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p10tribune january 23 1991 -zzr-j- st teachers take different tacks discussing gulf war off to a good start lloyd hogg who took over as executive administrator of parkview services for seniors on jan 1 feels right at home in his new role ive forked there as a volun teer over the last five years and my wife worked at parkview home for five years he explains i was in educational adminis tration for the city of north york board of education and i retired as a principal last june his search for a second career led him to apply for the position at parkview its very close to home and its in the area of working with people which i thoroughly enjoy weve been in the stouffville area since 1967 and our chil dren grew up in town the new job is going just great he said ive had a tremendous wel come schools address war concerns sharon sawkins principal of whitchurch highlands public school said that area schools had received directives from the york board of education on how to deal with students ques tions on the gulf war we have to take into account the level of involvement and understanding of students when ever it comes up the school has a small ethnic population she added and so far she hasnt had a lot of stu dent reaction although jim jefferis princi pal at ballantrae public school hasnt been asked directly about the war a number of students are asking teachers questions either individually or in the classroom he said i think the teachers are trying to respondto them as much as possible without creating anxi ety or fear explaining that it isnt going to affect them direct- hi j p ps grapevine kate gilderdale qitayime ladies fashions 6389 main st stouffville 3 doors east of post office winter sale up to 50 off mary rose dresses 30 of 6407772 john lords books- t ly the approach taken will depend on the age of the chil dren and how much they can understand he stresses at the- intermediate level you can get into more information concerning causes you have to let them make their own deci sion on whats right or wrong the teachers are pretty skilled at being diplomatic and not mak ing moral judgements at summitview staff are fol lowing the board directives said principal doug winger im not putting out general announcements to the students because of the extreme age dif ferences from kindergarten to grade8 we have information for teachers to use according to students age level and under standing teachers take the opportunity to talk with students and they try to be as unbiased as possible we let them express their concerns questions and fears it seems to be going quite well food bank gets support whitchurchstouffville food bank representative robyn magee toldtze tribune that mcdonalds restaurant at highway 48 and 16th avenue has pledged a donation for every big mac sold on mchappy day may 11th the local progress club has also pledged 500 per month to helpthe organization in the meantime the food bank urgently needs donations of food as well as help from local volunteers hours of oper- ation are 930 to 1130 am on tuesdays 7 to 9 pm on thurs days and 10 am to noon on saturdays the whitchurchstouffville food bank is located at churchill baptist church auro ra sideroad and 9th line for more information call the church at 6404704 or mrs magee at 6407895 strawberry festival update planning is already under way for whitchurchstouffvilles biggest party of the year which takes place over the canada day weekend with a growing area popula tion more volunteers are needed and festival committee mem bers are also searching for new sponsors to offset escalating costs the next committee meeting is set for monday feb 11 at 730 at the recreation centre and everyone is welcome for more information call 640- 5076 kids love club sonshine squarebible club organized and run by shirley ohlman has proved a big hit with students at four area schools said volunteer parent patricia ratcliff jpbrfiailqt6 whitchurchstouffville chamber of commerce breakfast meeting wed jan 30 7am- to beheld at angies eatery tickets s 200 available at the chamber office 6405993 guest speaker bob panizza chief administrative officer town of whitchurchstouffville close to 200 students at sura- mitviewj- orchard park whitchurchhighlands and bal lantrae public schools are involved in the weekly program which takes place during lunch recess all participants must have signed permission from a parent or guardian before they are allowed to attend and take part in games and activities with a christian theme we have excellent support from parents and lots of requests to expand but shirley can only divide her self so many ways weve also had great support from the prin cipals of each school and from harry bowes york region board of education chairman parent volunteers are wel come for more information contact your local school sdss reunion update the reunion committee is still seeking names and addresses of grade 9 students from 196061 197576 and 1982 83 and 84 letters are going out on jan 23rd and we need someone to come forward from these years to help us or they wont be rep resented at the reunion stated committee chairman jim rehill the response so far as been incredible he added i think were going to have a huge number of people coming back the committee members have done an outstanding job anyone who can help should phone mr rehill at 6401433 the next meeting will be held jan 23 at the school sorority donates books xi epsilon xi sorority mem bers have purchased eight sets of a fivepart series of books entitled the canadian breast cancer series and has donated one set to the whitchurch- stouffville library and the remainder to all family doctors in stouffville the books are published by theymcaywca in winnipeg and the cost is 20 per series additional copies can be obtained from the canadian breast cancer foundation york region branch 41 main street south unionville stouffville is the first town in york region to obtain this series and they can be borrowed from the library or your local physician the corporation of the town of whitchurchstouffville voting certificates january 25th 1991 is the last day for revisions to the preliminary voters list if your name was omitted for the preliminary voters list and you did not request a revision to the list prior to the last day for revisions to the list you may now if qualified obtain a certificate which entitles you to vote by applying in person at the clerks department town of whitchurchstouffville 19 civic avenue stouffville during the following times monday to friday 830 am to 430 pm from january 28th 1991 to february 25th 1991 a person is entitled to be an elector if at any time during the period commencing on january 20th 1991 to february 3rd 1991 he or she a is a resident in ward 2 or is the owner or tenant of land in ward 2 or the spouse of such owner or tenant is a canadian citizen and has attained the age of eighteen years or on or before the polling day will attain the age of eighteen years if you are a qualified voter on election day and your name was omitted from the voters list you are eligible to vote provided that you take a declaration of the prescribed form before the deputy returning officer in the polling subdivision in which you qualify and that you satisfactorily identify yourself to the deputy returning officer if you have become a canadian citizen since january 20th and have the above qualifications you may also personally obtain a certificate to vote from the clerk if you provide certification of citizenship bob panizza acting clerk and returning officer fflmt hl to- b c d the corporation of the township of uxbridge 1991 municipal election every person who proposes to be a candidate shall no earlier than the 1st day of january of the election year and no later than nomination day file with the clerk of the municipality who is responsible for the conduct of the election a notice of registration in the prescribed form form 28 a person who files a notice of registration becomes a registered candidate no person and no individual corporation or trade union acting on behalf of any person shall solicit or accept contributions for the purposes of the election of that person at the next election at any time unless the person is a registered candidate form 28 is available at the municipal office 20 bascom street uxbridge ontario we taylor amct cmc 6401 71 1 clerk 8529181 l