s 1he tribune thursday march 24 177 j atioiiiiito v s fffe 4 two vmarkham recently- the ontario fire marshals office was asked to launch an in vestigation after about thirty trailers- at the trillium recreational j vehicles premises in markham were destroyed in two separate fires j- occurring a hew tdays apart- last week york regional police were called in to investigate maljf damage when go windows were broken in trailers i the trailers were parked in a field at the southeast corner of bullock drive and the 7th concession damage occurred sometime between 130 aih and 7 am march 17 value was estimated at 1500 v jsed another 8 name dii cheque pickering man charged with personation fraud a pickering man has been charged with fraud and personation after an incident at the royal bank of canada in markham police said that in january a man using the name of peter riesef of stouffville went to the royal bank 47 main st- stating his bank book was lost and he required another hereceived the duplicate and made out bank withdrawal slips on the account totalling 735 also on january 15 when the same man was stopped on the highway for a traffic offence he identifiedhimself to police as peter rieser of stouffville mr rieser was charged by police arid denied the offense investigation followed and on march 15 police arrested shawn c dusome 19 of rr 1 pickering he has been charged with fraud personation and driving while suspended he will appear- for trial at newmarket court 3fcfy2r ft e my get it zoning bylaw changed uxbridge the town of uxbridge may be getting an industry that could employ 120 workers providing the town can cut throagh the red tape that is holding up the move the industry whose name has not yet been released by council wants to locate on reach if st v 4 v but zoning bylaw implement a rezoning to es are not being compliment the regional made in time official plan to industrial the matter has been and residential land iu kept a secret although it the possibility- of is known that the com- rezoning the land fo4 panys- executive has industrial use before iheg v sy a -vj- panys- executive hasinaustnai use deiorexnejg r lfirbmn tit max tlclve visited uxbridge s rand march 1 deadline waj vilurvniunt uvuj ituvc liked the sm looked into by totten main line atrciaremont heated lighted and will prbably be replaced s equipped with an electric by a new building cp time dock device to lock rail recently announced a a b o y a r superintendent of cp rails toronto division said in a letter to durham region that plans are the door prior to train time mr boyar said the railway- still needs ap proval of the canadian transport commission will wait council presented a motion to get the changes made in the bylaw at a planning meeting on feb17 the motion made by regional councillor gary herrema called for the passing of a bylaw to at present the land istj zoned agricultural and the area designated for industry isjust west or that property council has been meeting regularly withvv the companys officials to establish a rapport fulb- package 1095 less deposit 95 balance due 1000 t on approval beautiful colour portraits only 95 cents deposit two 8 x 1 0s two 5 x 7 ten wallets four charms fullpackage orders only complete satisfaction or your cheerfully refunded one sitting per subject children under 18 must be saccompaniedby parents or v j guardian- y j s stues mar 22nd to sat mar 26th tvj photographers h0urs downtown vj c tuesdaywefjnosdaysalutday 10am5pm v jhursrjay friday 10 a m 8pm bloorsyonge fsuburbanstohes tooslo friday 10 a m 8pm saturday 10a m5pm lawrence plaza fairvlew mall bramalea oty centre cloverdaie mall mississauga squara one eglington square towne countrye with the warmer weather construction has commenced on the mcneill laboratories building on the west side of town it is scheduled to be ready by september 1 the prescription drug manufacturing firm will employ between 20 and- 30 people for packaging maintenance etc when operations commence the finished brick building will have 90000 square feet of space and rise two stories above the workers are putting up scaffolding on the site one parent club offers adult childrens activities markham thingsof interest to both single parents and their children are offered at the newly formed one parent family association just recently started in markham s donna george- the organizer of thenew discussion groups and hear interesting speakers there are also weekly activities geared to the children such as bowling fishing ex peditions picnics and outings the annual fee of 12 will be sufficient to cover one parent group was not a place where you sit and spell out your problems its an opportunity for people to meet on common ground to help and be friends with one another she explained tothis end there will be at least two meetings a month aswell as weekly she explained the first meeting heldlast week proved her right over 40 single parents showed up as a result of one tiny an nouncement the organization which will be affiliated with the national body provides parents with v there were others in the opportunities to exchange same boat ie parents information make of teenagers friends take part in mrs george said the togethers sessions to group discuss branch saidthere were 111031 of the childrens no singlerparent activities- andasmau as a organizations in thearea nominalcharge is levied c0 i felt there was a need- for special events such and conversation get as wine and cheese parties for the adults peopleof s welcome stressed mrs george we have at least onemember in her gos she felt ap- prehensive before the first meeting but when she got there she realized be held at grace anglican church on parkway ave in markham on thurs day march 31 at 8 pm a coffee and con versation gettogether is scheduled for the evening of april 7 arid 17 vista ave in markham and a wine and cheese party for 8 p m friday april 22 at 69 hawkridge ave in markham a family outing in the sugar bush in bruces problems guest lecturers miu wl f pl and cardgames sunday apnj 3 at 2 pm the next meeting of jl oneparent family will now morelihan ever matin6e makes a lot sense vsi- warmng health and welfare canada advises that danger to health increases with amount smokedavoid inhaling average percigarette king size 12mg tarp 8mg nicotine regular 8mgtar 0 5mg njcptine accurate income jtat preparation our guarantee any penalty or interest r results through ourerrorusing infor mation you supply this year will be paid i hvus j v in jol rft ff i 6i ib i