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the tribune thursday december 7 1si8 bill kingsley cadet officer is honored lieut bill kingsley honored recently by the newmarket and dist air cadet squadron stouffville there are many ways of making valuable con tributions to the armed forces bill kingsley main street west was recognized for his par ticular work in the military nov 15 at the optimists hall newmarket lieutenant colonel al johnson a friend and associate presented him with the canadian forces decoration medal for over 12 years of loyal and devoted service mr kingsley a teacher at stouffville dist secondary school olde charlie farquharsons testament you are cordially invited to obtain a personally autographed copy meet charlie farquharson charlie is here saturday dec 9th 1130 am- 1230 pm has been an instructor for the newmarket and district air cadet squadron for abut 14 years hes a lieutenant in the air force reserve lieut kingsley acquired his knowledge in active service during the second world war he was an observer in a bomber his plane an old halifax was shot down in a raid over germany he parachuted to safety and into the hands of the enemy he spent 22 months as a prisoner of war getting involved with the cadets was quite by accident when mr kingsley moved to stouffville the former commanding officer al johnson discovered he was a veteran and ap proached him ive been at it ever since mr kingsley said bill kingsley is a volunteer as are all cadet leaders he explained he enjoys working with the other officers and dealing with the kids he finds satisfaction in helping cadets both learn and cope with their in dividual problems not only do the cadets learn flying skills navigation and aero engine mechanics but according to mr kingsley they are trained to be good citizens this is actually the main aim of the program he emphasized he encourages anyone aged 13 to 19 to join partidrratem canadiis einployineiit tax credit prograiii the employment tx credit program was introduced by the govern ment of canada to stim ulate employment in the private sector in essence were encour- agingyou to expand your work force by providing a tax break for your business the potential annual tax credit for each new em ployee is over 3000 and there is no limit to the number of new employees you can hire now by using the expe rience weve gained so far weve changed the program to make it even more attractive up to yy more tax credit the maximum term for the tax credit has been increased from nine to 12 months for each new employeethat means up to 33t more tax credit greater eligibility we have expanded the number and typos of busi nesses eligible to benefit novalmost every business thats been operating in canada for a year or more can join in wider choice of newemployeesl now almost anyone whos unemployed and regis tered at acanada employ ment centre for a minimum of two weeks is eligible a minimum of red tape weve simplified the procedure so you can do the whole thing from begin ning to end with just two singlepage forms for full details on the program contact any canada employment centre canada manpower centre emplovers cantou ignore a possible tm credit of 3000 or more immigration cftd immgratoncanada bodcnuniwr bud cuton moitr home from trip mr and mrs herb kring of stouffville and mr and mrs vern davies of mussel mans lake have returned from an overseas trip that took them to such places as spain africa trinidad and the canary island couple honored david herbert and his fiancee dianna stuart spent the weekend with his parents ruth and ed herbert hawthorne avenue on thursday evening tney were honored at a shower at the stouffville missionary church david now enrolled in a prelaw course and dianna in business education met at bethany nazarene college in oklahoma city diannas home is in port arthur texas they plan to be married in march happy 13th birthday it was definitely a happy birthday for 13 year old paul grundy saturday his father gary grundy hawthorne avenue stouffville took him to see the leafs play the rangers saturday night paul obtained personal autographs from torontos john anderson and dave hutchinson as well as jim gregory and howie meeker in ad dition he saw one of the best games played at the gardens this season brother passes service was held from the jerrett funeral chapel in scarborough thursday for floyd wallace betz brother of ken betz william street stouffville mr betz passed away nov 29 in scarborough general hospital he was s3 newly weds reside in barrie mr and mrs douglas richards sign the register following their marriage sept 23 in collier street united church barrie the bride is the former marilyn vague daughter of mr and mrs stewart vague ringwood the groom is the son of mr and mrs keith richards barrie the happy couple are residing in barrie homes fit in on second st christmas at home jane brodie a 3rd year student majoring in physical education at the university of western ontario is planning to spend christmas with her parents dr and mrs douglas brodie glad park avenue stouffville card from sunshine several stouffville residents have received christmas cards from sunshine a caller in town on many occasions sunshine anton nielsen is a renowned traveller having crossed canada from coast-to- coast many times all on his thumb hed be pleased to receive a card in return from friends in the area his address is 1060 southgate street room 2 victoria british columbia v8v 2z2 school staff party the principal and staff teachers at orchard park school enjoyed their annual christmas get- together thursday evening it was held at herongate barn theatre near whitevale and in cluded an evening dinner and show v home dressed up the home of mr and mrs jw bui maghie 571 rupert avenue stouffville is beautiful this christmas a living room tree contains more than 400 lights with ad ditional illumination outside stouffville many homes built in an already established neighborhood have little in common with the residences nearby often