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talented band at claremont the tribune thursday january 2s1 13 legal fees 224325 york region amount of 42s for laing jack more ail the york regional the defence- of- three gordon shermahnrere police commission has police officers charged dearedwben two of the recommended payment with assault- sis peases came up in a of legal feest in jhev constables ron trnch avenue court search them out by rosemary timms oajkemontit a- fire last week in a driving shed on the property of mr and mrs albert samarillo caused considerable- damage lost in the blaze were two snowmobiles a- house trailer and a baler the building was located north of the main barn bn sunday can delabra placed in the united church is memory of the late william bill evans will be dedicated during the 1115 am service bill evans was a highly respected member of the congregation and the clerk of session mr and mrs dean evans have returned from a twoweek vacation in hawaii in the absence of president margaret gall vicepresident sadie hardy took charge of the golden age club meeting thursday af ternoon twentyfive members attended mrs gall it was reported is making a good recovery from injuries received in a fall on the ice euchre winners were annie porter vi boniface and maude anderson the next euchre is thursday tonight at 8 pm the next seniors meeting is thurs feb 1 at 130 pm the baptist mission circle will meet jan 29 at 730 pm in the home of mr and mrs keith drake this sunday at 11 am the young people will take charge of the service in the baptist church in the evening 7 pm the congregations annual meeting will be held in the sunday school every thursday evening 7 pm the choir holds a practice at the home of rev lome smith at 8 oclock a bible study hour is night on monday at 8 pjn the official board of the claremont brougham- pastoral charge will meet in the claremont united church metric chart if the metric systems confusing to you it is to almost everyone else be sure and save the metric chart published by the tribune and supported by local merchants on page 8 of last weeks paper in this way youll know if zero degrees means wearing waders or ear muffs fined 50 firms this friday the rock band mirage conies to whitchurchstouffville the nine member vocalinstrumental group will be appearing at latcham hall stouffville show time is 8 pm the talented young people all graduates of whitchurch- highlands school range in age from 14 to 16 years the bands leader is rb bob burrows the event sponsored by the whitchurchstouffville public library will also feature for a first time here the dreamers a vocal quartet that includes lynn missingham alison staley lisa addison and laurie shaw admission is one dollar and a sellout crowd is expected stouffville a 17 year old stouffville area youth entered a guilty plea to a charge of damaging a truck when be appeared before judge fd white in newmarket provincial court daniel mcginty was fined 50 according to evidence the accused and the truck driver became involved in an altercation on stouff- villes main street mcginty took out his frustrations on the truck kicking in the front door- solicitor for the teenager admitted his client had gone a little too far mcginty he said had made arrangements to cover the damage caused noting that it was the lads first conviction judge white agreed to a light fine i have a feeling youve learned something from this he said 1 pickering firms that suddenly leave town or go out of business without paying taxes owed the municipality fbould be tracked down claim pickering coun cillors doug dickerson and don kitchen they concluded this after it was recom mended that some 15000 be written off the books by the treasurer councillor dickerson suggested such delinquent accounts be turned over to a collection agency councillor kitchen pointed out that one of the firms in question was still operating in pickering but at a new location if the bailiff cant find them tell him to give me a call and ill tell him where they are he said town manager noel marshall described the when a company goes bailiffs collection into bankruptcy the methods as very l business tax is pretty low thorough if he cant on the priority list of- collect nobody can he things that get paid off stated r often there are no- he noted too that assets to attach be said owner fined improper records pickering a pickering t transport owner appeared in ajax provincial court recently charged under a rarely used section of the canada labor code that proper records for the number of highway driving hours worked by his employees he wasfined 500 federal statutes require that all hours be of violating federal high- logged to insure the waysafety standards public is not endangered roy clough cone 4 operator of clough transport ltd pleaded guilty to three of 40 charges concerning failure to maintain by tired drivers federal- prosecutor wj manuel said that to his knowledge there had been k only one previous case in canada bipod donor clinic hh i legion hall 9th line n stouffville tues jan 30th 200830 pm exchange student here greenwood tracey cuthbcrtson of melbourne australia is a guest of mr- and- mrs jack bryant tracey is an international exchange student sponsored by the pickering rotary club she will be residing in the area for a year and at tending pickering dist high school melbourne was in the midst of a heat wave when she left a sharp contrast to the weather here with the purchase of a warm winter coat traceys adjusting quite well mr and mrs lloyd morden were in toronto sunday to hear harry chapin at masseyhall gertrude cronk- wright of london orit is visiting with mr and mrs glen cronkwright the youth group enjoyed a toboggan party sunday on the hills north of balsam the old greenwood blacksmith shop has come home again the building was moved from f brougham to the new museum site here at greenwood friday t he a h n u a 1 congregational meeting was held sunday evening following a potluck supper good reports were received and those responsible were com- mended for their work i wm brown jr has been named to succeed milton pegg- on the board of stewards mr pegg has been made an honorary member mrs don pegg is a new addition to the nominating committee a meeting of the stewards jv will be held at the church on monday jan 29 at 8 pm v jean bridgeman a missionary from india will speak at services in mt zion and greenwood churches feb 4 in the afternoon she will show slides at greenwood married 50 years mr and mrs allan reesor honeybourne crescent markham will mark their gclden- wedding anniversary- sunday feb 4 in honor of the occasion ah open- house wiu be held in the friendship room of st andrews united church from 2 to 5 pro come along with our tour to britain loch ness vale of glencoi inverness ftviemore balmoral trossachs loch lomond glasgow ji moffat rvl cnrlislev grasmere lake windermere lake district perlh edinburgh abbotsford newcastle chester llangollens plymouth superior tourist globus 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