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a6 tribune february 10 1988 mrs frances demarco geoffrey crescent stouff ville joined the staff of goodwood public school in 1970 mrs demarco participates in the leadership of many extracurricular activities including the annual spring musical scheduled for april 14 and 15 jim thomas annes coming to uxbridge uxbridge its described as family entertainment at its 1 best the musical is anne of green gables tobe presented by the v music theatre of uxbridge secon dary school march 3 4 and 5 the lead role of anne will be played by 17yearold julie hen derson a student in grade 12 with a supporting cast of thirtyfive kiddies gym program received 450 boost the tumbling tots gym program located at the whitchurchstouffville rec centre recently received a financial boost from rebecca lcntilct centre of la viiletta restaurant edward street stouffville a cheque in the amount of 450 was gratefully received brenda mckrow left and tina brown right of stouffville moms and tots added 100 trying out the new equipment for size are shawna brown left and kyle mckrow both age three blaine kaneko deaaosate free air conditioning free 5 yr unlimited mileage warranty 1987 accord exi 3 to choose from 1987 accord lx 5 to choose from honda 1 1 623 yonge st richmond hill 8849274 7734542 yongo street lzj wo are horo teacher frances demarco goodwood students are beneficiaries the director is staff science teacher john garbutt of stouff ville tickets will be available at the school by jim thomas goodwood when good wood public school hosts its musical sleeping beauty april 14 and 15 teacher frances de- marco will be front centre and behind the scenes it all started eight years ago fran recalls lori briggs then at goodwood and now on the staff of scott central needed help frans been helping ever since shes our featured teacher of the week the twonight concert with the actors and actresses resplendent in beautiful costumes involves students from grades 4 to 6 its a must attraction for moms dads aunts and uncles throughout the community while a major undertaking the musical is only one of many extra curricular activities mrs demar co fits into her busy schedule she also assists with house league soc cer the schools gymnastics prog ram and the science fair her home room is grade 5 torontoborn fran attended east york collegiate toronto teachers college and york uni versity she specialized in french on her arrival at goodwood in 1970 mrs demarco quickly what life in the country is all about she was a travelling teacher mov ing from school to school with glasgow fifth line and webb on her appointment schedule that first winter was one of the worst she recalls i ended up in the ditch several times i soon learned todrive really well frans days are long often she arrives at school as early as 730 am and doesnt leave until near ly five most evenings and weekends are spent planning the weeks work ahead there are times when i feel a little bogged down she admits a teachers work is never really done one must always be on top of things fran says or one step ahead as she puts it children today are very perceptive she notes mrs demarco says parents of goodwood pupils are very suppor tive she describes the children as likeable and enthusiastic they know whats expected of them shesays discipline is seldom a problem she explains mainly because everyones keptso busy they dont have time to get in trouble mrs demarco says shes thought about moving to a larger suburban school butit would be fund raising dance stouffville the whitch urchstouffville little league theatre is holding a fundraising family dance sat feb 27 in the stouffville legion hall children and their parents are invited tickets 10 per family are available at cards hardware john lords books or by calling 6420006 there will be both door and spot prizes with donations from the blue orchid restaurant and la viiletta restaurant the dance begins at 7 pm and concludes at 1 am less personable she says were very closeknit here teaching says fran has been her first love since a small girl tenjoy what im doing its very rewarding i have no regrets fran and al demarco live on geoffrey crescent in stouffville they have two sons david 13 and sean 11 both enrolled at summitview yes her chosen profession comes in handy at home as well as at school she says teaching never really ends she smiles to relieve the tension of a heavy work week fran enjoys the re laxation that comes with cross country skiing whether home or school is her classroom fran demarco sym bolizes everything positive about her profession shes not just a mother of two but a mother to twentyone and theyre all good kids she says proudly editors mail abortion story only half told dear editor the decision by our govern ment to not only permit abortion on demand but fund it with our ohip premiums makes me angry and frightened those of us who believe in the intrinsic value of human life and that its morally wrong to casual ly killthe innocent arc being forced to support that very crime when paying our ohip or else allow our families to suffer grave health and financial risks those who claim to be so con cerned about the womans health seem to have done very little re search on the physical and mental aftereffects of abortion if you stood outside an abortu- ary and watched eight girls go in statistics say one or two will never have a child afterwards the strong cervical muscle is forced open which can result in incompetent cervix the uterine wall is scarred so that subsequent embryo cannot implant the fallopion tubes can be blocked which leads to tubal pregnancies consequently as high as six of eight girls will suffer miscar riages premature deliveries labor and delivery complications proabortionists