Whitchurch-Stouffville Newspaper Index

Stouffville Tribune (Stouffville, ON), May 4, 1967, p. 12

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n thf tri8un imt uy i mi eighteen public schools invited to track and field meet markham may queen finalists markham mark- ham district hizh school nil hold its semiformal spring prom friday eve ning may 5 one of the six girls already nominat ed will he chosen to reign as the centennial queen of j 967 eileen winch colleen clarrioge 17 dawn crispi 19 w in stouffville park stouffville eighteen public schools in the area have been invited to participate in a centennial track and field meet in the stouffville memorial park organized by stouffville physical education instructor iary grundy under the chairmanship of keith sutherland it will be the first competition of its kind ever held here a tenta tive date of saturday june 17 has been set invitations have been sent out to the following schools shrubmount yandorf pine orchard vi vian lloyd hillcrcst lcnionvsllc ballantrac bloomington lake wilcox ringwood dicksons hill clarcmont coodwood glasgow st marks orchard park and summit view annual event eight individual champions will be declared four girls and four boys trophies will go to the top juniors age 9 to 1u as of june 1 intermediate age 11 to 12 senior a age 13 to 14 and senior b 15 years and up it is hoped that once started the meet may become an annual event mr grundy is being assisted by staff teacher robert stover of summit view teachers from other participating schools will also help in setting up the program a second meeting was held on wednesday afternoon all student entries must be submitted by june 12 included in the list of events will be a 1 mile relay for the boys and an 880 relay for the girls there will also be a hovs open mile and a girls open 880 due to major construction at the high school site the meet must be held in the park high school highlights stouffville be sure lo attend the may prom friday night guest tickets tan be purchased from stu dents in the school admission can also be paid at the door the may prom is the social event of the year the decoration committee has been working hard to pro duce acentennial theme and it is hoped the public will lend the program its support the male scholars of 12b are eagerly looking forward to centennial testing what speed sit up exercises has lo do with centennial wc still havent figured out yet as part of the health course in grade 12 this year a number of stu dents are taking opinion polls on such problems as smoking alcoholism drug addiction and lsd we hope to print the tabulizcd results shortly winners of the junior mathematics contest have been announced the scores were grad 11 allan bentley 4325 lambert yake 3925 glen harris 3025 grade 10 brian unruh 2425 wayne barber 2000 sheldon sugden 1975 grade 9charlcs lynde 1200 and donald jones 1150 the school score of 11275 placed stouffville 258lh out of 438 schools the school median was 1350 jane harrop marg birkclt and janine bass have been chosen to purchase presents for those teachers leaving ihe school this year the yearbook staffs poetry award went to dieter schncll award for the best literary con tribution went to maria recsor 12b ron watson has an obsession with pingpong balls it is no surprise that a great number of teachers read last weeks youth page nominations for student council positions will be held the second and third weeks of may let us hope that this year more lhan three candidates will be running for president it is interesting to nole that there have been three girl student council presidents in sdhs history and those positions were obtained dur ing the first years of the schools existence a number of papers have staled that wc must look to the women to save the sanity of ihe world and a female student council president would be ihe first step towards such an admirable goal sdhss controversy of he week should the pressure in ihe west hall water fountain be increased projects judged anne spencer 18 stouffville the centennial projects of or chard park public school were judged april 26 by mrs brown and mrs sto ver trophies will be award ed to carolyn neville wendy wilkes joellen smith and greg gibson carolyn neville from the senior section portray ed the fathers of confer- ation wendy wilkes and joellen smith from the junior section had a model of the first canadians greg gibson displayed a picture poster of early transportation extra money jn you wriii in earn extra money one or two moil wanled for denning of properly in stmiltvilte rra nn highway l on weekends or any spnre time tractor dandy bill not essential needed as soon as possililo phone 6983242 reverse charges for those important social occasions rent a formal in lalrt styles and excellent ranee of sie from aces s upward formate by syd silver mailable through weldons 39 main yvesi stnnffrllle shk16m 3ien yviir footwear fifteen year old lee turner grade 10 commercial student of stouffville district high school staff photo portrait of a teenager stoufkvillr with sparkling bins eyes matching a pleasant smile fifteen year old lee turner alain street kast is one of stouftvilles prettiest girls even more important is her engaging personality that comhined to make a thirty minute