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st x zmyafiitsi mqmm til the tribune tuesday june 3 197 p 3 caribbean festival heats up stouffville on june 7 kate gilderdale correspondent dancers entertain at last years caribbean festival the cool spring will end june 7 when the fourth annual caribbean festival takes place at the recreation centre on ninth line an evening of sunshine music island cul ture and fabulous food is on the agenda for this popular event which is sponsored by christ church anglican in stouffville this years emphasis is on music and danc ing with some great entertainment supplied by the amazing tunka whose fireeating and limbo dancing made him a huge hit at the 1996 festival and who has also performed for canadian prime ministers a us president and hollywood stars models will display some of the gorgeous costumes from caribana 97 and the steel band will perform both traditional and classi cal pieces guaranteed to get everyone up and dancing a silent auction will also take place during the evening tickets for the festival are 35 each which includes a delicious caribbean buffet featur ing both mild and spicy dishes a cash bar will operate throughout the event for tickets and information call 6401641 cemetery vandal gets four months joan ransberry staff reporter a local youth will spend the next four and a half months in jail after being found guilty of vandalizing the stouffville cemetery the 17year youth cannot be identified under the young offend ers act he was also ordered to make restitution he will contribute 500 towards the cost of 10 grave markers a newmarket judge determined fri day the trial for a second youth has been held over until july 24 meanwhile two months ago a third youth was placed on proba tion and was also ordered to pay restitution the youths all males were 16- yearolds at the time of their arrest at the end of september 1995 the trio was charged three weeks after police responded to a call to the local cemetery there they found 42 headstones had been toppled and broken also flowers were trampled and beer bottles strewn about town halllibrary complex meeting set for 7 tonight a decision on the controversial plan to build a 34 million town halllibrary complex will be made this evening beginning at 7 pm last week whitchurchstouffville council dealing with three public meetings ran out of time and was unable to complete the agenda the council meeting will take place at the christian blind mission on stouffville road council meetings are being held at the mission during repairs to the town hall also in the agenda will be the issue of the vandorf and preston lake secondary plan vice principal rusty hick leaving sdss in september bruce stapley correspondent rusty hick is leaving stouf fville district secondary school sdss after seven years as a teacher and admin istrator the port perry resident will vacate his post as sdss vice principal to accept the vp position at markham dhs this september hick came to sdss as a teacher in 1990 he took a strong interest in the schools athletic program serving as a coach of the boys and girls midget basketball teams until taking over as vp from jay hooper in february of 1 996 hick said it will take some getting used to being on the other side of the basketball court when sdss plays his new school in sporting events its difficult to leave but its always fun to see a new place said hick im looking forward to it sylvia terpstra who is cur rently at richmond hill hs will take over the sdss vp position this september were first in distribution weve delivered 20393233 flyers doortodoor so far this year for further information on how we can deliver your flyers call joan or ruth at 6402100 the tribune watch for these flyers on tuesday june 3rd 1997 white rose moores the suit people shoppers drug mart lansing buildall zellers true value hardware lullllllllllllllllillluillllllllllllulu selected area only