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thursday nov 27 1969 the tribune page 3 liquid waste threatens town water supply puc chairman stouffville the alleged dumping of liquid waste from metro at a site near hwy 48 in the township of whitchurch poses a threat to stouff- villes water supply wil liam sanders puc chair man told the nomination meeting here nov 20 it caused some stir among ratepayers in the audience and prompted a question from the floor requesting further infor mation on the problem mr sanders seeking re election for another two- year term admitted that the commission had little control over the type of refuse deposited in an other municipality he noted however that with village wells located near by stouffvilles interest in the matter was very real he said the ontario water resources commis sion had been contacted and he hoped they would act promptly before it was too late he termed the problem serious chairman sanders said it was difficult to deter mine whether liquid waste could seep through the soil and contaminate a water course some dis tance away he suggested that stouffvilles only preventative type action would be to drill test holes in the area and take samples of the content he said this work would be assumed at village ex pense mr sanders mentioned the completion of a new water reservoir and the hydro substation as im portant projects he said hydro and water services had been expanded to keep pace with residential buildup others nominated to fill william sanders two positions were keneth belz contractor reg mackay draftsman wm parsons barrister john r watson field ad juster and thomas ted withers chartered ac countant mr belz said he had been involved in the work of the puc for over 20 years and was familiar with its problems reg mackay a member of planning board and committee of adjustment for 10 years said he could promise no reduction in either water or hydro rates he said stouffvilles rates were among the low est in the province he pointed to the need of protecting the village water supply and exerting pressure to halt the dump ing of waste materials in the vicinity of local wells john watson said it was the responsibility of residents to play a part in municipal government he said he fell qualified to hold a puc post ted withers suggested his business background could prove a benefit to the commission he noted that the village was grow ing and he wished to par ticipate in this phase of community betterment i new village council candidates mrs ethel mole lady councillor- an honor bill parsons deputyreeve bids for p u c post stouffville two new candidates are seeking seats on the 197071 stouffville council and one who tried it in 1967 has offered his name again mrs neala donn boyer street told a nomination gathering nov 20 that it is the duty of both men and women to give of their time in the service of the community instead of just complaining to your neighbor let your opinions be heard in the right places she said she promised if elected to do her best to assist in the smooth operation of council business and aid in the pro gress and improvement of village services ian chapman may tree avenue has been a resident of stouffville 15 years and six years in what he termed the late lamented stouffville public school board we have a fine town and i would like an opportunity to help it grow he said as a member of the school board mr chapman served for a time as the vicechairman bill kamps rupert avenue has lived in stouffville 9 years he is presently the chairman of the planning board mr kamps spoke of the close coopera tion between council planning board and the puc he noted that stouff villes growth would be affected by metro but urged that it be controlled he recommended also that council fight to retain the villages identity its too nice a place to be swallowed up by regional government he said in reference to the proposed century city development he suggested that the two areas grow up together but that stouffville remains the dominant area of control stouffville mis ethel mole stouffvilles first lady councillor is the firt lo admit that she ac cepted a nomination back in 1967 with some ap prehension on thursday evening not only did she agree to seek reelection to the same office hut she en couraged other ladies to do the same mrs mole noted that while most residents agree that stouffville is a fine community in which lo live and many would like it to remain as it now is such thinking was not re alistic you cant build a fence around the town she said we must move forward or fall back she said that with all major services available there was no reason why stouffville should not re main a separated munici pality within a region she praised the work ol the park board and suggested that the time was not far distant when a fulltime recreation di rector woidd be required she commended the mem bers of the police and mrs ethel mole fire departments and re commended a review of each on an annual basis to see that the service is allowed to keep pace with the growth mrs mole served as chairman of thc police and fire committee and alsti as a council rep resentative on the park board she praised the reeve for his cooperation with other members anil his efforts on behalf ol the village its been an honor to be stouffvilles first lady councillor she said and i would encour age other ladies to become more involved in munici pal affairs in 1967 mrs mole head ed the polls the applause at the conclusion of her address