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the tribune thursday nov 15 1973 4 just f olio w the plunk plunk by jim thomas stouffville just follow the sound of the musk commented a staff teacher at summitview public school when i enquired concerning the principal during the noon lunch period friday the door of a second floor classroom was closed but the plunk plunk plunk of several ukeleles was audible through the hall i knocked then entered inside were fourteen tow and girls sealed in a semicircle and listening intently to their teacher mr lome boadway each held a ukelele and strummed it in unison on command however this was no ordinary class no ordi nary students it was a volunteer f ng to sacrifice a portion of their lunch period and obviously enjoying every minute of it there are actually four classes the princi pal explained later two for ukeleles and two for guitars group one is for beginners and group two for advanced in total about eighty pupils are involved the boys and girls have their own instruments and take them home following each practice there are two noonhour sessions each week and two at 330 it all started about six years ago mr boadway said a few students had guitars and wanted some help last june parents attending the openair graduation exercises were thrilled by the performance of these young people they also play at the annual christmas program its really quite elementary says the principal modestly its a fun thing and they all scca to enjoy it mr boadway admits he knows more about ukeleles than guitars and advises budding guitarists to take private lessons if they wish to advance their learning past the fun stage he feels the association may encourage the boys and girls to continue the training later on and perhaps strive to join the junior and senior bands at the high school with the fall term only 2i months old the beginners already show real promise the advanced musicians are just that advanced with a repetoire of several numbers they sing while they play members of the ukelele band include beginners mark boadway robin donn martha harrott sandra keeping susan mattison beth mcbride mike mumford teresa rae heather raymer brenda steel valerie stevason darlene wagg cathy gourley franceska degliangeli advanced lorianne barry elaine duxbury kelly glenn robin gorringe mark herold mary lang joy madill peggy mcbride brian mercer kim morley paul ramer heather roper pam schmidt alan thorne carol whale pauline whale and cindy wilson ten year old darlene wagg is a beginner in one of two ukelele bands at stouffvilles summitview school close to 80 boys and girls are involved the instructor is principal lome boadway jim thomas car in the picture let us help first to the show room and then to your full service bank its just that simple stop in and inquire about a lowcost automobile loan then picture yourself behind the drivers seat of a great new 74- model don deacon sa land freeze unfair york center i am concerned about the unjust burden some governmenf ministerial orders have placed upon many property owners in our area first on march 2 1972 the land designated as noiseland in connection with the proposed pickering airport was frozen to prevent any construction those who had the previous day the right to be granted a building permit for a house or other structure found that this right had been miniroyal at lamitie stables th stouffville district credit union 96 main west stouffville 6402811 gormley the third annua mini- royal a fundraising project for the community association for riding for the disabled will be held saturday nov 24 at lamitie stables most of the 80 members of card will be taking part children from ontario crippled childrens centre bloorview school high point the cnib and sunnyview school are included members of canadas equestrian team will be judging the events the luminaries present will include james elder moffat dunlap and james day trophies and ribbons and the sponsoring classes have all been donated and there will be a refreshment table and bake sale j the horse show is the culmination ofthe years activities and the public is invited to see the results of the work all the volunteers of card have done publicity chairman mrs walter j pady said lamitie stables is north on the 5th concession from the gormley sideroad removed although since that date i have been able to help a few owners get building permits for reasons of hardship the order still stands and no one affected has received any compensation for this loss of the right he or she had prior to imposition of the ministerial order the same situation has arisen in connection with the parkway belt some owners have found that despite prior municipal approval they no longer can proceed with long established plans for expansion or construction and have been deprived of rights they paid for in pur chasing the properties i do not believe government should compensate for loss of anticipated rights or privileges such as is faced by those who acquired agricultural land and hoped to develop it however it is unfair of government to remove existing rights without compensation and i shall continue to press for either lifting of such ministerial restrictions or compensation for the loss of rights suffered by the owners at our f great used car and truck inventory we have a wide selection of fully reconditioned winterized units no reasonable offer refused listed below are some excellent tradeins on new chryslers plymouths valiants dodge trucks 72 demon 340 70 dodge monaco 72 chrysler 4 dr htop 70 dodge monaco 500 71 fury 11 2 dr htop 49 plymouth fury 11 71 scamp 6 satellite 70 chrysler imperial hi 69 super bee 70 chrysler 300 2 dr htop 69 coronet 70 plymouth 4 dr htop this weeks special 1969 fury wagon automatic power steering very very clean lie fbr 981 shamrock handcrafts gifts yarn novelties crocheting christmas gift suggestions custom knitting leather aurora road west tuesdayfriday 19 p i ballantrae saturday 9 am 6 p 6403386 closed monday m sij trucks caugutec hours tues 200 to 600 pm thurs 200 to 830 pm wed 200 to 600 pm p 2 to 830 pm saturday 1000 to 600 1 everything from raisons to antique ribbon 2 candles shampoo jewellery cloths socks postcaros belts an- tiques doilies kids stuff head gear mitts shawls custom made clothes one of a kind stuff beads capes posters vests leather bags knap- sacks jean skirts etc etc etc 3 special 100 percent wool ponchos from south america long 1495 list price s000 short s3595 list price 5000 various styles colours blue green white tan black brown 4 enter through the coin laundry stcufpville 65 main st 1695 emerald isle tors 64024601 limited m motors main st stouffville out of town call collect 8875787 technicolor j0ue andrews dick van dyke our wxt attraction- jesus christ superstar the mayor reports elect chairman i should the york- regional chairman be appointed by council or elected by the people this question was posed to mayor gordon ratcliff at a press interview friday under the act the mayor explained the chairmans position is filled by appointment mr ratcliff feels this procedure should be changed an election is a healthy thing he agrees the cost however poses a iroblem the mayor said it could cost each candidate up to 10000 an almost prohibitive figure many capable persons would be hesitant to run and im one who feels all election expenses should be curbed the issue has been shelved for the present mr ratcliff said question the former village of stouffville is now a part of the town of whitchurchstouffville do you feel this will detract from centennial celebrations in 19j7 answer stouffvilles name has been retained and the former village is still the main urban centre within a larger area so there should be no lessening of enthusiasm the present council must begin working on this program soon im pleased to see that a meeting has been arranged to begin pre paration of stouffvilles history to assist with this project a sum of 200 question what is the future of the area along main street west to ringwood and the stouffville gormley road from ringwood to gormley answer i anticipate the south side of main street to be an industrial zone through to ringwood the north side is rather piecemeal at present and it will take a major development to clear it up as for the stretch of highway frontage from ringwood to gormley i expect no largescale buildup it is good farming land and should be maintained for that use it would be impossible too for the town to provide services so great a distance i envisage some commercial buildup at the ringwood corner question has council submitted a bid on the present post office site answer the council has requested first consideration when the site is placed on the market its a federal matter but the municipality is usually given first chance the board of directors of classic communications limited is pleased to announce the appointment of j b jef- fery as general manager a resident of unionville mr 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