they stand ut like sore thumbs such is not the case however on second street west of william there two houses now completed by aura lea homes of markham are designed to be fully compatible with others in the area the victorianstyled homes are located side by side immediately west of- the coach house a landmark on the street the project is a first of a kind for the aura lea firm president robert milthorpe told the tribune weve had several enquiries he stated adding that neighbors are very pleased with whats been accomplished in fact mr milthorpe noted the people close by have helped out in several ways even to providing temporary hydro power and offering a storage shed for tools the houses are selling for around 100000 not out of line the president feels when one considers the quality of workmanship thats gone into them all the bricks are handcast he said giving the exterior a more authentic ap pearance the residences offer three bedrooms a recreation room four washrooms and a new- tjjpe fireplace that draws air from the outside the homes were designed specifically for the sites by architect jake fowell r brother passes mrs elsie aida hawthorne avenue stouffville received word on the weekend of the sudden passing of her brother henry anderson sunday dec 3 at smithers british columbia birthday party wanda couper- thwaite ninth line north stouffville en tertained several of her girlfriends at a party saturday the occasion was in honor of kim graves thirteenth bir thday kim resides at 92 fairview avenue dont try it pretty girls are not fair game unless theres a sprig of mistletoe hanging over head thirtyone year old jose thomas castro of wellington street west markham learned this nov 20- he spotted a cute 14 year old and kissed her several times she didnt appreciate his unan nounced advances and called police this modernday georgie- porgie will answer for his actions in newmarket court ti1eos meets the local chapter of theos for widows and widowers will hold a pot- luck dinner on sunday dec 17 at 2 pm in the markham baptist church on church street members and prospec tive members of this organization are invited to bring their children receives degree v mrs ruth herbert hawthorne avenue received her ba degree in english saturday at a ceremony held in the auditorium of york university move to country jim and doreen brown and family watson drive are planning to take up residence on the sixth line of whitchurch- stouffville their home in town is up for sale postparade gathering jim and lovanna sanders obrien avenue stouffville opened their home to a large gathering of friends and their families following the santa claus parade saturday leave for florida mr and mrs archie stouffer parkview apartments stouffville left this week to spend the winter in florida to oro station mr walter vague and gertrude morgason visited with their sister mrs c morgason at oro station last week tree all aglow its worth a trip along rupert avenue west of ninth line to see the lighted tree at the home of mr and mr ernest beer the twentyfive foot high spruce is adorned with one hundred bulbs producing an effect unlikeanything in town lottmud ai0ttery tourowntocer i m i i 1 1 1 1 i n it 1 1 m i 1 1 1 n 1 1 1 i i i 1 1 i t 100 si 00 100 1003100 s100 s100 i i i i ii i i ml i i i i i ii i i i i i i i i i i i id g q 0 0 1 d c i if iiuh how to play all you need is a selection slip a pencil a buck and a little luck iyou can get selection slips from any lottario agent on each slip youll see seven boards with numbers 1 through 39 using one board at a rime select any six of the 39 numbers with a black pencil make a vertical mark in the box which conrains the number selected 2takeyoursclccrionsliptoa lottario agent or retailer who will enter your selected numbers in the i ottario computer and issue you a receipt with your numbers pnntcd on it that is your lottario ticket check it to ensure tlut the numbers on it are the ones you have chosen 3 etch board costs si to play you may play as many boards as you wish in other words if you played 2 boards it would cost 2 4 then watch the draw on tv every wxxk or check your newspaper to sec ifthc numbers youve chosen match the numbers that are drawn 5 if youve won simply present your winning ticket to your lottario agent for validation if youve won 100 or less the agent will pay wi right there on the spot if youre a big winner your lottario agent will tell you how and where to claim your prire i j t f 1 exb ceo j qdq i i iljil mi lottario ciuti m gp t how you win every week six regular numbers and a bonus number will be drawn on tv match those six regular numbers in any order and youre the jackpot winner or if someone else has also chosen the same numbers then youll share the prire but if you dont have all six numbers there are still thousands of other chances to win if you get five of the regular numbers right and our sixth number matches the bonus number you share in the big second prire pool or if you match five of the regular numbers your bundle of cash comes from the third prire pool match four regular numbers and you share in die fourth prire pool and if you match three of the regular numbers you win s5 not bad fun for a buck and there are bound to be thousands of winners every week because r the numbers you choose dont haw to be in the same order as those drawn cy how much you win tlie major pries are divided into four separate prire pools the jackpot pool the second prire pool the third prire pool and the fourth prire pxil the fifth prire ls worth s5 those holding winning rickets in anv of the four pool categories will share that pool equally lor example if the jackpot pool ls 3xxx and 2 players hive correctly chosen the six regular numlxrs each pi kit would win si 50000 the weekly jackpot could be si00co0 300000 5500000 or more depending upon the numlxt of people playing lottario in the ewnt licit there- is no jackpot winner the jackpot pool builds each week until someone wins 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