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the tribune thursday nov 0173 3 war veteran passes f claremont longtime claremont resident and world war 1 veteran william voss died nov ii at fairview lodge whitby he was in his 75th year mr voss came to canada from england following world war 1 after serving in the british army sherwood forresters that regiment built bridges and mr voss narrowly missed death a number of fimes from exploding bombs r after various jobs including work in the ajax munitions plant during world war 11 he settled in claremont in 1m7 and began work as caretaker for the sarco factory there in 1964 he retired he lived alone and was never married in june of this year he entered fairview lodge he had had health iproblems for the past two jyears he is survived by two fsisters mrs beatrice gillingham of port credit and mrs elsie lucas of ilester england funeral services were held at claremont baptist church friday with burial at claremont union cemetery book i on sale bob millers historical novel entitled ontario county village of broughampast tresent and future will be available over the counter at cadieuxs studio main street west the book contains 41 pages with 170 pictures the price is 795 to florida mr and mrs arthur lmcham rupert ave nue are enjoying a holiday in florida tv 10 special series the york region- planning and you municipal planning area mayors on the hot seat with tony roman bill lazenby garnet williams gord ratcliff tune in to channnel 10 thursday at 7 pm and every hour on the hour until midnight classicoivuvl 8848111 katherine stickwood rr 2 claremont an honor grade 13 graduate of pickering dist high school delivered the valedictory ad dress at commencement exercises friday night jim thomas old system still best pickering valedictory addresses often follow a standard line the graduate after a glowing introduction usually reflects on the past and gives credit to the system for seeing her through such was not the case however with 18 year old katherine kathy stickwood at the pickering dist high school commencement friday instead of lavishing praise on people in high places she chided the educators the board andor the province for sanctioning the change she spoke of the little oneroom rural school at cedar creek where she attended for a period of five years she compared it to the newer larger and more impersonal facility in greenwood where she attended two years she told of the change in transportation where boys and girls who once walked are now crammed into buses at 7 am and arrive home at five she talked of subject choice then asked how is a student of 13 or 14 able to choose what subjects or courses he wishes to lake she mentioned budget ceilings and expenditure cuts that find teachers working in classrooms with insufficienl equipment she spoke of class enrollments with too many in a room and too little time for individual attention then she praised the staff for their accomplishments despite such problems the silence during her address was concluded when she concluded she received a rousing ovation kathy an ontario scholar and attending mcmaster university in a bachelor of science in nursing course received six additional awards in mathematics biology chemistry the pickering wi outstanding academic achievement prize the university womens club of oshawa and district scholarship and the chancellors principals luck is still holding pickering one of these years my lucks going to run out commented principal henry thompson after kissing the check of pretty valedictorian kathy stickwood following her address at pickering dist high school commencement exercises friday mr thompson noted that for the past three years the valedictorians had been girls he declined to reveal whether he comprised a oneman selection committee v xi winterize wit i boots fashion accessories winter necessities get the best of both worlds with waterproof boots in 99 for father adjustable side knee high length for the wide width foot variety of dress shoes work boots and winter wear special bomber jackets regular 101 ion mother on fatherl on sister and brother on every member of thef family these are the coziest warmest- most wanted christmas slippers around fcour selection is super slippers 40 from up x in sams self serve clothing shoes save way stouffville plaza scholarship mcmaster university she had a grade 13 average of 922 percent her parents are mr and mrs raymond stickwood rr 2 claremont dorell britton also of claremont received the mathematics algebra award and a scholarship from the university of western ontario as well as a 100 ontario scholarship other ontario scholars were harold armleder margaret brisbin james britskey robin elizabeth byron debera fisher wm frenke eric hughes mark kearney david mccowan howard middleton kevin munhall isabella scavetta gabrielle schindler janice wilson and gerald wood floyd williams received the dunbarton kiwanis club trophy for allround boy and peggy brisbin the anne stratton memorial trophy for allround girl winners stouffville the newly remodeled ap store at stouffville plaza was officially opened last week as 50 lucky draws for 5 gift certificates took place to celebrate the opening winners included mrs l windsor mrs lilleberg mrs w todd kathleen kamps ella hook p kirby doris degeer bernice nelson marge burns d wightman mrs j woolhead barb wideman g dinon joan toman w tyson c legault brian oconnor david kerrigan mrs r taylor mrs f craig jane merk joe dart r fleury r almstec ml brethour mrs e smith robert viscardi mis f gilham john tebogt ira burkholder mrs d summerfeldt m snowball mrs e caulkwell and mrs a totten all of stoufve other winners included david anderson mark longfield david hogg and murray dunkeld of claremont rita frcderickson gael bolton janice bolton c wideman mrs j woodbine of markham m james and n david son of musselmsns lake mrs w todd and j skeats of goodwood g smalley of ml alrt and joan headley of uxbridge meet our sales staff cars to go cars to go for 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