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They have been get- ting their bearings and directions from self-serving developers who are chart- ing their own course, while we. the paying passengers. are below deck oblivious to our final destination. the bottom. before them. And that of course is keeping Stouffville alive. library's March Break program. Rhymes, finger ple songs were all part of the fun for Drew and Claire and Christine and Sarah Logan. , Left: Latcham Gallery was a busy place over March Break Here curator Maura Broadhurst helps Kory Reesor put his stamp on a unique piece of art while Linden Reesor and Zoe Chartrand look on, Seemingly easy ques- tions to ask, but the answers may be tough to produce. We are coming to complicated and telling times. We may be at the crossroads, but it is not too late to go in the right direc- tion. All we need is the right leadership Who will be running in the upcoming election is not as important as what they will be running for Will they be representa- tives of the citizens. or will they be puppets of develâ€" opers? Will they try to pre- serve our heritage or sell off our future? Will they fe'spect‘our lan’cf,’ air and water, or will they treat them like saleable com- modities? Dianne - 905-640-3521 Karen 0 905-640-1657 New To Your Community? Be sure to call Our hostess will bring gills and greetings. along with helpful community information. LLCOME‘ IAGON Sm I930 Hugo T. Kroon Bethesda APRIL 2003