pasx 8 the tribune thursday july 13 1972 classified opposes strap ads trustee quits appointment don mfee president of l s snelgrove com pany limited real estate broken is pleased to announce the appoint ment of fred a smith as local representative in stouffville ux- bridge areas fred re sides in goodwood and his previous sales exper ience together with dairy farming and general con tracting makes him well qualified to handle the variety of needs within this area if you are con templating buying or selling either farm or home please call fred right away mo3237 or in toronto 7511711 york cty dr william lacroix markhams trustee representative on the york county separate school board sub mitted a verbal resignation and walked out of a meeting july 4 saying he could not associate himself with people that condoned the use of the strap as a disciplinary measure as chairman of the family life program i must resign from this board he said i can no longer sit with people with this at- ti tude in no way can i justify this attitude he termed corporal punishment as kangaroo justice physical violence responds to physical violence continued the markham mem ber he noted that in most cases the punishment handed out was remote from the crime dr lacroix was not alone in his stand trustee paul tremblay noted that board policy was geared to a christian school system there is nothing christian about the strap he said he called it premeditated vio lence trustee noreen lee also voiced opposition i object to adults using a weapon on children she said she said that in her opinion there was no deterrent value to be gained through punishment of this kind she argued that principals could find other methods superintendent joseph hodge did not agree he argued that the strap was in fact a form of deterrent and a means of punishment used by most parents he said too that in his opinion it was rarely used in schools today i suggest that it is used more than you know countered mrs lee with regard to the sudden departure of dr lacroix chairman jacobs said the resignation would be ignored since it wasnt submitted in a proper form bill harrison horse show judge peter walley is pleased to announce the appoint ment of mrs joyce spen- sley a well known resi dent of whltchurch- stouffvtlle for the past ten years as sales rep resentative for peter walley limited real estate broker joyce brings with her considerable experience from her past employ ment as a legal secretary she would be happy to assist you in any or all of your real estate enqui ries or transactions please call her at 640- 2282 by madeline harrison loc hill bill harrisd n my husband was privileged to serve as a judge at the arabian horse association of new england show that extended over a period of four days there were over 500 entries from all across the united states mrs lome pegg was a recent visitor to the home of her mother in st thomas mrs peggs mother clerical stenographer york assessment region 9225 to 10800 under review the successful candidate will be respons ible for taking dictation writing and tran scribing letters memoranda reports and other material qualifications preferably grade 12 educa tion and a minimum of 2 years experience as a stenographer interested persons are invited to write mr ian w mcclung assessment commissioner 460 oak street newmarket enclosing a complete resume of qualifica tions and work experience this competi tion closes july 21 1972 has been ill and the family was called home it is the first time since 1937 that all have been together locust hill has a new minister rev douglas mcfee has taken over the duties at the church service is at the regular hour on sundays during july but there is no sunday school two broken wrists are reported in the community- mrs wilbur reesor fell and is now in a cast mrs marion armstrong suffered the same fate when she tumbled from her bicycle connie mckinnon is taking the trip of a lifetime she left on sunday for a trip to the peace river country alaska and points north and south mr and mrs tg best barber awa rd york county board of education tender for contract for bayview glen public school 42 limcombe drive thornhill boiler renovations sealed tenders plainly marked as to content for the bayview glen public school boiler renovations will be received by the director of education 22 church street aurora ontario until 1200 oclock noon eastern standard time tuesday july 25 1972 drawings and specifications will be available to contractors on july 22 1972 at the office of the engineers tamblyn j mitchell partners 59 mobile drive tor- onto 16 ontario on the deposit of 5000 i certified cheque payable to the engineer deposit will be returned if drawings are returned to the engineer in good condition i within seven days of the closing of tenders each tender shall be accompanied by a bid bond in the amount of 10 per cent of the cost of the work payable to the york j county board of education an agreement i to provide a 100 per cent performance