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SUWE HILTON: Stouffville resi- dent seeking third term as Ward 4 town councillor in Oct. 25 election. REHECI on the impact of your energy use on global neigbours MN about Creation Care loans CONNECT with solar energy vendors 5" a solar PV installation Empéifléring Communities. to Power'Communities Saturday, flpril 17"1 @ The Markham Fairgrounds 9 am. - 1 pm. ‘3 admission, Free Parking, Indoors! Super Deals on Genth Used baby; 52 Kids' Items! Clothing, tops, books, games, furniture, outdoor tovs. baby; needs 6: morel Markham Mom-to-Mom Sole! For 0 list of Items that will be for sole, for more lrformotlon or to become a seller or the next sole, vlslt: Just like 0 giant garage sale but much better! www.momfiomomsoles.org Hosted By: (Visit displays, followed by program at 7PM) Parkview Village, Auditorium 12184 Ninth Liné, Stouffville Thursday April 22 6:30PM sbolan®yrmg.com SusanneHiltonmnforcoumillor ofWard 4 in 2003 because shewas oomemed about the town’s gmwth. Seven years and two terms as councillor later, Mrs. Hilton is still concerned about Whitchurch- Stoufl'ville’s growth. “I want to be vigilant about it," she saidofwhysheisseeldngathird term. The tmm’sgxwrthisbeing man- dated by the pmvince and region. BY SANDRA BOLAN Community Mennonite Church m Pamenhlp with: aocoxdingtoMmHiltombutitisup towmtchumh-Stoun'vflle to “do the bestwecantomanageit”. Added Mrs. Hilton: “We don’t want people to see Stoufiville as a placeyouddvemrougl'ltogetsome- where else. We want people to see Stoufi'villeasadesfination.” Other candidates in Wand 4 are Mrs Hilton says there are proj- ectsshewantstokeepworkingon. inchsdingmemritalizaflonofdmm- town, upgrading the roads in the olderparts oftown and seeing the HEPATITIS G WWMOIISII’CNUMW 'CmflmMmEafWoflMmHepC' TIME: Dr. Danny chon, Infectious Diseases Specialist “What's New in Hop C.” Wednesday, May 19 U9: 0000mm, Registered Homeopathic Practitioner “Homeopathyâ€"-Altomafive Solution for Hop 0" Wednesday, June 16 harm EvalwflonCotwm-Prwnfingfinalfloport YORK REGION EDUCATION GROUP INFORMATION 8: SOPPORTW 'Pusuc HEALTH omce, mm: 4261 HWY. 7 EAST (smanwmmnm 7:30 PM. EVERYONEWI Wednesday, April 21 grumhofdrelebovtuanueformts amiEntertainnm-Nineteenondw She’sprmflofherworkondle municipal cultural policy, which resulted in the restoration of the arts and entertainment centre. ’Hmatwasagmatmeforward," shesaid.“1nmebigpictmewewant tobringartsandcultlmeforwardand onparwithsports." Before elected to council, Mrs. Hilton became a member of the Grassroots Committee on cultural “Whenlgotomo councilandthe myorofdxeday(1e$herban)was alsoimo arts, shesaidyes we’ve got togetuwvingandhaveabetterbaL ame,”Mrs.Hiltonsaid Mm Hilton. who taught anthro- pology at the University of Western Ontario and University of Toronto. moved to Stoufiville 32 years ago. She volunteers on eight local and regional committees The design for a portion of Rupert Avenuehasbeencompletedandcon- struction is expected to begin nexl monmandbecompletedbyAugusL AndbecauseMraHiltonlivesm dwwardshempresems,“llivewith mesameismesastheotherWaxd4 residents,"shesad For example, Rupert and Summer- field parks have been upgraded and arenmvon-parwiththenewerparks, accordingtoMrs.Hilton. “That’s a major accomplishment,” she said. “People have been wanting misdoneforoverwyearsandl've been fighting for it for over six-and-a- half years” “We’ve got children walking to two elementary schools along the side of the road with open roads,” she said. “What’s unsafe for the pedestrian isunsafeforthecyclist (Andthe roads) are bmken down." Shewantsroadstobesafeforcars,