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grant turner of 49 main st e looks over his copy of the 1902 christmas edition put out by the old stouffville pilot the magazine was found in mr turners attic along with two very old ladies home journals old town magazine found in home grant turners house on 49 main st e is turning into a private little museum from the number of the things on stouffvilles past found in it the latest piece of stouffvilles yesteryear discovered by mr turner is a 1902 christmas edition of the now defunct stouffville pilot newspaper the edition in remarkably new condition sold for 25 cents back then it shows that inflation hasnt hit too hard as the tribunes special centennial issue also sells for 25 cents mr turner who has lived in the house for 12 years said he came across the edition while putting up insulation in his ajtic it was found stuffed into the roof overhang along with a 1905 and 1906 copy of the ladies home journal looking through the christmas edition mr turner commented that its magazine format was devoted mainly to short stories and pictures about the christmas season except for the numerous adds about town businessess some of which are still here the magazine really doesnt tell much about life in stouffville at that time however it is still an extremely interesting publication and i wonder how many more of them are still around its certainly worth keeping mr turner said one ad in the magazine was for todds carriage works who had built mr turners present home estimated around 1895 mr turner who was born in stouffville has also found other stores of the past in the house some of the things found include a magazine called picture canada published by queens university at the turn of the century it contains some very clear and good pictures of canada at that time he has also un covered a 1913 canada paint calendar an 1918 christmas magazine published in england and a unique ad for men- tholatum in scroll form more road allowance board rejects subdivision stouffville half a road allowance is not enough planning board decided last week the firm of marshall macklin and monaghan submitted a draft plan of subdivision for a 48 lot site located in ballantrae immmediately west of the community centre but planning board did not approve it their main area of concern was the road layout since the schickendanz plans showed only half a road allowance on the side where the proposed subdivision adjoins another developers land there was also some question about the location of parkland police problems ceded by the developer planning board decided to discuss the layout r with the developers at the next meeting on october 4 despite the fact that councillor jim doble would just as soon scrap the whole thing ballantrae is too big already said doble as he spoke against the development but later morosely conceded i guess its too late now starts friday 9 cnmnlptp 5hnw n 2 complete shows nightly 7 920 matineee sat at 200 pm i along time agoinagelaxyjiacjiaraway mm makk hamill harpjsanford capjxk fishov ptgkushing alcguinnss vvnv directed by produced by musicby gorg lucas gary kurtz john williams adult tnuiiammeit oa jxkbbi1fm coming soon one on one adult entertainment newmarket the heating and cooling systems at the new rich mond hill police station has not been working properly for some time now despite both the contractors and sub contracted work on the problem aerodynamics was called in to rebalance the system and the ven tilation has been corrected but tem perature controls costing 1400 still remain to be rea justed according to a report received by the police commission last week a second problem regarding the motor in the central air con ditioning unit has also been causing headaches the contract specifically called for a carrier unit with a 20 horse power motor the contracter however substituted a singer unit with a 15 horse power motor in stead of the 20 hp necessary the bill for that ran to 1700 v the police com mission of course have been reluctant to pay the shot but following advice from regional soliciter edward oakes last wednesday- com missioners agreed to pay up and have asked the regional solicitor to try and recover the monies from the parties involved underweed v 5k floff ps 9x12 rubber back carpet from 2988 br0adl00m from 1 ideol for cottage or rec room bi pr square yard markham fair childrens pet show no registra tion required7t 7 bring your pet to the time fair on friday sept 30 registration 330 430 judging 430 pm largest selection of carpet j in york region place outdoor show rings markham fair grounds in case of rain other arrangements will be made prizes in each class the following will n be presented at the discretion of the ts judges wj first second third a best in show showmanship open to children 14 years of age and under classes c4i with the longest tail cat with the longest whiskers cat with the bluest eyes best dressed cat most unusual pet best farm pet markham 2944440 5 mccowon just n hvy 7 newmarket ot8j800 mom st t oovli barrio 728089 north borno ploxo the tribune thursday september 29 1377 3 childrens learning disabilities board comtniimeiifccalled f v that is at least four feet long and mr turner is not sure just what he still might iind in his remarkable house aurora yorks school board has been accused of a shabby commitment to children with learning disabilities and specifically of not supplying enough con vention money for its staff to attend in- structional conferences on the subject the accusation was made recently by rosemary underwood executive director of the ontario association for children with learning disabilities mrs underwood stood by the charge even after she learned that 40 per cent of the boards conference fundsmoney which was cut drastically in this years budget revisiongoes to special education conferences the york chapter of the association has requested that the board allocate funds for five delegatesincluding special education superintendent frank wilkinsonto attend a national conference in ottawa this october the cost of the trip would be about 250 per delegate mrs un derwood said in addition the association requested that the board allocate 5000 for the five delegates to attend a council for exceptional children conference to be attended annually in making the request mrs underwood argued that the field of learning disabilities is a new area of study and that continued efforts must be made to educate both supervisors and teachers while trustees ap peared sympathetic to mrs underwoods concern they bristled visibly when she suggested that york- because it makes less money available than metro torontohas a boondocks mentality when v by trustees for comment education director sam chapman cautioned the board against jumping at partial solutions to staff development problems while its important to understand the needs these children have its also important that we dont stab in the dark mr chapman said the board is involved in a big thrust toward special educationwhich includes classes for- children with learning disabilitiesand is spending about 40 per cent of its conference funds on special education seminars mr chapman said a report on special education containing 60 recommendations for a major program over the next five years is now before the board gormley man spared jail term newmarket a 50yearold gormley man who pleaded guilty to two counts of impaired drivingwas spared a jail term because of ill health but was fined a whopping 750 or a total of 45 days in jail last week norman tyndall was also suspended from driving for a period of three years by provincial judge fd white who reminded the gormley man that breathalizer readings indicated that he was intoxicated rather than just impaired mr tyndall was charged with having the care and control of a vehicle while impaired last march when tie was found in a ditch on the bloomington sideroada second charge was laid last may by york regional police when he was nabbed in the parking lot of the burger bar there counsel for theac- cused said his client was recovering from a serious accident and might need further surgery how are we going to get him to stop drinking judge white asked when counsel pleaded for leniency 3 youths charged newmarket three whitchurch- stouffville youths charged with breaking into the summer home of a whitchurch township man all pleaded guilty before judge fd- white here last week robert benson lee raymond and paul cook will be sentenced november 2nd following a presentence report ordered by the court there are great french red great italian red and great portugese red graovasco thegreat red of the world maiketed across canada by sclwnley wines ana spnts ltd er now the greattedns of 1 t r v via recognition ofthe vitality and spirit of train ravelin 4 canada today and a commitment to the train travel of tomorrow via a promise of more convenience comfort aridcare for canadian travellers and forvisitors to canada toovl 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