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the stoutcvilie tribune tfcvfef ortobc 7 1965 the wine and white initiationtwo views sdhs student council by robbie houston what was initiation to me in 83 it was embarrassing fun in 64 it was a blast before i explain my feelings of initiation first allow me to introduce myself for i am a rare and unfortunate person a poor soul in grade nine for the second time i will now explain the view of initiation of the grade nine student and those of other high school students we are not allowed to talk to to the grade nine student initiation means horror agony and perhaps death to put it in a few polite words a niner wonders what hideous ordeal he must perform for a sinister grade eleven or twelve he also wonders what garments which always show him off in the wrong way he must wear during friday night other thoughts are rotten tomato juice from a genuine rotten tomato running down his back and the backbreaking job of carry ing others school books when you have been initiated theres nothing like coming back to school on a friday night and seeing the new shmoes get it sometimes you feel orry for some kids but sometimes you are elad a certain guy got it however when it comes to the point you are so happy to see the niners getting smeared on the stage or down town singing along with the sewers this year at stouffville hish school the government has been changed in two ways this er a thr dollar activity feo has ben paid by m student this card pnabies students to be allowed imo dances games and other school activities for a con siderably lower price students may not join any clubs or sports envolved with the school without a students activity card but because about ne hundred members of the stu dent body have not bought an activity card there may have to be a fund raising project later on in the year the other change is that now the student council is sponsor ing all the clubs of the school the baa gaa science club ski club iscf and the united nations club each club presents the student council with a budget of all the costs thev will have cor the whole year the student council then j approves or disapproves rhese j budgets these are the only major changes in the student council programme this year anyone wishing further information on these or other matters dealinz with the student council should speak to anyone of the members of the student council micheal reed president randy mole vice president gail groe secretary- tt ea surer iinda clendennine secretary jaiiie mehaftey social convener janice smith press reporter alan lee editor or your student council class representative students participate in centennial high school news jtreeplaniirig r dieter schnell ii b the public should be reassur ed that thoe grotesaue carica tures of human beings walking the streets of stouffville friday night were in reality high school students and more speci fically niners this is the night that sdhs creates its own particular caste systems although it involves only wo groups niners and the rest of the school we uod to refer to this special day as black friday but this gives a vague hint of impending doom which wouldnt go well with those students who have weak hearts because of the recent banning of guillotines bottomless pits and other useful devices for per sonal discomfiture the initia tion committee was somewhat limited in this respect as a re sult the initiations carried out were comparatively light mem bers of the committee clad in frocks resembling those of the ku klux klan accompanied groups of niners downtown where they did everything from 6inging xmas carols reminding everyone that there are only 85 shopping days left until xmas to having a friendly chat with the town policeman while some one measured the length of the axle of his car usually the niners have heard enough about initiation before the ominous day to rea lize that they are the selected ones the rest of the school is talking about you would ex pect them then to be apme- henive downcast and horrified however this was not the case this year they tried to outdo each other in a frantic rush to can v our books some evrn beg ged to carry them they com peted with each other to see who could walk around the school the greatest numher of times carrying books stacked eight feet high no one has yet broken 120 times and ths may stand as an alltime record for many years to come in short the grade nines were very enthusiastic about be- ing ridiculed and put to work which shows that they are all getting to be very good sports or else they are exceptionally stupid the initiation committee should be commended for one of the best initiations for a long time except for those stu dents who graciously declined in come nearly all of thp grade nines thoroughly enjoyed them selves cheerleaders chosen after two weeks of practising cheers splits and cartwheels the following girls were chosen as cheerleaders suzanne clu- bine lee corbett linda dafoe karen dedlow pat foord jackie mumford jane ter- woerds janet winn primary and secondary school children from all parts of metro toronto and its adjacent muni cipalities are taking part this fall in the provincewide cen tennial tree planting program which is planned to take place this year tofifi an 19b7 last week some 00 students from schools in ontario county including oshawa and pickering township planted some 2- acres of trees at the glen major con servation area located about 3 miles north of claremont the overall program is being undertaken as a cooperative re forestation project by the prov ince and counties or conserva tion authorities the planting is being carried out each year by students in grades 7 and hi therefore by the end of 19k7 six grades will have parlicipated in a conservation celebration to commemorate canadas 100th birthday in this area the treeplanting program is being undertaken by the department of