bond and a 100 per cent payment of labor and materials bond the board reserves the right to reject j all tenders o to accept any tender not necessarily the lowest tamblyn mitchell partners consulting mechanical engineers ross s joliffe s l g chapman chairman director of education stouffville lawrence keeping son of len keeping stouffville has been awarded a trophy for best barber in on tario lawrence has been in business 20 years and currently owns a shop in espanola although he gained 139 points out of a possible 150 in the competition spon sored by a barber supply firm he is now taking a refresher course in toronto editors mail dear editor pop people or planes wishes to congratulate mr norm cafik and support his view that a thorough and complete study into the tran sportation needs in the toronto region should be made but feels this should be done before expropriation begins the narrow margin of the poll only points up the need for the public to be fully in formed before any expropriations are allowed to begin isobel thompson people or planes committee flashback to 1935 pitcher honored stouffville the date was aug 15 the year was 1935 the tribune carried the following front page story last night was earl cook steamer lucas night- at the fleet street stadium the home of the toronto maple leafs our own stouffville baseball club being the star ting point for earls baseball career found it only fitting to make some recognition of the heights to which our local son has risen in the baseball world he was presented with a handsome wall pen and pencil set last week cook chalked up his tenth win of the season and has proved he is in the big league to stay he did the hurling against newark bears in the twilight and floodlight game earl cook now lives on the 7th concession of whitchurch stouffville at lemonville the year of the story- was 193537 years ago sidewalk sale the stouffville downtown merchants annual sidewalk sale is this friday and saturday check the bargains hair styling open mon to sat- 87 main st w phone 6401099 call today for an appointment t airport survey result contd from page 1 1970 buick le sabre 4 dr ht maroon in color with matching interior fully equipped with vs automatic radio power steering power brakes lie 91570l luxury auto sale priced at cfi05 50 late models to choose from pine hill auto for mazda 4002 sheppard ave at kennedy agincourt 2913743 ttt f cub of the year eleven year old norman hall of cedar valley has been named cub of the year in the ballantrae pack he is a grade 6 student at ballantrae public school norman holds an engraved plaque the second such award he has received jim thomas summer playground program stouffville thirtythree children ages 4 to 11 years are currently enrolled in the summer playground program eades enjoyed a visit from mrs eades aunt and uncle mr and mrs husson of sussex england wedding bells will soon be ringing in the community it is reported that marion rutherford is going to tie the knot in august mrs john arm strong was hostess to three ladies who at tended the world association of girl guides and girl scouts conference at york university the chief commissioner for ireland the chief commissioner for finland and mrs charrington from mexico made their homes with mrs armstrong while in canada sponsored by the whitchurch stouff ville recreation committee the supervisors marsha wagg margaret lake and judy taylor feel they could handle more about 25 more there are two classes 7 to 11 year olds from 12 noon to 2 pm and 4 to 6 year olds from 2 to 4 pm parents wishing to enrol their kiddies in the program may contact marsha wagg at the park or get in touch with chris hohbs town horse stolen stouffville last week it was cattle rustling now its horse thievery mrs betty berger lot 5 cone 7 whit church stouffville said the show animal a 5 year old gelding was last seen on the property july 3 it is valued at 500 recreation co ordinator at 6401900 mr cafik does advocate a complete study of transportation needs of the metro area conducted jointly by federal provincial and municipal authorities with participation of out side groups in the initial series of questions 51 percent of those replying believed the airport would cost too much money 36 percent believed it would adversely affect their way of living but 70 percent believed it would benefit the area economically forty eight percent believed there was a need for the new airport and 64 percent thought that some care had been shown in the selection of the site fifty seven percent replied that more people would benefit and 39 percent said that more people would be hurt a total of 77 percent ex pressed the opinion that those to be ex propriated would receive the same or more than the property was formerly worth while that part of mr cafiks riding falling within the airport and cedarwood area is only 9 percent these residents did provide 39 percent of the replies received run 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