the tribune thuksuay july 3 in 19 w 4 bob hammond teacher retires by jim irving stouffville amoog the prized possessions of bob hammond former assistant technical director at stouffville district secondary school is a huge cartoon of him byfellow teacher and art instructor john roberts him at one of his favorite pastimes curling the cartoon points out that bob is the name curline woodworking is the game its not shoddy art work of course just a goodnatured dig at longtime woodworking instructor or as he was officially known assistant technical director hammond for curling is a passion and now bell be able to in dulge not only in that but in any other hobbies because its not only the end of the school year but the end of 26 of them in his case all at stouffville secondary ive decided ive put in enough time the softspoken hammond said while sitting at the back of bis spacious obrien avenue home im going to let the ball go and see where it rolls no more nine oclock in the morning im going to do it on my bob hammond events each week the tribune publishes a list- of events i the days ahead organizations wishing to utilize this ser vice should call not later than 5 pniy friday v- -c- kt stouffville the executive in charge of the whitehurchstouffville re cycling depot has set 9 am to 12 noon as the new saturday hours beginning july 5 ballantrae boys and girls aged five to 12 years are invited to register for the ballantrae summer playground program thurs today july 3 from 10 am to 3 pm at the community centre the fee is 15 per child with the period extending from july 7 to aug 29 utica strawberry social at the utica united church sat july 5 at 8 pm adults- 3 children under 12 years 150 unionville the unioriville horticultural society is sponsoring a best flower and vegetable garden contest with judging to take place sept 11 for further information call 2972461 or 297- 4363 stouffville the town band is holding rehearsals every monday evening in the stouffville arena at 730 pm new members welcome markham student summer employment office in the village shop- pes main street for information call 294- 3857 or visit the location monday through friday from 815 am to 430 pm newmarket student summer employment office for information on job placements call 8981224 lemonville the ucw of lemonville united church is holding a strawberry festival july 5 and july 6 from 1 to 5 pm at applewood farm mccowan road north of the stoufivillegormley road ballantrae first bingo of the season at cedar beach musselmans lake thurs tonight july 3 beginning at 7 pm sponsored by the ballantrae and district lions club whitchurch during the months of july and august emmanuel in ternational is holding family nights in formal evening of fellowship and en tertainment on fri june 4 the thomas family of oshawa will attendtime730 pm the location is the former youth centre stouffvillegormley road east of kennedy road claremont summer art course in oik acrylics- pastels and watercolors for additional information call georgia tremaine at 6492996 stouffville the congregations of st james presbyterian church and stouffville united church will hold summer services together beginning july 6 at 10 am in the united church and continuing there for the rest of the month august services are in the presbyterian church at the same time j claremont senior lawnbowling tournament for the town of pickering trophy thursday today july 3 beginning at 130 pm stouffville friendship camp for boys and girls ages 5 to 11 years at willow springs lemonville from aug il ls registration deadline is july 20 registration fee 500 for additional information call 6403911 time in the same breath he starts listing some of the things that have to be done around the house and yard and it looks as if his time is going to be just as full as it ever was and that nine oclock may come even a bit earlier than usual but before all those painting and repair jobs get underway bob and his wife plan to do some travelling canada the united states and europe provided i have the money he adds hes also a- ham operator although i havent done it for years it may be time now bob and jean hammond have been in their home which boasts a 150foot lot in the back and 100foot frontage since coming to stouff ville in 1954 it was an ominous beginning because it was also the day hurricane hazel paid her respects the hammonds found the basement full of water when he went to check it the stairs gave way and he found himself swimming in it just as well that curling er woodworking was his game bob also started at the school that year 1954 the first year of its existence it was much more the village at mosphere then with just 10 teachers and 250 students i knew everybody when i first came hammond recalled almost wistfully it seemed now the school has closer to 1000 students and although hanrumvnh didnt come right out and say it the impression was there that it was tougher now there wasnt the rapport there used to be that doesnt say he hasnt been happy ive enjoyed it he said weve had good staff principals and kids and one of the biggest en joyments for him has been is seeing former students who were now in the same profession coming back to see him originally from north bay bob came to stouffville by way of the rcaf whom he served overseas with and toronto where he worked for an xray firm in between he took summer courses later when a chance came for him to go to western canada he decided to stay in the east and finish his schooling however as there werent any accredited courses in the wood working line in canada he had to go to buffalo state teachers college to get his degree all told between working and taking courses it was seven years before he could hang up his woodworking shingle now its all behind him as a profession from now on it will just be taking it easy but first theres that trip across canada or europe or the- states whichever comes first then theres the garage it needs painting and those huge grounds need careful care and there may be some practice teaching and then theres that retiring heck hes just getting started let penalty fit the crime by john stephens york cowtty board of education trustee joey was an intense aggressive player so it wasnt surprising to hear a stream of invectives aimed at anyone and everyone as he left the court in a losing cause that day untetauatdy the game played after school hours was on school property and his stirring obscenities were picked up by observing teaches one of whom became a target the principal was nice but said this time my son you have gone too far and suspended joey for three school days for conduct un becoming joey who by this time had apologized to the teacher- and his father felt that the penalty far outweighed the deed and appealled as was their right to the board of education for review it just happened that the following monday a board meeting was scheduled but by that time- joey had already lost one day of school the matter raised two serious questions a did the circumstances warrant suspension and if so was it worth three school days b since joey had appealed to the board was it right that joey should be suspended during the period before the board made its decision theres hardly an athlete around who at one time or other hasnt done precisely what joey did joey will not gain credit for innovative in vectives theyve all been heard before but surely this was a matter for league personnel to determine the penalty not the teachers the nrincinal or the board just bow far is the disciplinary arm of the school to extend and bow does this penalty rank with other threeday suspensions well never know tbejsecond point is more serious if the board bad considered joeys appeal to be of merit or had considered the length too long how does the board propose giving back the student the suspended days of school this point was debated before the board and its staff took the position that if the suspension were not immediately in force the appeal not withstanding then this would tarnish the authority of the teacher the majority of the board agreed we pride ourselves on our rights as free people magna carta the presumption of in- nocence until found guilty but howare our young to learc that we really mean what we say when a school board can subvert those rights in this authoritarian manner if we really believe in natural justice and the right to a fair trial arent those principles to be practised in our daily lives on what basis can we derogate from those principles for if we do we teach the young that these rights depend simply on the whim of those in charge thats authoritarianism not democracy surely weve come much farther than that since the days of king john people arent born democratic those rights were fought for and its up to all of us to be vigilant in preserving them the words joey used are not uncommon on school grounds or elsewhere in the community for that matter why should joey have been singled out for such attention and given a three day suspension which in other cases has been reserved for fairly serious misconduct what gained prime minister trudeau cute press cost joey three valuable school days fuddleduddle reunion claremont mr and mrs walter weath- miller of stoney creek spent the holiday weekend with their daughter and soninlaw dexter and karen williams and grand children while there they celebrated the mrufday of their grandson cray ton oneyearold mrs marks held a very successful bible class at the united church june 23 to 27 fiftysix children at tended anna johnsens of kitchener spent the weekend with dorothy middleton the enjoyed saturday morning break fast at the home of mrs anonby in the evening they attended a dinner party at the home of mrs amy hood of ballantrae other guests were olive 1 vine of claremont and evelyn dishley of markham donna beelby celebrated her twenty- first birthday june 30 mary redshaw held a family birthday party 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