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girl next door career in policing is leslies choice tribune february 12 1986 a3 ou by jim thomas lincolnville lie father like daughter fifteen- yearold leslie snooks hopes to follow in the footsteps of her father and serve as a police officer its all ive ever wanted to do says the pleasant grade 10 student at stouffviue high mr snooks is a constable with york region working out of the de tachment at richmond hill leslies our vgirl next door a former resident of west hill leslie and her family moved to lincoln ville five years ago she has four brothers chris todd brian and daniel and one sister lisa leslie has fond memories of her years spent at whitchurch- highlands school i knew almost everyone she said the teachers she explained were very personal dealing with students on a onetoone basis especially does she re member staff members mr hopkins and mr bushells leslie won the schools athle tic award in grade 8 an honor she treasures highly she play ed the french horn in the band there and also in the jr band at sdss leslie doesnt bide her love for sports basketball in par ticular she also enjoys horse back riding crosscountry vol leyball track and field swim ming jogging and cycling church association is impor tant she and her family are members in the congregation of goodwood gospel hall her fathers superintendent of the sunday school what am i going to do out there leslie remembers asking herself when her parents announced plans to move to lin- colnville strangely enough be tween home church and school she has plenty to do leslie says she found a real friend in lisa weatheriil of rupert avenue stouffviue the two met in grade 8 while attend- fitteenyearold leslie snooks oflincolnville is a grade 10 stu dent at stouffviue high following graduation she hopes to enter policecollege her fathers an officer with the york regional force jim thomas ing a field meet at gvv wil liams secondary school au rora she hopes theyll remain friends through life leslie treasures the memor ies of a family trip to nova sco tia six years ago she hopes some day to go on a caribbean cruise leslie doesnt hide her re spect for her mother and dad were a close family she says with four brothers and a sis ter leslie says theres always someone to talk to its nice having people depend on you we have our own soccer team she concludes with a smile girls volleyball teams set sights on titles by chris garbutt despite the snow and the cold those february blues are virtual- ly nonexistent at stouffviue dist secondary school friday was hat and sunglas ses day at sdss this was another in a string of spirit days designed to generate enthusiasm the response to this one was not as impressive as anticipated but those who participated easily made up for those who didnt there were baseball caps fedora hats checkered hats colored and reflecting shades and even a pair of checkered sunglasses if varie- ty is the spice of life then things certainly were spicy at the school on friday students are still waiting for word on the fate of hippie day or has everyone forgotten about it also last week the girls vol leyball teams continued their win ning ways in excellent style the juniors now 102 for the season won all four of their matches the senidrs also won each of their four- matches last week and are now way out in front of the rest of the league holding a sparkling record i of 12 wins and no losses on thurs- day they easily handled new market beating them 15 8 and 15 4 they then came out on top end of a hardfought match against an alwaysdifficult team from sutton beating them in a best of three series 815 159 and 15 9 the seniors have now beaten every team in the league both juniors and seniors are hop ing to win georgian bay cham pionships but enough of what has hap pened in the past lets look fore- ward to what will happen in the near future particularly valen tines day yes this should be the romantic week of the year and what could be more romantic than entering a danceathon its 10 hours of dancing with that special someone now thats ro mance for those of fainter heart a valentines dance will begin at 8 pm friday feb 14 to accom pany the danceathon it will be less taxing physically lasting only three hours grade 8 parents night high school tour for moms dads stouffville for grade 8 graduates of ballantrae dicksons hill orchard park and summitview schools the adjustment to high school is several months away however for the principal and viceprincipal of sdss prepara tion time is now to alert students their mothers and fathers to secondary school requirements a grade 8 parents night is set for thursday to morrow night feb 13 the evening will begin at 7 pm with coffee and donuts from 7 30 to 830 a presentation will be made relating to diploma requirements and course selections for grade 9 students in addition the philosophy of stouffviue high will be explained from 830 to 10 tours of the school will be conducted in groups of eight teachers from each subject area will be available in their classrooms to answer questions parents will be encouraged to ask questions of student prefects all parents will be given folders containing information on the even ings program courses school activities events and clubs grade 8 students are also welcome principal john nikifork said the following rooms will included in the tour of inspection art jane warren business education erik engelbert compu ter studies wayne black english carol stamatiou nevil hodg son lisa vervoorn family studies anne wilson geography ken coulter guidance bruce johnston history gary harding lib rary audrey fullerton mathematics ron eldridge moderns maureen cunningham kathy horak dale grose music peter samuelson physical education jim fletcher dave connell sci ence reiner hentschel john marshall special education carol diamond technical wally currie john white carl roberts lawr ence rose and charles olito bbkzbi call display advertising 2942200 or lenni hutt 2948244 1985 flyers delivered to an 1 economist suntribune 9923600 metrohnd distributing 298669400 we deliver si hs jk iip torffls supplements hhhki bh sa was hewss tuesday sears ratclift lumber wednesday frameville selected areas i simpsons eatons vvoolco upper canada mall kurt smith hwyj i 3 steeus u s i i m s 1 s aim 6pm prices in effect until sunday feb 16 1986 we try harder than the rest open sundays 8 am 6 pm