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I'm Heritage Railway to introduce new board By Kate Cilderdale Stouffville Free Press An information meeting on the York Durham Heritage Railway will be held at the Stouffville train station on June 14 _at 7:30 pm. The YDHR will introduce its new board and invites members of the public to join discussion on future pr ams and plans for the railway, which starts its 2 schedule on June 4. The organization is supported by the downtown Business Improvement Area and the Whitchurch-Stouffirille Chamber of Commerce. me.€lub Mane ed 117’ the 8 Park 0!. S. 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Since they have demomtnted that they have only contempt for the values and more: of their fellow citizens, they have forfeited the privilege of living then. ltzvould 30 something like this; ‘You can live any- where you like, but not here. You can live in Hamilton or Calgary or anywhere else but you are forbidden to enter into this community for a period of one y_e_ar.' Now; I'm not so natve as to expect that, in this per- missive age, such a sentence would actually be passed or even upheld on appeal. But'l like it anyway. That's it for today. of town, on the north side of Main Street. Five years ago, having outgrown their orynal office, they moved into a newly-constructed buil at Main and Albert St South. Destination; include Iceland, 'which is my back- ground, and Scotland, which is Doug’s background.. The couple are also starting a new life in British Columbia. "-We’re going to be living about as far west as you can go in Canada; on the far west coast of Vancouver Island. We’re very much outdoors people; we love hiking, gardening and landscaping, although it may be a bit of a challenge trying to landscape the side of a mountain,’ she added, laughing. v Si y will miss 'the wonderful community of Stou fville,’ but is excited about the next stage of her life. 'Our first plan'is to spend some time travelling across western Canada and visiting friends and family out there,‘ she said. 'In the fall we’ll be doing some major travelling around the world.’ Although she’s looking foryvard' to the move, she acknowledges that she willbe sad to say goodbye to her many friends in Stouffville. 'We’ ve been here for over 15 years, which is a big portion of my life, and I’ve enjoyed it very much. We’ ve certainly put. down roots and made great friehds' in the community."