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in vist letter take time out for your teen today moiewenwcanbet mususby enjoyable timtfoffamlsmand comnunue cao 8822081 for mora i information a encore f- music problems solved for visitors to quebec name brand quality instruments by roland yamaha peavey ensoniq audio pro avrtru milc software loo toll 93590 wait xfajtone endiaj 8 8527179 58 brock st w uxbridge v editors note this was one of several letters sent to the tribune to be for warded to community newspa pers in quebec through the com munity newspaper computer net work if you have a message to express to the people of quebec send it to the tribune and we will send it on dear editor lb the staff of the comfort inn at levis quebealn september 1993 we travelled through beautiful rural quebec and stopped at your motel for the night and while there we disoov- ered we had major car trouble we will never forget how very help ful and sympathetic the lady recep tionist was to our dilemma she phoned various places for their advice and help and finally directed us to a transmission shop who promptly came and towed our car to their garage i we wondered all night what kind of a repair bill we would face in the morning at 10 am the next morning ibis same lady called us and said our car was ready and she would drive us pen i to mid 7 days 5892 main st stouffville 6402700 drug ivi arh m everything you want in a drugstore to the repair shop and when we tried to pay her a little for her trouble she steadfastly refused to take anything and finally the repair bill for the car was only a fraction of what we feared it might be the garage operator had shopped around for used parts for our not so new car we are writing to express our sincere thanks to you and your community and we surely hope that you will choose to stay in canada imperfect as it might be and help to make it better john and ann reesor stouffville trustee calls for reforms a stouffville school trustee wants to give principals more control over money spent on their school responsibility for some expenditures should be transferred from board administration to schools said catholic board trustee sean pearce who represents stouffville for example principals should have control over snowplowing contracts at their school pearce explained that principals of schools that are geo graphically removed from the boards administrative office are in a better posi tion to gauge how often the grounds need to be plowed this would be the case in the northern end of the region schools such as st mark in stouffville would most likely experience the same weather conditions as the boards aurora office arid could rely on the plant departments judge ment pearce is proposing that the board give princi pals the option of control ling certain plant curricu lum and human resource items he is suggesting that the money for these tasks be turned over to the school certain schools want the control and certain schools dont pearce said he argues that the administration depart ment is understaffed and that principals are the frontline representatives of the board and should have the authority to make more decisions pearce said handing schools more power is in keeping with the board plan for sitebased man agement however pearce added people are afraid to part with money they have control of his motion was deferred from the sept 7 business affairs committee to the october committee meeting