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pi 10 the tribune thaidjy marti 30 1967 linda dafoe is high school delegate to united nations pilgrimage for youth by dieter schxell stouffville linda dafoe aubu haired grade 12 student of stouffville district high school received the opportunity of a lifetime when she was selected by mr duxbury mr mercer and ten other teachers as delegate to observe the unit ed nations in action all boys and girls between the ages of 16 and 17 were eligible for the honor which is a part of the annual united nations pilgrimage for youth sponsored by the oddfel lows and rcbckah lodges of america the pro gram is an outstanding experience available for teenagers for education in the knowledge of world affairs and international understanding linda will travel to the worlds fair at mon treal and then on to new york she will stay at the sheraton atlantic hotel all expenses arc paid ex cept for personal items she will listen to behind the scenes briefings on specialized un agencies she will witness councils in action sec business car ried on in the five official languages of the un make a guided tour of the un buildings have interviews at the headquarters of several un nations will be a guest at international house will have two noon meals at the un delegates room will visit the radio city music hall and will be offered educational bus tours and boat rides on her return home she will have countless opportunities for telling about her experiences at the un to school classes church groups assem blies and lodges that sponsored her obviously linda will have the summer of a lifetime and the dream of any student who desires to find out where humanity was is and is going susan sherwood heads committee on year book stouffville the executive of the centennial yearbook committee has been chosen the positions are as follows chairman fou hie girl in the pantsuit cut ah one length touch ing the shoulder or reach ing well past are all ef fective lengths for this hair style to set tape sideburns in place then follow dia gram using 2 inch rollers- to comb brush front sec tion back from the face teasing lightly at the crown for height secure at the back just below the crown the rest of the hair should be brushed until rather straight with a slight flip on the ends by mr hal of hals hair fashions susan sherwood secretary linda dafoe research ian wighlman interview head judy lehman newspaper materialman davidson and publicity dieter schnell a great amount of work must be done and you the public are privileged to be a part of this do you have information for the school committee if so a depot has been set up at hous tons drug store if you know of any information suitable for this book if you are a descendant of one of stouffvilles early settlers if your home is of historic value or of interes ting background if you have any comments regard ing it whatsoever please feel free to leave your name and impart some thing of the nature of your information at houstons drug store andor consult an executive of the com mittee a pamphlet on the subject will soon be releas ed this depot has been set up so that in the end re sult nothing will be over looked and to get the citiz ens of stouffville as much involved in this project as possible many people have mis understood what the cen tennial yearbook really is this is going to be a book not simply a tidbit publi cation that some high school students are going to put out a book that will with your help be a source of pride for generations to come also please do not confuse the centennial yearbook 18671967 with the annual wine and white student yearbook which has also acquired the name centennial yearbook whats happening at sdhs open house proved a- gain to be a major attrac tion at stouffville district high school many parents commented that this years was the best open house re presentation yet it would be difficult to mention all that could be seen but the industrial arts and home economics rooms and the gymnasium were the cen tres of attraction the phy sical education program highlighted by gymnastics and folk dancing was the most enjoyable attraction the xewspapcr staff plans to present a 3rd term crea tive writing section the yearbook staff has met its deadline and has now com pleted this years edition a debating team has been formed in the school and competition with wood- bridge will begin after the holidays present members of the debating team are dieter schnell rick rod- erman bob allan and ian wightman the issue of the debate will be resolved that canada should or should not join the united states john harris and john lang have been chos en as a committee to in spire some of the shy ven- uses in the school to enter the centennial beauty con test there have been few applicants possibly be cause it was felt that talent is the most important fac tor when on the contrary it is not the invitation committee for the may prom is headed by dianne hammerston and dorothy saunders the decoration committee consists of craig baker jane harrop warren saunders wayne wright ted topping it was suggested that a cen tennial theme be used someone suggested springtime viet nam at the last student council meeting it was approved that if a new student mov es to the school in the lat ter part of the school year and wishes to buy an acti vity card the 300 fee will be reduced however a stu dent who has been attend ing our school since sept and wishes to buy an acti vity card later in the school year must pay the full fee the method of voting for the may queen may be changed depending on the outcome of the next stud ent council meeting at orchard park form gymnastics club by heather baxgay stouffville a stu dent gymnastics club has been organized at orchard park school under the di rection of staff teacher mr litstcr in senior boys basket ball competition team a defeated team d 95 march 17 scoring for the winners were bob dux- bury larry bacon and mil ton slaughter bill has- sard george ham and roy