are quick to partially quote from the over- 1000 questionnairebased papers that find the immediate reac tion to having an abortion is relief the same questionnaires find abortion to be traumatic accom panied by distress anxiety and emotional numbness one doesnt hear much elaboration about these the psychological damage that can show up months even years later is in the form of guilt anxie ty depression sense of loss hos tility suicide and psychosis denial of the psychological complications of abortion by abortion advocates demonstrates a lack of concern for women and further exploitation of them one cannot offer assistance to something that does not exist therefore these emotionally hurting women continue on in their pain are women and unborn babies so insignificant as to be treated in this manner sincerely sharon middleton stouffville around town pancake supper christ anglican church 254 sunset blvd stouffville will host its annual shrove tuesday pan cake supper tues feb 16from5 to 7 pm parson history john dobson 4 cromer bay winnipeg manitoba r2m 4c5 is writing the history of the par sons family of stouffville and is seeking the assistance of anyone with related information one member was julia matilda par sons 18371924 wife of james obrien 18351917 their chil dren born between 1859 and 1883 included henry s edmund charles herbert lillian james f frederick p arthur w cora blanche laura l and oscar d free skating the christian education com mittee of st james presbyterian church are hosting an hour of free skating at the town rec cen tre friday feb 19 from 10 to 11 am this is a school pd day family concert wm wallace iii and family of ballantrac will be guests at a program monday feb 15 at 730 pm in the silver jubilee club main and market streets stouff ville all seniors are welcome kindergarten registra tion parents of kindergartenage children september are re minded of registration at sum mitview public school tues feb 16 from 915 to 1145 am 1 15 to 4 pm and 7 to 8 pm proof of age and immunization records are required theatre night st james presbyterian church is hosting a valentine supper and theatre night this friday feb 12 from 7 to 10 pm a catered meal will be provided in morris hall followed by a performance by the covenant players in the sanctuary the cost is 15 per per son ticket requests should be for warded to lillian davidson 640- 5653 marion jensen 6403783 or helen hartai 6406165 form 1 planning act 1983 notice of the passing of zoning bylaw amendments to the general zoning bylaw by the corporation of the town of whitchurchstouffville take notice that the council of the corporation ol the town ol whitchurch- sloutfville passed bylaw 882 1 on the 26th day ol january 1 988 under section 34 ol the planning act 1983 and take notice that any person or agency may appeal to the ontario municipal board in respect ol the bylaw by filing with the clerk of the corporation of the town of whitchurchstouffville not later than the 1st day of march 1988 a notice of appeal setting out the objection to the bylaw and the reasons in support of the objection an explanation pf the purpose and effect of the bylaw describing the lands to which the bylaw applies appears below as the bylaw applies to almost all lands within the town of whitchurchstouffville no key map is provided the complete bylaw is available for inspection in my office during regular office hours 830 am to 430 pm dated at the town of whitchurchstouffville this 10th day of february 1988 patricia 6 oakes clerk of the town of whitchurchstouffville 19 civic avenue box 419 stouffville ontario l4a 7z6 explanatory note bylaw no 8821 bylaw no 8821 reenacts confirms and ratifies bylaw no 87163 which was passed on december 8 1 987 and which due to an administrative error did not take effect in accordance with the planning act 1983 it is therefore necessary to reenact the provisions thereof by bylaw no 8821 bylaw no 8821 applies to all lands within the town of whitchurchstouffville except for a those lands described in schedule b to bylaw no 8735 being lands affected by certain committee of adjustment decisions rendered since the beginning of 1986 b the area indicated on map 13 in schedule a to bylaw no 8821 which will remain subject to bylaw no 727 and c tho area shown on map 1 4 in schedule a to bylaw no 8734 which win also remain subject to bylaw no 727 tho purposes ol the byfaw among other matters ara to incorporate certain corrections to the towns general zoning bylaw modify present zoning categories and general provisions change the zoning on selected properties and neighbourhoods and incorporate lands shown in schedule a to bylaw no 8735 coffee hour janet paxton of bristol ponds will address a valentine coffee hour thursday feb 11 at 730 pm in the stouffville missionary church special music will be pro vided by judy steckley and wen dy williams vera francis will demonstrate her skill at cake de corating ladies of the town are invited in hospital mrs jessie stark william street stouffville is a patient in uxbridge cottage hospital after suffering a heart attack valentine skate the stouffville rec centre is hosting a valentine skate sun day feb 14 from 1 45 to4 45 pm festival meeting the 1988 strawberry festival committee is holding a planning meeting tues feb 16 at 730 pm in the board room of the town rec centre police too slow stouffville norm faulkner coowner of the stouff ville flea market was noticeably upset saturday four pickpockets were re ported on the premises one lady reported her purse opened but no thing taken the men were identified and a license number recorded norm said york regional police were called at 950 am at 1040 am no officer had shown up during the interval it was ex pected the suspects had long since left the property