Whitchurch-Stouffville Newspaper Index

Stouffville Tribune (Stouffville, ON), December 29, 1966, p. 9

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the tritunt nmity dgtmb 25 1j66 f v youth fertisune models own handiwork kifleen year old margaret may of inodwood made his lovely red velvet dress and then modelled it in a lh homemaking achievement day program at jrrooklin recently workers behind whats happening at sdhs stoufrvillk the athleiic council held iis chrislmas dance last- fri day nigh a large crowd caught under the spell of ihe dance theme moon light and mistletoe listen ed to the silhouettes a polished and sophisticated band that perfectly com plimented the atmosphere of the dance this was by far one of the best organ ized dances and the deco ration committee did a superb job of decorating the auditorium the students council has hcen approached by slouffville council to organize a tra ditional tree burning cere mony after christmas the magazine drive com mittee is still in ihe pro cess of giving out prizes larry foote was the lop sdhs salesman with s72 and received an electric guitar the students council has purchased new singe and microphone equipment students should realize that this year the bar letter sys tem in the school is being completely revised the centennial commit ice of ihe high school is plan ning a student pageant re garding confederation and this will be prcscnlcd in a special assembly in janu ary roles for the shaw plav arms and the man which sd1js will be presenting have been selected they are jewel sloyan linda dafoc rob ert eddington garfield smith warren saunders rick roderman jill mc- whlnnie and ian wright- man garfield smith 12 b slouffville school spirit is a paradox this is born out very clearly in our re cent production 2 2 5 this was supposedly a glee club production di rected and produced by ted topping vcl a good many hours of work were done by sludenls not affi liated with ihe glee club they helped because they were asked to and although they organized all back stage work i hey received none of ihe giory enjoyed by those singing before ihe public yet ihe show would have hopped with out ihe efforts of these few tiis was ihe glee clubs chance lo make good but a good many arms had lo be twisted lo gel people out lo practice unless il was held during school hours then and only then did one see how many peo ple there are in ihe club afler ihe show was over friday nigh i and everyone had congratulated every one including himself on the line performance they all sighed thank god its over however ihe jani tors beg to differ on the poinl there was a gymna- lorium lull of chairs lo be put away before ihe lloor could be cleaned two peo ple showed up saturday morning lo perform this insignificant task this is par for many ac tivities in ihe school less than iiiiriy sludenls do most of ihe work in all ihe student unctions without these few who would glad ly share this responsibil ity ihe student activities would be noncxislcnt be cause of lack ofi interest oh there is lots of intcr- csi all right but not enough lo do any of the work invoked in conclusion i would like lo ihank lhose who worked backslage in ihe show editors mai dec 12 1966 dear sir wiih regard lo student derek greshams comment on ihe type of dress required for high school dances and partic ular the wearing of a shin and tie i would like to present a few opinions of my own amhough i have never been lo a dance al sloult- ville high i am ihe public ity director on ihe stu dents council at pickering high school aid therefore know something about how ihcy are run i agree with derek ihat dances are more pleasant and easily operated when sludenls act in a friendly orderly manner but just because a person wears a tic doesni make him friendly and orderly lots of bad acters can put on a lie if that is all that is keeping him from a dance when you hate a closed dance is there really much chance that unwant ed outsiders will attend at pickering the policy is lo insist on a shirt and lie for most dances however our sadie hawkins and halloween dances were ihe best yet and ihe shin- lie rule was not enforced if a student comes to a school dance in a spoils shirt and sweater il seems ridiculous lo me lo refuse him admittance many may disagree but in my opinion a shin and lie should be optional dress sincerely paul- dean claremonl onl editors xotc life in general is governed by cer- lain rules and regulations and people whether they be children adolescents or adults are expected lo ad here to them we feel thai ihe wearing of a shin and lie is very utile to expect of young people at school dances not only does it lend lo enhance the ap pearance of ihe student but it also upholds ihe dignity of the school where the dances are held j t elect student council executive at orchard park school for ihe first time orchard park public school in slouffville has an elected student council all senior pupils from grades 7 and s the hoys and girls who comprise the executive are pictured here left to right front row lyn patrick treasurer dchhie king secretary douglas greenfield president roy rudd vice president rear row