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airport idea for pickering he contends that two inter national airports even a smaller version so close together malton and pick ering arent economically feasible mirabel outside montreal proved this he said fennell claims present airport sites such as toron to international toronto is- land buttonville and osha- wa should be upgraded to handle additional traffic he described the centra ontario aviation master plan as nothing more than ottawa playing political games in an effort to do something town girl top talent i ballantrae a 17- year- girl thrilled her audience and attracted the attention of judges at the first annual searchfortalent contest cosponsored by the tri- memorial tb terry stouffvjlle a memorial tothelate terr fox will take the form of a 10 two women killed in violent headon crash point drive captured first prize with her rendition of several popular country and western songs she was accompanied by her brother- william himself the winner of a similar com- bunes sister newspaper- petition at markham fair the markham economist severalyearsago- rnsunndlxmtfr edmunds of unionville mv known musical family said julie wallace of 4 high shed made it to the finals a couple of times but had nev er won im so happy she said i cant believe it she was presentedwith a 200 gift certificate from stouffville sound music main street stouffville second place went to lisa freud and lis weait a voc al duet while a group called newprospective placed two young women were pronounced dead on arrival at hospital tues day after their northbound car collided headon with a vehicle travelling southkilled were 21yearold catherine myers of bellamy road north scarborough the driver arid her passenger christine racanelli 22 of darrcll avenue toronto in serious condition is 76yearold william pelka of sutton west driver of the second auto the crash occurred at 1215 pm near the intersection of hwy 48 and the bethesda road in whitchurchstouffville one of the victims was pinned in the vehicle and had to be released by firemen the accident is being investigated by the- oak ridges detachment ontario provincial police jim thomas sevys ii york region a 42- yearold high school teacher convicted of sex ually assaulting two young boys was given a sus pended sentence and placed on probation when he appeared in newmarket provincial court last week david adams described by his colleagues as a highly motivated and extremely conscientious instructor kilometer walk here sept third terry young former- 18 ly of unionville gained an honorable mention he sang and accompanied himself on guitar there were eleven contes tants and each appeared on stage three times the mas- ter of ceremonies was bob mcculloch principal of un ionville public school judges were bruce annan publisher of the economist and sun bunty webb actress with the mar kham little theatre and unionville resident conrad beaiibien chief organizer of the event was dorothy young of the economist and suns advertising staff tornado hits had earlier pleaded guilty to the charge adams was arrested in marchafter parents of the two eleven and twelve year olds called york regional police and officers went to the home according to evidence the teachersexually molested one of the boys then entered the room of another and committed a claimed the accused had a- similar act the second lad ran screaming from the ac cused the court was told adams solicitor de scribed his client was so grossly intoxicated at the time he could barely re member anything several character witnes ses testified on the teachers behalf and a psychiatrist the date was verified this week by coordinator dixie sellersothers on the com mittee include beulah king and barbara schell 144 men women and children took part raising 839890 per sons unwilling to circulate sponsor sheets can still par ticipate by contributing five dollars mrs sellers said forms will soon avail- ableat all local stores and banks 1 participants can walk jog or run but no bicycles wul be allowed the commit tee has decided the same route will be used with latcliam hall serving as a starting and concluding point cjqitfl x cant recover whitchurch although weekend rains came toolate to help most area corn crops other acreages such as soybeans will benefit alan wall york regions agricultural representative told the- tribune he said sundays down- pour plus light showers monday provided just what was needed he noted however that in some i areas corn crops had reached the point of no re turn he described such situations as adisaster in this regard he said corn grown on lighter land in the mount albert district seemed to be doing better than in heavier soils to the southi cant explain it- hesaid fjiwn u sonic corn has already tasseled out wall noted it will never catch k ft anticipating wheat yields of stouffville while most of whitchurch- stouffville enjoyed the be- nefits of heavy rain mon- day morning a mini- tornado caused extensive damage south of town hardest hit were build ings on the ray grant farm cone 9 markham there- a tree came crashing down on the house a part of the silo roof was torn off and a60by 40 driving shed literally blew up son gary told the tribune the full force of the wind was felt about 4 am he said and lasted about thirty seconds pieces of the silo roof were found 200 yards away and the nearby shed was shifted several feet from its foundation two heavy for age wagons were moved considerable distances from their original loca tions garys not certain if the shed can be repaired that decision hesaid will be made after a check with the insurance company- across theroada tree was toppled on a truck own- ed by george chilvers but no other damage was re- ported town museum auto show vandorf the 10th annual antique and classic car show will be held sunday aug 14 from 10 am to 4 pm at the -whitchurch- stouffville museum vandorf two special awards will be presented one for best in show and one for the peoples choice other activities will include live bands crafts a flea market homebaking a steam display childrens games and a tea garden regular admission is 200 children under 12 or anyone arriving in an antique or classic car will be admitted free in case of rain the event will held aug 21 sexual control disorder that was repressed when he was sober drwm davis told judge draper that any period of incarceration would be potentially des tructive crown attorney denise bellamy said adams had been placed in a position of trust when he committed the offenses she pointed out that the trauma related to the experience was still being felt by the victims said judge draper lam satisfied the offenses were out of character for the ac cused and are notlikely to be repeated if he abstains from alcoholthe commun itys interests will be served by suspending sentence along with a 30month term of probation he ordered adams to abstain from alco hol attend a a meetings and continue medical and psychiatric treatment as deemed necessary stouffville mayor to some degree he said a m fire destroys un stouffville barn eldrcd king for one looks on the towns hiring of a municipal planning director as a good move commenting on the posi tion hopefully to be filled by midseptember mayor king said changes in the provincial planning act effective aug 1 would have placed too great a responsi bility on the clerk by utilizing the services of an inhouse person rather than an outside consultant the mayor feels the local staff member will have a better insight into whats going on due to the fact he or she will attend all meet- ihgs he doesnt anticipate the cost will be that much greater whitchurchstouffville is the last municipality in region to make the move mayor king noted the new planning act while ontario municipal board hearings will still be held under the new regime their numbers will be les sened due to the fact fewer frivilous objections will be acknowledged mayor king said safe 4 1 fire last week des troyedan empty barn on tenth line 21 years and carriedno insurance the building was listed 30 bushels to the acre with south stouffville- property formerly owned by the late oats and barley off 25 to 30 georgemorden the blaze was burning out of control when i a percent- flremenarrivedtnestructurehadnotbeenusedfcrseverr vii li iiv u i king explainedjgives local municipalities grcater under tneowershlp of douglas meharg markham jurisdiction over their own v k iia destinies thcprovince is im thomas decentralizing government v- gormley the york regional health unit has reopened the swim area at braces mill because water tests have yielded results well within acceptable limits v- v the waters oxygen con- tent j depleted because of high temperatures and low rainfall- has increased to a level considered safe for swimming said maureen howes department in spector- vi 7 water has been released to create a flow into the manmade lake sufficient to raise the oxygen level ex plained the regional official i 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