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own a masterpiece barthau jewellers 6404646 5 main st v scouftviue ihelklmie serving whitehurchstouffville uxbridge area dinner theatre banquet facilities d mn a memorable dining experience sunday brunchsmorgasbord weddings 6406060 r vol 100 no 27 a metroland commurty newjffiper wednesday november 4 1987 54pages 50 cent downtown hydro plan big project by jim thomas editor stouffville town council the stouffville hydro com mission and members of the business improvement area board bia will meet nov 9 to discuss a major lighting project for stouffvilles downtown there are two choices says hydro chairman herb peach bury the wires along the 2600 foot business strip or go for decorative lighting only at lesser expense the estimated cost of putting hydro underground is said to be in excess of one million dollars study completed the firm of ronald t gayowsky limited electrical consult ing engineers in mississauga have prepared a report thats now in hydros hands mr peach declined to reveal its content saying members of council and the bia should see it first well hash it out on monday he said chairman peach leans towards decorative lighting only feeling the magnitude of the wireburying project is prohibitive both in cost and inconvenience grant reduced the town had applied for a provincial pride grant that if approved would have been sufficient to do the job however the government donation was considerably less than re quested prompting some second thoughts on the project the expense will be split three ways with hydro the bia and the town each accepting a share mr peach admitted discussions between the parties in volved had been kept under wraps until all facts are in the meeting nov 9 will be held in camera the tribune was told its something that cant be taken lightly the hydro chair man said if the underground project proceeds the 100000 portions from hydro and the bia would be spread over four years the town would pay the rest a new application the municipality he said plans to renew its pride grant application in 1988 but theres no guarantee of approval with respect to decorative fixtures the poles 50 in number would be about 30 feet in height with coachlike lamps mr peach said the effect he claims would be attractive with respect to placing wiring underground the chairman says the job would be put out to tender since it goes beyond what local staff could handle lightings extremely important to the bia strip albert street to park drive concluded the hydro chairman there are many things to consider wmtcfci ecommunityheiitr rtilibeplacedbem public afa meeting in tbelugb school monday nov ifr tinietisspm r john hodgkiason oeiat5ieacmjwauht cer for yorkregion ijwiu hd along with mjftbr the study tea theliealth studyrepoi co abnormalities in whif eh hstdufftilte retatedtothes y 48 landfills m ofeastgw11ibjs3s ridthfctjvpaf tecjfmself enthusiasm displayed for childrens theatre stouffville a little league theatre is opening in stouffville the program is planned to en courage theatre participation by young people in two age groups five to nine and ten to thirteen years the projects promoter is steve payne rupert avenue three courses are planned one beginning nov 7 and ending dec 12 another starting jan 9 and concluding feb 27 and a third commencing march 26 and en ding may 14 two plays will be presented at the conclusion of each course children will have the option of performing on stage andor work- town plans to host 1988 hockey reunion stouffville plans are underway for the second annual markhamstouffville hockey reunion it will be held next spring likely in may at the whitchurch- stouffville rec centre bob lawrie and john lunau coorganizers of the 87 reunion attended a meeting in stouffville thursday others present in cluded exclipper defenceman les clarke and tribune editor jim thomas the first gathering of former hockey greats proved a tremendous success with 150 in attendance next year the wives of players will be invited a trustee committee of five will be named to finalize two worthy recipients of the max reesor award this honor will go to a hockey player and a hockey buil der john bayes of markham and jack watson of stouffville were winners in 87 due to the fact both communi ties are involved it was agreed markham and stouffville should host the event alternately a stouffville committee will arrange the reunion in 88 assisted by the past executive in cluding bob lawrie john lunau and bert baker all proceeds over and above ex penses will be donated to the mar khamstouffville hospital build ing fund director ed warlo w a teacher on the staff of summitview public school is the new director of music mania 88 mr warlow a chorus member this year agreed to accept the challenge following a meeting last week the shows producer is doris harvey the music director is linda hollin music manias accessible to everyone he said its going to be a great show stouffville the free- shows were well supported but the paid performances 4 proved a