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ibmwmaad free inspection and polishing 6404646 5 main st w stouffville servirigwhitchurchstouffville uxbridge area lountrye sslyme wrealtv ltd 6405090 jj 6406093 vol 99 no 40 a metroland community newspaper wednesday february 4 1987 seminar on aids at sdss stouffville the aids virus is spreading and parents are concerned to provide pertinent informa tion and allay certain fears an allday seminar is planned for when changes in electoral boundaries become effective whitchurchstouffville will be placed in the riding of durham- york the mpp is ross stevenson in an effort to better acquaint himself with town constituents and constituents with him a series of informal gettogethers are planned the first is set for this friday feb 13 from 3 to 530 pm in the lounge of the whitchurch- stouffville recreation com plex ninth line north residents are invited re freshments will be served door ajar for mayor stouffville mayor fran sainsbury a liberal candidate in durhamyork the rumor mill is turning but mayor sainsbury isnt sayingcalling an announcement at this time premature further she claims mixing pro vincial and municipal politics would bea bad thing i have too many irons in the fire now she says however shes leaving the door open claiming anything is possible mrs sainsbury lists several op- tions return to private business seek another 3year term as mayor go for the liberal nomination in durhamyork or seek the chairmanship of the re gion of york stouffville dist secondary school monday feb 9 five forums are scheduled all are open to the public the times are 905 am grade 9 1025 am grade 10 1240 pm grade 11 and 2 pm grades 12 and 13 its not compulsory for students to attend viceprincipal rod leonard stressed parental per mission in writing is required for young people under the age of 18 he said the program mr leonard ex plained will include slide and ver bal presentations and a question naire responses will be wel comed the seminar will be attended by officials of the york region dept of health a family life and sex education consultant from the board and two stouffville physi cians dr janice li and dr andrew patterson aids has become a national concern mr leonard told the tribune its a health problem no longer restricted to the homosex ual community up to the end of december 823 aids cases had been reported in canada of these 432 people had died even before the ministry of education had announced its proposal to make aids instruc tion compulsory from grades 7 through 13 sdss was in the midst of organizing its program it all came about mr leonard said when one student approached him and enquired if an information forum could be set up she said she was speaking not only for herself but for several in the school who had similar con cerns its not a scare tactic the viceprincipal stated but some thing we all should be concerned about he described the seminar as a first for york region xes 50 cents reunion the largest gathering ot mer hockey personalities uust areaisas ever seen is planned for wed april 22 in the penalty- box lounge of the markbam centennial centre chief organizers are john lunau and bob lawrie of mari kham and bert baker of stouff- ville theyre being assistedfty les clarke and stouffvilleaad norm stunden of aurora j the reunion will span a hockt eyeraofcloseto30yearsgoirig back to the days when john j bayes daws harechutfc i mccarthy and john whljamsoni were zipping up and down the i ice lanes is ive been thinking aboutit two or three years says john lunau former trainer of th markham millionaires feels the time is right to put it allj together none of us is getting any younger he admitsjl i johns hopeful a reunion ex ecutive can be formed to carry on the tradition building booming stouffville since 1983 the rate of construction and de- velopment in whitchurch- stouffville has been described as dramatic by the towns chief building official bruce arrows- mith and 1986 was no exception he says a building department report bears this out during the past year 642 build ing permits were issued with a tol- al construction value of 6121267000 this figure in cluded 456 new singlefamily homes in 1985 total construction was valued at 49294693 this in cluded 307 singlefamily resi dences percentage increases follow number of building permits issued up 329 building per mit fees received up 173 value of construction up 242 number of new singlefamily dwellings up 4857c although much of the new de velopment in 1986 relates to re sidential construction mr arrowsmith points to the fact that industrialcommercial value rep resents 16 per cent of the total substantially higher than in pre vious years he says mr arrowsmith is optimistic the construction industry will con tinue strong in 1987 not only across the region of york but also in whitchurchstouffville the chief building official attributes the towns strong showing in 1986 to the following 1 lower interest rates 2 a housing shortage 3 a stable economy there does not appear to be any radical changes forthcoming in the near future he says he anticipates construction in the current year will be on a par with 1986 with a slightly higher in- dustrialeommercial-to- residential