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tribune august 27 1986 a17 planning agenda full after recess stouffville the towns planning advisory committee re turned to a busy agenda aug 19 following a lengthy summer re cess among proposals outlined at the meeting was the redevelop ment of stouffville christian school onto a 51hectare 125- acre parcel located on hwy 47 north of the deer park inn the plan which also includes a commercialindustrial complex was referred to a future planning session in another separate delegation keith action presented plans for a 21lot residential subdivision on mill street appearing on behalf of his fami ly he said the actons would like to proceed with development of the site when sewage and water capacity becomes available rejection members of whitchurch- stouffvilles planning committee stood firm on an earlier decision not to allow the establishmentof a service station at the corner of stouffville and mccowan roads applicant frank fiore claimed he checked with residents neigh boring the proposed site and found they have no objections to such a facility however mayor fran sains- bury told the proponent that his project is not compatible with the type of growth designated for the portion of stouffville road be tween ringwood and hwy 404 during the final delegation of the evening town lawyer gord ness came under fire from some councillors for the manner in which he addressed the com mittee i want to know whos running this town is it council or is it being run on the whim of the en gineers mr ness demanded on behalf of client ray hill he was concerned about engineering con sultant costs for a preliminary road design study for a hillsdale road property i keiths all steamed up keith acton left and steam threshing days chairman francis hockley stand in a puff of steam as they help officially open ux- bridge townships annual heritage festival the show attracted large crowds to the cone 6 museum grounds on the second day of its twoday run chris shanahan thompsons sale of f furniture final 3 days substantial savings on thompsons entire stock ol tine quality brand name furniture manufactured dy gibbard kaufman xrug deilcraft vilas strathroy simmons barrymore cooper and many other top canadian furniture companies special savings on lamps pictures andgiltware gibbard c i n y p a n- e e featuring gibbard canadian legacy in the ageless elegance of solid honduras mahogany or in the rich tones ol genuine cherry fine furniture f ree deliver terms cash mastercard 16 yonge st south aurora 7279428 ope ii thursda y and frida y till 9ppi- sa tvrda y till 5 closed piondav public syotloe dayton self storage to area residents the dayton self storage centre would like to thank you for your patronage as a result of your support we are pleased to announce a gigantic expansion with over 400 new storage spaces of all sizes our new facilities are now open modern climate controlled facilities private storage spaces for rent by month sizes starting at 3 x 6 open 7 days a week low cos rentals maximum security da self storage inc 4756262 100 burncrest drive markham hwy 404 and hwy 7 calendar of events each week the tribune pub lishes a calendar of events re lated to activities within the community there is no charge for this service individuals wishing to utilize the space are asked to call 6402100 no later than 12 noon on the friday pre ceding publication wed aug 27 vacation bible school continues at christ church anglican until aug 29 stories songs games crafts and re freshments are provided daily for children aged 4 to 12 every one welcome for more in formation contact 610192 thurs aug 28 farm safety night6 be gins at 7 pm at alarkham fair grounds the session is spon sored by the york federation of agriculture and york farm safety assosiation hotdogs and corn will be provided sfsc power skating registration runs from 7 to 9 pm at the rec centre in quiries should be directed to penny frederick at 6103708 benefit dance will be held at goodwood community cen tre to aid accident victim kerry symes of sunderland tickets are available from havtvndale 6495343 neil norton 6492019 or jules maurice 610611 1 wed sept 3 girls hockey registra tion will lake place at latch- am hall between 7 and 9 pm and also at the same times thursday sept 4 wednesday sept 10 and thursday sept 11 anyone wishing to coach a team in the whitehurchstouffville girls hockey association should contact 640541 1 mon sept 8 stouffville girl guides will hold a registration night between 7 and 9 pm fee is 15 per girl with the district parents fee also 15 leaders are always needed for further information contact commis sioner barb hie at 6401653 plowing match is spon sored by the durham region rama and mara plowmens association on the farm of rick campsall rr 2 lieaverton the competition begins at 9 am tues sept 9 jii leadership work shop goes from 6 to 1030 pm at trinity united church ux- bridgc the program is run by ann hankinson rural orga nizations specialist for the ontario ministry of agriculture and food vuaker villages architects collaborated to bring to you the best of the old family homesteads blended in a most tranquil setting of parkland and rolling countryside at quaker village youll discover a handsome collec tion of period homes with streetscapes composed on quiet culdesacs and backing onto extensive parkland the homes offer a choice of wellplanned interior layouts featuring twostorey and bungalow designs ranging from 1750 sq ft to 2750 sq ft iocated in uxbridge the community is fully serviced with schools churches and shopping facilities at quaker village its all here- country living as it was meant to be hours 12 pm 7 pm mon through thurs closed friday 12 pm 6 pm sat sun holidays llffllil we invite you to visit our preview sales centre for information call quaker village sales office 8527469 or family trust 8523443 2941372 toronto line arena 6 lu cc r- z lu o o h- z o ec o r- family trust jk brock st i preview sales centre a 4 r priced from 137900 up to 189900