Whitchurch-Stouffville Newspaper Index

Stouffville Tribune (Stouffville, ON), July 15, 2000, p. 1

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m w inslderi f 5 vs x- opihioiix a6 sports 13 classified 14 3entcduhca mmjoh from councils and school administrators ttaios gwjwss calendar y f tjf v event art in the park when today and tomorrow 10 ash to 5pm where markham museum hwy 48 js serving whitchurchstourfvilli since 1 srmeylbrbtlie j- jrearyfto tbwaifiklez v molson indv tomorrow 5- macartrace 81 librae 50 cents including gst 32 pages saturday july 15 2000 to reachus 905 6402100 hu- pharmaceutical fixrri paddsjolocalplant i 1 staff writer atplan is in the works to almost double the size of npvopharm ltd in stoufiville on tuesday whitchurch- stouffvillecouncil gave the nodj for ndvopharm ltd to add- 34000 square feet to itsrlarge warehouse and manufacturing facility -i- meanwhile about 70 per cent ofjthe plant willbe renovated is irieres ample rqorri for r an vexpansionas the company owns 30acresat the corner of maih- street and mqster road it is not khowhif theexpan- sionwill mean more jobs at the pharmaceutical plant the process is in -the- preliminary- stagetoo early to determine staff needs novopharm vice-presi- dent david windross said- z jnow tiiat the project has igouncils approval construction willstart in two- weeks novopharm architect allan levinesaid l inflate march about 2200 employees including close t to 200 atthe stouffville locau6n learned the canadianowned company had merged with phaniiaceutical industries ltd of israel k- at the timenovopharm was jhe secondlargest generic drug company incanada with a pres ence inhungary and theunited states npvdpharrns primary busi nessjs the development produc- tion and marketing of generic prescription pharmaceuticals including vitamins and over-the- xouriterprodiicts spotlight on stouffville n staff photosjoerd witteveen mattlarkin replenishes the lightbulb supply on the gables of the earl of whitchurch on main street this week waterlogged crops t prompt call for fax deferral byjoanransberry staff writer farmers suffering severe crop damage from heavy rainwill geta tax region council ygpesf alongwith georguia mayor rob grossis pfantbdefer theregidnal part of the farmers tax bills for six months lt would give mem a uraebif of breathing space grossi said for many farmers record rainfau has not only washed seed and top soaithawashedaway any chance of profit t thefannmgrcommunity has suffered severe crop damage soil degradation arid efo- sion due to the amquritof rainfall pvctthe past three months said gfbssi v georglrias mayor said hejraised the issue because thefanners havent been able to gen erate an income weme exarniriing what trie cost would be grossi said j l r r farm rielpusuallycbines from the proviri- cial and federgovemnierits grossi insists hes not trying to change the process trri just suggesting we offer a reprieve the fesponsi- bilitystiu lies with the federal arid provincial governriients v f- holland marsh vegetablevfarrner carl vvierenga welcomes the gesture m its great news saidwierenga this wul help those who need it wierenga managed to get hisbniori crop in at his 30acre farm but it was late planting i seeded twice wierenga said the first see growing page 7 mmbmrnm uci j mm groupj toti and country realty ltd 6400888 t i i 4 i si m 3h r i i tfti m y r i h i h fb j hi 1 j i i vj m hmiibiii 0 l a j v tiiaajgrgrw i

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