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dainty donuts deli 18 ringwood drive buy a sandwich get a small coffee or pop free ine lribune iv 1 1 l working os 6424540 107 no 30 a met rolahd community newspaper wednesday july 26 1995 10 pages 50 1 j w coinhiunity parkview set to expand bymikeruta correspondent all wet alicia tysin 2 gets a faceful of water from sister jessica at the stouffviue pool on wednesday the pool is in full operation to relieve the heat photorjoeftd witteveen parkview village administration has made public plans to expand the facility with the addition of a threestory build ing containing 45 new residences the building will be attached to the auditorium and buy ers will enter a right occupy agreement with the facility we hold the deed explained executive administrator lloyd hogg and when the occupant is finished with the unit for whatever reason it is sold back to the parkview organization on a 90 per cent 10 per cent basis he said the 90 per cent of the selling price goes to the occu pant and 10 per cent to parkview if the unit is sold in a rising market the occupant will also get 50 per cent of the increased value hogg said the organization is already taking reservations for the units and that construction should begin in the spring with residents moving into the units in 1997 the residences will be one and twobed room suites and the starting price for one bedroom units will be 154900 arid two- bedroom units start at 170000 the unit price he said includes underground parking and indoor access to the village centre and gardenview restaurant an open house and presentation will be held aug 1 in the village auditorium at 330 pm and 630 pm hogg teens in park problem parent bymikeruta correspondent suzanne beaulieu has had enough for the second time in three months local teenagers have walked into her main street backyard stolen her lawn chairs and taken them to the park to sit on while drinking late into the night beaulieu said shes out about 100 my husband saw them in the park sitting on them she said he didnt want to go over because who knows what theyre on by the time the police came they were gone and so were the chairs beaulieu said its always the same group of about 20 teenagers she sees in the park- and its time the ongoing problem of youths drinking and doing drugsin the park is addressed our children are suffering because we dont take them to the park anymore she said ifs really does take the whole community to do something about it im will ing to get the ball rolling while police came and took a statement from beaulieu they said theres little they can do with only one patrol car in the area beaulieu didnt have to be told this on one occasion she watched as police poured out the youths beer and liquor and sent them pack ing but 6nce the police were gone the group was back with a fresh supply of booze beaulieu spoke with some one in the office of new durhamyork mpp julia munro and they agreed that there should be more police cars patrolling the area she has yet to speak to the town about the problem beaulieu said theres defi nitely a connection between the problem and school being out pointing out that theres nowhere for stouf fviue teens to go ninety per cent of the good kids in stouffville are suffering because of the 10 per cent she said lebovic acquires collection of elizabeth fraser williamson mike sandiford cuts some herbs drying in the window of the whltchurchstouffvllle muse um at the facilitys summer program the children participating learn how to make flower pot bread apple butter and taffy pnouvsjoerdwitteveen by kate gilderdale correspondent as part of his continuing commitment to arts and culture stouffville develop er joe lebovic purchased the entire works of scarbor ough sculptor elizabeth fraser williamson last week the 176piece collection of concrete and bronze sculp tures officially became the property of the joseph and wolf lebovic foundation thursday july 20 at scar borough civic centre its my choice where the collection goes eventually said lebovic but in the meantime i am setting up a museum and art gallery in scarborough where i am going to display her work and the work of other scar borough artists and this is going to be put up in one of my buildings at no charge he also said he would be willing to exhibit the collec tion in municipalities across metro including stouffville if they are will ing to provide adequate security the foundation gives in excess of half a million dol lars a year to different char ities it also has a stouf fville charitable foundation and we put an ad in the paper a few years ago but stouffville hasnt come up with ideas as to how to spend the money the foundation has pro vided local sponsorships and donations for a number of events and organizations including the strawberry festival the latcham gallery and the york- durham heritage railway association- stouffville fs one of my pet projects and i spend most of my time there i have the money and i am prepared to help but people have to come up with ideas for something in the arts allergic symptoms on the rise here by bruce stapley correspondent with national surveys showing a steady increase in people showing allergic symptoms of varying serious ness stouffville would appear to be following the countrywide trend according to local doctors and phar macists while the experts contacted by the tribune couldnt reach a consensus as to whether this season has been par ticularly trying for allergy sufferers or even what makes some years worse than others they are all in agreement that for those affected life becomes anything but pleasant when the sneezing begins it would appear to be worse this year but i dont know why said dr don petrie of the stouf fville medical centre it may be the kind of spring we had the trees seem to have budded differently maybe ifs the climate or the atmosphere but whether its worse this year or not when someone starts to suffer every years the worst year please see page 2 shareholders meeting from left vivian and jean gles and walter garrison share holders in the organic farm on the yorkdurham line study the first crop of onions the community farm is run by peo ple from across the region for a fee and a few hours work the members share the yield of the farm at rear marc fedeak picks weeds pmostevesouemnue auto 1hf centre hours monday- friday 8 am 8 pm saturday 8 am 5 pm sunday closed service manager bruce mackeruse 6405050 canadian tire stou weekly special vise with 1 swivel base 1 regular price 1 ffville i this week only 19 retail store hours monday friday 830 ajn 8 pjn saturday 830 a jtt 6 pjn sunday najn4pm store manager robert van bemmel 5945 main street stouffville 6405800 save s2000