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f 12 the thews tfcgy h m vm twentyone sdhs entries in centennial skating event blair wagggold crest by susan sherwood stoltfvilli stiff muscles gold crests and driving ambition have been added this cen tennial year to all canadian students aged 618 judy lamarsh and a number of other people from the canadian association for health physical education and recreation have developed a school athletic program and they feel sure that there could be no more worthwhile project for our centennial celebration than to stimulate interest and effort in the improved physical fitness of young canadians id like to see her do 40 speed situps in one minute which by the way is the gold crest require ment for a 12 year old znl fvery student must participate in the centennial physical fitness pro gram and must compete against time and set stand ards in one optional and three compulsory events the student must either meet or better the stand ards set for his ace and sex in each event to win a gold silver or bronze crest the lowest standard scored in any of the four events will determine the award for those who flunk there is a red crest twentyone students competed in the optional skating event at sdhs congratulations to rlair wagg who achieved the gold crest standard for that event silver crests were won by fd frrrill john sanders ken leonard greg forfar garry icgcer colleen hisey marcia wagg wayne ou tline dennis forsythe david ferguson eric ham ilton kent winterstein jim wilkins and david borland bronze crests were won by floyd fockler carl makela jack sherwood and robert lcgeer parents if johnnys gold crest means a lot to you we the students of sdhs suggest that every evening you run three hundred times around the block nominating convention york centre provincial progressive conservative association 8 pm wed may 3rd richmond hill high school wright street richmond hill wrishl street speaker the honorable robert welch qc provincial secretary and minister of citizenship at orchard park open house well attended bv heathkr bangay stouffville the annual open house at orchard park public school april 10 was well attended each class pre sented samples of their work and centennial dis plays the two grade ones had demonstrations of in dian and eskimo life in canada the bulletin board of the four senior rooms displayed science history mathematics and geography work as well as centennial exercises two public performanc es were presented in the gymnasium the centen nial choir and band led by miss mills sang and played this land ts the by and canada several grade 7 and 8 boys danced the russian and mr lit- sters gymnastics club presented displays of acro batics using mats and the vault box miss barringers folk dancing club perfor med the virginia reel centennial projects dec orated the balls including posters completed by mau rice halstead john hop per jennie bangay james alty steve stark pierre waite david christie and paul howard linda tim bers drew lifesize figures in 1867 costume on card board while wendy wilkes and joellen smith produc ed a model of the first canadians james ally completed a model called natives of canda the es kimo kim lewis and michael hall constructed bird hou ses charmaine steele and valerie halstead showed models of oneroom 1867 log cabins helen lewis brought a sample of cen tennial embroidery and debbie lee showed a pup pet what do ladies really want a leadins family mazazine has attempted to answer some ot the questions that never cease to puzzle car salesmen whose job it is to sell lady drivers the main point the millions are irjins to make is that larlirs arent n complicated as some of us males are inclined to think theyre just different well for one thins they rely on their instincts a lot more than men and they can sense dishonesty and in sincerity in a salesman with the sureness of a blood hound ladles want to he credited willi intcllisfence though the make no pretensions to belns informed on all things mechanical they know what they want and fhey look lo the salesman in know his business so thai lie can advise them with integrity of their wisest choice a car is very important to a woman who needs it whether she lives in stouffvillr or timbuctu the ladies questioned suggested they would he pleased if they were introduced to the service manager so that he would know them whenever they need him finally the ladles want this made clear tlicy spend iliosl of llieir lives doing conventional things dressing within rniivrntinnal limits while they are striving lo he individual williln ihose limit they want a car that is lusl right for them not the salesmans wife or some other gal murkhcim chrysler dodge no 7 hwy laidlaw blvd phone 2941742 centennial libraries christies biscuits and christies bread announc ed that its nationwide centennial project will be the awarding to more than one hundred elementary schools of libraries suit able for children from kindergarten lo grade 9 making the announce ment mr n murray brown president christie brown and company lim ited said our search for a suitable centennial pro ject led us to the conclu sion ihat none could be better than to assist those who will be contributing to canadas future thus our company is going to equip more than one hun dred elementary schools with libraries feed lawns for the first time this year just as soon as the snow has gone- and before the soil becomes unfrozen apply pre- emer gency crabgrass killers between the middle of april and the middle of may avoid rolling the lawn if possible sweep up all twigs dead grass stones bones and other debris the stouffvtlt united church couples club present by popular demand ml friday april 23 t saturday april 23s30 pm siouffville high schooltickets nowon sale aduus 125 children 50 under j2 years of age fsoceeds to the stouffvluf centennial project seventeen year old sttsaii sherwood a grade 12 student of stnuffville dis trict high school stair photo portrait of a teenager stouffville seventeen year old susan sherwood a grade 12 student at stouffville district- hijrh school resides at dicksons hill with her parents mr and mrs william f sherwood s brother john 15 and andrew a beauti ful purebred samoyeddalmation dog a sister lynn is a firstyear student at york university susan is the tribunes teen pick of the week born at markdale ontario the family moved to dicksons hill when susan was only a few months old her elementary education was acquired at the old dicksons hill school and later at the new one her father a former staff teach er at stouffville high is now head of the english department at agincourt col legiate year overseas in 1963 susan accompanied her parents to england and took up residence at exmouth in devon durinjr this period she travelled widely visiting many of the countries that most young people only read and dream about she hopes lo return again some day it really makes you appreciate your own country said susan often i feel we take too much for granted she observed lhat class distinction was very noticeable among english teens and it was often diffi cult lo strike up an association with girls her own age she still corresponds regularly with a former school mate busy like susan is a busy girl she assists her mother with the 1st gormley brownie pack that meets every saturday morning in melville united church shes