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Household hazardous waste does not belong in the garbage, in your blue box or down the drain. It should be brought to a depot location where it will be disposed of safely. When no longer needed, nail polish becomes household hazardous waste. EDIE With only 41 days left in the elementary WTWIS H 0' mist: rim“ Mme gaiwwggnmg school year. hundreds of Whitchurch-Stouffâ€" 0, M Music MW ville graduates will soon be moving on. So will Other participants in the service will include soloists Susan Ryman. Kiana landry. Rosa Alaimo. AJ. deBoer and accordionist Frank Franc. A free-will offering will be received with net proceeds going to the Whitchunch- Stouffville Student Music Scholarship Fund. Refreshments will be served at the concert's conclusion. School's out fomr The three men and their accompanist have been together almost nine years. beginning with an Uxbridge seniors Christmas banquet back in 2005. Engagements have taken them across south and central Ontario. from Welland to Huntsville. They've produced two CDs that will be available Sunday evening. Doug Hoover was a devoted husband. an affectionate father. a continued Christian and a faithful friend. Leading Sunday’s service will be 'lhe Reflexions Trio - Brian Evans. (tenor); Ron Wans. (lead) and Ralph Sider. (baritone). Their accompanist is Jim Wagg. The trio‘s home base is Uxbridge Baptist Church where Brian. Ron and lim currently attend. Ralph is a member of Fairview Baptist Church in Lindsay. Brian and Ron are cousins. Doug loved his church as much as his church loved him. It was here he also served as a Sunday school teacher and trustee. Besides his wife. Doug is survived by son daughter Heather. brother John. sis- ter Margaret and five grandchildren some of whom will be attending Sunday's 7 pm. ser- For a time. he sang baritone with the Mde- man Church male quartet and later hamm- nized with several foursomes including the Cousins quartet. He and other gospel music fans enjoyed several long-distance bus trips to conventions in the United States. A lifelong member of Mdeman Mennonite (lhunch. Doug followed in his father's foot- steps. serving as a choristcr and song leader. He enjoyed many types of music ~ jazz coun- try and southem gospel. Doug's passion for music. both vocal and instrumental. opened many doors. He took piano lessons as a child and later. the trumpet became his favourite instmment. As a student. he played in the then-Stouffviilc High School he exceptional life of Stoul‘fville's Doug Hoover will be honoured Sunday when St. James Presble- rian Church holds its 44th annual Sacred Music Night. Memories will be recalled through the sing~ ing of his favourite hymn. Great is 'Ihy l-‘aith- fulness. lire selection. chosen by wife Muriel. will be led by Bruce vanderBem of Noise Hill Brethren in Christ (Zhurth. Doug went to be with his lord Ian. 4. 2014 He was 74. 44th annual concert honours well deserved OPINION Susan admits it's difficult ‘to walk away". But not without future plans including visits to her granddaughters school class in Bala where she'll pass along a few of the things she's leamed. In doing so she’ll cany with her a revered Glad Park symbol that reads: "Respect is contagious". "It (Glad Park) is a wonderful school." she enthuses. “The staff is beyond reproach and the students are very polite. I feel very fominate." The same can he said about every school where she's worked. she notes. Some of the boys and girls enrolled in kindergarten when she arrived are now in Grade 2 or uni- versity. Most. she says. retum at one time or another to say hello. She can call all members of the teaching stafi and the majority of NHL dren by name. An office position was available and Susan accepted. She's ncyer been sorry. It was while employed on the secretarial staff at Dickson's Hill public school that a (loci sion was made to close that facility and mow French Immersion instruction to Glad Park. A native of Wdlowdale. Susan moved to Reno. Nevada where she completed her secondary school education. ()n returning to Ontario. she resided first at Milliken and then Markham. Her association with the York Region board spans 26 years. -()ne of these is Susan Boyuk who. tor the past 12 years. has held the position of elementary ofiice administrative assistant at Stoulfville's Glad Park Public Schml. On April 30 she said her farewells. However. before walking out the door she was honored l)_\ principal Terry McElrey. viceâ€"principal Marina (Jochrane. office personnel loy Rose and Nancy George; members of staff. husband Michael and daughter Leslie. a teacher in vaenhurst. At an assembly the following day. it was the students' turn to display appreciation along with members of the school's parent council. several teachers and some principals. Not to be overlooked are members of the secretarial staff. those behind-the-scenes people whose daily office duties mean so much. Roaming Around with lim Thomas