budd were the scorers for team d led by james mumford larry bacon and milton slaughter team a won over team c 64 point- scorers for team c were david mcnclly david skin ner and ken davis this game was played march 21 in a senior girls contest march 22 chris hcaton sparked team b to an ex citing victory over team d paddie smith veronica sprague and elaine bor land scored nine winning points for team c march curling season ends by sue sherwood stouffville from the spirit and enthusiasm displayed bv the students of stoufhiile dist high schools newly formed cur ling club one would sus pect that they would curl until june however all good things must come to an end and the curling season ended last week af ter the playoffs the teams finished in the following order first jim fergu sons team jane thomas kelvin carrington sandra taylor tied for second place alan bentlcys team sally schell howard sproxton deidra hiles works of art fine arts museum at expo 67 date from ancient mesopotamia and egypt 2600 bc to works by contemporary ar tists museums in 20 coun tries are lending paint ings and sculptures for the international exhibition of fine arts and janice smiths team arlene yakely patricia foord brian gibson and gary williams team lois farthing jack sherwood trudy cadieux third craig bakers team susan sherwood dave ferguson donna skinner and fourth nancy stapletons team dave stoyan valerie ba ker and gordon hardie spares were ken ferguson tom mcfaddcn and david thompson the students hope that they will be able to set up a curling league again next year under the guidance of mr hammond mrs rad- burn and mr englehart 20 they defeated team a 91 gail ham counted the lone point for her club at 330 pm thursday the students left school for a oneweek vacation a good holiday and happy easter to everyone all types wrought iron work made to order interior 1 klerior rtilbill porch columns a rulinsi wrouth iron furniture room limdcri jire kcapr for call free estimates clfl2025 clarenidnt 0420120 rickorlnff buds ornamental railings brock rj x pickering the laboratory stand ards of the canadian red cross blood transfusion service arc amongst the highest in the world youth centre markam a meeting march 20 between mem bers of the organizing committee for a markham youth centre and mr rus sell beare mr bob godd chairman of the recrea tion committee and mr pankhurst was held at the home of mr and mrs h w harnish rougccrcst dric markham lynn harnish one of the four teenagers composing the organizing committee said many points were dis cussed concerning the pro posed youth centre a delegation of young people arc expected to submit their petition to the recreation committee before the budget is drawn up official entry form stouffville centennial beauty pageant april 22 1967 d- address ft i v phone rgk iliiik talent a3afca itttsiffix ah single girls in the 610 telephone exchange are eligible entries may come from friends or relatives of girls and should be sent to mrs bruce burton stouffville rri talent may include any hobby as well as vocal and instrumental the winner will represent stoultville at all community events held during canadas centennial year stouffville actress inger stevens is not a student of stouffville district high school but a real life farmers daughter is shes 16 year old janet winn a pretty native resident of 18th avenue markham shes the tribunes teenage pick of the week janets a country girl and proud of it she resides on a lovely farm cast of mongolia with her parents mr and mrs walter e winn and two brothers da vid 20 and william 12 a sister barbara 19 is presently enrolled at toronto teachers college but comes home almost every weekend janet received much of her elementary education at the little ss 20 school- house on coiic 10 she was caught up in the grand change area system and completed both grade 7 and 8 at jlelville north of unionville she is now in grade 11 hair stylist at the conclusion of grade 12 janet plans to enroll in brunos school of hair design in toronto she then hopes to take a position in a district beauty parlor possibly in stouffville she does her own hair and its a visible advertise ment for her skill her smile would add sparkle to any toothpaste ad janet like her sister barbara is an expert swimmer she plans to serve as a lifeguard at the stouffville pool this summer having won her bronze bal last year barbara will serve as an instructress last summer janet was em ployed as a parttime lifeguard and a waitress at the willows golf and country club she admits that she has never played the game but could probably find enough balls on her fathers farm in the fall to start her own private course i shes a secondyear cheerleader at high school and vice president of the amer- ican house in the athletic association she attends stouffville united church elvis fan like most typical teenagers janet likes to dance and go to shows partic ularly musicals her favorite singer is elvis presley movie favorites are julie andrews and rex harrison janet admits that she hasnt had much experience at milking cows or feed ing chickens but she wouldnt want to trade places with girls who live in the city or even the town id miss the country life she said honestly there are no inconveniences here yes 16 year old janet winn is a modern day farmers daughter but unlike her tv image she intends to make it last a note to tribune advertisers the tribunes centennial edition of june promises to be one of the finest in history local stories local pictures special features of past present and future all will bs there is this special edition your firms history be it seven months or seventy years forms an integral part of the local success story right now is the time to plan early reservation of space is advised call our display advertising department 6402100 we will be happy to assist in the preparation of your advertisement stouffville k wideman tops atom lg scorers stouffville goals j williams is 3 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