ratio he predicts a general shift from urban residential development to suburban and estate residential buildup in the next two to three years road top a hazard whitchurch whitchurch stouffville council wants immedij ate action taken to try and prej vent another fatality on the stretch of bloomington roadj within the municipality the york region road has been the scene of several recent accij dents including a jan 13 headonj collision between a dump truck and a car between the ninth line and hwy 48 which claimed the life of a 71yearold bobcaygeon man and seriously injured his wife that crash prompted ward 3 councillor jim rae to renew his call for a lower speed limit and surface improvements before some other innocent person is killed mr rae noted that ruts caused by frequent heavy truck traffic fill with ice whenever it rains and freezes making bloomington road extremely hazardous to motorists ii time for a change truck drivers foot crushed under load goodwood a 35yearold goodwood man is recovering in credit valley hospital missis- sauga following a serious acci dent jan 27 bill cornclisse a driver for don anderson haulage limited of stouffville suffered a badly crushed left foot when one end of a ram suddenly blew dropping the float to the ground a 48ton back- hoe had already been loaded for delivery the added weight in creased the force of impact mr cornelisse was pinned by the unit close to 40 minutes while firefighters using airbags work ed to complete his release keith wilson andersons general manager praised the em ployees courage ive never seen anyone quite like him he said physicians at credit valley hospital also commented on their patients bravery mr cornelisse underwent plas tic surgery monday the goodwood father of three joined the anderson firm in 1979 hes highly regarded by every one mr wilson said mrs cornelisse told the tri bune her husband is hoping to be released from hospital within a week his spirits are high despite the seriousness of the injury she said mrs cornelisse said support re ceived from goowood neighbors and friends within the congrega tion of chalmers presbyterian church at uxbridge had greatly assisted the family during this crisis mr and mrs cornelisse have two sons david 11 and jason 9 and a daughter amanda six ides always popular at cariiivaltim onf vciare i ci stouffville george timbers is calling it quits however the coop manager of 33 years isnt planning to retire hes accepted a position on the staff of century mill limited rr 4 stouffville his resigna tion from the stouffville co operative is effective the end of this month george timbers association with the coop actually goes back 38 years later in 1951 following a short stint with masseyharris he returned to stouffville and joined the permanent coop staff he took over the managerial duties dec 1 1953 other managers before him in cluded claude brillinger joe galloway and cliff salmon i need a little rejuvenating george told the tribune with re ference to his switch in jobs but few will agree for george was talent on stage stouffville the whitch urchstouffville winter carnival feb 13 to 15 will include among other things a talent show the preliminaries will be held friday feb 13 at 7 pm in latcham hall admission is free the finals will be staged on sun day feb 15 at 7 pm in greens restaurant success square categories include male female vocal instrumental dance and comedy the registration fee is five dol lars contact numbers arc 640- 2272 and 6407872 all contestants must be of amateur status and not under re cording contracts they may accompany themselves or use a backup band the scoring follows potential talent 10 points overall pre sentation 10 points appearance 5 points and originality 5 points the judges all associated with the music business arc dave duggan ken brignall and chris saunders first and second prizes will be awarded each category with the grand prize six hours of record ing time courtesy chalet studios of clarcmont registration forms arc avail able at the tribune office the sun office greens restaurant savcx drugs and the high school always a part of the working staff often the first to arrive in the morning and the last to leave at night i would never expect others to do what i wouldnt do myself was his daytoday philosophy and it worked gaining him the respect of employees and direc tors alike george timbers has seen many changes in the last 30 years and these changes have been re flected in the business the farm ing community is not what it onge was george agrees there was a day when he coud call 90 per cent of all coop cus tomers by name but not aijy more j george misses this aspect of trje operation j however he leaves with no re grets i hope ive been as good to the business as the business has been good to me he once said in this respect nothings changed a successor has not been named after 35 years on the staff of the stouffville cooperative including 33 years as manager george timbers has submitted his resignation effective the end of february jim thomas master artist a2 winter carnival capers a6 15 18 19 arlene soars to the topa10 a roaring reunion a11 calendar of eventsa19 sports hockey playoffs heat upa1 j melissa carroll comeback glrla14 j t f 1 i