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Stouffville Tribune (Stouffville, ON), February 21, 1974, p. 15

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the tribune thursday feb 21 1974 15 janet hoover reading her favorite past- time markham as long as there are libraries available and books to nead is year old janet jjoover will be happy its her favorite past- time shes the tribunes tteen pick of the week i janet resides an 18th venue markham east of hwy 48 one of four in the family of mr and mrs leonard hoover she has two brotherserle sfod robert and one sister karen a registered nurse on the staff of york county hospital newmarket now in grade 10 at stouffville dist secondary school janet vas one of the many caught in the shuffle during a changing public sfhool system she atten ded at ss 19 markham dicksons hill melville and mark ii unionville at sdss home economics math and french are her favorite subjects she hopes to complete grade 13 go on to university and be a teacher the church plays an important role in janets life shes a member at wideman mennonite belongs to the youth group and helps out with the sunday school janet has grown up on the farm and loves country life aside from cutting the grass her duties are confined mainly to the home she enjoys sewing and cooking janets a fine pianist now at the grade 8 level her teacher is mrs taylor tyndale road stouffville nabbed coming out window markham ar thur john milroy aged 22 was apprehended by police while climbing out of the window of riddels texaco in markham in the middle of the night bad cheque a lost wallet and an identification card credited to deborah mcculley of toronto and now of winnipeg were used to pass a cheque at len wilkes clothing store in stouffville police report the amount was for 45 there was no account in this name and the cheque was sub sequently returned the matter is still under investigation milroy of lot 1 concession 10 markham had a police radio receiver in his possession at the time of his arrest he has been charged with break enter and theft and possession over 200 mens breakfast judge james butler and wgeorge fernief founder of ferhie house a halfway i home for- teenage boys will speak a a mens breakfast in s james presbyterian c lurch saturday the f llowship chairman is gary fraser i business directory public frcco bregman sharpley i kusatz chartered accountants 22 main si w stouffville onl resident partner s kusalzc a rflo1991 9641370 david a huntley chartered accountant 641 davis drive newmarket onl 959457 8818902 leonard r r0sen8erg associates chartered accountants slyungesls aurora phone 8875720 8892741 funeral directors oneill funeral home 6 stouffville funeral director fc mrsfaym1nton i continuous telephone service day or night jph stouffville 6102855 f ontario ilond surveyors r mckibhon ontario land surveyor 264 wellington w markham phone 2943754 optometrists f richard black 5 od optomftrist j stouffville medical centre for appointment 6103722 hlrs 10 am 8 pm ei if ry tuesday editors mail adults set poor example dear editor i was saddened to read of that 17 year old boy in markham who was charged with drug crime for a teenager to experiment with forbidden things in fact i think that is rather normal rather i am saddened at the trafficking not because hypocrisy of we adults i think it is such a terrible we promote drinking bus legislation must be changed w mortgage loans is no fish story why let this one get away get your hook line and sinker into our 70 mortgage loans uani fer alit any purpo s the stouffville district credit union ltd 96 main west stouffville 6402811 fifteen year old janet hoover is a grade 10 student at stouffville dist secondary school her favorite pasttimes are reading sewing and playing the pino dear mr nolan as a journalist your support is needed to correct what strikes me as an extraordinarily dangerous situation in the highway traffic act like many citizens i have for years been under the impression that the regulations required that a school buses must have flashing lights operating when children are being loaded or unloaded b school buses must have a sign or lettering indicating do not pass when signals flashing c motorists ap- proaching from either direction must come to a full stop until the flashing lights stop did you realise that in areas where speed limits are not more than 35 miles per hour none of these regulations are requirements indeed the act allows the council of any city to exempt highways under its jurisdiction where speed limits may be more than 35 miles per hour as a father and citizen i submit to you that the protection provided a child in a 36 mile per hour or over zone is just as vital to a child in a 35 mile or under zone being hit by a car at any speed could indeed cost the precious life of a youngster this week i have written all members of our provincial parliament asking for introduction of a bill amending these inconsistencies in the highway traffic act i implore your investigation and public support as a journalist hugh a crothers 1 crothers drive toronto editors note this newspaper has criticized this section of the highway traffic act on several occasions we agree it is an extraordinarily dan gerous situation but the ministry for some reason is opposed to changing it smoking anything law breaking as being smart and sophisticated people on tv do it people in ads and in movies and books do it the president of the united states does it but our children must not do it or they will find to their sorrow that society does not really mean what it says there always has been and always will be a price to pay for actions that do not benefit the individual or society but our society is so mixed up so materialistic and hypocritical that we fail to establish an at mosphere condusive to moral behavior then we mrs byron armstrong a private service was conducted from the lewis funeral home mount albert monday for the late mrs byron arm strong of zephyr the deceased is the former laura may mcnally and is survived by one daughter mona mona armstrong is well known in the stouffville area for her many years as music director in the local schools and with the junior choir of the united church punish the very ones who should not be punished the ones who are still learning to be adults and still making mistakes i think we should all feel verv much ashamed of ourselves in this instance glenn will claremont lions say thanks for mar di gras dear editor the stouffville lions dub gained a great deal of good publicity and good will during the mardi gras held in stouffville on february 9th however this went was successful mainly because of the fine organizational work done by one person ken laushway he succeeded in providing this as a community fun day for all age groups in our town and received generous cooperation from a great number of interested citizens and business men the stouffville tribune has also been very kind in a effort to promote the mardi gras the lions club is extremely pleased that so many people enjoyed themselves i would like to express our gratitude to all those who donated their time talent and money to this community project howard christie president stouffville uons club reunion pauline powell 19th ave dicksons hill and susan thomas rupert ave stouffville attend- cd a reunion of staff personnel and summer visitors to glen mohr camp near beaverton last year the gathering saturday was held at harbord collegiate institute in toronto r cancer society sets 1974 goal stouffville a goal of 23500 has been set this year for the markham-unionville- stouffville branch of the bomb scare york region police were called to the si thomas aquinas school on old homestead road keswick friday lo investigate a bomb threat the caretaker police said received a phone call from an unidentified man who informed her there was a bomb in the building which was set to explode at any time police made a thorough search of the premises but found nothing canadian cancer society the chairman here is mrs beryl sanderson orchard park boulevard mrs sanderson attended a campaign seminar last month at the inn on the park toronto the target for ontario is 4700000 april is cancer month across the province last year the areas goal was 522000 the chairman in 73 and several years previous to that was mrs reta laushway park drive north if your car is doing this to you its time for a tuneup including exhaust system check free let our skilled staff inspect your cars exhaust system be sure you drive a safe auto every muffler we install is a genuine general motors muffler the finest quality the most reasonable price neil patrick motors 477 main st west stouffville ont 6403450 a sports hwy 48 behind stouffville trailer

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