wednesday april 27 1983 sc3 park ps wins meet b stouffville fifteenyearold becca ness won the plaudits of both cohorts and com petitors at the con clusion of a two- school gymnastics meet at orchard park wednesday guests for the afternoon were stu dents from doon ps kitchener in the senior divi sion becca scored a first on both the beam and the floor she was second on the vault in total points she topped her class followed by monica francis in second place monica was best on the vault tracy emery was the top intermediate followed by dina emery and robin grove in the junior category tina fraas was no 1 with susan baston in third spot tracy emery was first on the floor and vault she placed second on the beam tina fraas scored a first on the floor second on the beam and third on the vault other partici pants from orchard park included anne christie ains- ley card amy ness andrea baston sherri hutchison kristi log vinof f and andrea rennie the ron robbins tro phy put up for com petition by parent bryan emery was presented to becca ness the orchard park champions in each of three categories are shown here left to right tracy emery 12 interme diate becca ness 15 senior and tina fraas nine junior jim thomas entry runs amok fifteenyearold becca ness scored school kitchener april 20 she received two firsts and a second in a gymnastics meet between stouffvilles orchard park public school and doon public the ron robbins trophy on behalf of the orchard park team jim thomas by sandra redshaw phone 6492515 claremont frank hill editor of the claremont lions club bulletin received the honorable mention award in the lions bulletin contest at the district a16 convention in aurora last weekend but it was the clubs parade entry that stole the show that was a result of its carriage be coming unhitched from the lead vehicle en route and pursuing its merry course until a very tired al redshaw finally caught up to it and brought it to a stop luckily there were no other vehicles on yonge st so no damage was done other than to al congratulations to paul and judy car- ruthers on the birth of their daughter this week norma and cord benson are the proud grandparents of a grandaughter born this week to bill and kathy benson of beaverton dont forget the tea and bake sale may 4 from 10 to 1130 am at the community centre sponsored by claremont co operative nursery school a number of residents returned late n saturday night after spending 20 days in florida they were murray evelyn lin da dale and david jones dean and carolyn evans willard and marion peddie and jack and sandra redshaw they were with the uxbridge black hawks playing in the st petersburg clas sic in the first game the hawks tied toronto obs 22 in the second they de feated dowling 96 and were defeated by oshaua antiques 102 secondplace ux bridge then played dowling again in the semi final losing 32 in sudden death over time they received a bronze medal for their thirdplace finish black hawks wrap up their season may 21 when they will be holding their annual dinner and dance loyd linton who has had 17 years of faithful service of driving the school bus is back on the job after being away for two months he was injured in a freak accident at home parents and children are certain ly glad to see lloyd back behind the wheel dont forget oliver at claremont publicschool wednesday april 27 at 1 30 pm and tuesday night at 7 tickets are 150 senior citizens free brad evans claremont was on uxbird- ge midget lls ontario championship team they defeated walkerton j r a special thankyou to lenora mckenzie and norrine hill who looked after thr claremont news last week while i was in florida dear editor april 27th is our unhappy anniversary it is one year since the ontario govern- a ment made their commitment to the people of stouffville along with a number of other things the landfill site on hwy 48 would be closed by june 30th of this year mr nor ton the minister of the environment said this was being done to restore the peace of mind of local residents t we all know that this promise was- ignored and that we are faced with con tinued dumping until at least 1985 and poss- ibly anyone who drives hwy 404 in the mornings does not have to be told of the j obvious increase in the number of full gar bage trucks headed north since the end of february however since the role of the concerned citizens committee has to in clude the monitoring of events surrounding our landfill site and keeping the residents of the town advised accordingly there are a few points that we would like to bring to your attention 1 our plebiscite indicated that an over whelming majority of the town felt mr norton should keep his promise these re sults were sent to him he has not even had the courtesy to reply to us we will be press ing him for such a response 2 we were promised a detailed health study and 12 million was allocated for this purpose a preliminary study indi cated the need for a follow up but nothing has been done the ministry of health is stalling and even our mayor does not seem to feel this study is necessary we believe it is absolutely vital and will be pressing to have it commenced immediately 3 we asked for the most sophisticated testing to be done on our town wells we have been given everything from double- talk to flat refusals if there is nothing to worry about why on earth cant we have these tests done for our peace of mind 4 did you know the residents closest to the landfill still do not have the pipedin alternate water supply they were prom ised we will continue to watch the perform ance of all those parties whose responsibil- ity it is to safeguard our health and eviron- ment and will report to the residents of the town on a regular basis sincerely debi mitchell chairperson first step stouffville a canadaontario work incentive grant of 375000 has been approved for the whitchurchstouffville recreation department z recreation coordinator liz lacour- siere told the tribune the 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