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oppose grant extension to separate schools york cty members of the york county board of education have reaf firmed their position taken earlier this year and continue to oppose ex tension of grants to the separate school system a letter from the ontario public school trustees association asked con tinued support for the associations position on the matter such fragmentation of the ontario educational system and the resources of the public taxpayers is unthinkable and com pletely unacceptable the letter stated enclosed with the letter was a pamphlet published by the interchurch committee on protestant- roman catholic relations entitled a new separatism in ontario a further extension of the separate school system would the brochure stated pose a serious threat to canadian unity at a time when people of many faiths are being drawn together for improved social action community planning and religious activities it is backwardlooking to ex tend separatism into high schools in addition it was pointed out a complete separate school system would have its own buildings fully equipped and staffed involving much costly duplication within the community and much higher taxes conrad thompson the separate school representative on the board urged that a com mittee be set up to look at the other side too and bring a recommendation back to the board other trustees felt however that there was no reason for the board to change its position taken earlier the motion to reaffirm the boards position was unanimous with the ex ception of mr thompson who requested that his negative vote be recorded studded tires lifesavers councillor pickering twp the town of timmins has asked the endorsement of pickering township council to petition the ontario dept of highways to permit the use of studded tires during the winter months the province has taken steps to ban studded tires by april 1971 when deputy reeve george ashe told how he opposed the timmins petition at county council he said that studded tires as safety factors had not been proved when you weigh the cost of the detrimental way they obliterate safety lines this is much more a hazard to the average motorist the figure of 127 million over stouffville wholesale fabric mill crimplene 60 all shades washable kcfc i00 now only the next 9 years he said is the extra cost to the tax payer for damage done to the roads most municipalities he said have a policy of keeping their roads clear councillor jean mc- pherson said that studded tires had been a life saver in her family she had not seen any visible damage to roads in this area and believed a life saved is a lot more valuable than a little bit of cement taken from the road on the macdonald cartier freeway this spring councillor john kruger said there were a couple of times coming home at night he would like to have had that white line my life was in jeopardy on several occasions he said councillor ron chatten said that he had every sympathy with the town of timmins which had very good reason for taking this attitude but this was a circumstance peculiar to the northern areas and it should be left to the section of stouffville from 1000 feet up this is how stouffville or a part of it looks from 1000 feet up the picture taken by photographer ted cadicux shows a section of main street east and park prive extending to the north like a jig saw puzzle once you establish a landmark the rest fits together quite quickly cadieux studio thursday nov 26 1970 the tribune page 17 skaters pass tests unionville members of the unionville figure skating club have received the results of cfsa tests conducted at spring summer and fall schools their names and classifications follow preliminary figures julie merklinger mary jo thompson first figure rosemary demarco mary- jo thompson dianne perkin sherri hardinge bill crompton second figure dianna wright michelle koutnik jane curtis randy hawley fourth figure kim kruger lane curtis fifth figure debbie leach janet harper seventh figure and free skating linda burt bronze free skating nancy boston lisa curtis cathie mcphee lynn hale swing dance theresa ormesher patty sedgewick willow waltz sandra konarski 14 step kim devonshire european waltz kathy cox fox trot tammy crompton american waltz debbie leach rocker fox trot janet harper quick step and viennese waltz david porter visit santa provjnce to act councillor don kitchen said that ontario was the only province to state that studded tires were not safe manitoba quebec new york and michigan not only permit studded tires but encourage them cars come from these areas into ontario with studded tires the motion to endorse the timmins resolution was lost theft spree described in court 499 sleeping it off bonded acrylic 60 all colours plain chock hand washable rejf 550 now only 349 small wale corduroy 36 00 per now only 99c yd motorist fined 50 hopsack 45 washable now only 0 rayon velvet all colours kcr 7 00 now only 119 vd 429 we carry a full line of draperies and sheer drapery markham a rri milliken man who told the court that he was sleeping it off after consuming an excess of alcohol was fined 50 on a charge of impaired care and control of an automobile nov 13 owen craig pleaded not guilty to the charge pc fred macneil of the markham town depart ment told the court that he checked the accused after spotting him asleep at the wheel of his car parked in the lot of a wellington way drivein he said that the accused showed the usual signs of houston for discounts over 10000 items discounted every day flushabyes disposable diapers pkg of 48 moderne 400s facial tissues 3 89 ukd sss chocks multiple vitamins 100s reg um value oneaday multiple vitamins 100- ken 379 value 299 chocks multiple vitamins with iron ws reir s395 value impairment and was arrested on that charge a breathalizer test gave readings of 16 and 15 the accused told the court that he had pulled off the road because he knew he couldnt drive and intended to sleep until he was able judge charles in registering the conviction said that a person behind the wheel is assumed under law to have care and control of the vehicle whether he drives it or not two further charges against the accused were withdrawn at the request of the crown marijuana charge stouffville a 16 year old stouffville youth was fined 150 after he pleaded guilty to a charge of possession of marijuana norman christie elm road ap peared in richmond hill court nov 20 a summary of the evidence revealed the accused was questioned by police after the receipt of a tip it was found he was carrying a small quantity of the substance more was recovered from his home markham twp two scarboro men were remanded for 2 weeks for sentance after they en tered pleas of guilty to break and enter charges heard in richmond hill court nov 24 david allen and douglas grimes were arrested by midland ontario police after they attempted to sell some of the stolen mer chandise evidence revealed that they entered the whit church township residence of mrs annie smith sept 18 by forcing a screen window they stole 3 radios money and a dry october stouffville the october police report submitted by chief orland keating for the nov 19 meeting of village council showed not a single arrest on charges under the liquor ccrtrol act i tell you commented councillor jim mckellar this is a sober town case of beer later that night they entered the residence of lloyd dickout in markham township and stole rifles a radio i set of walkie- talkies and money on oct 2 it was revealed allan and on oct 2 it was revealed allen and another man hitchhiked down the 10th concession of markham getting out near the residence of robert lapp the house was entered and a jar of silver and bills taken allen was further charged that he and the third man broke into and ransacked a home on military trail scarboro making off with money and jewels valued at 6500 police said the pair were cooperative and admitted the thefts the third man was sentenced 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