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st weeketifigrf rwemfietf 9 1996p 3 restaurants upset with prospect of ban from page 1 law putting more teeth in this law will hurt business especially family restaurants said john papadim- itrou owner of beefeaters instead of governments adopting a big brother attitude restaurant owners should assume more respon sibility and discourage their cus tomers from smoking to excess said papadimitrou if a customer smokes five packs a- day he should be asked to leave the restaurant just get rid of him said papadimitrou while health officials across the ceremonies on monday grade 2 students from sum- mitview public school will be spe cial guests at the municipal offices as part of remembrance day cere monies in whitchurchstouffville council extended an invitation to local schools to give students an opportunity to learn about how democracy works and gain aware ness of the role canadians played in preserving that democracy through two world wars the students will meet mayor wayne emmerson in council chambers at 1030 am after a short information session they will accompany town staff and members of council for the remem brance day ceremony which takes place at 11 am monday at the cenotaph in civic square branch 459 of the royal canadian legion invites all citizens of the township to attend the ceremony a service of remembrance lead by the stouffville and district pipe band will be held sunday at 1 pm in memorial park and there will also be a service at 230 pm in the legion hall on ninth line as well the ladies auxiliary is sponsoring a remembrance day tea and bazaar saturday from 11 am to 2 pm at the legion with proceeds going to the bursary fund donations to the poppy campaign are used to assist veterans and their dependents who are in need funds are also used to support the elderly and disabled and community care province are calling for very tough smoking laws sam kabiotis of wood bine ave said an all out ban violates human rights although kobiotis is a non smoker now he said a 75-ciga- rette aday habit nearly killed him i quit but i almost died still i dont see anybody doing anything about 27year olds being killed by drugs he said a york region survey carried out recently shows the majority of people support a full smoking ban in public places including restaurants still tony lioutas owner of main street restaurant is insisting that people dont need such laws smokers fre quenting his restaurant dont smoke out of consideration for the non- smokers he said a smoking ban would mean the cre ation of a snitch line how are they going to enforce it how are they going to prove it asked lioutas in york region during 1992 there were an estimated 514 deaths attrib uted to smoking health officials reported meanwhile laws tied to smoking are also being reviewed at the federal level health minister david dingwall has promised tougher tobacco laws very soon eiba rfl r community israrafflgffi rubbed the right way marita concil left and kendra west both registered massage therapists with the stouffville therapeutic centre work on scott richards of mag num copy centres on sandiford drive in stouffville to raise money for the united way if you can help out call the centre ptiotosjoerd witteveen omb hearing costs rise to 400000 from page 1 stouffville council chambers mean while the answer to who wins and who loses is expected to be known early in january said carmichael the motion for costs is filed immedi ately after the decision is announced what was expected to be a three- towns future on agenda the next step to determine whitchurchstouffvilles future planning will be taken on nov 16 a workshop for the towns growth management and the secondary plan sp will be held from 10 am to 4 pm in the latcham hall the 10member committee will focus on what could go where in the part of the town known as old stouffville the process known as shaping our future will include producing a document to be ready for york region approval in june day hearing has now dragged into nine days the meter ticks for all par ties said carmichael the application to build a cemetery on woodbine ave found its way to the omb after local council rejected the application a town official recently reported that the cost to the taxpayers is 80000 for this hearing if the omb gives the goahead con struction will get underway as soon as the weather permits were looking at early spring said carmichael stouffville students suspended for drinking on trip by john lambersky sdss correspondent suspensions were handed out to 14 local high school students last thursday for drinking while on a school trip members of the stouffville district sec ondary school sdss senior boys volley ball team were on an overnight tourna ment in waterloo on oct 18 and 19 when the alcohol incident occurred principal rod leonard said as a result we had to take action said leonard its unacceptable behavior the punished students which included members of the team the team manager and two fans faced threeday suspensions ending monday the suspensions also mean that the senior boys volleyball team is disbanded as well the students will not be allowed to attend this years semiformal or partici pate in any sports for the remainder of this season leonard stressed some students however felt that the punishment was too severe while one suspended student has admit ted to drinking alcohol hes claiming that the suspensions were unjust i just dont think its fair said the student who is 17 the spectators shouldnt have been sus pended when asked whether the suspensions were effective the student grinned it worked students who were not suspended agree that the punishment was too strict they also take issue with the fact that fans who were not officially on the school trip were also suspended i dont think its fair said chris lam- ont 18 the punishment was too harsh for the spectators aaron altman 17 said i think it was too harsh because its been such a long time since the incident maybe if it was for something more serious but it was only drinking john tamlin 18 a member of the team who was not suspended doubts the pun ishment will have any effect i dont think it worked said tamlin they wont learn anything by being sent home for three days in support of those some students wore the volleyball players uniforms on the annual halloween dressup day last week the administration however felt that such a display of support was inappropri ate in light of the facts involved confiscat ing one of the jerseys once the whole story was heard parents and students had to accept the facts said the principal he added the rules are fair and clear leonard hopes that the suspensions will send a message to potential rulebreakers that sdss is not a place where drinking alcohol is taken lightly its our reputation in the sports commu nity and in the town said leonard we dont need that kind of behavior watch for these flyers on saturday november 9th 1996 miko toy warehouse eatons loblawssupercentre 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