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COMMUNITY: Stouffville to do its part for conservation 0 Town gears up for Earth Day Have you ever wanted to try geocaching? The town will offer a Geocaching for l)um~ mies seminars, complete with an actual treaâ€" sure hunt, during this year’s Farth Day cel- ebration at the Stouffville Reservoir from 10 am. to 2 pm. April l7. The reservoir is on Millard Street east of Ninth Line. Urban polling walks will also be offered every 30 minutes and you can build bird housw for your back yard. Free white birch or white spruce saplings will be available. A shovel and container will be required to transport the top soil, no heavy equipment. There will also be a green living display area with information on active transportaâ€" tion, upcoming events and the helmet patrol program. Going mobile could become reality from page 1. ing our broadcasts,” Peter Fraunberger, chair of WhiStle Radio said in an interview with the Sun-Tribune. “Going mobile with a broadcast in the event of an emergency will also become a reality following some upcoming tests once our move has been completed." All was not lost for the not-for-profit radio station. It received a $2,000 grant from the Bikes in any condition will be collected, repaired and shipped to Africa thanks to Afriâ€" cycle. last year, 80 bikes were collected. Bikes can be brought to the reservoir between 10 am. and 2 pm. on cleanup day or the week before to l‘astRidge livangelical Missionary (Ihurch, l2485 'l'enth line. Also taking place is the reservoir and neigh- bourhood cleanup. More than 300 people tilled 1,200 garbage bags last year. Volunteers are needed to help assist Love Stoufiville in cleaning target areas of the res» ervoir. Bags and gloves Will be supplied. Volunteers are also needed to help plant saplings at the reservoir. Last year. almost 300 trees were planted. ~ Sandra Bolarr Be Eclectic '3; rpan ‘Kvpimng . aunqrrr -rm_c ant/gnu); ‘S ( UH) town, despite being told in 2009 it would receive, at the time. a oneâ€"off grant of $2,500. _ This year, the Mayor's Golf 'I‘oumament Com- ' mittee also donated $1,000 to the station. “Having acquired these monies from the . town demonstrates a possible and growing partnership that WhiStle Radio hopes will continue well into the future.” Mr. Fraun‘ ' berger said. ‘ As of April 1, WhiStle Radio will broadcast out of a new location â€" the basement of StoutTville Fine Furniture. Find your local decor export on . “I MHBKHHM STOUFFVILLE HOSPITBL FOUNDHTION MHBKHHM STOUFFVILLE HOSPITHL «Mormon r new we're growing. Together. ’1.‘ l -- I - I \VI’ ‘il'ill’i LEGHCV 5K Sundo , Hpril 25, 2010 0 100m B N/lllHLH LJ r7 Scotiabank Group is proud to once again sponsor Markham Stouffville Hospital’s Legacy 5k RunMIalk 2010 Register and Pledge online wwaegochkco Funds raised In 2010 will support the neonatal intensrve care unit and the renowned Dr. Bear Program, r-jcoiio‘i/iisi an /'i \Imlflivflr . Sun-Tribune / “AM um: r, ',. .;