sharon hie layne sanderson nancy daniels bill hassard allan corner kim gurney and don mills staff representatives are william drolet left and john lindop absent is lynn gresham staph photo cm fittk few hear tht belli echo our message of good will and thankt to our customers betty beauty salon stouffvhxe lunchti5ie folks take a stroll up edward street the most filthy road in town the cats and dogs ate living high from the lunches strewn around scholars from the slouff ville school when it comes their eating lime take their lunches in paper bags and saunter down ihe line while smoking lliey take a bite or two then give the rest a pitch reminds one of the civic- dump take a look at the littered ditch to have our lawns and sidewalks clean would surely be a treat by all the butts and half- filled sacks theyd rather smoke than eat the observer to light up the new year prechristmas coffee house stouffv1lle as has been mentioned else where ihe student coun cil in cooperation wiih dignitaries from the slouffville centennial committee have planned a grand lire burning cere mony in the stouflville park dec 31 to star ihe new year students should realize that the centennial committee is no longer hying lo decide whether or not 1967 is canadas centennial year all ihcy need is interest and help from you alan lee is chairman of the irce burn ing ceremony and requests ihat everyone part wiih their christmas irce earli er this year students will be conducting a drive to pick ihem up anyone in terested in helping pick up christmas trees and any one who can donale a pick up truck should phone alan lee at 6402524 stu dents who are involved in this project should meet at ihe high school at 1230 saturday dec 31 it is also hoped that you will leave your parties or whatever you are doing lo come lo ihe park al 1145 pm and celebrate not on ly new years but also ihe beginning of an interesting centennial year the fire should prove lo be most impressive bring your latin books who knows maybe a spark will hit the school stouffville de spite prechrislmas fati gue a large attendance lurncd up al ihe hapenny coffeehouse on thursday dec 22 lo be entertained by vickie taylor who now plays at yorkvilles mouscholc her harmo- nicist manfred and greg winkficld an english hu morist for those who left early 12 oclock ihcy missed ihe best pan of ihe show highlighted by dy lans mr tambourine man and a beautiful ver sion of silent night in which all three entertain ers took pari mr winklields reperto ry consisted of his own material and old ballads and laics as well as a re markable piece entitled persian reds which he had originally written as orchestration for a play this was mr winkfields last appearance as a folk singer since he is now touring as an actor wiih a theatrical company since vickie taylor last came to the hapenny she has undergone a marked change in appearance and sound her repertory con sisted of everything irom ihe hillbilly folk song im gonna caleb a groundhog lo dylans wild memphis blues again however one song in particular stood out a haunting beautiful song by joan mitchell called the circle game neil rlliilbli motors moving soon for a good used car look here ratcliffs iga foodliner stouffville mrs edna allrn doris maraloney carol while ram filrs gertt drewery vole porter acn uvtu fern mrmullcn ella hnlnvn lorn memiillen rick hensmen john peel richard davtt jrant paisley harold allen ken wasr kojer todd dave oldham murray hisey dav boyd earl boyd blair wacc bill mercer pat smith lloyd llourhtnn glenn ratriift 1963 pontiac complete wiih v8 engine and auto- malic transmission finished in brown wiih hcifce inferior in good shape throughout 1964 beaumont acadian 2iloor hardtop with v8 engine automatic transmission bucket seals radio white walls and wheel disks turquoise with match ing interior keal sharp 1964 volkswagen deluxe model in rod with only 10000 miles a good clean car cheap transportation 1966 pontiac siralo chief station wagon wiih cylinder engine automatic transmission radio and while walls marina blue finish with matching interior a heauly 1963 mercury monterey equipped wiih power steer ing power brakes automatic trans mission rear electric window white walls and radio try ibis one lodav 1962 pontiac 1door nedan in yellow with hfjge interior fi cylinder engine and auto- malic transmission 1963 studebaker 2 to choose from each wiih vs engine ami automatic transmission coin and see ua on these i960 vauxhall station wagon only 21000 or iginal miles in surprisingly good shape for its age finished in gray with blue interior 1963 pontiac tiloor sctlaii with only 11 inn or iginal miles a local one owner r cylinder engine automatic transmission in really great shape turquoise finish with handsome interior 1965 volkswagen 1500 moiiku in truly immaculate shape smart finish of 2tone hlue and white drives beautifully i neil patricks used car lot will remain on main west at the tracks for the winter see and test drive the new 1967 pontjacs theyre really great in holh slyle and comiori neil patrick motors ltd main west al ha tracks slouftvllla 610314 gmac plan

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