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11 if nftc st 1 1 the tribunetuesday january 61 998 p5 year in review 1997 from page 3 stouffville council for the 900home 150million adult community project for ballantrae november tonino iafrate pleaded guilty to criminal negligence causing death in connection with the death of darlene oblenes on nov 10 school was officially back in session ending a twoweek illegal strike over bill 160 as a result vof the strike school graduation cere monies were canceled and rescheduled for later dates also on nov 10 wayne emmerson was reelected mayor despite facing a strong challenge from mayoralty con tender mike watson attracting 3490 votes compared to watsons 2599 virginia hackson won the race for trustee for the whitchurchstouffville and east gwillimbury public school board steve pilakes won the race for ward 1 mark carroll won a narrow victory for ward 2 peter dobrich took ward 3 in a photo finish judy scala held onto her seat in ward 5 and sue sherban won the race for ward 6 cliff dunkeld was acclaimed in ward 4 back in october on nov 19 gemini store fixtures ltd purchased the building that erie manufacturing company was vacat ing the manufacturing business would relocate from scarborough and bring with it 20 jobs government officials including oak ridges mp bryon wilfert announced that a 550000 grant was on its way to fix water pipes running from the ninth line to the millard street area whitchurchstouffville was also one step closer to getting a new well valued at 427000 slated for main street east near the townline december council voted to allow liquor and beer stores to be open sundays at a late meeting on dec 1 the kinsmen clubs annual santa claus parade took place on dec 6 with more than 25 floats in tow markham regional councillor bill fisch became york regions new chairperson on dec 11 on dec 12 ontario premier mike harris revenue neu tral promise translated into a 1 1 8000shortfall in provin cial transfer money for whitchurchstouffville the united way of york region went beyond its own expectations and raised 35 million for its local agencies flyer inserts for tuesday january 6 1998 shoppers drug mart white rose eatons pacific linen the bay home sale selected areas only were first in distribution weve delivered 716703 flyers doortodoor so far this year for further information on how we can deliver your flyers call melissa or ruth at 905 6402100 the tribune do you find the world of rrsps confusing its not easy being an investor these days with so many rrsp options the world of investing can be confusing fortunately with investors group you get your own personal consultant to help sort everything out well get to know your needs and goals then help you choose rrsp investments that fit your longterm retirement objectives and offer strong growth and mutual fund families investors group merrill lynch beutel goodman sceptre rothschild select diversification weml show you a world of rrsp investment opportunities you cant get anywhere else from our own investors series of mutual funds to those managed by selected industry leaders if youre seeking simplicity we offer portfolio funds singlestep solutions to instant diversifica tionan important factor in ensuring consistent longterm performance mlnvestors l group youre worth more investors group financial services inc mfflmmmm new shipment of clothing oaoff o reg retail spare pillows for guest rooms r trash can built in wheels 129 litres whirlpool tubs 4 sizes 12 34 hp motors 6 jets wicker baskets assorted sizes summer sausage sticks 2415g 99 assortment of shoes boots slippers 50 off reg retail national brand name 15 kg bridge mixture chocolates delicious centres 99 lwi 300 g due to the nature of our business we are unable to advertise name brands we pay cash for distress inventory 1888liquid8 fl8882540843 liquidator for banks insurance companies others liquidation world now 57 locations across north america 01dzehrs4banffrd hwy 47 8520677 open to the public mon fri 10 am 9 pm sat 9 am 530 pm sun 11 am 5 pm