lands and forests and the metropolitan toronto and region conserva tion authority in each area where tree plant ing is carried out timber spe cies such as red nine white pine and white spruce will be planted along with several other varie ties this planting will assist in the yield of forest products in the future as well as providing at an earlier date improvement to wildlife habitat conservation of soil and water and recreatio nal enjoyment in short better land use will result in additional j benefits to the local community and to the county as a whole staff interviews for nine week i will he presenting all interview with each of the new teachers on die staff of stouffville district high school for the 196vfifi term in hopes of introducing hem to the community as well as the students ruth parsons our first interview is with sites b a beeg miss begg was born in kin cardine ontario and has spent most of her life in london ont she attended the university of western ontario majoring in english and history presently she is teaching english to grades fl 11 12 geography to grade 0 and physical education to grade 9 for afterschool ac tivities miss begg is coaching the junior volleyball and basket ball teams when asked if she had any comment to make about stouff ville she simply replied it is a town with personality an inter esting town this is miss beggs first year as a teacher we wish her all he luck and hone she will be with us for many years to come this year for the first time we have two physical education teachers we wish to extend a hearty wejeome to both miss begg and miss vaughan and hope they will enioy teaching in stouffville sdhs students council for 196566 this is ho new siouffville dist high school students council for locsgg rr itmv leh in ricrlil michael lied president allan iee editor randy mole vice prcs front row left to right janice smith press rep gail grose tr s and linda clendcnninr secretary absent jim mehattey social convener staff photo newspapers call for conser vation of natural resources keep tab on legislators and lake readers to the heart of a news story in the making grade 12 strafford trip on wednesday of last week fortynine vibrant and anxious teenagers from grade i2 climb ed aboard a bus and set out for stratford ontario home of the shakespearian festival theatre having arrived everyone scat tered for dinner and after satis fying their hungry selves headed back to the theatre stopping periodically to take some pic tures or to lure a graceful swan with a piece of chocolate bar accompanied by 4 teachers mrs blake mrs robertson mr smith and mr mcculla the stu dents attended the evening per formance of julius caesar in which joseph shaw played the part of julius caesar the play was expertly performed especi ally the battle scenes which are very difficult io effectively pro duce on the apron stage exhausted hut in good hu mour the students once again climbed aboard the bus and started homeward after an ad venturesome day the primary purpose of a newspaper is to bring you the news and enable you to keep that news with you as long as you wish dear candy thp column dear candy which appeared in the high school news last year will ho continued again this year if you have any problems or nuos- tiohs which you arc not sure of put them down on paper send them to candy and perhaps she may be able to help you letters should he addressed to dear candv co stouffville district high school stouffville ont initiation dance the initiation dance complet ed what must be the most haras- sins hut most loved day for grade niners rodraggeld and exhausted as they were these kids joined in with real sdhs enthusiasm and in no time the floor was covered with happy smilincfaced kids dancing their hearts out to say nothing of the senior students who had their share of the fun too the music was simply great and if this is any indication of what is to come sdhs should he in lor a real swinging season press reporter the edition of the high school news on a larger scale has just come into being in the last two years the attempt to present io the public a wider scope of adolescents ideas opinions and activities has in the past been very successful as editor of the high school news for 196566 i am going to strive to maintain this record i am merely the organizer while the bulk of the material presented each week is the work of the students at sdhs they will ken you in formed on whats happening when and how editorial v 1 express teen viewpoints ideas and opinions coming events and dances will he forecasted sports activities football ad basketball sanies will be writ ten up we arc going to vor hard and strive for another suc cessful year and im sure the newspaper staff along with th students can do it janice smith sand and gravel your local merchants keep the economic wheels of your community turning through out the year see their adver tising in this newspaper s beaumont custom sport coup with sports option- csoremont news aspirited car from general motors offering completely new styling and value unsurpassedin the lowprice hid right style for 1966 beaumont presents bril liant allnew styling in every one of its 9 exciting models from the glamorous flairback roofline on the custom sport coupe to the sleek new lines of the allnew 4door hardtop sport sedan beaumont is captivatingly beautiful right size beaumont is fullsize inside slim outside settle in behind the wheel and youre ready to take on a whole cityfull of traffic the secret is flawless use of available space styled in a way that lets you enjoy it right price look at beaumont take a long look all this luxury eyestopping style and the performance to go with it is priced remarkably low a 120 hp six or 195 hp v8 is standard or select a more powerful six or one of two v8s up to 360 hp with sports option transmissions to match with beaumont everything matches sports option include strato bucket seats