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ursaries presented at shi stouftvilie tribune ttmrsday noember is 1965 page 5 commencement many awards and bursaries were presented to students at the annual suouftville district well school commencement exercises on friday night barbara howard receives the university of waterloo siooo scholarship from mr a p gordon chief registrar staff photo the general rroficicncy award an engraved vrist watch the 50 township of whitchurch bursary is received here by ingrid schnell the presen ts presented by mr k n wagr to grade 13 student herbert tation was made by mr boss farquharson recv e of the municipality staff photo otto staff photo grade 12 sty dent attends ontario on october 30th twentyfive students travelled to toronto to hear the toronto symphony orchestra the concert was one of five student concerts to be held at massey hall the music director and con ductor is sciji ozavya assistant conductor is niklaus wyss never before have i seen such a tremndous conductor although very short each nerve in his small body is alert and motion ing each beat the first concert was an over ture of berlioz le carnaval romain somcrs suite for harp and chamber orchestra ravel ma merc toys mother goose ravels art consists of parvone of the sleeping beauty tom thumb little ugly one empress of the pagodas conversations of beau ty and the beast the fairy garden his third and final selection was from liinriemith which consists of motliis dor moler angelic concert entombment temptation oil st anthony each selection had a remark able history behind it it is too had more people can not enjoy such fine music the second student series conceit will consist of selections by mozart weinzweig and tchaikovsky if your springflowering bulbs havent been giving the large blooms you expected it might be because they need dividing nows the time to do it note horticulturists with the ontario department of agri culture separate the clumps and replant the new smaller sections semis by port the stouffville junior foot ball tram ended its season last week when they were downed gl by port perry in a semi final playoff match both teams played well but stouffville appeared to have the edge on their first offensive play they marched down into port perry territory where dave ferguson kicked a single point into their end zone the remainder of the contest seemed to he evenly matched however a stouffville fumble in their own end zone resulted in a touchdown for port perry trailing but not defeated the homesters fought back but failed to gain additional points pat smith played continually well in the last quarter he ruslied 198 yards and on de fense executed 12 tackles den nis forsyth was also outstand ing on defense port perry now tangles with stajyncr for the championship around now shes always phon ing him long distance and writing letters to him and she always goes to his place when shes in town shes really cute too please advise me what to do he still likes me i can tell but when a girl throws herself at a guy like that hes not go ing to he cant ignore her i dont want to lose him holding on dear holding you answered your own prob lem when you said she throws herself at him and that he cant ignore her of course he cant ignore her hut do you think that a girl as forward and fresh as she appears to he would make anything but a bad impression on a boy you con sider great if you had a bad bout with crabgrass this year dont give it a chance to thrive again next year when you mow the lawn remove the clippings which contain many crabgrass seeds raking both ways to get as many as possible if theyre not gathered and destroyed theyll cause more trouble next sum mer report horticulturists with the ontario department of agriculture miss fincham was born in markham and has spent most of her life there she graduated from the university of water loo majoring in psychology and english miss fincham hopes some day to teach guid ance this is miss finchams first year of teaching she teaches english to grades 9 b c d e f and 10 b when asked if she had any comment to make about stouff ville she replied although i have lived in markham all my life f find i know very little about stouffville i would agree with the suggestions made by mr wallace that there should be more participitation in sports and other activities between the two towns we hope miss fincham will enjoy teaching in stouffville and be with us for many years to come certainly words change their meaning think of what modern art has done to that old phrase for a beautiful girl as pretty as a picture beth paisley 12b even though i was aware that this summer had to begin like my last two summers plucking chickens at skyline farms in kettleby i had one thought to console me the first two weeks in august were going to mean vacation for me of course if you consider a vaca tion in the same terms as the dictionary a period of rest and freedom from work study etc then im afraid i misled you because although i was in for a welcomed change i wasnt going to get a rest instead of rising at six every morning i was allowed to sleep until seven at this time my slumber was violently disturbed by a very clear very loud bell this bell would resound any where from thirtyfive to forty- five times depending on the mood of the girl who had to get up and ring the thing just the same my cabinmatcs and i managed to sleep through it twice at eighttwenty we had break fast all our meals were provid ed by a wellknown catering company which met govern mental standards of cleanliness sanitation and quality actually the meals were quite interest ing sometimes i wasnt too hungry and sometimes i was as a rule their new and differ ent dishes were a little too new and too different for mee many options we started each day with one of our options the first week i took golf and the second week tennis our core subjects were folk dancing basketball officiat ing and aquatics in case this isnt common knowledge i am not much of a swimmer at least i wasnt and to make things worse i hadnt been in the water for over a year you cant quite imagine how i felt that first chilly morning as i stood on the wharf my teeth were chattering and my knees were knocking together i was nt cold 1 was scared then i heard 2102 get into that water not until the night when she told me i had passed my junior test did i forgive my swimming intructress the rest of our time was spent in leadership planning sessions this involves a lot which would take too much time and space briefly we planned tournaments and each leader was given a com mittee and topics these topics had to be presented to a section twentyfour girls my topic was school spirit it was at these sessions where we learned the key word of oalc evaluation every thing we did had to be evaluated by either ourselves or our lead ers we had to learn to accept criticism and we did provides leadership training ontarios athletic leadership camp is operated by the onta rio department of education its purpose is to provide leader ship training in school and com munity activities through tha medium of administering offici ating teaching and coaching athletics and at the same time provides an opportunity for the community living in a camp setting in addition to benefits obtained through physical edu cation there is an opportunity to participate in discussion groups dramatics campfires singsongs and other phases of community life with staff and student leadership from all parts of tha province of ontario i would like to thank mrs almstead mr duxbury and tha school board for making it pos sible for me to attend oaic girls volleyball cathy bacon the girls grade nine volley ball team played on tuesday november 9 against aurora newmarket king city and huron heights the stouffville team defeated newmarket but were defeated by aurora the games were stopped when the power failed but aurora were declared the champions because they won both of their matches stouffville team members were bev aiken anno calfloronl lynne grose karen jones sue jones jean miller joanne mis- sen mclodcc mole joanno stewart jane thomas jose phine viscardi and donna wright on term deposits one year guaranty trust gjpiul ami hcscricj 23000000 44 yonge st south richmond hill s841188 customer parking at the rear tar candy f the office dear candy 5 several of my friends have hai 1 their ears pierced and they look really nice id like mine doije too but im wondlering if thus is a good idea could you give me any help worried dear worried nowadays ear piercing is just as common as in the days of pirates only a lot safer the best method is to have the opcr- at ion done by a doctor who will line sterile equipment which cuts down greatly the risk of infection there is hardly any priin in this procedure care to hie ears following he opera tion is most important the ers must be kept clean by washing with an effective anti septic and moving the keepers luick mid forth the keepers eihoiild also he left in a least fi weeks o make sure that the ear is properly healed perso- naly speaking i think earpierc ing is an attractive asset to day time and nighttime glamour dear candy im going with not steady a boy whom i like very much my problem is that theres a girl from a town about 12 miles from here whos chasing hira upstairs t0yland toys of all descriptions designed to make your young sters eyes sparkle bright this merry christmas season make a point of visiting our fairyland of toys soon well be pleased to serve you y i y games of all types trucks and cars lovely dolls plush toys barbie dolls am accessories use our convenient layaway plan will hold your selection wheel goods toboggans model kits power planes and more a small deposit crest hardware main si west stouffville phone 6402771