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Three people were arrested at Toronto International Airport last week on their arrival from Jamaica, in connection with an attempt to smuggle $60,000 worth of narcotics into the country, say York Regional Police. 4 drug smuggling arrests A fourth person was arrested the same day on Highway 11 in Bradford, and found to have a quantity of can- nabis resin on him, police said. JUN I OR canoe trips are for 10 days :SENIOR canoe trips arefor 12 days Junior Boys Trip "A" . i . . i . . . . . i . . Junior Girls Trip "3" , i i . , . . . , , . . Senior Boys Trip "C" . . . . . . V . . i . . . ifinior Girls Trip "D" i . . . . , . . . . , i . No. 1 June 29m July 68days . No.2 July 910 July 18 10 days No.3 July 21 to July 288days Family Fun weekend July 29‘; No.4 Aug.3lo Aug. 14 12 days No.5Aug. l7to Aug. 26 lOdays Foo luflhor inlornafion and applimfioru â€" A United Church owned and operated non~proiit camp located 9 miles east at Bracebridge. on 270 acres, surrounding our private lake. The property touches the South Muskoka River giving our canoe tripping program access to hundreds of miles oi eXplorable Muskoka waterways. Tho Objective of Camp Big Canon. Using the unique environment at camping we hope to nurture the development 01 each camper's physical skills and splritual growth so that he or she may discover that Life is 3 gm trom God. A“ Camp Big Canoe activities are structured around the “unit camping" conâ€" cept. In this system. campers are grouped by sex, age. abilities and interests Into smut! units at eight. Each unit is guided in its activities by a qualified coun- sellor plus an assistant. The play ‘David and Lisa’ will be per- formed at Thornlea secondary school from June 1 to June 4. Mike Danckert, left, of Silver Aspen Drive, Thornhill, will play the ALGONQUIN ADVENTURE BY CANOE Write: Registrar Camp Big Canoe 6| Lincoln Green Dr Markham, om. 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This new'spapev is a member 01 the Canadian Community Newspapev Association and the Audit Bureau at Circulation. ‘ | o Play's the Thornlea thing CAMPING DATES FOR 1977 CAMP BIG CANOE an: ifihtral The contents, bolh éditovial and advertising 01 The Libeval, Richmond Hill, are protected by copyright and any unauthovized use is prohibited‘ 1mm Yong. Sum. PO. Box 3911, LAC m. Ommio muons â€" scum. mam Second Class Mail Registration No. 0190 VOLUME 99, NUMBER 48 884-8177 884-0981 884â€"8177 884-1 105 Charged with conspiracy to import narcotics, plus possession of cannabis resin, were Russell Dollin, 25, of Queen's Court, Newmarket; John Appelman, 20, Danforth Ave., Toronto; Lillian Bertelsen, 27. of 31 Yonge St., Aurora; Peter Osti, 25, of Edge Hill Dr., In the arrest at the airport, eight pounds of hashish oil was found on the perjson of Aone pf the suspects. Barrie MEMBER ONYAHIO CAMPING ASSOCIATIOP CIRCULATION â€" nuns“. "1-3376 Thornhill 8 Toronto Customers Call 881 -3373 For all Depts 2nd boy. His sister Paula will play Lisa. The lst boy will be played by Peter Tennant of Mill Street, Richmond Hill. Curtain time is 8 p.m. ...Ju|y9to July 18. ...July9toJuly18. AugustSto Aug. 14 Augustine Aug. 14 Special Rates _ V . . . . . $144000 0 . . . . . . $110.00 512000 $144.00 388.00 8120.“ 596.00 DANISH Teakwood STAINLESS CANDLE HOLDERS SERVING PIECES Suw- up to Relish Trays Jam Sets Salad Bowls Fondue Plates Stne up to CHINAWARE SHOPPERS WORLD ALBION SHOPPERS WORLD BRAMPTON Serving Bowls Soup Bowls Iream 8' Sugars Coffee Servers Platters Save up to BRIDESMAID PLATES VACUUM JUGS PEWTER NORWEGIAN Value still means something at 25% TOOLS by Noritake Regular $8.00 Albion Rd. at Kipling 742-1025 30% P()'l“\'l‘() \l \SlIl-IRS \ HUI-IT \BI.E SN )0\ S a nd so REG. 32.50 $1 98 STAINLESS STEEL KITCHEN 50% Litre size 1495 many more in-store exciting values CHARGEX o MASTERCHARGE 95 (’80, off off off Student is one on nation’s best Vaughan Town is allowing up to $147,500 in lot levy payments on a Milani subdivision to be deferred until building permits are issued. The town normally requires a $3,000 payment per lot at the time of registration. Vaughan developer $747,500 deferment The subdivision in- volved, Millview, is 