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su ibune march 22 1989 j antique globes off to museum by bruce staplev i three antique lighting globes slated for replacement and pro bable destruction have been gratefully rescued by the markham museum t the hanging fixtures about 12 ijnches in diameter had been positioned in the basement of the stouffville united church since the 1920s i when the church decided to in stall flourescent light fixtures in the basement malcolm keith president of the markham historical society made the trip fto stouffville to see if the globes tcould be used at the markham imuseum t it turned out they were the ex- act style of globes the museum had been searching for in an ef- jfort to restore the museum back to its original condition i malcolm had long been associated with the church said robert scythes chairman of the churchs property commit tee so he came up to see if these were the same type of globe the tmuseum people were looking for to make the museum just like it was when it was an old school ibuiding the museum is isituated on hwy 48 in markham t while keith was hopeful there would be 10 globes the number required by the museum he was ihappy to find three with all the cubs and scouts meetings in the church basement through the years some have probably been said mr scythes scythes says hes happy the globes will be put to significant use we just donated them to the museum how can you put a lvalue on them well get a lot more out of them going there than if we were to get 5 at a yard sale editors mail schools hit in i funding crisis dear editor none of the provincial parties conservative liberal or ndp avish to make an issue out of ex pended funding totheseparate m schoolsystem s t jt was this way when bill davis our former premier in- produced the proposal nothing has changed this has placed the peterson government in a precarious posi tion theres only so much money to go around when the education dollar is stretched to include both public and separate systems something has to give the public schools are suffering p i see no solution to the problem im not saying the davis plan was wrong but those of us in the j public school sector must be prepared to pay the piper sincerely j gordon flynn t rr 2 stouffville airport stand us applauded idear editor the tribunes bold editorial stand with regard to the picker- ing airport project is deserving of praise regardless of which jside of the fence one sits the fact the airport site would require services water and jsewers something stouffville macks is indeed a plus for the town i cant see stouffville ac quiring these facilities any other way also the editorials suggestion ithat lowrental housing be incor porated into the airport plan makes sense i an airport shouldnt render 18000 acres sterile there should jstill be room for limited residen tial buildup and some farming i for one i may be the only jone applaud your stand i trust jthe governmental powersthatbe will give it serious consideration j sincerely philip massaro rr 1 claremont ichurch jhas vision fclear editor a few months ago i read in the tribune that ballantrae church was to be sold in another tribune issue there vas a story related to proposed expansion of springvale church near the sixth line i see something very wrong here j surely like springvale with the proper leadership the ballantrae community could sup port a church of its own sincerely mrs sylvia klein i rr 4 stouffville young man on the move future bright for chris by jim thomas eighteenyearold chris topping and his instrumen tal backup group was ac corded the loudest ovation at this years high school varie ty show the reason while the grade 12 students singing was good those who know him best openly admit it was who rather than what that prompted the response theres not a more highly respected senior at sdss modest concerning his ac- complishments chris readily admits he loves to sing he was a member of jim rehills mixed choir in grades 9 10 and 11 chris and his band first par ticipated in an assembly marking remembrance day i asked them to come back and play again chris ex plains it was fun chris is one of four in the family of ted and julia topp ing stouffer street south he has an older brother steven 19 a younger brother and sister charles and alyson ag ed nine and eight respectively chriss secret to social suc cess is treating everyone as a friend so far ive never had a problem he says i look on my teachers as friends as well chris has many interests hes won several awards in track and field the javelin and discus are his favorite competitions he also holds an orange belt in karate just recently he par ticipated in a karate tourna ment in syracuse new york hed like to compete in california in may chris is a member of the fred villari studio of self defence his instructor is bill bouwmeister i enjoy the discipline and the exercise he says in stouffville you dont need a whole lot of defence he laughs how would he react if threatened i wouldnt use it karate unless i had to he responds id let the other guy make the first move the best defence is runn ing he adds chris says hes met a lot of great guys through the sport workouts are held three nights a week in the masonic hall ninth line and second street stouffville chris knows all about work last summer be held two jobs one at the ap and another at the canadian tire gas bar kept me busy he says a real holiday for chris is time spent at sharbot lake near parnham chris honestly admits he holds aunt tannis topping in high regard shes the kind of person who makes you sit back and look at yourself and your problems he says he was pleased he said to look out from the stage and see her seated in a front row his heart did a double flip when he spotted girlfriend tanya bent- valson seated there too they made his night what lies ahead chris says he definitely in tends to complete grade 13 possibly go on to college then go into business an en- trepreneuring class is his favorite the teacher is bill mcknight chris topping a young man on the move is sure to make his mark photoi jim thomas chris topping of stouffville is a young man of many interests he has sung in the high school choir and plays in a band of high school students hes wellrespected among the students at stouffville district secondary school chris plans to go on to grade 13 and then to college he hopes to be in business someday lijrfj oftl6 nowmnnaifcing up to 48 months til april 8 sserrr the bandit by chevy and gmc now til april 8th you can make your getaway in a speciallystriped new 1989 chevy or gmc bandit compact pickup from canadas bestselling team of trucks including limited edition bandit striping package 25 litre electronic fuel lnected engine 5 speed manual transmission with overdrive rear wheel antilock brakes all season steel belted radial tires cloth trim block heater 454kg 10001b payload and morel your iocai gm dealers chevrolet pontiac oldsmobile buick cadillac chevy gmc trucks vchiciesmaynotbe 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