special wheel trim discs front lender trim louvres and distinctive exterior trim identification sports option is available on custom sport coupe and custom convertible sura to witch tttijcepi tlit fojitivt ind till red skilton hour now showing on television check local listings lot time and channel neil patrick motors ltd chas cooper limited stouffville ont phone 6492115 6492114 claremont ont continued from page si and janice and mr and mrs alex schneider the young minister who has been serving at clinton and auburn for the past four years left on monday morning or theological semin ary in indiana to further his studies betty evans daughter of mr and mrs w r evans is a busy girl these days she is be ing feted by her friends prior to her wedding on october 9 wednesday evening scdtcmber 29 about 50 friends attended a miscellaneous shower in her honour at the home of mr william payne attractively arranged trays of assorted sandwiches and petit fours were on the buffet table and mrs payne was assisted by mrs blair evans mrs glen evans mrs dean evans mrs atkinson of stouffville and mrs h sherin of brooklin thursday evening septem ber 30 marilyn madill had a personal shower for betty at the home of her parents mr and mrs robert madill the brides gifts were on a table centered with mixed flowers and a turquoise umbrella the guests all former classmates were joy green valerie sama- rillo lyn roszell lynn gid- don lonnie maxwell nancy lloyst margaret aljuack grace benson ann fryer susan boniface dorcen cnr- ruthers and betty anne car- ruthers sending gifts were barbara hill susan sherin and isabel jackson betty and her finance terry hopkins were entertained at a community shower in the leg ion hall on tuesday evening october 5 a large bridal um brella from which fell pink and white streamers formed a can opy over the chairs in which the young couple sat to receive their gifts those who arranged and planned the party were mrs rene rennie mrs helen pascoe mrs marg roszell mrs jean redshaw and mrs dareen welsh claremont friends express their sorrow and sympathy for the family of mrs george tay lor who died in stouffville on september 27 mr ellis britton is to he con gratulated for winning two firsts at the markham fair he was first in the open contest for the best busncl of oats and first with oats in the field com petition recent guiu at the home of mrs and mrs aex schneider were mr and mrs tom husscll of south river and mr and mrs malcoim macdonald of srarboro the claremont citizens band was in attendance at the mark- ham fair it was a big day for the fer gusons at the red rose movie party in lhe legion hall last saturday besides enjoying the flipper film and a cartoon arlene ferguson won the bal loon blowing contest for the girls and barry ferguson won for the boys barry also won the lucky draw for the brownie camera and arlene won a sec ond lucky draw along with donna greer each of the 113 boys and girls who took ad vantage of the admission fee of a label from a package of tea were presented with a red album a hat and a balloon mr and mrs frank hutch- ings enjoyed a visit with their niece miss ruth hutchings of green river on sunday dr n f tomlinson visited with his son wife and family dr and mrs wm tomlinson of pickering on sunday mr and mrs john harvey and daughter lynn of toronto visited sunday at the home of mr and mrs bob beelby oct 20th the goodfcllowship class of the united church are sponsor ing an evening of entertain ment on wednesday oct 20th at 815 pm mr bernie mull- ings will show a coloured film entitled harvest of energy presented by the wm neilson ltd toronto there will be free chocolate samples for everyone musical entertain ment will be included in the program followed by a pie social admission is 75c for adults children under 12 25e continued from front page mrs winterstein who kept the companys books during the first summer of operation re calls that 350 yards of material was considered a good days out put today in the busy season the total production may run from 4000 to 6000 tons per day at lhe time of the sale there v from 30 to 40 employees on lhe payroll as well as several truckers hired by the company io operate their own vehicles the late las hill who passed away suddenly in february j964 was the first employee and mechanic and was still with the company at the time of his death allan hoover head me chanic clark bunker and pore brown are among the veterans don wright the capable effici ent dispatcher at the main plant has held that post since idit mrs marie sheehan is the effici ent dispatcher at the washing plant with few idle moments there are three girls in the siouffville office alissos louie hoover dorothy and mildred mover miss hoover and don ihy mover have been in the com panys employ for more than 15 years mildred joined the staff later during lhe winter months when lhe plants are shut down lhe company operates several snow plows on the highways as well as other heavy equipment for snow removal sale is complete the sale of the stouffville sand and gravel ltd includes all equipment machinery build ings and property owned by the company ross winterstein slates that there are 1194 acres of land included in the sale the purchase price has not been dis closed ross winterstein plans to r-p- liro bruce will stay on with ilia new owner as a sales represent ative the operations will in future be directed by mr craig mover general superintendent and mr t l bowlhy superintendent mr bowlby is planning to make bis home in stouffville hockey practice for lhe stouffville clippers oha jr d thurs oct 7th 9 to 1030 pm tues oct 1 2th 830 to 10 pm thurs oct 14th 830 to 10 pm in the stouffville arena talpark motors ltd ish to than everyone for attending the grand showing of 1366 fords making this occasion such a huge success from management and staff motors ltd phone 2941500 2941501 or 2971982 talpark no 7 hwy and la ii law blvd