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Fatal crash WOODBRIDGE â€" A two-car collision on Clarence St., just south of Rutherford Rd., Jan. 27 resulted in the death of one of the drivers, Barry LaChapelle, 17, of 75 Irwin Rd.. Rexdale. Police said the accident occurred when the LaChapelle vehicle came over the crest of the road. It was in collision with a car driven by Janet Middleton, 18, of 9000 Kipling Ave., ‘Wood- bridge. Baker mnns count NEWMARKET â€" Bryan George, 29, of Keswick, who was con~ victed of obtaining $1,930.50 in welfare from York Region and $1,491.70 from Scarborough. bet- ween March and July. 1976, was sentenced t0‘19 months in prison last week. Thie first car then hit a bank and rolled over. AURORA â€" A recount at the York County Board of Education offices Monday has re-affirmed the election of Eric Baker, of Gormley, as one of three Richmond Hill members on the board. Baker was challenged George used a fictitious name and address in Scarborough to collect the money, and his own name in York. Baker was challenged by Cathy MacDiarmid, of Richmond Hill, following the Dec. 6 election after he beat her by 13 votes. The recount was based on two ballots that were said to be in question. The latter were set to one side during Monday’s recount and were not used in the final tally, which gave Baker 3,483 to 3,472. At the time of the election, first returns showed Mrs. Mac- Diarmid the winner, but these were changed the next day after it was found that the telephoned results didn’t match the district officer’s tabulations. George, who is already serving a year for assault occasioning bodily harm, received another month for driving while suspended. Welfare defrauded Aâ€"6 â€" THE LIBERAL, Wednesday. February 2. 1977 ADMISSION $2.00 Hours: Fri. 8: Sat. 1-9 p.m. Sunday 1-6 p.mA \Ey: MLM 215-265-7230} Early birds. 20 regular, 4 special, jackpot, door prizes. i‘i’ AT YORK FARMERS' MARKET 7509 Yonga Street. 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