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4 t v j i vv 7 5 the tribune tuursdayfianf 1ms 5 l t eeai ah anuaiy march h uc dear sir r v sw jn f the province 1 of ontario indeed throughout all of canada the month of january is traditionally- march of dimes month- iys diligence and especially for your bringing the whole episode to the attention of the public lets hope that in 1975 and inau the new years to come there will be more peace on earth and above all- goodwill towards all ineas vtv vv mrs- june bennett l c rr4stouffviue s this is thetimeof year when we askthe jpmediato help us highlight the work and v tnefmarch of dimes the only u organization that provides assistance to all physically handicapped adults regardless of disability ainong the services we provide are ar- ctificialmimbs wheelchairs travelling or- thopaedic clinics summer camping programs anaocattonal training we also act as an advocatefor disabled adults in pointing out discrepancies in legislation with respect to housingstransportation recreational facilities und economic benefits our objectives for 1975 are ambitious i si nope we can count on your participation and 7 support in making the coming year a better one for those adults with a physical disability in your community y i e patricia mortimer v director information services treat yourself togood eating with mrigas i kc if t j ji t z i- w- t v v 1 4 t jtv thank yoii for tad saniaritan deatvsir tfiisgleuegvis in response to a previous one enfluedtree thieves lack christmas spirit few weeks ago by a mrs lillian mcadamrr 3 i do not know this lady personally but have great xc respect for her she watched a young couple actually steal large evergreen tree from someone elses property notjonly did she watch the proceedings but followed the couple home took theirlicense plate number notified the police took thepolice both to the scene from which the treewastaken and to the couples hofheandyet received no confirmation that st subsequent action would betakeri nor any thanks v that large evergreen tree was stolen from my motherinlaws property which is ad- jacent to ours no one in the family knew of the incident until we read mrs mc adams particle in the tribune tf i have great respect for our local police but feel that my motherinlaw should have j been informed immediately the fact that she wasnt informed at all was a gross oversight iionthepart of- the authorities concerned i r tree may iseem like an insignificant part of the landscape but like anything else that j belongs to us it is just as niuch a possession as a sidewalklamppostor anything else that graces our property i- dont- feel it is fair or 7 right to allow another person to steal such a i possession without any form of reprimand especially when the evidence is so clearly 1 visible and available they say that there isalways some good that conies out bf any unfortunate situation the only good that i see coming out of this one is that thisladyjnaworldof busy and- uncaring people hasv demonstrated a true christmas spirit for christian spirit if you 1 like and was- honestly concerned with another persons welfare- i t sp mrsmcadam whoever and wherever yoiiare our familys manytthanksfor your r called absiirdity ili looking at this absurdity now standing in front of the new postoffice a near insult to ones intelligence 1 am filled with resent- meat against jhose whowould prefer such nonsensicalness and waste of money to that of using this amount tc help provide food and shelter to our own starving and destitute animals our dogs and cats who are daily cast out into the streets cr into the open fields even in midwinter i v good barns all around lis are now cryirigi inthe face of impending demolitiohor fire the 2500 spent on this- hideous looking nothing would have sufficed to put at least one of those buildings into proper condition for the7 purpose and then call in some of those unemployed receiving free cheques to keep the place and the animals in a good clean condition at all times and wellfed i am amazed at the amount of good food dumped into the garbage particularly during the christmas season enough to feed a whole barnfulof these animals for weeks surely as the lord lives had we proper leaders men of good- will to godward instead of to greedy men the people everywhererwould respond so s generouslyand willingly that this work would become the foundation stoneof anew better and most gracious society remember that the creator looks at the i weak and the base things of the world- even the thingsthat are despisedmojudge us by 1 cor 128 unless therefore we consider ourselves the basev ones we would do well to wake up nowjfor christ purchased the all- right down to j single sparrow matt 1029 and with the same measure that ye mete withal it shall be measured to you again lk 638 let- our mercy therefore be spread lest when the heir comes we too be cast out into the streets and 1 into theopen fields dolores deverell stouffville nationalists should consider military dear sir j v many canadian nationalists who are f concerned with canadian sovereignty and national pride seem strangely unconcerned with the declining state of canadas military it was recently reported that soviet- submarines many of them nuclearpowered are stationed off canadas coasts all year found military can only do the job if theyre given the tools william erae scarboro environment v i i hearing board canada grade a tablerite beef sale boneless round steak or roast or bontein k meaty rump roast m a i ji it- ykj porterhoiise wisigr sirloin steaks lazy maple rindless sliced swifts premwm oven roast side bacon corned beef jg 169 schneiders swifts premium sliced dor unto spiced ham luncheon ham ribu tlols cheese barbecue or salami wieners 85 sandwich meats pk 49 ketchup dm 29 i- 11-fl- 0zbtl t v-fjvtownofsj- -x- wmtchurchjstouffville regulations governing u f tthe operation of 7 1 a vmorizedpwvehiclb bylaw 7175 pfovides that no i person shall arlye or motorized snow vehicle 1 on any parfof highwayno 47 or main streetexcept for the purpose of crossing and tien only at an angle of approximately 90 degrees- t sa- where permitted to cross a roadway the- vehicle mustbe brought to a full stop yield therightofwayto all oncoming traffic before prbceei 2 along or across any sldewalkorpart thereof itv 3 on private propertywlthout consent of the owner broccupants of such property 4 inanypublic parkli v s jntheareaof thyillageof stouffville durlngjhe hours set butbelow- saturdays sundays holidays between the hours of 100 am and 800 am t mondays thru fridays between the hours of 1100 pm and 800 a-m- penalties are provided jor contravention of v the regulations upon conviction for each offence 7 r 1 rc corner clerk stouffville- j mrlsles completed the ehvirpnmenti his testimony on r hearing boardmeeting tuesday under cross- to consider uie positionorexamihation by vail the york sanitation dump counsel present tlie day on highway 48 this week held few surprises for entered its third monuyof- those yvho heard mr hearings j rovers although there to date three wit- were scie differences of- nesses have testified- opinion between the two frank rovers vof experts hydrology consultants mel mccaffrevv trheanng- board manager for york sl1 s theremainder sanitation- and paul of lhisyeek and will then isles of the ontario ad untl an un- vministry of the date vironment february f choice cream style aylnier fn 14fl 0ztin v visit to st louis mr and mrs w ormson of r r r2 stouffville and mr and mrs fkafun of -scar- oneday retreat tnil v comi ng saturday the stouffville pentecostal church will bethesetting a boro motored to so louis spiritual retreatthe day to visit- wayne ormson wiu begin with a time of who is- a former player- prayer atvlo am with the 7 wexford especioiiy for ladies at l stouffville jr b hockey mmrs faith crosby of teamhe is playing for sir newmarket will speak louis university this andattpm revgrover igaiassto flavors drinks case of 24 v 10fl oltins year ronnie and jenny ormson 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