sales position that he felt he could not turn down seek big brothers driver stabbed markham a toronto man stabbed monday in exchange for giving a hitch hiker a ride according to york regional police joseph alcindo vieira melville avenue picked up a youth in councillor jack anderson fears oshawa voting dominance claremont if the provinces proposal for regional government goes through oshawa will be the centre of power holding 11 of the 30 regional councillors and many mun icipalities may be upset by this central dominance according to pickering township ward one councillor jack anderson councillor anderson did point out that the area in the proposed region is a viable one but he said im disappointed in community number nine and when the region comes in where will we get our ser vices fromthe province was very neglectful when it came out with this proposal he said that plan ning will be one of the biggest jobs of regional government and their will be no local planning board after the region is incorporated in my estimation regional government is taking away from the people the entire area of planning with the present government people can tender their problems to council effectively but with regional government they wont im curious to know what will happen if regional government goes through and the airport doesnt- he said councillor an derson wanted to know what will happen to the airport area north of cedarwood the government has given no indication on that he criticized the province for not an- swering these questions before the proposal was presented however he did agree with the governments revised plan eliminating areas of rama south to brock and west to scott townships from the original oapads plan these northern townships should be kept rural he said councillor anderson doubts the provinces philosophy supporting regionalization the province believes that with regional govern ment there will be more input by the people will be in- peope will be in terested if theyre land is expropriated as has happened to many municipalities that have climbed on the regional govern ment band wagon up comes the question of an identity less ajax is upset because it may go with pickering and lose its identity said councillor anderson he said that after the new year council will hold open meetings with people of pickering and cedarwood to see which way they want to go as far as regional government also at the end of february council will submit a brief to the province on its proposals or changes the area of lawrence and markham road and proceeded to the 7th concession and steeles when the passenger ordered mr vieira to take him home however the victim refused and the suspect demanded mr vieira give him the car the man warned the driver that if he refused he would kill him he then reached into a bag and pulled out a knife after stabbing the victim in the back the man drove off in mr vieira s car the assailant was described as between 20 and 22 years black shoulder length hair a thick moustache and about five feet eight inches in height he was wearing a brown jacket and dark pants mr vieira was not seriously injured york region big brothers of york will operate as a full time agency as of jan 1 1973 and the organization has set a 17000 budget for the new year according to york region president donald j pulcine at a press conference in the black hawk motor inn richmond hill big brothers is a movement formed in 1904 for the purpose of finding companions for fatherless boys bet ween the ages of six and sixteen to meet their proposed budget mr pulcine said we have various fund raising projects in mind our present finances will take us through to six months but as of now well have to raise 10000 to meet our projected budget the york region agency does receive funds from other areas outside its own campaigning last year the region gave us 5000 but its a matter of conjecture as to how much well get this year said mr pulcine but the agency has another serious problem aside from money big brothers are hard to find referring to the fatherless boys mr pulcine said we have no trouble finding little brothers but to get big brothers we have to rely chiefly on the news media and word of mouth there are only two outstanding qualif ications for men who wish to be big brothers one is that they must be 21 years old or over and they must be willing to devote four hours per week to a liiile brother accordi ng to executive director glen walterhouse big brothers are not ex pected to spend a lot of money on a boy and generally it does not cost much the time spent with a little brother is the im portant factor but do not get the wrong idea about the fatherless children who request services of the agency the boys have not necessarily had problems with police schools or parents executive director george karpati said one objective of the agency is to give a little brother male identification because many boys may have just a mother at home mr karpati went on to say that the relationships are very steady between big and little brothers in other words the two are shifted around he pointed out that sometimes race and religion have a part in deciding on which big brother will be joined with a boy it may sound like discrimination but its not he said the most important part of the work is the proper matching mr karpati said that boys who have big brothers seem to give less trouble to police txitirrrrr rrrrtiiitrttxtrttmrrrtril junior b action stouffville new years day has always been a popular date for hockey fans in stouffville in past seasons games played jan 1 have attracted