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the tribune thursday september s 117 it police report stouffville youth charged with theft the big international labour day gokart race was held last weekend at the goodwood race track and it brought competitors from across canada and the united states the above picture shows final preparations being made as the drivers anxiously await the start of the race last month twoway communications syst- ems 9185 yonge st tbornhill discovered a large number of cb radios and equipment v were missing from stock and bad been sold by an employee who auegedly pocketed the cash the accused person left their f employ july 28 andit was not until august that the loss estimated at 3500 was discovered phillip carl ryck- man 19 98 10th linen stouffville has been charged with theft over 200 and will appear at court september 13 lawnmower ride two small markham area boys 11 and 6 who took off to see the world last wednesday morning were foot sore and weary by 6 pm and made off with a ride on lawnmower to ease their journey at 615 pjn august 31 wm kedwell of 16th avenue buttonville reported the theft of his lawnmower to york regional police who apprehended the pair- police said the two culprits who were the subject of a daylong hunt had lefthomeat9 am grew tired as the day wore on and the older boy commandeered the mower the children were returned to their parents but the ilyearold has been charged with theft over 200 and will appear at juvenile court sep tember 19 wanted a warrant has been issued for an unidentified man after two markham business men were threatened and their vehicles damaged police said- that at l am september 1 john lazarou 2 robinson st markham received a phone call from a man who threatened his life his vehicle was also mentioned and when mr lazarou went to in vestigate be found the gas tank had been torn open a vehicle owned by peter psapoitis sherwood park tavern markham was also damaged police investigated and a warrant was issued for the- suspect who could not be located brother summonsed edwin smallev 143 main street stouffville was injured during an argument with his brotber at tbe wellington place tavern markham august 30 and as alresult the brother has been summonsed for assault causing bodily barm police said fthe argument began at ll pmwhen mr smalleys brother entered the tavern mr smalley walked out- and the ac- cused allegedly followed the assault took place on the parking lot and mr smalley was taken to hospital with two frac tured bones in bis face ronald smalley 30 of gravenhurst has been charged with- assault causing bodily barm theft from gartge grant egan 82 liebeck cr- unionville reported that during july his garage was entered and camping gear tools and lawn chairs were removed value was set at 943 loreal soft natural ldreal colour get beautiful natural looking hair colour from lowal ex cellence the unique builtin conditioners in loreal ex cellence leave your hair soft shining and so easy to manage so come in and let us help you select from the complete range of loreal hair colours youll love what you see johnathoh ferris 2 years old looks a little like a giant hug while wearing the oversized helmet johnathon from new jersey was just one of the many young and old who were at the gokart meet at good wood region approves industrial park newmarket a proposal to turn a 30acre vandorf sod farm into an industrial park for light- industry has received regional approval the site- owned by- richmond sod landscape contractors ltd is located to the north of station road east of woodbine avenue the proposal was approved on the condition that development be restricted to industry that does not need water supply or sewage treatment facilities beyond those required for employee use because the development lies directly north of a holland river headwater stream the area is susceptible to pollution from septictank effluent 20mileride forcard a 20 mile ride to benefit the community association for riding for the disabled card has already attracted 300 riders anyone with 90 in sponsorship pledges will be provided with a horse for the ride otherwise you are required to bring 1 your own the ride is on sept18 at the vivian forest and anyone interested contact al or norma humph rey at als tack shop two riders are being sponsored by stouffville council shelly brown and jackie wedley everyone interested is urged to participate in this worthy cause fafn ily his to ry course offered aurora a night school course teaching how to trace family history is just one of the new courses being offered by the york county board of education this year the family history class called climbing your family tree is being offered at the markham district high school it is just one of the 84 courses set up by the board ranging from belly dancing to how to live naturally regular academic courses which can provide credits towards secondary school diplomas as well as art crafts and cooking classes are being set up other new classes include one course aimed at improving family communications at the bayview secondary school in richmond hill teaching skills for overland and overwater trips living naturally through yoga and how to entertain economically are other new courses registration will be held sept 19 and sept 21 from 7 to 9 pm at 10 schools with fees ranging from 10 to 24 depending on the length of the course at least 15 people must enroll in each class before it will be held schools who have the classes are bayview and don head in richmond hill dr gw williams aurora huron heights newmarket king city markham stouffville thomhill sutton and wcodbridge for more in formation call the adult education office at the board administration centre in aurora radiator stolen donald mcclennan lot 4 cone 9 markham left his car parked at the cpr station on hwy no7 at locust hill last wednesday at 8 am and was dismayed when he returned at 6 pm to find the radiator had been removed from his car value of the loss is estimated at 200 the inconvenience was something else again breakers county breakers grs club stouffville are having a coffee break sat sept 24th 1977 from 10 am to 5 pm at the goodwood community centre hwy 47 there will be free coffee displays bake goods door prizes bar-b- q and more admission 1 children under 12 free this is open to the general public monitor channel 22 this is followed by a come as your handle dance dress optional tickets are 500 per couple 300 single if bought in advance and 700 per couple or 400 single at door it will be held at the goodwood community centre from 8 jo pm to 1 markham fair queen dance plan noiv to- a ttend th e cro wn ing of th e markham fair queen saturday september 17th 800 pm atthe new fair grounds 18th ave and mccowan rd dance to the music pf han worth court also n joy old fashioned square dancing tickets available from fair directors at the fair office or at the door m dress casual 1 1000 per couple includes buffet o s- to t njvie k ovv gv go vvo o vjvo 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