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Chance to dance 773-4424 If you really like to dance to the music from the 505 and 605, now’s your chance. The Bond Lake Skating Club and the Dynes Junior B Association are jointly sponsoring a Swingin' 505 dance. It will be held down- stairs at Bond Lake Arena May 28 at 8 pm. The tickets are only $6 per couple and they are available by calling 773- 5564 or 773-5897. June 18 is fast apâ€" proaching and then it will be too late. That is the date for the Oak Ridges and District Minor Hockey Association‘s giant elimination draw dance. It will be held downstairs as Bond Lake Arena starting at 8 pm. The tickets are $12 each and each ticket admits a couple. So polish up the white bucks, get out the jeans and starch up the crinolines. The grand prize for the last ticket left in the drum will be a 1977 Aspen from Dodge Ontario in Willowdale. There will be $50 cash prizes for the first ticket drawn. every 100th ticket drawn and the 2nd., 3rd., and 4th. last tickets drawn. You don‘t have to be present to win. The numbers to call are: 773- 5136 and 773-5285 Elimination C-4 â€" THE LIBERAL. Wednesday. May 25. 1977 There's an interesting landmark at the Bell Canada installation on Major MacKenzie Drive in Maple â€" a new grave complete with a miniature old rugged cross. It's not a real grave. Just Millie Stewart Correspondent New cemetery? There will be a program on diabetic education on May 26 at 8 p.m. in the lecture hall at York Central Hospital. The theme for this program will be nutrition and diabetes. The theme speakers for the evening will be Dr. Daniel Ron- The movies for all ages will be held this Saturday at 2 pm. The feature film will be ‘The Lone Ranger‘ and there will be a sur- prise film. The tickets for this program are free, but they must be reserved in advance at the library or by calling 773-5533. Diabetes oak ridges‘ lake wilcox Movies et ul‘ By Order-in-Council dated ihe 15th day of May, 1977 and pursuant to the provisions 0! The Public Inquiries Act, 1971, a Commission was issued appoinlinq to inquire into any wrongdoing or impropriety or any improper influence being brought to beat on members of the Ontario Government, or its Public Service on the part at otticials of Waste Management Inc., Disposal Services Ltd., and aililiated Companies, or of any other individual or individuals, in respect at applications (or land fill sites by the said Companies or atiiliates. orany agency thereal, since 1971, to the Ministry at the Envuon- arent or the Department of the Environment or the Department of Energy and Resources Management and to report thereon and to make such recommenda- tions to the Lieutenant Govemur in Council as he may deem ht. The Commission will convene an initial hearing in Court Room =20 in the Courthouse. University Avenue, Toronto at 10:00 o'clock m the morning on Friday, the 3rd day 0! June, 1977 for the purpose 0!: Persons or corporations who claim a substantial an in the subject mum of the Inquiry are asked to attend I Council The Commission will welcome the help 0! any member at the pul who has relevant evidence to offer. Such persons are not required to an on the 3rd day 0! June, but are asked lo unite lo the Commission a! Thai: [utters will be individuqu acknowledged and they v1 nolilied of the resumption date at the Inquiry. DATED at Toronto this Nth day at Iayl 19‘ HOFMANN VETERINARY CLINIC AT 1917 ALBION ROAD REXDALE lOCATED JUST WEST OF HWY. 27, OPPOSITE THE SEARS WAREHOUSE. CONSULTATION BY APPOINTMENT ONlY Dealing with preliminary matters Deciding upon the procedure to be (allowed Setting a dale [or the confinualion o! the Inquiry having need of the Commission to complete an mvesliqauon uh inst been launched. DR. T. HOFMAN N lnla the ulfaixs of Waste Management lnc., Disposal Servnces Ltd ANNOUNCE TEL. 675-1790 THE OPENING OF THE ROYAL COMMISSION OF INOUIRY The Hon. Ill. Juslice S.H.S. Hughes the result of some local pranksters no doubt! Then again, Ma Bell may have added a new dimension to that “long distance feeling." IS PLEASED TO 18Kinq Street East Toronto, Ontario IlSC 1C5 Omano NOTICE cari MD, PhD, FRCP (C), Mrs. Dorothy McBride who is the. regional director of the Ont. Division ‘of the Canadian Diabetic Association and Dr. Stephen Pearl of the York Central Hospital staff. This program is especially good for the diabetic and also for those who live with a diabetic, in that it will demonstrate the importance of good nutrition for the diabetic, especially the right kind of nutrition. The Maranatha Coffee House will feature ‘Reborn’ a musical group, this Saturday at 8 pm. at St. Paul's United Churc_h. Admission is free and teens and up are welcome. There will be refreshments available. Coffee house P.B.C. Pepper, QC. Counszl lo the Commission Order of {he Comm [Photo by Hogg‘ ‘hich has only Metro takes E over “Metro assumed the north side of Steeles some time ago,“ explains York Police Chief Bruce Crawford. Why would Metro Police cross Steeles Avenue into Markham and Vaughan? To cover the other side! Though it has yet to become official. the police boards of com- missioners in Toronto and York Region agree the move will take place. “We couldn‘t very well police the north side, since it is subject to metropolitan Toronto bylaws." he said. Regional police will still answer non-vehicular calls and complaints from residents on the north side of this York-Metro border road. 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