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Stouffville Tribune (Stouffville, ON), October 12, 1978, p. 3

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the tribune thursday october 12 1978 3 our girl next door 99 sarys a country girl by jim thomas vivian sary van vliets a country girl her familys home is tucked away in the woods on the edge of vivian forest while far removed from the whirl of urban life theres no lack of things to do interests include collecting and refinishing furniture skiing swimming hiking tennis skating and jogging shes also an excellent pianist utilizing this talent to teach others she has a class of six pupils in addition to all this sary is a part- time cashier at a store called strawberry fields in woodside square scarborough previously she ser as a dental assistant in the office of dr wm zeck then in the stouffville plaza sarys our girl next door with all the aforementioned extra curricular activities this pretty 18 year old still finds time for studies in grade 13 art and sociology are her favorite subjects following graduation she may take a course in social work at ryerson or enrol in the ontario college of art at this point shes not quite sure sarys a prefect at stouffville high a position she considers an honor family and school trips have taken her to a number of different places including europe mexico alberta florida and prince edward island some day she wants to visit british columbia and maybe take a caribbean cruise sary has two sisters irene and magdalene and one brother jerome theyve lived north of st johns sideroad near vivian for the past- eight years and before that on tindale road stouffville and white en joy festival at stratford eighteen year old sary van vliet resides in a beautiful home on the edge of vivian forest shes an excellent pianist with a class of six pupils other interests include collecting and refinishing furniture skiing tennis skating hiking and jogging shes a student in grade 13 at stouffville dist secondary school jim thomas by mar- jo sutherland to go or not to go that was the question the sdss senior students faced last spring con cerning the fifteen dollar trip to stratford well decisions were made and last week three bus loads of students travelled to the stratford festival to new shakespeares play julius caesar before the play began the students had a chance to talk with some of the actors and actresses about the theatre on the return trip a special stop was made in kitchener at the berkley inn where the students feasted upon a delectable smorgasbord hopefuiiy a trip to stratford will also be arranged during the spring season sdss is glad to welcome back its french monitor michel laganier a university student for the second year monsieur laganier will be coming to our school each monday morning to instruct french groups in ai informal fashion the ten- member groups carry on conversations in french t concerning the quebec way of life music festivities and also just communicate their own ideas with one another stouffville highs reach for-the-top- team consisting of bill kingsley john christie patti richards andusha knabe matched wits against gravenhurst high in their first taping held in barrie un fortunately their op ponents outwitted theni aid were thus selected to advance to the next round congratulations to the foursome for their fine attempt last friday the grade 8s took over the gym and held their first dance the nights music was provided by disc jockey james heidema as a good time was had by all the gradc-fj- students are looking forward to having a second dance recently our senior spartan volleyball team travelled to dunbarton high school to participate in tbeir first major tour nament of the season great effort and fine teamwork enabled the rookiestudded lineup to win the consolation championship in the finals they defeated dunbarton in two straight matches in the near future our spartans plan to play host to donevan collegiate oshawa dunbarton high school and fenelon falls high school in some out standing exhibition games stay tuned for the dates of these exciting attractions and we invite you to come and cheer our boys ken benson paul boynton david dart lloyd johnston angelo monopoli david rehiu richard reesor and mike salb on to victory after last weeks dazzling victories displayed by our jr and sr girls basketball teams the recent losses were extra heart breaking even though stouffville was the host king city adjusted to the new courts and both their jr and sr squads defeated our own hopefully some future argos are in the making as the grade 8s take to the field for an annual flag football tournament the boys and girls each have their own league consisting of four teams coached by the senior students this sport is just like regular football minus the tackles instead a belt with two flourescent orange flags is worn in order to stop a play one of the velcroattached flags must be torn off its great fun and cuts down on the injuries and the dirt poor turkey by tracey duke grade s one week beforethanksgiving i heard my owner and his wife talking outside my gate they were looking at all the turkeys and wondering which one they should eat for thanksgiving dinner all of a sudden be pointed to me i ran and hid i knew i was fat and thought to myself tonight ill get away night came and fu asleep in the middle of the night my owner came he put a cage over me and left when i woke up i found i was trapped i tried to get out but couldnt then i saw my owner coming all of a sudden up went the cage thats when i ran but bang 1 was shot i was taken into the house stuffed cooked and eaten i sure hope they liked me otherwise i was shot for nothing we are pleased to welcome two new members to our sales team john carter 5 lynda bunker williams both john and lynda are well known throughout the whitchurchstouffyille area they extend a warhi in vitation to their frientis to call in and meet them giles chevrolet oldsmobile ltd 331 main st w stouffville 6401610 2941688 nominations town of whitchurchstouffville notice is hereby given that pursuant to section 35 subsection 3 ot the municipal sections act 1 977 nominations ot the candidates in the election tor the offices set out below may be filed in my office during the nomination period namely war octaw 1m ll ta friday cktearl0ttm7i bdathra lj0 430 fm mi maaoay octabar lira 171 00 ta 500 pm ika shktl for wmca oafditll mi ba aaanaataa art lmatot 2 6 counclllots oh b alactta fnm htk of t sh 6 war to cpom ttn condi of tn corporation of tko town of whirchutchstouftvilu for a two toot torn coataubdng dtcaabar lit if 71 3 one memie to bo okctod br pabst scfcool sopporiort it lonro oa tbo york caaaty soord of eaacattan 4 one tkustee to bo ohctod by soparato sckool saaoorton of tbo town of wkrtckrckstoffm end tbo torn of east gwftumbary to strvo on tbo york rosion roman catbohc soparato scbool board only nominations papers in the prescribed form mat be used and are obtainable at the municipaloffices in stouffville if more candidates are nominated for the respec tive offices than are required to fill the same and qualify as such candidates before five oclock pm of the day following nomination the election will be held on monday november 3th 1 978 from the hour of eleven oclock am till eight oclock pm and no longer with advance poll november 4th irom the hour of nine oclock am till eightoclock pm and no longer and further take notice that where the num ber of candidates for an office who are nominated at the end of nomination day is not sufficient to fill the number of vacancies to which the candidates may be elected on the wednesday following nomination day october 25 1978 the clerk may between the hours of 9 oclock in the forenoon and 5 oclock in the afternoon receive and certify additional nominations for the office in respect of which there was an insufficient number of candidates re comer returning officer special this week delicious oven fresh hamburger or hotdog rolls i 00 67 edward st tel 6406112 kumew between the coop the high school stouffville big cash prizes play country bingo you can be a winner just by using your home telephone number weve all played bingo at one time or another now heres an exciting new way to play for free for fun for big cash prizes print the word c0untry on a piece of paper and under each letter write one digit of your home teleph one number thats your country bingo card listen to cfgm 1 320 for country bingo numbers being called every hour all day long when we call a combination on your country bingo card cross it off when youve crossed off all seven numbers call cfgms country bingo line immediately at 87091 91 if youre the first to call with a correctly completed card for that game you win each country bingo jackpot starts at 1 00 dollars and goes up 1 0 dollars every hour until we find a winner then we begin a brand new game every hew game means another big cash winner country bingo its fun its free its yours on cfgm cfgml320 the country music place

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