Whitchurch-Stouffville Newspaper Index

Stouffville Tribune (Stouffville, ON), October 13, 1977, p. 2

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the tribune thursday october 13 1s77 v4 tnuratntatmati 5 year guaranteed investment certificate s ciy 5tbung booamcarthur 72cmanstn markham ontario b1222z crry coopr 1 brock st east uxbridge ontario mmm nature area from gravel pit glen major heavy equipment moved into a former pickering township gravel pit north of this community last week oct s to begin development of a 70acre conservation and wildlife refuge that will include hiking snowshoeing and cross country ski trails the quarry is being rehabilitated as a co operative effort of the metropolitan toronto and region conservation authority the university of guelph and the aggregate producers association of ontario this weekend relive an unfoigettable daywiftichfl october 1957 sunday october 9th relive thanksgiving day weve captured the excitement of the people the events the music and the news of this historic day relive it on cjifi 981 and relive the way we were 10 am to 6 pm chfi91 gome back to we werer apao it will form part of the present 1265acre glen major forest and wildlife conservation area it is located two miles north of concession 9 on the sixth line of ux- bridge township formerly owned by pickering township the workedout gravel pit was acquired by the authority in 1972 with a view to rehabilitating the site extensive grading and contouring of the property was required the apao approached the authority with a donation of heavy equipment and operators for the work plans call for four bulldozers to work on the area today and tomorrow we felt it was an excellent opportunity to work with the mtrca in improving the site for the enjoyment and benefit of the people in the area says george armstrong apao executive director we also wanted to demonstrate that land can have a sequential use after the extraction of a needed nonrenewable resource such as sand or gravel he said after grading and contouring plans call for reforestation and facilities for hiking nature study cross country skiing and snowshoeing the university of guelph and the con servation authority will be working with the apao in planting land cover and trees throughout the site the aggregate producers association of ontario has a mem bership of more than 120 pit and quarry operators throughout the province the association works closely with members in land rehabilitation and sequential use of aggregate sites and offers a series of awards annually for the best improvements sites receiving recognition in recent months included the royal botanical gardens in hamilton and smythe park in the borough of york czech film at public library the whitchurch stouffville public library will be showing the czechoslovakia film shop on main street next wednesday october 19 at 745 pm there is no admission charge the film takes place in a germanoccupied slovakia town in 1942 and deals with the study of guilt and the failure of a generation to fight anti- semitism it is also an interesting portrait of life in a small provincial town it was the first czechoslovakian feature to win an academy award directed by jan kadar and elmar klos the film is the second of a series of con temporary films being offered by the library on alternate wednesday nights fri sat 7 915 pm sun thurs 8 pm matinee sat 2 pm along time agohagalaxyjacraway markhamill hamison fopo caflai fisher permcushing ond aiecguinness mwenaryj feced by produced by muscby gcxv3 lucas gapy kurtz john williams wmraon- fwntsordeiue- teowccxcn- adult nteitaiimtllt i if l ooie system i coming soon one on ok adult entertainment ethel blaedow left consults with her lawyer don kimura following the first sitting of the animal care review board the w oman looking over their shoulders and the woman in the background anne boulton are members of proanimal groups and are aiding miss blaedow in her fight with ontario humane society john montgomery fights to save her babies shown above is stella reeser who is in charge of the self help program to be held at latcham hall this monday at 730 there will be an auction of hand craft articles made by natives of different countries mrs reeser is holding a pair of indian moccasines made in northern ontario jt continued from page 1 following the directions of the vet for miss blaedow who refers to the animals as my babies it has been a long struggle since the humane society seized the animals sept 9 through her lawyer don kimura miss blaedow attempted to appeal the seizure but the appeal was not dealt with as it was filed too late mr kimura then went to the ontario supreme court and obtained a restraining order for bidding the society to dispose of any more of the animals mr kimura made a second appearance before the supreme court and was successful in obtaining a mandamus ordering the animal care review board chaired by dr alan secord to hear the appeal the appeal date was set for last thursday but was postponed one day at the request of mr hughes who had taken over handling the case from chief inspector don hepworth mr hughes request for an adjournment was denied and inspector parry gave his evidence photographs taken by society public relation man nick ibscher showing the condition of the dogs and barn were accepted as evidence dr secord concluded from the photographs that some of those animals look in excellent condition mr hughes said the condition of the dogs is not the basis on which the society acted adding the animals had been taken because of the accommodations provided evidence was given that there was no sign of food or water garbage was strewn about the barn and there was dog manure all about the barn at one point mr hughes said the name of the organization was the society for prevention of cruelty to animals and it was their duty to prevent abuses from happening the hearing was adjourned until today at 1230 pm wed thurs fri sat oct 19202122 public notice wed thurs fri sat big carpet sale oct 19202122 stouffville sales barn mammoth sale of over 90 bales of brand name carpeting rock bottom prices loop pile two tone semishag tt shag pile embossed twotone twist saxony and shag see the huge selection of carpeting in all colours styles this 4day sale is on at two locations stouffville sales barn and our stouffville warehouse moo n m tj rococo h iro z rn r z 11 hwy 47 stouffville rd 47 no 7 hwy 1wl i no 7 hwy steeles ave e 1 c sheppard ave e 401 hwy 401 hwy hurry you can save money on carpeting for homes rec roooms cottages outdoors we have doityourself carpet cement girards carpet sales 64051 70 warehouse sales barn 64051 60

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