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26 economist suntribune j srorts thursday sept28 2000 tqefitet u 1 jhjewuxbridge golfcovirseand a stouffville golf legend will he front and centrepct 16- tkayswhen the- ontario golf association is to induct 26 of ontarios finest golf ambassadorsjnto the new ontano jgojf hall of fameto be locat- ed at wooden sticks golf club in oxbridge included in the list of inductees is- marlene streit the sfouffvillearea resident who has won 10 tadianamateurchampionships throughout along and distinguished amateur career- stteitisthe only person tbwin the canatiianbritisli australian and us amatettf tides v jhji the of the haitbf fame is to come just dayslaftef the oga moves its r present site in newmarket to- thebjghly touted uxbridge facility c newmarket was- perpetuated by theneedand desire to be on a tophotcrigolf facilirysaid oga executivedirector dave mills 4 thefoga will occupy a temporary location on the course in early october then will officially move into the marlene streit also- inducted mn y canadian golf hall of fame j n i wooden- sticks clubhouse upon its completion in the spring of 200k -t- ail 26 persons tobe inducted are currently memberspf the canadian hall of fame in oakvethey include gary cowan sandra post albalding george khudsbnmoenorrrianand cathy sherk the induction ceremony begins at 6 pm stars shine in willowdale erin carters goal with one minute remaining in- suddendeath overtime propelled the markham- stouffville north pointe chev 01ds bantam a stars to a 21 win over storiey7creek in the title gahie of the recent willowdale red wings early bird girls hockey tournament r the stars went undefeated in roundrbbih play after posting wins over aurora 31 detroit honeybaked 4- landoakville4 1 scoring for the stars were- hayley- mcmeekinand lindsay brown three goals stephanie gilibertotwo ashley lucas sarah magee shannon hagarty jennifer krarnar and erincarter orie danielle paterson and danielle beattie shared goaltendihg duties and received defensive help from jill morrison kristine sabourin melanie paterson amber wright and sairah mikos ijipifsfs cannicns i to deliver the economist sun and tribune in the following areas markham wales avenue daniel court ambrose ct bishop cres unibnville markville road watcrbridge lane it rosemead close the bridle trail mainst unionvijie coiiperthwaite cres loring crescent casson place valentirijfdrive v k l court j calderbridgecres wembley avenue k fcrrah road- conistan road redwood lane lismer court- ambleside crescent kerrigan crescent leighland drive litchfield road t longwatef chase oakhaven drive rowland court calvertroad william berczy blvd hollingham road caudettestreet ellingwbod court surrey court loring crescent t morrison cres mary elizabeth cres tofnlinsoh circle s miley driye lancashire eoad 7 baycliffe road fred varley drive hastings drive lioriheart lane ccnistan road carcia street library lane heatherwood cres t raystreetj lazenby court yaselle crescent heatherwood cres emily carr drto tuscay court ferrah street montgomerycourtj blackwell court v carnforth drive fi foxmeadow lane village gate eyer drive muirfield trail lancelot drive emmeloofd cres toiiraine drive hans drive holmesdale drivei fred varley drivea carnforth road j halstead road j st moritzway its all in the arithmetic at stouffville district secondary school one half of an extra class plus a whole new curriculum equals zero time for extra curric- ular sports the sports programthat has traditionally played such a vital role at sdss is once again closed down this fall as it has been sev- eral times before over the past few years 1 but similar efforts to get i the attention of the york region jlbdard of education br the provincial irninistryof education have been met in the past with mixed response from students parents and even sortie sdss teachers theres a genuine soli- darity this time around afew years ago wheii there no sports people thought it was a lot of overreacting said heather henricks the schools ontario secondary school teachers association represen tative but now people are aware therehas been this assault on public education henricks who has estab lished herself as a dedicated and muchadmired coach in her six yeafs at the school said parent representatives on the sdss school council have been sup- portive of the teachers while understanding the dis- appointment of the students she says they are able to see the teachers predicament v people are starting to realize s were at a crossroads if we dont do something about it will be the end of school as it once was which would mean no more school teams coached by teach- ers willing to give up their mark- ing time and class preparation time after school as well as their personal timeon evenings and weekends no more lunch time sports programs or morning hockey to give the students a jbwdenbrbughvabout jtfie extra hclassteachers are now required to teafch every two days along yriththe riewgrade 9 and 10 cumcuium as being bver whelming j z k t sh pointe as an exampltb a newcmracoureeneisteliing v tlietertbdblswerenateamying andsrie hashadtbgvout and lineiip material oh hetowri for eachlessbn 4iii i chance t6 kdfflverkl to haps most importantly the shut myj stopped down of the athletics program vc u removesthe commdhfocvls that but whjesheadmite its hard has brought students together in to henricks the past v believes the teachers must con- bruce stapley everybody likes to get put arid watch the school teams play and cheer them on saidgrade 11 student saniantha alston she said the recent sdss spirit week with events like ring day and trivia day fell far short of- past years wrien students could raliy around school teams its spirit week and you cant give your school any spirit province is to blame alston who enjoys playing school volleyball places the blame squarely on the province ldont blame the teachers but we cant have sports and thats notfair to us thank you ivuvharris oac student ryan penny who helped manage the sdss junior boys hockey team last year said the curtailing- of the extracurricular sports program is a blow to the school for a small school we have a lot of sports so its a big disap pointment healsb cites the actions of the ministry bill 74 takes time away from extracurricular activities if a teacher has one more class to teach then they have as many as 40 more papers to mark henricks points to the extra tinue to work through issues with the school board during the recent contract negotiations as well as theprbvince s the key rightriow is patience there are different things with the boardand the province everyone would like these things to be resolved she said partof the solution could lie in lessening some of the nonteaching duties currently done by teachers were not going to get rid of the extra class but maybe they could help out with things like photocopying or hall duty henricks who has seen her six years as a teachermarked by constant turmoil is trying to remain optimistic through it all hopefully this is a transition the end of one era and the begin ning of a new onethe teachers are fighting hard to ensurethat the new era is for the betterment of education she misses the joyjhat coach ing has always brought her while understanding the disappoint ment of the students who were looking forward to playing on school teams its a difficult thing for every body when youre coaching you love it but i dont know how id squeeze it in now regardless of 1e time of year practice still makes perfect milikfin dovvlingcirr elvira crescent dorothy bntton sross 0 ostelaine dr -1- bedew uh cres wlclaavenue r- f boxwood cres even if you dont see your street listed here youean call our office and have your a ijfi j name put oh our waiting list a rsmake extra money delivering the papcrand flyers to homes in your area call today t 4 la tn nn w tfs close to the end of the sea son and the practice tee seems a little emptier than usual its to get motivated to practice something thats going to come to an end soon but should you really stop prac- tising im sure all of you know the answer to that question although it really depends on how serious you take the game ifyou were diligent at the start of the year and made your goals fortheseasonnowisthetimeto review them were you success- furuiacwevingthem if so its i time to make some new ones if hotfits time to evaluate the goals ybu were toying to accomplish perry curistdrt if your goals seem reasonable but you didnt make it perhaps it was the process of how you were trying to get there i believe that no matter what yourfabilityis if you want to improve now is the time to do il 1 j i i itstime to makethe changes that wiu get you to your goal making the changes now will be easier than making them in the springs l if you were unhappy with your game start planning for the offseason properly and next year is sure to be a hit t address your letters to impact golf schools do perry curiston 19 mill st stouffville ont l4a lc6ore comments to impactgblfper- ryc3webnet o v ij perry curiston is director of jmpact golf schools and wasthe1996 and 1998 ontario pgateachei oi the year js w i pvrfri j iii s