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ftv- 12 the trijune thurxbr umtrf f yibl student centennial awards sponsored by ponds firm stolffville five ji0 centennial awards provided bv the chesebroughponds canada limited of markham were announced to the students of stouff- ville district high school jan 1 by the principal mr v e duxbury they are special for this centennial year in addition to their tegular awards to students who place first and second in each class and a 100 bursary for a student in grade 13 work out details in order to qualify for one of the fne centennial awards a student must be enrolled in grade 11 12 or 13 at the stouffvillc district high school the following details hae been worked out by the high school staff in cooperation with mr g e marshall manufacturing manager at chesebroughponds in order to be eligible for an award the student must not have received more than sioo in bursaries and scholarships from other sources the awards will be gicr to students who apply themselves well to their day to day work have an achievement commensurate with their ability and dis play qualities of good citicnship announced at commencement mr duvbury emphasized that the awards ate not necessarily for the top students hut are for students who are working very hard and working consistently throughout the car mr marshall particularly liked the requirement of displacing qualifies of good citizenship as he felt this would help publicize the fact that our oung people are accepting their responsibilities as they should since the awards are somewhat dependent on grade 13 marks which are not received until august and other bursaries or scholarships which might be ob tained the names of the recipients will not be announc ed until fall and the awards will be presented at the annual graduation exercises november 10 mr dux- bury stated that the selection would be made by the stafl and that considerable time would be spent in dis cussion in order to select the most deserving students recreation director stouffville reeve ken laushway announced at a meeting of council jan 5 that he hoped to have important news very soon on the appointment of a parttime recreation director for stouffville this year i have been investigat ing it he said and i hope to have something on it before long last year mr laushway promised to inquire into the possibility of acquiring a university student to or ganize a summer sports program during the holi day period volunteers required markham the markham branch of the white cross association has been most active es pecially during the christ mas season visiting more than 250 patients in homes throughout york county nine groups of ladies are currently involved in this work but additional volun- ters are needed persons wishing to assist in this worthwhile service should contact mrs william gunn at 2941444 your money earns on term deposits 1 or 2 years guaranty trust federauy incorporated and supervised capital ami renfrvc 825000000 dopniu in mw of 350000000 s995 of our mortgage government cnaranlrrrl 3fi bv st 32u yons st 2irr yn st 1710 awuf ytd wih1 im1sii 1sv011s rsllbfil iscf club toc alpha conference bv ruth burkholder stouffville the 10th annual toe alpha conference on alcohol problems was held at the park motor hotel niagara falls from december 27 to 30 1966 during the threeday gathcrry we had the pri- ilcge of listening to several wellinformed speakers one of these was thomas a knott director of youth work ontario temperance federation and father of toe alpha he stated among many things that todays pco pie have grasped the mys tery of the atom but have rejected the sermon on students honor sir john a susan sherwoodi2b stouffville as the students of sdhs were unable to toast the memory of sir john a macdonald with a bottle of gin or a 300 pound cake we compromised and held an assembly jan 1 1 to commemorate the great ones birthday there was no cannon fire no bugle call and in stead of a fournote train whistle the glee club sang the complete version of o canada following the opening exercises came the an nouncement that the cen tennial committee had de cided as their major pro ject to create a book about stouffville in 1867 and 1967 the two narrators rightfully carried the weight of the pageant on their shoulders with sir john a macdonald and george brown having a good deal tq say the pageant was neither colorful nor realistic how ever it was informative to the attentive student it presented a detailed trac ing of historical events from the rebellion of 1837 through confederation 1867 present flags at the conclusion mr gordon ratcliff presented a beautiful mauve centen nial flag to mr duxbury who announced that it would fly under the maple leaf for the remainder of the year diecr schncll rep resenting the student council presented to ran dy mole the official repre sentative of the student body a red hag to be dis played in the hall the assembly ended with this thought from aristotle in the minds of the students if the cit izens are of sound charac ter i consider the town splendidly fortified may we thank mr hard ing his grade thirteen his tory class and a few grade twelve students for their splendid effort the mount mr knott al so quoted a jingle that will change any situation if it is to be it is up to me other speakers at the conference were dr mar vin block of the national council on alcoholism rev gordon winch padre of the pubs rev robert rumball former profes sional football player mrs rita charlebois ba mrs joanne l alanon mr gib mackic miss carol goss of after four and dr holmes donald parsons a past- president of toe alpha summed up the goals of this organization and con ference when he said this society docs not need any more addicts we need a dedicated youth who will transform our world hope for the future lies in us for recreation wc were entertained at a hootcnany the belairs and bobby curtola a poolside pizza party a 10th birthday for toe alpha and a semi- formal party next year the toe alpha organization will hold vision 67 in niagara falls the purpose in part of this conference is through a programme of speakers films worship and fun to provide each youth with the strength to combat the ptobjem himself and the knowledge to help others this was a very worth while programme and i would urge teenagers to at tend it will be an experi ence you will long remem ber you are invited to the markham cenotaph fund raising dinner s the inn on the park i eglinron avenue and leslie struct don mills thursday february 23 1967 700 pm speaker rear admiral w m landymore obe cd rcn the cenotaph committee has commissioned rebecca sisler to execute a marble cenotaph to commemorate the dead of two world wars from this community to be erected at the new village centennial library net proceeds for this purpose tickets 1000 per person tickets may be obtained from service ctib representatives or your bank donations to the cenotaph fund as well accepted kor tickets or information call 2941372 