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Stouffville Tribune (Stouffville, ON), April 8, 1965, p. 13

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high school news dear candy dnr candy w have been tettini bak our exams now and i know that i havent done a well a 1 should have my parent hav threatened to isolate nie 1 i do poorly i realize my ahortcomlne htil 1 am mire hey will not withdraw their threat i there anything i can do failed dear failed i dont believe in punishment lor those who try their bet and do poorly but those who can do it and dont are being foolish if you cant work by yourself maybe you need an extta push behind you your promise to do better may he forgotten two months from now i think you had bettpr set to it and show your parents that you are wil ling to work maybe then theyll relent iear candy my best girlfriend lias just atolen my boyfriend she al ways told me how intuit she thought he was so immature and now she thinks he is wonderful is there any way in which i tan get him back jost out dear lost your best girlfriend didnt steal your boyfriend boys arent something to be bought or sold you only rent them for a while and apparently your turn is up at your age which i would guess to be ah it fifteen this will not seriously affect you maybe hes iust try- inz out his wings proving him self a man and that he cart have hi choice he may be back students view the motion picture julius caesar on friday two weeks ago 1hp students of stnuffviile high had a rare treat in store the entire school had the fast four periods off to view the picture julius caesar shown in the auditoi i- um the full length movie made bv metiogoldwynmayer fol lowed closely the play written by shakespeare although the film was in black and white the students were given an opportu nity to see shakespeare superb ly acted by many famous per formers such as james mason marlon brando deborah kerr etc iscf news the interschool christian fellowship group held a semi- formal hawaiian party last friday at the youth centre those in attendance from mark- ham and stouffville started off the evening with party mixers and folk songs this was fol lowed by a buffet style hawai ian dinner ken campbell closed the even ing with a devotional service a handsome jlodk for a avere ready for kaster choose the styles you want and like al prices you cant afford to miss just arrived for isit i tall itvonobrfui ection of suits spring styles and colors for every occasion all wool also teryleneand wool 50 p arrow white shifts in a dashing array of wash ahles all arrow shirts are sanforized guaranteed never to shrink out of fit 7 sport coats savings styles for spring selection is wide quality great top tailoring mens 1995 up boys 1295 up mens all weather you cant bent these timely buy comes in beige and mack topcoats 1995 up ernie appletons mens and boys wear the highest quality in clothing morkharruxentre phone 2943520 the cruelty ok children to parents although this statement usually reads the cruelty of parents to children we often do not realize that when two words of the statement are reversed the statement is still very meaningful now the statement reads the cruelty of children to parents the ways in which children literally kill their parents may not seem as destructive as a beating but really it can destroy a person even more in this day and age there has been a great population explosion more and more children are being born today in a world of rules and regulations there are the good children who try to obey these laws and make their parents proud of them and there are the bad children who bring their parents heartbreak and disgrace when a child is born the parents think only of the comforts and love they can bestow on their child soon time passes and they realize their child is bringing them only tears this is as deep a hurt to the parents as if you took a knife and slaughtered them when we think of the cruelty of children lo parents we think of children who have turned into juvenile delin quents or thievesl children whose main purpose is to destroy everything they get their hands on this is not always true a child can display cruelty every day of his life one of the worst things for a parent to face is the fact that his son or daughter is a failure not only at school or in his social life but he is a failure as a human being the parents of children often realize that their child ren will be failures at certain things because they know- no one person is created perfect but nothing is more dis- asterous than having a child who isnt even a human being someone who strives to help others and realizes that there are more people in the world than him when this happens the child involved destroys the only thing left his parents there are many other ways that children are cruel to their parents there are even ways which we think of only lightly one such way is the use of bad manners when a distinguished guest is visiting you or when you are visiting others people usually get a good idea of what the childs parents are like just by studying the child if someone very important to your parents witnesses you displaying rude manners and pushing or bullying people around the visitor is bound to think that the childs parents act in the same way this could mean the refusal of an important job or whether or not your parents are accepted in society your actions towards your parents can mean the difference between a happy or an unhappy home pleasing your parents in all ways should be one of the most import ant things you ever accomplish today a childs best friend is his parents instead of trying to find ways he can harm or offend his parents he should be trying his best to please them and make them proud of him it is so easy to be cruel to parents that it takes no will power or energy but one of the hardest things to do is to overcome wrong and head in the right direction today we live in a world of problems we are con stantly finding new solutions for these but the problem of the cruelty of children to parents is by far the most outstanding every day we should live that day to the fullest and i try lo contribute something not only to ourselves but to our parents and country if we cannot be kind and respect the wishes of our parents it will be almost impossible for us to contribute to mankind if these are the attitudes we will take to ward the only people who care whether we live or die we should wish we had never been born ruth parsons dc students visit computer at waterloo alan lee ha on saturday march 27th a group of grade 12 and i3 stu dents spent the day at watpiioo university they were shown through thp computer centre at waterloo along with many other students throughout ontario the students made up different questions to put into the com puter in order to do this each question had to be programmed and punched out on cards if the student made a mistake while setting up his question the computer rejected the pro gramme and told where the mistake was the primp pur- nose of the days activities was to introduce new courses in mathematics a waterloo the courses involved alternate peri ods of study and then the per son would work in related iobs supplied by the university for the rest of the time waterloo university also spon sors thp annual mathematics contests in ontario on wednes day march 31st the junior mathematics contest for grades 9 10 11 was written at stouff ville and the senior contest was written sometime before there is no doubt of the many at tempts made by the university of