sv tbibune april 19 1939 a3 squares are fun say students to some square dancing is oldfashioned and country but to hundreds of students at stouff- ville high its just plain fun for the past two weeks the gyms been rockin to the sounds of the virginia reel as phys ed classes take their turns this smiling twosome andrea kemp and david patriquin were division champions phys ed instructor sue leroy calls out com mands and directs the student dancers from on stage other teacher assistants include scott and cathy croucher dave connell jim fletcher and sheila coleman a gala dressup finale con cludes the course mrs leroy calls the event the highlight of the year j jim thomas country hoedowns popular at sdss stouffville for the past two weeks the gymnasium at stouffville dist secondary school has echoed to the sounds of the virginia reel the ten nessee wigwalk and other square dance tunes has sdss gone country yes at least temporarily thanks to a phys ed program involving students from grade 9 through grade 12 its the highlight of the year staff instructor sue leroy told the tribune boygirl dancers of the day are selected from each class a serving of ice cream is their prize plan paper drive the 1st stouffville cubs are holding a paper drive sat7 april 29 residents are asked to have iheir bundles ready for pickup by 9 am outoftowners can bring their loads to the site of the former arena park drive south across from latcham hall saturday morning- april 29 or call 6401941 due to doortodoor recycling organizers expect the poundage will be down were going to give it a try and see how it works gladys clarkson told the tribune for many of the grade 9s its their first time square dancing mrs leroy said according to instructor dave connell some of the boys res pond with no way when faced with the choice its not long before theyre right in there dip- pin and divin like all the rest he noted on one occasion there were nineteen squares on the floor at one tiipe totalling 152 students jvlrconneilsaid s other leaders include scott croucher jim fletcher cathy croucher and sheila coleman the square dance course will conclude with a dressup finale possibly this week one student wanted to bring a cow laughed mrs leroy editors mail many complaints harmony abounds with only one week to go music mania chorus members have now put away their song- sheets in preparation for the big show april 27 28 and 29 shown here during a recent im promptu workout are front row left to right gillian angus lori sider al mcnaught roberta feaver joan mcdonald rear row left to right cathy bennett alba trentaduc sandy ramer and fia caramanica dear editor after reading a letter in the april 12 edition of the tribune over the signature of gordon mar tins i tried to contact him as he appears unaware of the facts regarding the proposed ex pansion of the flea market unfortunately mr martins has neither a phone number nor a mail ing address in the town of whitchurch- stouffville i discovered furthermore that hes neither a voter nor a taxpayer so would ques tion his right to comment on the issue or indeed whether he exists at all however someone wrote the letter and to that person i direct this reply not just residents of wcstfield estates have appealed the bylaw letterswere also received- from aspen crescent gabrielle mews and shane court all of which are outside westfield estates because of the farreaching effects this bylaw can have beyond the expansion of the flea market and the fact this bylaw is so far out of line with the policies of the official plan this issue should be of interest to all residents of stouffville previous attempts to get the flea market owners to deal with the garbage were largely unsuccessful at the very best no more than a token gesture that garbage which did not blow into the homeowners backyards by midweek was eventually picked up was elicited only after many complaints some by the town ongoing complaints about the flea markets septic system remain unresolved to this date an appeal to the omb was a clearly ap propriate legally correct and timely response to councils passing of the bylaw and was made because of the plans to expand the flea market and not the garbage alone the appeal has certainly made the owners of the flea market much more receptive to our concerns than was the case in the past the letters criticism of a group of private citizens exercis ing their democratic rights is insulting and highly inappropriate the troubles unfortunately relate to more than garbage although that too is a problem consider also the considerable traffic problem that already exists and which will only get worse if themarket expands the fire depart ments respdnseho a life-threatehingemergen- cj hameyeddnemsy satur day because of theheavy traffic- thiswill only get worseifllie expansion occurs it appears however that mr martins has presented a very compelling argument in sup port of the appeal as the letter points out the residential development is incompatible with the flea market any future expansion of the market will bring it closer to the residential housing which exists today but with which the letter argues the flea market is incompatible incidentally i proposed some form of buffer as physical isolation from the expanded seg ment of the flea market as it would be an in compatible use which would fall in line with mr martins comments this was unaccep table to the markets owners james d simm aintree drive stouffville many parkview volunteers honored at ceremony by kate gilderdale stouffville volunteers at parkview home and parkview village were honored at an ap preciation dinner april 10 the evenings guest speaker was rev bob rumball of the bob rumball centre for the deaf rev rumball stressed the im portance of volunteers in every walk of life in his own associa tions with the deaf he noted volunteers have made it work we measure things by results not by theories in conclusion rev rumball told his audience we know the difference and the difference is you volunteer pins were presented to the following emclia aranco ilancc clarke rev jay davis chad diifton li ly gindra ruby gray bill keep ing doris lang jcni mon tgomery josefina robinson bertha stouffer rev frank swaboda charles taylor and rev winston thurton t h r e e y e a r bars were presented to irene bacon alta badgerow margaret britton vclina brubachcr carrie burkholder margaret clarke andre hcnri- qucs lloyd hogg pat mon tgomery bcv reesor glcnvillc simpson vclina steckley and adin ward the following received five- year bars margaret amos genevieve bruce darlenc campbell phyllis eyre alene hoover elsie mcdowell john memur- rav alma oldham peter parent rev craig pitts rev marlin ressler rev james shanlz ina smith levi smith mclba steckley and myrtle swayzc tenyear bars were presented to frank barkcy bculah jones martha widcman reata yake fifteenyear bars were receiv ed by edith byer margaret jem- mctt rev howard minakcr and evelyn wagg 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