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14 stouflville suntribune thursday aug 14 2003 car m pieces from 45 foi iohe information 01 our flyer distribution m cherryl steer at a dishy 1951 fbrd victoria named the dreamsiclegftits tangerine creamsiciecblburiyasone of more than 325 vehicles on display at sundays antique and classic gar show at the whitchurchstouffville museum more than 1400 visitors came to see the vintage cars and 50 miatas displayed by the trillium club at the museum which is in the hamlet ofvandorf it took five years to make the the dreamsicle a reality thevintage vehi cle was given to stouffvilles lorraine schneider by her husband steve in 1997 he came home with a big announcement i bought you a car for your birthday mrs schneider rushed outside to see her hew gift but had trouble finding the vehicle her husband directed her attention to a neat stack of cartons he had bought the car dismantled at an estate sale mr schneider who has operated the painters edge paint and body shop for 18 years here spent the next five years lovingly building the car from the ground up mrs schneider said a photo caption in last weeks aug 7 stouflville suntribune mistakenly attributed the ownership of the car to steves brother mike the museum car show was the first public outing for the car mr schneider has also builta 1969coryette anda 1968 camaro and displayed thehi at the museum show several vehicles were chosen for ourtow withhannelofe vqlpe if does take a community to raise a child when it comes to our kids three key words come to mind responsibility accountability and investment over the past 10 years whitchurchstouffvilles taxpayers have paid for parks parkettes ice pads baseball diamonds soccer pitches tennis courts a skateboard park and an indoor swimming pool and library complex money even went to keep bur putdoor pool open all these things were built with the kids in mind still our local newspapers continue to report that youth crime particularly vandalism haunt us teenagers and younger kids vandalize our public and private property alike they smash windows set fires break signs destroy trees shrubs and flower containers while eyesores from littering steve phakes candidate for mayor makes us all angry town staff is constantly repairing damage at the gazebo on stouffvilles main street what was sup posed to be a lovely resting spot especially for our seniors is now a trouble spot seniors are afraid to go hear the gazebo a while ago police laid a number of drug charges against young people the arrests were made at the gazebo at the same time owners of down town businesses struggled for answers to the problem members of the business commu nity continue to wonder if the situation will ever improve cameras in the downtown core are not the answer nor is sitting back wringing our hands our children are our responsibility kids from whitchurchstouffville make up the bulk of the trouble we cant blame our youth problems on kids from neighbouring towns if im elect ed mayor oh november 10th i will propose that we come together as a community and pro vide a youth gathering spot a place the kids can call their own while the town could han dle most of the administrative costs tied to such a youth centre volunteers from our youths cores and service clubs could help run it we could invite the business community to get involved a well police sihcean ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure we need more police in town in our hamlets and in our rural areas if i am elected mayor on november 10th i will show the leadership required to lobby for niore police in this municipality the status quo isnt good enough last year about 120 million was spent on policing in york region still we are under policed in whitchurchstouffville i will work very hard to get us more policing anything less would be irresponsible adoptapark if i am elected mayor on november 10th id like to strike a townwide adoptapark pro- gram such programs have helped reduce vandalism in other municipalities theyd work her in setting up the adoptapark program we could work in partnership with our schools to have each school in whitchurchstouffville adopt a park or parkette during the school year students from the individual schools would help oversee the care of the park such a program not only would give children a sense of responsibility but it would give them a sense of pride remember kids wont wreck what they own arid what they take pride in children are precious our youth is our most precious resource local goverhmehtmust be the first to recognize this help is available to the parents who need a helping hand lets make sure every par- ent ir ithis i community knows where to go if they need assistance in the raising of a child remember it is the hardest job in the world if i am elected mayor on november 10ihil will try to iprovidt better links between the community and the child v stop the escalation of youth crime if lam elected mayor on november 10th i will lead a community whos people are willing and able to put their heads t fight crime in this torn lit we do nothing crime will escalate i ask for your support on november 10th support steve ipllakes for mayor of whltchurchstouffvilie on november 10th call 9058301292 or 416574903 drivers choice and peoples choice awards at this years show in the drivers choice awards gord houstons 1940 ford was the antique winner with a 1933 morgan ss owned by alec kriight runnerup jim raes 1963 impala ss was the classic winner with vic briricafs 1958 cadillac the clas sic runnerup the winners in the novelty class in botil classes were mary agrestis 1956 chev nomad in first and steve leadbeaters 1931 ford model a as run nerup in other peoples choice awards alec knight won in the antique category for his 1933 morgan ss antique runner- up was a mclaughlin buick limp owned by robert arid doreen ward the classic winner was a 1964 galaxie 500 xl owned by allan massicotte the runnerup was john aldreds 1970 chevelle ss artist sows offixfoallenges richard froriskes artistic explo rations ranging fromttaditional oil paintings to wooden dinosaursjwith movable limbs will be displayed at this weekends lions art in the park in uxbridge v painted landscapes on saw blades moulded reproductions of ancient gargoyles arid egyptian artifacts are the lifelong stbufivilles residents lat- est ventures after graduating from stbuffville district secondary school he studied graphic design at george brown college hell be among the more than 50 artists at the uxbridge art in the park which runs saturday and sunday from 10 am to 5 pm in elgin park admission and parking are free mr fronske has taken part in the past seven uxbridge shows having missed only the inaugural exhibition mr fronske runs his own business producing real estate signs using an industrial screening process more information on the art show sponsored by the uxbridge arid district lioris club is available at wwwuxbridgecomlionsart council on a roll tonight 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