or 2940550 high school teachers in short supply hon william g davis minister of education in commenting on the supply of teachers for ontario schools stated that there was in general a sufficient number of teachers for the elementary schools and that an increased number of potential separate school teachers were in at tendance at ontarios thir teen teachers colleges du ring the current year it is anticipated that the diffi culty experienced by some separate school boards in securing staff in 1966 will be alleviated in 1967 mr davis noted that the supply of secondary school teachers was inadequate in almost all jurisdictions since ontario was exper iencing the impact of greatly increased secon dary school enrolments the pressure was accentua ted by the provinces suc cess in retaining many students who formerly had left school without an ade quate education begin campaign the minister stated that at the present time about 30 per cent of the gradu ates from the faculties of arts and science enter tea ching he indicated that in an attempt to increase this proportion and to attract a greater number of teach ers from other sources a recruitment campaign is now under way seventeen vear old susan gibson of gormley a grade 13 student at stnult- ville district high school staff photo stouffville seventeen year old susan gibson of gormley is the tribunes pick of the week as the typical teenager with one exception her flashing blue eyes are like none others weve ever seen they set her apart in a crowd susan a grade 13 student at slouflville district high school is actually a native of hamilton moving with her parents to richmond hill and eight years ago to gormley she has one sister sara 23 a high school teacher in ottawa susans favourite subjects are english and history following graduation she hopes to enroll in western university at london she holds the position of secretary in the student council and was form representative in grade 12 she is also a school prefect loves music susans first love is music both in the pop and folk field she is an accom plished pianist she has visited yorkville on a couple of occasions hut was not that intrigued with the place to make it a permanent residence its a kind of novelty she said closer to home she expressed keen enthusiasm for the spon sors of the ha penny coffee house in stouffville i think its just great and the entertainment is wonderful susan is an ardent reader and belongs to the rich mond hill public library she is a member of richmond hill united church in good taste susan has extremely high principles and was quick to express her own personal feelings on two of todays most controversial teen subjects long hair and miniskirls shes opposed to both she feels that longhaired boys appear effeminate i wouldnt go out with one she said on the subject of short skirts she thinks theyre fine to the age of thirteen they look kind of cute but theres a limit i feel that for girls and boys too good taste must be a guide to proper dress she draws a line between going steadily and going steady and doesnt believe in the latter last summer susan was employed as a clerk in the toronto office ol the department of transport she enjoyed the work so much that shes noapplied for a similar position during the vacation period it sure was nice to receive that first pay cheque she said her eyes flashing in tune with her smile seventeen year old susan gibson is certainly the kind of girl that should be framed in a ortrait of a typical teenager she would make any parent proud markham ph 2943355 roxy markham ph 2943355 thurs fki sat january i 20 21 gregory peck sophia loren in an outstanding techriicdlnr hit arabesque selected short subjects 2 shows 7 pm a- it 15 pm specialtleletertchtljren matinee sat jan 21 the killer whale color make room in your heart or a fi ion pet a true story fantastic captivating tertainmont also bugs bunny cartoon carnival feature lenclli out at 130 montuivs 7xrn 7 january 33 21 25 ride beyond vengeance at 710 pm only mici1aki rbnnie ciiltk connors fary mkkri1i also a study in terror al ftno pm only a thrilling sherlock holmes sry john neville robkkt morley both pictures in wide sereen technicolor buy your office supplies at the tribune starting thurs jan 19th i r auiwteifhepbukn aim pcreit oxooic in william wylers how to tcai- amiixion eliwallacii hugh griffith chaklesboyer pduvision color bj deluxe zr editorial i ax wightmax i ib canada is now in her hundredth car as a nation with colorful ceremonies and pageants canada hopes to celebrate her centennial in an appropriate manner the pessimists arc braying about our disunity and the lack of understanding between the uo major races and that wc are not really a nation hut a collection of provinces who send some men to an ineffective central govern ment this writer quite agrees that canada has serious internal problems but we believe that the ptoblem can be turned into a mortar that will cement our nation together although we may not realize it canada is fortunate that our culture and background is biraciat recently many other nationalities have immigrated here and have added flavouring to the cultural soup we had all the ingredients that could help unify us but instead of utilising them we fought and haggled lor our first hun dred years and then promptly turned to other countries cultures forgetting our own though we try lo ignore our heritage it is still with us and when wc learn to appreciate it our internal problems might begin to dis appear we have three main cultures in canada indian french and british which when blended create like in the united slates a melting pot of races many people believe that canadas history is dull the exact opposite is true wc watch and applaud the american heros that we sec on the movie screen audi television canada had men who performed comparable feats of heroics al though our country fortunately was never involved in a civil war this is the year for lukcwarm canadians lo dis play a little pride in canada whether we are willing to admit it or not we have much to be proud ahoui york north provincial liberal association organizational meeting adoption constitution election of officers thursday january 26 1967 at 8pm legion hall srigley st newmarket all liberals are urged to attend thomas mcplierson aurora secretary a toronto family when they take the children for a drive are fond of ques tioning their offspring about the breeds of cattle horses etc the other day cultural experts on some aberdeen angus cows the hesitation was only mo- mcnlary however for soon the youngest piped they thought they had up are ihey pasteurized stumped the youthful agri- baddy calf crop insurance most bulls ore reliable repro- ducers the ones that are not that have off days or weeks waste a herds time and income artificial insemination units with modern laboratory equipment can detect and lay aside these bulls eliminating a major cause of de layed calf crops 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