good crowds the same support is anticipated monday when wexford stouffville jr bs host st mikes action gets underway at 2 pm barker roofing and siding aloan siding repairs reroofing our specialty 6404944 prta eitlmatti r2bcomtech r pelectric l plumbing and mlm heating ltd roxmcrir watts cuctiic electric plumbing heating contractors retail electrical supplies appliance sales and service immein st north martlwn 2943642 small car specials real estate accountant sta1ushio ufertm rati mitt arm wm no mm raoraaaorailvai and a mono manaqammt mam ra- euirta an accountant to anuma ra- teotimmr tor all accounting tunc- tkxva prtfar aaraon to hai axnomf- a4 or takan aoma accsontlna training asoncant can axpact ranld aevaaca- wttnui tha compa and vrfu cvaerfr tna aacrannr raav intarvlavlaagrmarttlaniamk can a divni iaa thovasn shea ltd j i stouffville fish chips ft fast takeout f service w stouffvillc plaxa 6401732 two 1972 firenza demos 2door automatic very low mileage 4000 miles red with black interior lie 11622a green with beige interior lie 168291 1970 yiva green with black interior good second car lie 7448l priced right 1967 volkswagen blue lie 11731a check these cars above and make offer patrick motors main wfit loijivl nt v schools and mothers than those who have not but the agency members expressed disappointment re garding donations received previously from such areas as whitchurch stouff ville markham east gwillimbury king georgina and vaughan in fact these regions have contributed almost nothing to big brothers and all have active big brother and little brother relationships ac cording to don pulcine in a financial report it was stated that most contributions came from the rotary clubs of aurora newmarket and richmond hill the government of the region of york and individual donations glen walterhouse expressed hope to have the markham family life centre serve the markham unionville and stouffville areas jim glover 25 richmond hill is the 1973 big brother of the year he will be honored jan 7 at the newmarket bowl- erama when the agency celebrates big brother week with a bowling tournament at 2 pm big brother week is jan 1 to jan 7 persons wishing to correspond with the agency should write big brothers of york box 34 aurora or phone 7279541 your advertising message will go far ther in the tribune thursday december 28 197s the tribune pae 9 new region major impact treatment services to markham and the south of york region markham in an end of the year interview mayor tony roman anticipated that the new region planned for development east of markham would have greater impact on the town than any other external factor to what extent markhams economy would be affected by the loss of airport zoned land within its present boundaries and the addition of a large area to the northern section of york region had still to be assessed there would also the mayor anticipated be a possible delay in having the towns official plan ready by the end of 1974 because of the proposed boundary changes although mr roman did not specify recreation as a number one priority in 1973 he commented that it would be an achievement and exciting prospect to have planned facilities especially in thornhill in operation in the new year he felt that 73 would see improvements in essential services parks manicured to make them more useable a large jhfjj number of hearings on the thnaii i zoning proposals negotiations pursued pl through york central utw5iltu x servicing scheme to aan i bring major water nuv n supply and sewage late clarence baker woodville service will be held in woodville united church friday dec 29 at i30pm for the late clarence morgan baker following his passing dec 26 besides his wife the former rosalind free mr baker is survived by one son allan one daughter carolyn his parents vine and eva baker and three sisters doris mrs neil mclean lois mrs howard budd and darlene mrs don jenkens mr baker is resting at the stoddart funeral home woodville prior to the service friday with in terment claremont union cemetery 15 years in business 6 years selling hahn lawn garden equipment 3 years selling rupp fun machines weekend anniversary specials rupp oil 8 special prices on snowmobiles thanks for your past patronage bill walls bethesda 8881998 l business directory licensed public accountants accountants continued bregman sharpley kusatz chartered accountants 22 main st w stouftville ont resident partner s kusatz ca 6401991 9641370 david a huntley chartered accountant 611 davis drive newmarket ont 8959157 8848902 john c wylie fia licensed public accountant auditor office residence wyllo acres mussel- mans lake ltd rr 2 stouffville phone 6403144 ontario land surveyors chiropractors leonard r rosenberg associates chartered accountants 84 yonce st s aurora phone 8875720 8892741 j s delaurier dc 201 slain street west stouffville ontario office hours by appointment only monday to saturday telephone 6403562 james turnbull chartered accountant box 369 rr1 unionville 3641395 2972175 d h black ontario land surveyor 310 painted post dr corner of markham rd scarborough ont phone office 4396744 res 4390575 r g mckibbon ontario land surveyor 264 wellington w markham phone 2943754 funeral directors oneill funeral home stouffville funeral director mrs fav minton continuous telephone service day or night ph storsrville 6402855 malcolm phillips ontario land surveyor 157 main st w stouffville phone 6404031 optometrists f richard black od optometrist stouffville medical centre for appointment 6103722 hours 10 bjii 8 pjn every tuesday

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