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the tribune thursday nov c ims 3 p5 4 teen pick of the week is judy hopper she is one of three local girls who are official figure skating competition judges and recently completed her papers and can judge up the third figure she is member of the stouffville figure skating club the tribune stouffville teen pick of the week will receive a 1500 cjift certificate from murray wilson shoes in st mark ham three seek trustee position service quality- variety and value since 1905 many more styles available than those shown medium price selection quality price qa selection trt 1098 95 to to 0098 v j stouffville a single david is facing two goliaths in the contest for whitchurch stouffvilles one tnsjee position on the york county board of education jennie bangay 20 is a paruime student in her second year at the university of toronto her formidable opponents are harry bowes a former stouff ville businessman now semi and john mcmurray a board member for two years in x york five years on the school board in stouffville and a staff teacher in north york so the question remains is it possible for a david of modern times to defeat this kind of opposition the electorate will be wiser after monday nov 10 while jennie bangay lzcks experience under fire ai use board level she claims her 15 years of involvement in the system has given her an excellent insight into its problems she also feels she has some of the spluticssp- there are parents businessmen and teachers on the board she told an allcandidates meeting in latcham hall thursday lets have a fourth point of view a view from someone who knows what its like to learn in the system ftesxtss grad and ontario scholar took a verbal swing at the boards published newspaper called contact she feels this media could prove beneficial to parents except theres nothing in it she says most students find it so dis- interesting they dont even bother to take it home miss bangay em phasized the importance of core subjects par ticularly english and mathematics she criticized the inaction at stouffvilles summitview school in completing im- provements that had been recommended as far back as five years ago she said other projects in the county had received priority rating when in her opinion they couldnt compare with problems as experienced at this site in an effort to reduce costs she suggested a cutback in ad ministrative personnel and some master teachers referring to the latter she said if theyre doing things that are relevant then keep them but if theyre not then get rid of them on the question of student trips to other countries she recom mended a continuance of this policy but only if such excursions are part of the current curriculum on the question of time she explained that her university work took only two days- a week leaving her sufficiently free to carry out duties as required of a local trustee concerned about cost candidate harry boxes expressed concern over education costs both in the 60 million budget of 1975 and with increases predicted next year a 10 per cent budget hike is sufficient he said rather uiaii hie 25 per cent thats anticipated he described teacher trustee relationships as never better and suggested that closest cooperation between the two should make for better students he voiced objection to the substantial raises board member had voted themselves in 75 he noted also that a ratio of eight teacher or teacher- affiliated trustees on a board of nineteen was high enough mr bowes expressed a willingness to spend up to 168 hours a week on trustee business and if elected would regard it as a fulltime position like jennie bangay he charged the board yjjcdk fjxrsheim gale hewetson valenti sizes 713 widths cdeeeeee j not all widths or sizes ln every style by designer collection florsheim 52 oo sugg list price our price 95 it heated exchange over coordinators salary murray wilson shoes mon tues wed sat 6 thurs fri 9 9 124 main st markham 2941189 free parking at rear entrance mon tues- wed satv 96 ii thurs fri9 stouffville a brief but heated exchange between a yvhitchurch- stouffville resident and one ofjthree persons seekingeiection to the york xourity board of education nov 10 highlighted an all- candidateshmeeting in atchaifihau oct 30 etjtfefgfverbal ex- plosionjccurred when a tqutionsfrom ttie floor oucheaj5ontne salary paid tbthec6drdinator of jjauaehtctripswv m iguijikiyspro tested fdaimmgsr the j employee jeferred jo was noun the udienceand the amount lofhis salary should not be fevealalheasked the moderator to rule the ipieryout of order and his vrequestjvas granted 28 however- harry business directory pubtkaccourtfonts bregman sharpley i akusatz chartered accountants jwaaainstw stcvuyime ont v- r resident partner i skusati ca tj40iwi m4h70 bowes in making his reply mentioned the figure and further stated that in his opinion such excursions could just as well be handled by a travel agent j mr morley became incensed he called it a dirty trick and demanded a retraction the candidate refused claiming the stipend to be taxpayers money the moderator cut off the controversy saying the figure was now a matter of public record mr morley said later that salaries of ad- ministrative personnel were available to anyone j wno wished to ob- i tain this information at head office he argued however that it served no useful purpose to make such statistics known at that kind of gathering markhams qual1tyjeweller lloyd bart ha u diamonds royal doulton waterford- crystal watches jewellery 76 main st markham 2944844 todays way is knits take a good looking comfortable knit that goeseveryvhere you do and is truly machine washable and youve got kitten knits unique trevira polyester and uool blend that is today 3nd everyday k f fpavid a huntley chartered accountant 64f davis drive 1959457 if leonard r jr rosenberg associates lfti chartered accountants 4 yone st s aurora phone h7s720 m9j74i funeral directors r oneill funerarhome stouffville t funeral director mrsfayminton continuous telephone service day or night ph stouffville 6402855 ortisrio 1r land surveyors malcolm phillips ontario lano surveyor 141 main st w stoukville phone 6404031 r optometrists frichard black od optometrist stouffville medical centre for appointment 40ini hours v hours 10 s i pm every tuesday marylvn shor j y 128 main st markham 2943282 with continuing to ignore summitview school despite its cramped condition theyve the board been passing the buck on this thing for the last five years and likely will for the next five unless pressured into action he charged he referred to one basement classroom in the building as a dungeon on the question of staff mr bowes pointed to a 15 percent turnover in teachers at the con clusion of the june term rather than acquire replacements to fill each of these positions he recommended putting nonteaches like- principals and librarians back in the classroom some of them dont- do anything but mark at tendance anyway he said he mentioned other areas also where cut backs in cost could be accomplished with respect to master teachers he said their use was questionable at the secondary level but helpful in the elementary classroom feci the crunch candidate john mcmurray said that most people fail to realize thatup to 60 per cent of local tax dollars go to education he noted that while a plea had been made to elect a businessman to the board from whitchurch- stouffville it was also a businessman- who had advocated a 100 percent increase in the members honorarium its not a fulltime job he argued so there shoulnt be that kind of monetary at- tachment the speaker urged cutbacks in spending wherever possible and called on the people to co operate in achieving this end if we do not then the taxpayer is going to feel quite a crunch he warned he referred to inside conditions at summit- view school as deplorable mr mcmurray agreed with candidate jennie bangay that more stress should be placed on core subjects so that young people might better adapt to the world they must live in v he supported the role played- by master teachers saying they tended to present fresh ideas to the school are todays teachers happy he asked they should be he replied the negotiating committee was pretty- good to them he noted however that he wasnt so sure- the same at mosphere- prevailed amongjstudents mr mcmurray the towns trustee representative during the teacher strike of- 74 expressed a fear that the same problem could occur again notice correction in time of santa claus parade stouffville 2 pm markham 1030 am mwnwnn tim etc get busy j claus 55 support t the kinsmen club of stouffville is again organizing this years santa claus parade the date is saturday november 29 i stouffville 200 pm and markham 1030 am s members hope to make the procession a success but this is possible only through the co operation of the entire community schools service clubs business places and individuals are urged to lend support free candies for the kids cash awards for best floats clojwns and riders needed if you wish to participate in the stouffville santa claus parade contact bob lemottee at 6401088 day- or evening or in markham contact g0rd land0n at 2943458 d r fltt fcl ii j t j r m f n