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oh calcutta arena board replies stouffville the following is the only statement released by the directors of the stouffville arena limited in con nection with the recent controversy concerning the proposed showing of the closed circuit tv production oh calcutta color media com munications corporation of new york rented the arena for what was described as the showing by closed circuit television of a broadway musical comedy apparently released nightly from new york city the arena was not responsible for promotion of the show or for the sale of tickets the rental fee agreed upon was 400 and 100 of this amount was paid with the remainder promised prior to its opening the at tendance was limited to 2000 to adhere to fire regulations let it be known that the management and directors of the arena had never heard of the play oh calcutta at this time ten days ago the directors had received about 10 calls voicing objection among these was a request from village council asking the board to do all in its power to have the presentation quashed as a result of these objections the directors called a special meeting since no one on the board had seen the show it was impossible to pre judge its suitability it was agreed that the 400 would constitute a good onenight rental fee but to cancel out could bring about a lawsuit and financial troubles however on the friday before the show was to be held the arena was in formed that the opp morality and or rackets squad had obtained suf ficient information to close it a few minutes after the opening scene this the board learned could lead to charges in the afternoon of the same day a meeting was arranged with the stouff ville police chief and a representative of color media communications corporation a program containing some pictures from oh calcutta was the final proof the board needed the 100 deposit was returned and the show cancelled the stouffville arena is a limited company owned by about 300 shareholders most of whom still reside in the stouffville com munity the company pays approximately 10000 annually into the village coffers by way of taxes and puc charges and in no way is under the jurisdiction of the village except by agreement to 100 per year lease of the land on which the arena is located the arena directors appreciate the response both pro and con in con nection with opinions expressed on the issue to the volunteer firemen the police and the tribune for the fair way in which they reported the incident the arena board also wishes to make clear that at no time was any story released to the toronto press or tv that had anything to do with reports of threats or violence some good things have resulted from this issue the board had an op portunity to meet with 13 ministers in the area some of whom had not met each other also an opportunity to discuss the differences in money either poured into recreation whit church part or the money made from recreation stouffville part perhaps the main thing is that our town received some publicity as one of our good medical men aptly put it when ad mitting a patient or identifying himself by name and address i always had to spell out s-t- ouffville now its no longer necessary the ice will go in next week united appeal campaign in 1971 pickering twp the pickering united appeal fund will commence operations in 1971 john coates and a w tyas representing the united appeal study and organization committee acquainted pickering township council with their findings which stated that the united appeal in pickering which would benefit a number of organizations such as the canadian mental health association the association for retarded children the handicapped swim program and others is desireable and necessary they will complete a feasibility study whether the township would join remanded for treatment stouffville a former stouffville man now living in richmond hill has been remanded to the york county hospital newmarket for psychiatric treatment following a court ap pearance sept 25 earl hoover faces charges of threatening his estranged wife and fraud judge wa charles ordered hoover from the room after he persisted in interrupting proceedings rhursday october 1 1970 the tribune page 3 r export a qfaasdfe regular and kings 1 lot of fuss about here it is this is the abstract piece of metal sculpture on the grounds of union villa that has aroused so much controversy in the community whether or not the figure will be clothed remains a decision of the board of directors the new 2 million home for senior citizens has already been opened to its first permanent residents jas thomas with ajax and pickering village the first target will be 20000 and if ajax joins the figure will be con siderably higher metro toronto will assist in organization and ex pertise but not financially there was a hope councillor john said that the township might be albe to approach metro and obtain a grant on a population basis for those who live in pickering and pay in toronto mr coates said they would grant a loan if required but after they raise the money and dp the work that giving it back to the township would not be realistic councillor john williams recalled that discussion was about a campaign to pay-where- youwork and eliminate the need for a door to door canvas officers of the newly orgainzed structure are john coates chairman j g spragge and george dean vice chairmen and d j plitz secretary- treasurer hard of hearing hearing aids batries ami repairs to all makes phone aikens pharmacy 6401722 35 main west stouffville public skating saturday night stouffville arena pm begins in the at 830 this little piggy goes to the stouffville district credit union regularly smart people save regularly saving for the future is so very important stop by soon and well show you how easy it is to become a regular smart saver savings are life insured too ask about it term deposits pay non checking deposits pay chequing deposits pay 4 quarterly cheques turned 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