a member of the stouftville rangers works on the high school newspaper staff and sings in the glee club shes church member at melville and an assistant secretary in the sunday school there in addition she has taken on the chair manship of the high school centennial year book and is seeking the co-opera- lion of native residents in providing background information on earlylife in the stouffville area her goal is to complete grade 13 and enter toronto university lo take a 3year course in physiotherapy susan loves horses and on weekends she often visils the farm of mr don hunter in uxhridge township to ride some of his beautiful palominos shed dearly love to own one of her own but the sherwood home can accommodate only a dog at the present time im afraid the neighbors might not appreciate it she said lucks to read susan likes to read and her fathers wellstocked home library provides plenty of selection she enjoys classical music and concerts provided by the tor onto symphony orchestra shes also a collector of almost everything one of these hobbies includes a collection of sugar cubes and she has samples from many parts of the world susan is a girl with convictions and the courage to back them up she has definite views on almost any subject and is not easily swayed by anothers opinions shes part of a close family circle and although she firmly believes that a girl of 17 should have piind of her own shes still willing to learn by listening others can also learn a lot by listening to her gathering information on stoullville and district during the past 100 vcars forms have been placed in houstons drug store the post office the li- hendricks hardua d the tribune of 1 residents are askc ii them out fill out a form stoiiffvhle a stall of students at stouft ville dist high school are preparaing a centen nial war book to he pub lished in i96s the chair man is susan sherwood the cooperation of the public is requested in prom may 5 stouffville the students council has changed the procedure for the voting for the may queen this year in pre vious years a committee of senior students selected candidates for the award this year any student in the school may nominate any girl from grades 11 12 and 13 provided that the nomination is seconded a student may nominate on ly one candidate but may second more than one no mination nominations will take place in the school from april 2428 and gar field smith and ian wight- man are in charge of the setting up of the ballot box girls eligible for the award will be voted for on th night of the may prom and differing from prev ious years any student of sdhs present at the prom may vote the may queen award is indeed a great honour and students should choose carefully the girl they believe has over the years contributed the most in all aspects to the student body the students council has taken on the extra re sponsibility of providing milk for lunch hours since the cafeteria is no longer in existence re sults of the mathematics contest have been releas ed the winners and their scores follows grade 13 harry howard 2950 john lang 2675 and jonathon lemon 2125 for a school score of 7650 this placed stouffville 130th out of 371 ontario schools who were in the contest grade 12 maria recsor and peter harris 1075 and bob koopman 575 the school median was 675 last friday the yearbook staff had inten ded to sponsor a folk con cert unfortunately this was cancelled and the stu dents council realizing that this would be the last chance for a dance before the may prom arranged a sock hop a meeting was called for those students responsible for committees for this dance no one sho wed up the dance was cancelled i am mentioning this only because a great number of students were disappointed and lambas- led the sc executive for this move your critiscims were pointless and unneces sary the student council is not compelled to serve the student body when the student body feels that it can have dances without door and clean up commit tees the end result of all this was a dance at the hapenny the portraits in verse were again ex cellent entertainment and attendance was doubled from the hapennys first dance editorial the famous laura sccord candies always available at houstons i main west stouftville 6402222 hypocrisy linda sargeant 12b j this is 1967 canadas centennial year one hundred years ago canada became canada that was an event worth celebrating but 1 wonder- if anyone did to the extent of wasting an entire year concentrating on the world shattering problems of w hat contests to sponsor there were more im portant things to worry about certainly canadas centennial is something to br joyful about canada is our country our home and any true canadian who does not feel national spirit this year is not a very loyal citizen but how ironic this is for the past one hundred years canada has existed it did not just hop on to the map trusyear where was all our nationalism last yearthe year before and the year before that was canada such a trivial meaningless little spot on the map that it did not deserve respect for ninetynine years it must have been poor little speck of land if 1 were canada t would feel insulted my people the ones 1 clothe shelter feed and protect really rare little about my birthday 1 have tried lor years to provide a happy home for them what do they do in re turn how do they repay me they fight and argue among themselves making it impossible for them to live in harmony with each other- they hide behind a towering shadow of the united states as if i were inferior and unable to gompete canadians never cared about me until now why why have they changed this year have they done something worth celebrating will it return to the same old routine next year and the nexttin- til my second hundredth birthday celebrating centennial is praise worthy and perhaps it will create a belter unity for ourequn- try but lets not riiake a mockery of centenniall hope that all of the parties contests and ceremo nies will not merely serve to give the hypocrites among us excuses for enjoyment but will instill in us some true nationalism and pride that willnot end abruptly new years eve but will continue and grow in years to come and hopefully create a better canada perhaps most canadians are concerned about canada and feel nationalistic this year perhaps there isnt any hypocricy involved i hope there isnt 1 hope that citizens have suddenly been awakened but only we know what our true motives are perhaps we should install a new nationwide centennial project soulsearching yangtze pagoda tavern now- fully licenced under liquor act of ontario businessmens luncheon being serredtodiy-frobi- 12 to 3 pm yangtze pagoda 352 yonge st n richmond hill reservation phone hefor13 noon m8ss i a f er- 12 noon iuazii foumflb teds time to or per yours now for th spring prom special students discounts mens boys wear i main we stouffrflli 6403214 kindergarten registration for the stouffville public schools will be held on thursday april 27 1967 at 9301130 pm orchard park public school 130- 330 pm summitview public school klljlbl children for rlnderjartn must h 1 yeara old on or befora loeihr i 19fit proof of as and all immunization record must be aubmltted at th time nonresident application hould nol relter n the above data bnl malh their rquem to the board secretary mrs jark sander l w roadwat w k sutherland