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a .y H) '4) H) H) :1) in H) u w. 5)5)5)£J£)5)8J£)5)8 J 5100qu BUSINESS IMPROVEMENTAREA ) 4‘3 6th Annual BIA "EIkacst 2001" - June 8"“) 5 MAIN-mint 1701,2007 mmwa Country Club Gin/pouch mm mm W mebbokmgmbym7m (”OHIO-1H1 «Human NotabmoamndIConwcr Mngapanon whaHOOdmatlon. Noxt your look for a Sunday morning Goopol Service followed by a "n outdoor concert. Volunture ero olweyo approclatod end veluod tor tho contribution they meko. If you are lnterootod please give the BIA office a call for more lnformotlon at 906-649-0749. Due to e prolonged power oulege on Frldey June a the leellvlllee were effected but, e goodllme wee bed by ell. ' scott Rositar of tho lari oi Whitchurch for hosting tho Eivis ngistration and an Elvis Party Night 0 Crossroads Rostaurant and Bar tor hosting an Elvis Party - Codar Bosch Park tor hosting an Elvis party 0 Otouflviiis Logion for hosting a BBQ and opsn mic night Thank you to tho Town of Whitohurch Stouii'vilio Public Works Dopartmont tor thsir assistancs. Thank you to BIA Board Msmbor Pat Montgornsry tor ovarssaing ths wssitand's tsstivitioa in tho abssncs of BM lvont Co-ordinator Ruth LaBianc. And remember, you wanted a downtown with interesting shops and services and now they are here are you? Shop outside the box and think downtown Stoufivilie first. SIXTH YEAR AND GROWING! A BIG “THANK YOU” TO mum. THANK YOU VERY MUCH! Harry Stapley and the Deathly Deadlines Unwilling to miss out on Pottermania. Free Press resident philosopher and ad magician Bruce Stapley and production manager Travis Merrick (aka Ron Weasley) pay tribute to Hogwarts‘ most famous alumni. while editor Kate Giiderdale is forced to abandon book seven and concentrate on looming deadlines. if you see her around town. please. please don't tell her what happened to Harry. WUCHUICH-fl' OUPWI 1.1.2 Jim, who'retired from SDSS asa full time teacher in 2001 after working there for 20 years, has spent the past seven years teaching part time in Stouffville and elsewhere in York Region. This past school year saw him receive the Dennis Herbert Award for Contribution to Sports for his coaching efforts at Thornlea 5.5. in Thornhill, where he taught for the year. He plans to return to the school this fall. After 34 years spent coaching and encouraging student athletes in Stouffville, Jim Fletcher has taken on a artner. ghe legendary Stouffville District Secondary School teacher/coach recruited his son lay to assist him with his srxth annual summer sports camp this year. Jay Fletcher, 26, recently completed his Masters degree in education in Edinburgh, Scotland. He is seeking an elementary school teaching position in York Region. ‘lt's now Fletch and Son's Fundamental Sports Camps,” Jim quipped of the merger. 'Jay’s a big help, and he has a great sports back round.’ The younger Fletcher was named basketbalfMVP at Port Perry High School during his time there. The summer cam instructs young people aged seven through 14 in has tball and volleyball; with camps held at Stouffville elementary schools. The duo will also combine on Jim’s annual fall and winter camps, which take place weekday evenings in Stouffville. FLETCHER 8K SON By Bruce Stapley Stouffville Ftec Pr: Swufli'ille