disappointment suqh was magic festival 87 that played to meager audi ences fridaynight and saturday however the high school show friday afternoon was enthusiastically received so were magic antics up and mown main street and in the town square we wont make any money but well clear expenses george schlukbier chief librarian and the behind-the- scenes program promoter told the tribune festival i organizers this year were dan bcaffey of claremont and david houston altona mr schlukbier feels the magic club should take to the road and return to stouffville every five years he says places like harbourfront and area fam fairs would be recep tive to this kind of thing with respect to tfie perfbr- mers mr schlukbier claims theyre professionals theyve played to mixed houses before however when attendances are small he tends to shoulder the blame the first annual arts award sponsored by the himself but not this time stotooviikimagiefeiuvalwas presented to the we did our bwt thats all castofmnsic mania at a ceremony friday night we could do he stated tonftim hovs idlrr anajsan ing behind the scenes the registration fee is 5 for re sidents 10 nonresidents aim of the little league theatre is to take plays out into the community for performances in nursing and senior citizens homes explained mr payne its an ambitious project that will serve to enhance the com munity and make whitchurch- stouffville a better place in which to live he said the workshop schedule first course follows nov 7 nov 14 nov 21 nov 28 dec 5 dress rehearsal and dec 12 perform ance all at the library times extend from 930 am to 1230 pm admission to all plays is free the budgeted cost per session is estimated at 104000 financial support from businesses and re tailers will be appreciated steve payne a graduate of pickering high school moved re- ccntly to stouffville from claremont hes had consider able experience in stage and tele vision work winning a silver medal at the international film festival in houstontexas in 1984 the little league theatre is wholeheartedly endorsed by ro ger glazin of the stouffville play ers we see such a move as an important development within the community says mr gla zin it will offer young people another outlet for their creative and imaginative energies search for water stouffville test- drilling is continuing in whitch- urchstouf f ville in an effort to find a new source of water the international water supply co of barrio has the contract town council has budgeted 75000 for the project its ongoing york region engineer john iluby told the tri bune theyre feeling their way along the work comes tinder the au thority of the region mr iluby explained at the request of the town whitehurchstouffville is re sponsible forall costs involved he said estate site is sold i stouffville the rural estate subdivision proposed for a 46acre site northeast of the stouffville sales barn flea mar ket will not proceed the developments been rej jected by york region owner norm faulkner told the tribune the propertys since been sold i it would have made a good subdivision with oneacre lots mr faulkner said the town was in favor but the region turned it down they were opposed to sep tic tanks j the new owner is a medical doc tor mr faulkner revealed h6 bought it as an investment for his children he said faulkner didnt reveal the price saying only i got a good thing for it the purchaser he said was an- xious to buy the family home as well but norm refused there are two rightofways into the site one from hwy 47 tenth line north and another from the uxbridge whitehurch- stouffville townline the transaction has no rela tionship to the sales barn busi ness mr faulkner concluded patient visits accident site stouffville twenty- eight days after his right arm was severed at the shoulder then reat tached steve navratil thicket- wood blvd stouffville was back at the site where the accident occurred he was released from st michaels hospital on a weekend pass and went directly to his busi ness operation in a gravel pit north of goodwood i workers were sure sur prised steves mother told the tribune mrs navratil said her son re turned to hospital sunday evening and will undergo further nerve graft surgery to improve hand movement everythings working out well and right on schedule mrs nav ratil concluded remembrance stouffville stouffville branch 459 of the royal canadian legion will hold its annual re membrance day service sunday nov 8 at 230 pm in the veter ans memorial hall ninth line north rev calvin stone of the stouff- viille christian church will bring the message on saturday the legion ladies auxiliary will host their annual remembrance day bazaar in the legion hall at 130 pm ders right a pastpresident of the unite church ccuples dab receive the trophy irom dan laftey the festivals coorganuer f more festival photos see page a3 jim thomas iwsib a voice of golda2 magic halloween a3 hard lesson learneda4 around towna7 sports stouffville soccer savedfm junior tigers in playoffsb1 volleyball champsb2 wendy williams page a2 i i