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transportation has been a large bore rifles and continual problem other weapons such as j we will be providing sten guns at camps man assaulted usually gets to fly about twice a year the has four available to a summer v lieutenant bill krogsley camp to train for their who is a teacher at private pilots licence stouffville high school a shorter course is cadets cannot be -in- available to tram glider ducted into the military pdots and several other cadets having dif- camps are available acuities in their school catch wjgmmil r once 5amonthv the j i squadron goesfoutvonfa jp i weekend field trip which 1 forces corporals involves sleepfagoutj in i v there is no way it is tents or barracksg lc connected with the ar- mrvklngsley med forces explained describes the program whichr hifcludes photographynieteoro- i logy w eapoai ntviiing and firing drill and radio f com- and radio j jl con muni cations v as fan all around program- r if should i take him home julie mellor ponders a purchase at the summitview home and school rummage sale below becky fretz and leslie simons price some of the items for sale continued from page 1 submitted to the ministry severak other major projects including the ballantrae secondary plan are also left m limbo i the company that lodged the complaint alliance developments owns 70 acres of land north of elm rd and west of the 9th cone which it has been trying to develop for some years the firm which hopes to put in about 270 units has seen its plans refused by council on more than one occasion and in 1975 unsuccessfully appealed to the omb for per new planner needed by town y uxbridge a man who was beaten with an iron bar and a piece of wood received nine stitches to the top of his head last week police said the man 4 was assaulted by one man jwith an iron bar and another man carrying a two by two piece of wood vrhe skirmish was ap- parently the result of a domestic problem ac cording to police the man was taken to uxbridge cottage hospital charged with assault causing bodily harm and possession of a dangerous weapon are keith fockler 21 of stouffville and terry stevenson 17 also of stouffville ft vt i summitview rummage sale seems a bit in timid itid hv ill tin flippnil bargain hunters dig for prizes mission to amend the official plan from j agricultural to residential v t the company alsov filed an objection at the public meeting held on t new official plan at that time the company asked that development be considered in the new op but todate council hasj not responded to the request the dulverton subdivision which is in two parts is comprised of 134 5 acres and includes 480 single family homes 68 semi detached c units j and 2 16 acres of multiple housing stretching from- the 9th to the 10th con cessions n c kart hours opposed- uxbrtdge uxbridge council at theiry- last meeting tried to dispel some of the worries residents have over the r possible extension of eojt kart racing hours in goodwood o r i i council received numerous correspon dence from residents who objected to the planslo lef the track run their racingx events every second weekend and also permit them to operate until 10 p m every day except on tuesdays j most of the com- plaints dealt with the increased noise the karts would tbnng to those living close to the track they were also concerned about the traffic on the 2nd concession road and the possibility of more fatal accidents s the road v i 75 plymouth gran fury wagon u 5 299960 t b lie jkj 687 emerald isle motors ltd 6402400 main st w houffville happy easter specials lura secord easter novelties introducing v a new line of m p cosmetics by rc rjf vi l 1 sa m 4- 3tr weekdays till 9 pm sat 96 sun 115 houston pharmacy main st west stouffville 6402222 ail your drug store needs at discount prices meatland a freezerfillin order to fit every size of family budget call now 1- bonusbuysprices good for 7 days only drop in today wed love to meat u ispmhbqurs comment on billiard hall 4b1g family pak w 7 includes roasts prices for steaks sirloin tip i volume tbone prime rib buying partrhause rump round m you can charge it 3 to 6 months to payi no interest or carrying charges with accepted credit med family pak special aged side extra chuck canada grade al2 includes roasts ppirpn fop porterhouse chu strtoin ckn prime rib sirloin tip round priced for medium family ri i v m conlnued from pagel establishment j wasrun 1 with a billiard hall quite ur nira1nntha l 1 franlflv wh nnt mm1 rwas alsoinavour the j- if u was aplace you and frankly why nof mind theres things id id like it she responded when iasked about the pool hall its not the more businesses the jour husband could go to r 4 without rowdyism he rather see there more place fjor it and what kind sgetapoolroonit my a referring to the profitable businesses of a crowd would you get jr -j- n winifred bere was there on a sunday very direct i dont think flossie thompson was of the same opinion id rather it wasnt built v f therev she said they should build senior citizens apartments its right in the centre of town r canadaj grade m extra aged beef crw rib stewing beef k ground b4 1 weights 350450 lbs available 6h0hths to pay oh credit approval tpmurest charge call now atlmml cylby appofntmentl cross rib stewing bee ground bee i weights 225300 lbs available smohths to pay on credit approvai no interest charge open oaily 99 mom ft sat 5 heverybodyelsein regards make v money al- dont s q pooliandbeerih v thmk this town will ll ri support a pool hall itll 7vj constipated invontario fizde out before sum vjovpfaimed mrsstewarh morcnnf io fniv i regiqnwide craft exhibjt charge small family pak j i special aged beefhind rib plate a 12 k i prceofok 5ftcouncirvsaid don r sheriaanri the first youth parents suspect beer under the table a juried exhibition and weekend conference for the central regtonof the ontario craft council will be held at seneca college king campus on april 2930 and may 1 co- hosts are the crafters of 1 1ve heard abou it the si book store owner newmarket and cedars john lord was in favour billiards but took a dim view of the planned snack r operation w y herfelt r just what stouff- wanthamsout vithat ville needs he groaned 4vmenrjwduldencpurage another shack bardo irnnur hnur mini irandbad language sheridan iconceded a 11ui1114u raeii1ub i this depended on how the dont see anything wrong of the crafters of of mussel mans the two j affiliate ontario craft council groups in york region i v j the craft displays will be open to the public on april 27 and 28 from 1 to 4 p m and 7 to 9 p m and on friday april 29 from i to 4 p m members newmarket and cedars of musselmans are handling local arrangements crafts will be shown from the central region which includes the regions of york and durham metro toronto and the counties of haliburton nor- thumberland peter borough simcoe and victona features of the conference will be textile demonstrations by ot tawa area weaver joyce chown former textile master at sheridan college school of design and ceramics demon- strations by barne area f potter robin hopper after teaching in toronto robin started the r ceramics departmentat georgina college and will f j soon move his studio to vancouver island the ontario crafty council is a nonprofit organization concerned 1 with the fostering andvr development of crafts l and craftsmanship its membership of more than 4000 consists of crafters and people interested in crafts v -v- 1 to 4 months to pay p no money down required r first payments start 30 days i j from day of purchase ho interest or carrying charges 1 with approved credit incluoes steaks t boie porterhouse priceofor small family bonus no 1 includes all cuts fresh pork with beel purchase inui or more slewing beel short pb ptb ground beel a more weights available 135 200 lbs 3 months to pay oh credit approvai ho interest charge iff i fa il m m 1 pi hi ssfll m i 6080 lbs canaqas finest a1 only prejrimmtd orders 300 lbs example 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