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weekender november 11 199s p 3 york region approves gormley cemetery goes on to omb by joan ransberry staff reporter a plan to build a cemetery in gormley has received the nod from york region york council has just notified the ministry of municipal affairs that it backs the cemetery plain gary carmichael vice president of memorial gardens said hes hoping to secure a date for an ontario municipal board omb hearing regarding the matter within a month if and when we get the green light from the omb con struction will start immediately or as soon as weather per mits said carmichael memorial gardens wants to build the cemetery on a 86acre of land at 12492 woodbine ave the cemetery means jobs to local residents also there will be spinoff business especially for local landscapers said carmichael carmichael continues to stress that whitchurchstouffville is about to face a costly omb hearing he pointed out that last year the omb indicated during a land use review that a cemetery fits the area a few months ago local council rejected memorial gardens application for the 15miliion cemetery after receiving a 46- name petition calling for the application to be denied area residents and business owners are claiming that a cemetery would be bad planning arid will have a detrimental impact to attract industry local council voted five to one against the application how ever the towns planning committee gave the plan unani mous support its the same people he said the canadian company has been in the cemetery business since the late 1940s it now has 44 cemeteries in nine provinces the plan included a crematorium columbaria mausoleum chapel and sales and service building town staffrecently reported that existing cemetery space in stouffville will be exhausted in 20 years there are only 900 single cemetery plots left in town vets honored veteran george lovett kisses the hand of councillor judy scala at a ceremony to honor stouffvilles veterans by the local munic ipal council thats mayor wayne emmerson at right presenting certificates to each vet photoioerd witteveen portrait donated from left david clubine of the stouffville legion dave mcquaker president of the legion sam passarello chair of the vandorf hall committee vets owen pritchard and bill payne unveil the por trait of the queen donated by the legion on nov 6 in front of many vandorf residents phoiosjoerd wttteveen community stouffville still honest place to live tribune discovers honesty pays a 10-year-old- stoufiville girl has learned on monday at 1045 am tara clarkson accompanied by her mother was on her way to the doctors when she spot- ted a wallet lying on the side walk on main street the montreal street child checked the contents of the wallet and learned that it belonged to a staff member at the tribune what tara didnt know was the wallet containing identifi cation and a 10 bill had been dropped randomly on the side walk as part of an exercise to see how stouffville does in the honesty and tolerance departs ments the big questions were would the people of stouffville go out of their way to return the wallet to its rightful owner and would the people who found the wallet take it in stride when they find out they were taken in by the test stouffville has passed the honesty test with flying colors as far as we know stouffville doesnt mind being fooled the wallet was dropped a total of six times within two or three minutes of each drop it found its way back to the tribune office two men and three woman along with tara were all anx ious to make sure the wallet was returned it was determined that wal let finder six would be told of the test the summityiew public school student was a little shy about being recog nized her mother beth was delighted as a gesture of good will tara was given the 10 reward returning a lost wallet is just the right thing to do said taraj i dont know if teenagers would return it but others would and i did she added tara clarkson was rewarded for her honesty after returning a wallet to the tribune the wallet was returned every time by a variety of residents in our test watch for these flyers on saturday november 11 1995 ultra mart marks work wearhouse home depot no frills biway loblaws sears ap weston produce iga- stouffville sobeys greg sutton plumbing heating dominion lemonville community centre 2 fori pizza only were first in distribution weve delivered 32710018 flyers door-to- door so far this year if you would like your flyers delivered by the best please call arlene maodock at 6402100 the tritfune attention flyer advertisers w can mr your tart lor m kat as 35 aptoa in mattam umorwfe mftan 9ouu6ctarmortrcsonhiloaiak bnwgrwn htgmrm cant bar own cetmox du sandorf imuidht gmrtm won swdtnpnyr ajkwn canrtogxnm4tcrtnaliotttm we can defter your flyers using the most up to date market demographic inducing census tract lifestyles fsa nefctoumoods etc cat ut to dfeus your needs fbrdistrltwtioninqulricll tufhii cos 40100 m wan f031 406477