would indicate that two years has not altered the publics opin ion ol her ability in the woi kaday world she is a director of public nursing tom lonergan pledges planned progress stouffville de putyreeve bill parsons a member of stouffville council for the past 11 years will seek a position 1 on the public utilities commission dec 1 he announced his bid for a commissioners post at the nomination meet- twswxwfr public notice township of pickering residents take notice that at the municipal election to be held december 6th 1969 for the purpose of electing reeve deputy reeve and five councillors for the township of pickering the voters if owners will also be given an opportunity to express their opinion on the fol lowing questions 1 arc you in favour of fluoridation of the muni- ifjrtrlpal water kupptysff risi3 2 are you in favour of becoming a borough of metropolitan toronto a borough of an oshaua centred region not in favour of cither proposal the township residents are hereby notified that if the majority of the electroate vote in favour of the questions council will consider bylaws at their regular meeting to initiate the above questions s ing nov 20 he used the term mystified to des cribe his feelings for the pucs operation over the years the deputyreeve refer red to regional govern ment as a certainty and said it was a frustrating experience to attend meet ings with other munici palities and hear argu ments that were not rea- fcswft law enforcement like edu cation assessment and welfare should be handled on a county basis he urg ed closer cooperation be tween municipalities particularly in the field of planning listic no one wishes to legislate himself out of a job he said but it is my opinion that fewer reeves and deputyreeves would be a good thing he recommended that stouffville remain a sep arate municipality within the region mr parsons address covered a wide range of 110 kingston ltd pickering ontario 8391136 9422760 g 1 j plitz amct clerk township of pickering finalmente italys greatest brandy comes to canada imported stock 84 brandy the flavour favorite in italy and wherever its sold stock 84 is the worlds largest selling brandy served alone on the rocks or in mixes it never fails to please i purveyors to the vatican topics from education to century city dont be too worried about 25000 people arriving to the east of us very soon he said i feel it uxbridge will still remain a rather quiet municipality for some time to come he said that to his knowl edge there was no assur ance that adequate serv ices would be available for a development of such magnitude he recommended i hat the coin boxes of six au tomatic washers artho pla za stouffville were forced open police report fifteen dollars in quarters was re moved tom lonergan stouffville seek- ig his third twoyear term councillor tom lonergan has advocated planned progress and controlled growth he noted that where this policy had not been practiced munici palities had found them selves in serious trouble mr lonergan suggested that with regional govern ment pending the next term for council as pre sently constituted could be for only one year as chairman of the sanilalion committee mr lonergan said the sewage plant had been maintain ed in excellent condition thanks to its manager el gin wagg and employees of the works department building value down markham twp the total value of all buildings erected in town ship from january to oct ober is down approximat ely 4000000 from the previous year the value for the ten months in 1968 was 1523332500 and in 1969 the figure is 1195799500 hmhmmmhhmtwhkkwh vote- dowswell for deputyreeve to the electors of uxbridge township regional government is coming probably by by 1972 so let us take the rscessary steps to assure that uxbridge township can retain its identity on the map if century city is approved in the near future this could easily be the determining factor in the decision of the minister of municipal affairs in arriving at his decision if century city is delaved very long and no decision is reached then we could and probably would be split into sections and be come part of the neighbouring towns and townships because of our small population so elect a council which will negotiate for the protection of your tax dollar with the century city developers on this very pressing problem it is my earnest wish to commence a paving program which is badly needed in the township we need a strong voice on county council and being warden in 1962 i believe it to be of great value i assure you that if elected deputyreeve i am resolved to give all matters pertaining to the best interests of the township my careful consideration your vote and influence is respectfully requested earl dowswell polling day- dec 1st 1969 hours1000 am to 800 pm redwhite best buy assorted jell0 powders 10 best buy save 6cl canadian soz pkg kraft cheese slices 37 featurei mrs lukes raspberry or fwlth pactin 24oz jar strawberry jam 49 best buy mix or matchi vadif fancy whole kernel corn t2- c i v if iv fancy quality green peas m- p jbfjv funnui iordora 1 t amiy skimmed milk 231 saw km ou parchment tacx margarine 99 kit tun uonw rajtuii ww it off wot jam instant coffee 119 uvt iki my tatwaoou purex tissue 6i1 f1atumi mq ww1 moot kmx waxed paper 41 best buyi sava 20cl staffords jmji tin cherry pie filler 49 reg uc valuei sc off pack nestles quik 49 save soci glory spray foam vko tin rug cleaner l48 save i5cl society uvr or beef chunks 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