waterloo to encourage bright young mathematicians tiff stoutfviue tr8we tksy iool 8 1965 piot 13 i hi questions answers question of the week what is your favorite sport and why answer generally i like all sports my favorite sport though is swimming because one may swim in whatever fashion one pleases but the main reason i like this refreshing sport is that it gives me a change when im tired of standing on solid ground hildegard otto answer my favorite sport is hockey because the fast skating and shooting the body contact and the twists and turns of the lightning action appeal to me it is canadas national sport and one of the easiest major sports to understand nearly every canadian boy plays it whether on frozen lakes or in j organized teams on artificial ice j anyone who has learned the basic ways of skating shooting stickhandling lias his favorite team and players this is partic ularly true around stanley cup playoff time when it is not in frequent for the excitement to reach a fever pilch and hockey becomes the major topic of con versation the speed the clever stick- handling of individual players the booming slapshots jarring bodychecks the thrilling break aways the saves of alert goalies and the intricate passing of team play off combine to mike hockey the most exciting sport in canada the fact that onethird of canada watches it is ample proof of its popularity dieter schnell 10d answer what is yotir favourite sport hockey football basketball why do you like your choice is it because you can sit hack at home in front of the idiot- box and see the world series ihat you like a certain sport i say there is only one way of finding out how good a sport is and that is by playing it if you make your judgment by watch ing a game of some sort you dont know what you are talk ing about so you are a hockev fan so you go home at night to see the hockey game and its your favourite sport i must have offended you but not real ly when you watch a game it no longer is a sport for you it has become entertainment for those who are playing it is a sport hut for them only per haps the original question should be reworded into the sport which i find most enter- tainins however i must answer the question generally i would say that i like the sport best that i am playing at the time hut there are many of these at the moment i would choose bad minton if you think badminton is a light game try playing it it is one of the most tiring games there is quick jerky movements are required and good reexcs are indispensiblc you must have a good eye and be able to think fast and logi cally therefore badminton is a game which contains skill and strength in a more proportio nate way than any of the snorts such as hockey fooball base ball or volleyball as a result badminton offers a real chal lenge for the good wellrounded athlete herbert otto 12a editors mail april the 3rd the editor the stouffville tribune i dear sir j as one of mr balls socalled j armchair liberals 1 most ex press my shock at hearing his sermon against canadian parti cipation in the freedotr march can this possibly be the chinch speaking he suggested that we cannot appreciate the problem because we are so far away from it no doubt he is right but is it really none of our bus iness perhaps mr ball feels that auschwitz and buchen- wald were also none of our business they were a long way away mr ball seemed to feel that white southerners are io be piti ed for having to put op with the problems of those dreadful negroes this statement that in general negroes are dirty and ignorant that they live like animals and that they smell bad is too appalling to con template has mr ball never seen slum conditions in canada where there are white people who are dirty and ignorant and live like animals has he never smelled white poverty ask any social worker and yet no one tries to prevent the dir ty ignorant white man from exercising his right to vote it is the business of the church to take a stand on moral issues a stand which would i presume be against injustice and there is no doubt at all that the negroes in alabama have been treated unjustly marnie williamson boys sports on friday march 26th stouffville high sent seven con testants four boys and three girls to the gbssa south badminton tournament at bay- view stouttviues team included stephen barker jim hill ian montgomery paul grose yvet- te malloy linda lee and beth paisley stouffville fared well through out the tournament with paul grose in the singles and linda lee paul grose and stephen barker- paul grose doubles teams advancing to the semi finals before heing defeated in the boys singles stpphen barker was a semifinalist and earned the right to advance to the gbssa tournament at port perry last saturday there however he was defeated thursday afternoon ladifs bowling lwagce thursday april 1 1965 joanne steel high single hat 311 high single hdcp 311 high triple i flat i runny burton 711 high triple hdepj doris farthing 762 over 200 doreen northover 209240 doris farthing 205232 jean foley 200211 betty baker 202 ev mckay 246 lenore ramcr 220 olga dvkstra 219 bunnv burton 2562 1021s jacquie turner 200 team standings bloopers 10 pts twisters 36 pts pinheads 20 pts merry macs 26 pts flora rr 3 stouffville ont april 5 1965 dear editor it is unbelievable the rev mr ball of chrisi church stouffville would align himself with the ku klux klan lin gos storm troopers and that ilk when he says they the neg ro live like swine and the white people living in the south are just like us and if we were living there and had their pro blems we would behave in much the same way that they do dont count me in on that we mr ball i still believe in love thy brother no matter what shade the skin furthermore i cannot believe we would tolerate the bombing of churches killing four young children i will not believe we would allow a mounted posse to swing clubs and bullwhips against men women and children nor would we allow klansmen to drop tear gas grenades beside the helpless victims the american negro is look ing for his place in the sun he is tired of being the last hired and the first fired he is tired of having to stand in the crowd ed back section of a segregated bus while the white only front is empty he is tired of walking a number of blocks out of his way for a drink of water from a public fountain be cause the one inches away has a sign white only he is tired of arriving at the negro section of town where the sidewalk ends and the dirt road begins and the stench of the open gut ter fills the air he is tired of bullets ripping through his tin covered shack just ever the heads of his sleeping family be cause he was seen attcmnting to register to vote he i tired of living in fear he has nothing to lose and everything to gain by demanding the basic right of citizenship the right to vote it is with dignity that thpv are marching and achieving this goal i wish i could tell you more but the young negro liudfnt whom i was anxious to hear speak on the subject at a meet ing in toronto was unable to attend you see his skull was fractured a few days before on bloody sunday march 7th in selma by the barbaric animals reverend ball justifies ironic but the young mans name was john lewis militant head of the student non violent coordinating com mittee mrs e herrell 22 pts hillbillies 15 pts march building on a tar with last vear building permits in markham township were issued in march to the value of s150s20 about the same as last year new dwellings accounted for 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