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m the tribune thursday november 12 181 editor mail v need leader in recreation dear sir i can well ap preciate cliff dunkelds feeling concerning all- star softball in town certainly no one has worked harder to promote and carry on such sports programs here its discouraging when theres so little support in my opinion this points up the need for a recreation driector in whitchurch stouffville an individual who will assume some of the responsibilities that people like cliff dunkeld have shouldered almost alone its one thing to be a volunteer but quite another to continually cant think softball now dear mr thomas with respect to cliff dunkelds complaint concerning mack of interest in allstar softball id like to make comment while i can ap preciate mr dunkelds frustration the association is partly at fault for calling an organization meeting at this time of year whos thinking softball in october and november when hockeys in full swing its much like calling a hockey meeting in july regardless of the attendance or lack of it i say theres plenty of interest in allstar ball here but not now mr dunkeld or someone on the executive would be wise to consider a meeting next march or april rather than abandon the program completely on the strength of the poor turnout oct 29 sincerely peter keuer stouffer street stouffville govt lax says leader dear mr thomas interesting to see by the oct 29 issue of the tribune that our local mpp bui hodgson is still alive i was beginning to wonder not since his at tendance at the public meeting in the high school has he bothered to even comment on our water problem here nor did he bother to receive the delegation that travelled to queens park even his letter published in part by your newspaper was in reply to an earlier one sent- to him by mrs sainsbury in my opinion the provincial government has been very lax in its handling of this whole mess mr hodgson for one could have done 1 much to allay the fears of local residents rather than leaving the problem entirely in the laps of our mayor and council im beginning to think that except for election time we dont count sincerely wilbur florian elm road stouffville dies suddenly service was held from the oneill funeral chapel stouffville on wed nesday for verna elizabeth duncan following her sudden passing at home nov 8 mrs duncan the for mer verna sum- merfeldt was 76 surviving is one son joseph of barrie along with three grand children three great grandchildren sisters ina middleton of unionville darlene larose of ingersoll and brothers charles of woodbridge mervyn of newton robinson and clarence of stouffville interment was made at melville cemetery for one week only im proudly presents the new sanderson fine fabrics canadian print line regular up to 2750 to promote this fabulous printline we offer it at a tremendously low p s until nov 21 only a truly beautiful collection of fine designs printed on heavy 54 sateen all having a pro tective finish applied the 100 cotton cloth is suitable for upholstery slipcovers and drapery order by the yard to do your own slip cov ers table cloths lamp shades toss cushions or drapery and save even more many of these beauti ful fabrics are in stock for you to take home assume such respon sibilities without assistance only criticism i for one hope mr dunkeld will reconsider and remain active in all- star ball hes needed here and so are the teams david havnes manitoba street stouffville orchard park school computer age twelve year old ken brilunger of rupert avenue stouffville operates one of the three computers now in use at orchard park school ken is finding it very helpful particularly in mathematics jim thomas stouffville were in a computer age sad the age of the computer user can be as young as six stouff- villes orchard park school is a prime example there are three optional units there part of a pilot project in a 100000 program supported by york county board of education the units cost about 3000 each children from grades 1 through 7 are using them principal john hincks told a parents meeting at orchard park thurs day the teacher in charge is ron robbins in addition to their operation during regular school hours a computer club has been organized involving mainly students in grades 5 6 and 7 this group meets at noon- hours and following dismissal in the after noon the benefits will be evaluated at the end of the school year mr hincks said mr robbins described the interest as fantastic theyre greatly motivated be said its amazing to see what some of the students have done mr robbins described the machines as in- finetly patient as funds permit more and snore schools will be obtaining them the principal stated with the ultimate being one computer per classroom trustee harry bowes said computer programs are approved by the ministry with 70 per cent funding an ticipated in 1982 mr hincks ex pressed satisfaction with the positive at titudes shown by students to date he requested feedback from 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