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4 stouffville suntribune thursday march 29 2007 town of whitchurchstouffville izountty jtipstyle close to the city totfusi offke 9056401900 or 90552423 museum 9052954 ok 18882900337 wvmtownoscoiii lebovic leisure ellpre 905 2pjlay7529 public library 905642rem7323 iiimiiwswihb the town of whitchurchstouffville is receiving proposals to produce the towns annual review for 2006 the following are the specifications required b c d e 16page booklet similar to previous editions supplier to suggest format design and print quality options print quantity options 500 1000 and 2000 basic text to be provided supplier to include allowances for copywriting design and graphic services equivalent to 20042005 editions pdf version provided for web site completion date of product june 15 2007 the objective of the annual report is to provide a summary of the towns operations and major accomplishments for 2006 the report also must include a report from the treasurer and copies of the final audited financial statements proposals will be evaluated according to the following criteria a assessment of suppliers past experiencecapabilities b proposed approach to design and brochure specifications and c price examples of previous work are encouraged to view previous years annual review please go to our web site wwwtownofwscom please forward clearly marked replies to caos office attention chris paule town of whitchurchstouffville 37 sandiford dr 4th floor stouffville on l4a 7x5 or email chrispauletownofwscom or fax 9056409259 please reply by friday april 132007 community notices put it in the box plastic bjgsfull of recyclabtos cannot go through the regions automated sorting equipment plauso your felt box think murfe h bu itilork or pgloll important information regarding recycling collection effective immediately plastic bags and shredded paper are no longer accepted for recycling collection plastic bags full of recy- clables and shredded paper cannot go through the regions auto mated sorting equipment any items placed out for collection in plastic bags or mixed with shredded paper will not by collected please use your blue box we apologize for any inconvenience sffimg review of towns procedural bylaw council will be reviewing the towns procedural bylaw at the council in committee meeting of april 3rd the revised bylaw will be presented to council for adoption at the council in committee meeting on april 17th wmmwm pursuant to notice bylaw 2002210ms notice is given that bylaws will be presented to council at the meeting scheduled for april 3 2007 in the council chambers for the naming of streets within 3 plans of subdivision sheriff corporation industrialbusiness park plan of subdivision 19tw06003 in part of lot 34 concession 8 generally located south of main street west of ninth line adjacent to hoover park drive the proposed street names being mostar street extension of existing sandiford drive extension of existing brookview avenue or innovator avenue northern gate plan of condominium in part of lot 3 cone 10 generally located on the east side of tenth line opposite the intersection of hemlock drive the proposed street names being walter atkinson avenue leland lane frank bennett drive and norm faulkner drive mattamy ninth linelimited residential plan of subdivision 19tw04006 in part of lots 34 cone 9 generally located east of ninth line and north of hoover park drive west of the go transit corridor the proposed streets being greenhouse lane miltrose crescent flower gardens muston lane kartok avenue brill close and elmeade lane for information or to submit written comments contact jack boonstra development coordinator at 905 6401910 or 905- 8955299 ext 250 prime ice time available stouffville arena please call 905 6401910 ext 287 upcoming events saturday storytime at your library 1015- 1045 am free admission tuesday storytime at your library 1015- 1045 am age 3 6 yrs free admission iffiwm level headed leadership new unique leadership development opportunity for youth ages 13 this one of a kind opportunity in conjunction with laura hunter steps program will focus on developing leadership skills in youth through handson groundwork exercises with horses participants will be assigned a horse at the start of the program and that will be their learning buddy for the duration of the course knowledge of horses is not a prerequisite for participa tion at the completion of the course candidates will receive a leader ship certificate and have the opportunity to continue their learning through involvement with other laura hunter steps programs limited spaces available dont miss out on this great opportunity register now program runs saturdays 200 pm400 pm starting april 14 register at the lebovic leisure centre spring programs begin the week of april 2 2007 there is still time to register for all leisure services community lifestyle aquatics and summer camp programs registration is ongoing at the lebovic leisure centre a complete leisure services guide with all program information can be found on the town website wwwtownofwscom for program availability please call 905642play 7529 intro lifestyle classes at lebovic leisure centre free nordic walking class tuesday april 3 930 1030 am or 630 730 pm specifically designed poles are used to engage the upper body while walking poles are provided for the intro class an eight week program is available after the intro class free introductory taoist tai chi class wed april 4 805- 905 pm tai chi is a gentle activity that improves circulation balance and coordination and increases energy levels a ten week program is available following the intro class for information call 9056427529 preschool craft at your library wednesday april 4 1 0 1 5- 1 045 am age 36 years cost 200chiid preregistration is necessary gypsy moon theatre presents at your library following her hearts desire the maud lewis story thursday april 12 730 pm 830 pm free admission through her painting maud lewis renowned nova scotia folk artist 19031970 overcame physical challenges and poverty janice turner and lois hayes combine puppetry and storytelling to celebrate mauds spirit annual giant book sale at the library march 29 to april i free admission all proceeds go towards library resources for details of times check the library website wwwwhitehurchlibrarv on ca