Whitchurch-Stouffville Newspaper Index

Stouffville Tribune (Stouffville, ON), September 9, 1987, p. 9

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tribune september 9 1987 a9 ir diane fassel a farmer teacher on the staff of orchard park stouffviue has returned as the schools viceprincipal previously she held a similar position at prince charles public school in newmarket its like coming home she told the tribune jim thomas viceprincipal at orchard park like coming home by jim thomas stouffville its like coming home in reality she has diane fassels back at orchard park shes the schools new vice- principal a native of st catherines mrs fassel received her elementary and secondary school education there later she attended queens university kingston and brock university st catherines shes presently working on her masters degree out of niagara university lewiston new york a young looking 37 its hard to believe this vivacious holland landing mother of one has 16 years teaching experience lock ed up behind her smile positions have included five years with the toronto board of education jlr bell public school new market aurora heights public school and orchard park she also served as an itinerant diagnostic teacher with five schools on her call list prior to her vp appointment at orchard park she held the same position at prince charles public school newmarket i was happy there diane admits but im pleased with the move she appreciates the closeness of the stouffviue com munity and the interest parents show in their children and the school the increased enrollment at orchard park opened up the new post diane explains she hopes to lighten the principals load and take over when hes away shell also assume a teaching role in grades 3 and 4 and coordinate activities in the intermediate divi sion mrs fassel envisions a princip als position a few years down the road she says the york region board is extremely fair in this re gard displaying no discrimina tory leanings this board is openminded and forward- thinking appointments are based on merit she says at least half the vice- principals in york region are women i applaud the board on its hiring practices mrs fassel isnt planning a change in residence the drive from holland landing to stouff viue only takes thirty minutes she says diane considers herself fortun ate its a case of being in the right place at the right time she says its nice to come home by david houston a community is defined as a group of peo ple living in common circumstahceswork- fug and playing together to developa better way of life v js i what we see on the pickering airport site is such a communitybut one uymginfear jand uncertainty a community that has de- sveloped slowly under very difficult condi tions v in the beginning we were a fragmented community divided between the two groups the former owners were still hurt- fing from the destruction of their commmun- ity and resented the influx of ojitsidersn over the years we have overcome these problems and have learned to live in har mony we are no longer a- transientgroup i- but consist mainly of longterm tenants who are trying desperately to build a solid com- munity v we involve ourselves in the normal routine of community living we talk we visit and we playi but when it comes to school tchurchclubs or organizations some of us find ourselves travelling to other communities because our own insecurities- have not allowed us to establish these things within our own boundaries the use of pur community centres and other common buildings has been taken from us and rented out to others we some how feel more secure joining established groups in other areas it is a false security as we are not really part of those communi ties trite security will only be realized when people can plant roots and grow jhtifc 11117 iv v most of us are either raisingor jkaver- raised children herearid would like very 7- jriuclr to continue to do so we would also juke to see our own children remain here to work and raise families of their own so what do we seeas the future for the pickering airport landsite if we the tenants b are permitted to become ownersof these properties we see the solidifying of a struggling community we see the building of churches schools and shopping facilities we see the formation of clubs and organiza- ytipns we seemoniesthat we are afraid toti spend being used to upgrade our properties and mostly we see a community of happy families growing and developing in love and i harmony secure in the knowledge that they belong to uproot the many families that com- prise this community a commuhitythat has overcome overwhelming odds and emoa tional stress to develop a sense of being would indeed be a travesty of justice let us hot repeat the horrible upheaval of fifteen years ago we cannot put back together the hearts and homes of a former community that w troyed through an error in judgement by r previous government but we can make i conscious decision not to allow history to repeat itself ff we believe it to be in the best interest of not only our families in general but the country as awhole to redevelop this area from its current solid base by allowing the existing tenants the first option of purchase on these lands norah stoncr left liberal candidate for the hall thursday and later pledged her support for riding of durham west attended a meeting of the all tenants now residing in the airport area airport community committee ib the brougham jim thomas 9 i i white rpse cutis ft vbej the secret behind the amazing growth off container grown plants from white rose whifyu hi m nam s fr marlow m im t m m frank marlow bsc agr manager white rose unlonvllle i grew up in the nursery industry and have seen tremendous changes over the last 40 years perhaps the most significant change in the nursery growing industry has been the development and perfection of a system of growing plants in containers often customers comment that when they plant a white rose plant beside balled and burlaped or bare root plants from other nurseries that the white rose plant keeps on growing and never looks back while the other plants seem to stand still its easy to tell them the secret its the roots while a dug plant spends time i and energy building a new root system a 1 white rose plant continues to grow be- j cause its roots have not been disturbed by digging i also tell thern that because of this strong root system they can plant a white rose plant even during the hottest and driest time of the year without any worry thus anytime is landscape time at white rose i come visit me or any one of our white rose garden centres and we will be happy to show you plants that will make your garden the envy ol the neighbourhood ihstaut hedges pot grown hedge plants stf sttf ml a 5009 a balanced blend of fast growing easy to establish grasses and the more permanent slow growing varieties suited to a wide range of soils ideal for planting new lawns and for reseeding soot only 3 ik only 6 2k only 12 shade mixture a special blend ol seed selected to thrive in shade locations such as under trees and close to soot only 3 20 using pedigree blend blue grass as a base we have developed a mixture which maintains an excellent colour all year round will grow in sun sr only5 ikg 0nly10 2kg 0nly20 lawn top dressing h0rtimix 3cuft 4 88 our reg 1499 sale i a w 0wlyi1 seed start mix 18lh 109 pue lawn seed turf si attsts white rose secret to a beautiful lawn how to start a new lawn howto rejuvenate an existing lawn 1 topdress with a quality seed sterling mix 1 mow lawn to a 4cm maximum blade height 2 fertilize with white rose iron plus lawn 2 rough up dead and bare spots with a hoe or f rake remove excess thatch 3 sow grass seed 3 topdress with a quality seed starting mix 4 use a rake to cover seeds to a maximum 4 sow seed fertilize with iron plus depth ol 6mm use a water filled roller to lightly 5 water lightly using a line spray roll the seeded area ws winter pro 6812 contains 6 vital fall plant nutrients easy to follow instructions contains valuable iron for a deep green lawn i8kg our reg 13 99 4 a sale 11 winter pro 6812 weed and feed weed and feed nowand enjoy a weed free deep green lawn 16kg our reg 18 99 gg sale 1 o devils ivy exotic golden pothos full bushy green and yellow foliage growing top to bottom on 18 bark totem pole foiled with devil pick great for gift giving i sale ewc rrrrs 88 our reg 1499 rrrrrrrrrrrv monday lo friday 9 00a m 9 oop m sat sun holidays 9 00a m 6 oop m open 7 days a week open sundays i only while quantities last i sale enos september 17 1987 unionville newmarket scarboroug 4038 7 hwy 55 yonge st s 1306 kennedy rd professional excellence personal integrity have nade us what we are today i tavtfni

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