99 estate sized lots nor- thwest of Bathurst Street and Elgin Mills Road. Town Engineer Dick Kraft told council he was surprised when it hap pened. “(Cam) Milani asked for it right here,” he said, pointing to the podium in the council chamber. Some councillors ap- peared surprised too as they did not remember the request. “When did that happen?" Councillor Vernon Stringer of Bayview secondary school, has placed second in the Life Science category of the Canada-Wide Science Fair at Victoria, it was an- nounced this week. Stringer, a Gr'ade 12 student, received a silver medal for his winning project, “Comparative sen- sitivity of normal and malignant cells to diptheria toxin." He also Won an award and $50 from the Canadian federation of biological societies for the best project in iexpei‘imental biology. In addition, he received $100 and the Perry memorial award from the Canadian society for immunology. It was his fourth trip to the Fair. Peter Smereka, York County’s second represen- tative at the fair, received $100 from the Canadian association of physicists, and $50 from the elec- trostatic society of America for his project, “An electrostatic, accelerator.” , Smereka is a Grade 12 student at Aurora high school. TABLEWARE DISHES GRAVY BOATS BUTTER DISHES ASH TRAYS PLATTERS TRAYS PERCOLATORS by famous makers Oneida. Dansk and others BEER STEINS Something for every Budget 20% “0215: several patterns 5 pc. Place settings REG. $32.95 Hwy. 10 at Steele: An 451-1625 Sets & Open Stock many patterns ROYAL Doulton TEA POTS BEER STEINS VEGETABLE pewter finish lids STAINLESS STEEL REG. $19.95 STAINLESS STEEL 40% 30% 1 495 2295 save 58V? off The argument, said Kraft, was that some of the homes in the sub- division would not be built for many years. “Now that it is out in the open everyone is going to be coming in here asking for the same thing.“ Dave Fraser said Milani is currently negotiating with a committee of councillors for another, large estate residential subdivision in Kleinburg in accordance with an Ontario Municipal Board decision last year. CRYSTAL I STEMWARE Kraft said the town had no; had a subdivision agreement allowing 50 per cent of the lot levy fees at the building permit stage since the “very first stage of West Woodbridge." POTS, PANS DOUBLE BOILERS and so save HILLCREST MALL Yong: 81.! Richmond Hill CHINAWARE GLASSWARE TABLECLOTHS LINEN. COTTON. LACE HGGERS Noritake Serving Pieces Coffee Servers Platters Popular Sizes Save up to AUTOMATIC ADJUSTABLE 30% 50% COOKING UTENSILS 40% on- ASSORTED IM PORTEl) 25% REC. $6.95 3A 95 save up to 50% 20% save up to save up to Noritake selected patterns AND off off off off Vaughan called tenders on the two-mile main and a pumping station because it could only qualify for a federal Central Mortgage and Housing Corporation loan as a public project. Councillor Jim Cameron had been critical of the loan as CMHC was supposed to be helping to provide lower cost housing. He added that Milani was getting about $69,000 back from the 'province for the watermain being built up Bathurst Street to the Millview subdivision. The one-sixth grant was available through the Ontario Housing Action Program because it was opening up new land. Kraft esiimated that the houses in Millview would cost $250,000 each. Milani did not want to build the main in the first place because he had adequate water on his property. York Region insisted on it. Milani also got a $11,600 rebate on a water main on Woodbridge Avenue, he said. It was the difference between what he needed for his own development and what was needed in the future by others, said Kraft. ALF STONG 0 Initiative 0 Leadership I 0 Involvement 0 Concern for the family ALF STONG T0 QUEEN'S PARK LET'S RETURN Where the people are friendly ...the atmosphere comfortable and relaxed. Enjoy the sounds of entertainer PAUL McNIECE AT THE ORGAN FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS FINE FOOD AND PROMPT SERVICE ADD TO YOUR DINING ENJOYMENT AT THE TRIO STEAK HOUSE AND TAVERN 55 Yonge St. 8., Aurora 727-4073 'TRY OUR SEAFOOD MENU' CRARGEX. DINER'S CLUB AMERICAN EXPRESS. MASTER CHARGE PLENTY OF FREE PARKING ALF STONG LIBERAL YORK CENTRE Liberal A ON JUNE 9th VOTE