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To the Miles: “Mtommme people who helped to nuke the (>th 5m Studio Tom such a tremendous mecca. Vh «90:ka all than who came to the homes and fludwo u! the pawn lilting lull“. wen Ill I0 friendly. cmonngmg uni It seemed to be cmuy in; the tow. We gratefully ultmwlcdgc the amazon: than: support of out Ipon son mt! hope that the 9mm mg! than pauqm will tn tum Palm (her: OW Jo!“ 1w Clue Thrills. Debbie and Lm P . lo. Moozcy 3: Sutton Gxou [DA lob: midi" ooeoJVK Uh a: Wealth Advisory Group, Luchun “gollny, Lmd loom, Luv A Pizza, Map: um Copy Comm, hm-L lnlcnox Antiques, Machnzle at Sun Faun, Sloulfvlllc of Nah. Madidnc. Stan iv'lllc Furniture. Tempest m a Teapot, The Fukle Pull: l M,Th¢\lloxhhnp. mwspmp Wumy . Thank u nzeaflud-hlamucdbmcm. publicly an the mists who so may waded emulation of the tour. but who consistently produce w you on: year. Thank you Stouffvdle. on haul! of the Whuchurch-Sz M. Cnndison md K Mcch ‘ Slouffvule To the Editor: . After June 30 in Ballanuae, 18 ptesehool chlldxen W111 lave no piece lheeehool ,andSlxhoolagcmldlenwdlhavenopluelogoon summer ' l‘meogledl tCoundllo: Bannonugomglo um programs in nae, because these mum WI” need somewhexe to g ning on teaching the programs himself? Thu mash: really me the money! . Taking care of Ballantrae children To the Editor: Every spring and fall, majot work is done on the museum youndsr 1n the springwe spruce up the outside and do some planting, and m the fall we ahead ‘ for the cold. Similuesfons take place at Vandofl Hall; On Oct. 21, six 'dfrotxt9 a.m.tonoon. , n , A_:_LL-.... -L...- “.qu emll I” l au- ruâ€"r-v -v_.~._ "Vefi Visit the museum, bring your kids and tell your neighbours about what you see I have been a part of the museum’s clean-up crew for at least nine years, and have very much enjoyed being involved. I hope to be appointed for another four years after the municipal election. r ,,,_ _- _.__.. -Mâ€"I- -nrnnr‘ up nan-mura- -.--..---. This year I seriously considered running again for mayor as many people encour- aged me to do so, but I decided against it for personal reasons. However, I urge all voters to get to know all the candidates. 1 know from experience that they would be glad to hear from you. Pick their brains, tell them what you think of their ideas, and what you would likerto see happen in the next four years. , , 1,, _ AL- -AQAâ€" Log “In (1". m “I Iv "‘7‘.-- _c Tell the mayoral candidates you want accountability from the region. Are we get- ting our money’s worth? More often than not, the Region of York spends all the money on our southern municipalities. We want more of our money spent here. The mayor must be experienced, must have business knowledge, and should not dance to the developers’ tune. It is the mayor and council who spend our money and they are very careful as to how they spend it. They should be very careful how the region spends our money too. I believe that Whitchurch-Stouffville should have more than one representative on regional council. What can one vote do for us, amongst all the other representa- tives who want more for their own municipalities? We are not getting our money’s worth, we are being kept in the dark and it is up to our elected representatives to be a voice for us all. When you vote on Nov. 13, consider vx not just the fall clean-up. Steve Pliakes ° Whitchurch-Stouffville lenhifer Cxeeggan - Ballanmc vary Cleaning Alterations ME GIFT for the First 50 Customsm ; 'i 20 Freel Lane. Unit 1. Stouflville - 905- 640-9923 I.. â€" Readers Write â€"â€"â€" Studio Tour a big success Cleaning up for fall STATION CLEANERS ,,,_ _ I. "Au-u‘n' consider who will be the ille should have more than one representative ate do for us, amongst all the other representa- municipalities? We are not getting our money’s and it is up to our elected representatives to be Finally. 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Rally-0 3 Pet First Aid Courses Readers' Choice Award Winner 2001. 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005 www.llfesruff.ca 416-568-3222 905-201-5050 Markham Potter and stained glass artist Deb Kirk shows off some of her beautiful jewellery at her Whltchurch- Stouflvllle home. She was featured on both the Stouffvllle Studio Your and the Markham“ Studio Tour in October. Award Wlnnlnq Andrew Hamilton shows the diversity of his style and sub- ject matter during the Stouflvllle Studio Tour. Although the colourful homes in the painting on the left have an East Coast feel, they actu- ally deplct a backyard vista in Toronto. wam ' H Training