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is short markham june 23 just six weeks to go to markham disttlfigh schools 25tb anniversary ituncon to meet this aeacainethe committee still seeking the ad dresses of former students this week they those who were enrolled in grade 9 during the year 1968 anyone knowing the jrwhereabouts of those persons listed below are asked to call louise maclennan at 2942358 1968 nancy ann- strop john coleman anbthony dejong gordon henderson larry i jackson kevin wilson robert bidan roy goodman gary baker randal forde david gloor douglas gould fraser sharpe paul candlish michael drager deborah jones rick kennedy penny lawrie john patterson mark swanson richard ward richard hardy robert crutchley melanie gibson wendy harvey ian mcarthur ron mayes keith morgan kerry scott sherry snow georgiria stewart linda burke deborah carson leslie larsen john oleary rlorraine savage jack vwilloiighby charlotte k -dawson- john crane patricia gallagher deborah martin keith porter tom richardson ron waye nicola welch william whittall david disheau dave love harley millar bob robinson and john uns- worth llki j j jitttvc s- too much at stake dear editor the high school teachers are threating a strike again- it would seem r this cloud is continually t over the heads of r local trustees give us what we want or else they seem to be saying is dont intendto debate whether teachers are under or overpaid people closer to the situation are more knowledgeable on- this than i however the only ones who really suffer in a strike situation are the students do they no longer count it would seem not if teachers wish to bring pressure to bear on the board then worfctoj rule inmy opjmorivls best for the practice really hurts no one but still keeps the issues aliverf jj tin with you in your may 10 editorial fbad timing for a strike- let the teachers worktorule if they like but strike never- theres too much at stake v f fred parke manitoba street stonffvule i lhe tribune 171j f shmam zifef582 x iiteix ft t via square cague 5s7s409 orany joanne jboynton although estill four- cjub member- a attended alj birthday months away the lions jt wes- clark isa sparry for valerie baker- club is looking for good patient in york central in gormley saturday saleable articles for its hospital richmond wedding ian annual auction and hblvetsiitsf niversary greetings to mr and mrs cecu mrarid mrsl henry andrus 4 blanche aueninarried 43 years tattoo of south riverr may 20 and to mr and spent the weekend with mrs alej cowley- mr and mrs alan married 27 years may cbadwick 2jl v rummage sale- sept 15 in the j community centrejfori pickup contact dave beadle 7734190 jack walker 8844882 john mc sckbolmusic concert concludes on a happy note stouffville dist secondary schools annual music night concluded on a happy note friday when sr band coordinator christine simons presented leader ted hawley with a beautiful allleather briefcase the concert that included a 40- voice mixed choir directed by jim rehill was described as one of the best ever presented at sdss jim thomas organize 60- voice choir town of markham n0tce to property owners to destroy weeds notice is hereby given toall persons in possession of land in accordance with the weed control act rs o 1 970 chapter 493 that unless the noxious weeds or weed seeds growing on their lands within the town of markham are destroyed by friday june 15th 1979 and throughout the season as often as it is necessary to prevent the ripening of their seeds and dispersal of their pollens the council of the town of markham has appointed a weed inspector to cause said weeds and weed seeds to be destroyed in such manner as he may deem proper and that the expenses incurred by the said weed inspector in the discharge of- his duties shall be placed on the collectors roll of the municipality against the respec five lands concerned and that such amounts shall be collected in the same manner as taxes the corporation of the town of pickering v notice to resident taxpayers of pickering 65 years df age and over v take notice that v the council of the town of pickering has passed a bylaw to allow a uniform credit in respect to real property taxes to certain elderly residents in the town of pickering provided they qualify this bylaw has been passed under the provisions of the pro vinces municipal elderly residents assistance act 1 973 v v- application forms are available now for 1 979tax credit and should be obtained at the officeqfthe treasurer in themunicipal building 1710 kingston road pickering applications must be completed and submitted no later than july 31stj 979 vv i -v- wo for further information contact mrs jeririy hall683-2760- 7 7- by evelyn musted gormley a 60- voice choir representing four area mennonite churches will present a sacred music program in heise hill church sunday may 27 at 730 pm edgar stickley remains very ill in scarborough centenary hospital mrs delbert baker enjoyed the weekend with her son arid daughter-in- law mr and mrs howard baker orillia patsy hunking of white horse theyukon visited with her uncle and aunt mr and mrs ron elliott mrs wm hall mrs robert comes mrs barbara rumble and mrs audrey ohara attended the recent women alive conference in barrie susan rosenberger and michael wright participated in the lions bikeathon in oak ridges saturday arvid olsen of trinity i college langley british columbia isited jast week with hircousinsj mr and mrs ron elliott mr and mrs don macniven of fort erie visited with his parents rev ans mrs andrew macniven on the weekend allan doner and marlyn of kitchener visited on saturday with mr and mrs fred doust the annual wms mother daughter banquet will be held in the leellowshipj hallof ithe missionary churchy at 630prsthursmaylo the speaker will bemrs pat pepper of arthur fortysix young people accompanied by four adult sponsors plan to attend a youth camp this weekend at stayner there will be a special slide presentation of camp kahqiiah near magnetewan in heise hill 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