interview a most pleasing experience shes the tribunes teen pick of the week lee is the second oldest in ihe fam ily of mr and mrs grant turner she has one brother refer 17 grade 12 two sisters rhonda 13 grade 8 and ca thy 8 in grade 2 i think its great to have an older brother especially one like pete said lee we get ajufig really well no sister could give her bro ther a higher recommend than that and she spoke it like she meant it to los angeles lee now a student in grade 10 at stouffville district high school had travelled farther before she was five than many teens will travel in a lifetime born in markham she moved with her parents to los angeles california where she attended both kindersovton and grade 1 she was enrolled in grade 2 at summitview when the family came to stouffville leo is enrolled in the commercial course and will graduate in grade 12 she has her sights set on becoming an airline stewardess thats what id like to do but i plan to talk it over with my guidance teacher first nhe said history is her favorite subject and she credits this interest lo the instruction provided by mr smith hes great she said lee likes working out on fhe trampoline swimming skiing and softball as a spectator she enjoys attend ing hockey games especially ones in which her brother peter participates she loves horses and although the turner backyard would hardly accommodate such a pet she would go riding at every opportunity lee was one of he twenty en tries jn the recent stouffville centennial queen beauty pageant likes to read lee is a member of fhe stouftville public library and loves to read she belongs to the cgtt and the hic she attends stouffville united church when not engaged in school or church activities she performs a babysil ting service on a regular weekend basis her favorite tv personality is davey jones of the monkces in movies she likes haley mills lee admits that she is not a regular moviegoer with so much going on around stouffville this year theres no need to go out of town this summer she will work fulltime at cedar beach musselmans lake lee smiled approvingly as she talked about her parents her sisters and brother were certainly proud of lee said her mother without knowing the content of our conversation what mother wouldnt be the chronic knocker sometimes winds up tak ing the rap yangtze pagoda tavern now fully licenced under liquor art of ontario businessmens luncheon being served today from 12 to 3 pm yangtze pagoda i iz ynnge si x richmond hill kfwnallnm then mnrt is mvnn xsrkuu mler ii noon fumtlia barbara allen is for shoe repairs at most reasonable cost drop in at lehmans anors 9 mam l loufftu fi0stv mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmf smith bros motor bodies ltd lmnll at i0 woodbine ar ml vorlh of sleeles ave to box 69 hon mills onl require structural steel fitters welders for appointment te1bhon mr howard 291251 1 john f johnston superintendent of education the hon william g davis minister of educa tion has announced the appointment of john f johnston as superinten dent of ihe east central area of the oniario de partment of education formerly school inspector for the windsor area mr johnston succeeds j frank kinlin who was re cently named superinten dent curriculum division in his new capacity mr johnsion will be respons ible for ihe counties of york oniario durham and victoria as well as the boroughs of scarborough north york and east york he will carry on the experiment in new super visory practices which has been under way in the area for the past year this experiment which provides greater flexibility of department services has met with enthusiastic response from local au thorities air johnston was born in peterborough and after graduating from thai citys teachers college began a career as an elementary school teacher which last ed for 10 years he then resumed his ed ucation earning a ba from queens university and a high school teaching certificate from ihe onta rio college of education in 195s mr johnston received his master of ed ucation degree from the university of toronto and then joined ihe depart ment of education as a school inspector in wind sor in 1963 he was named senior inspcclor for the windsor school system marble tournament champs by hkatber rangay stouffviije class champions in the marble tournament held at orch ard park public school are grade 8 dave williams jim kring grade 7 chris heaton carol miller frank roberts jim burns grade 6 bradley nigh monica schell grade 5 clarence brown beth clarkson grade 4 5 craig waite kim hassard and grade 4 bill rob erts and diane wilkins table tennis the centennial table tennis tournament has en ded the doubles champ ions are paddie smith and susan slack the singles champion will be announ ced next week principal treeplanter ii was a gathering of considerable significance thursday afternoon when students of lemonville assisted in the planting of a maple tree on the site of ihe proposed senior public school vandorf sideroad and cone 7 whitchurch principal mrs retly sanders was in charge of the prngram and look her urn on fhe end of fhe shovel along with her pupils stouffville district high school ce it it ii in i j r v m friday may 5 1967 at ihe high school auditorium music by ellis mclintock orchestra dancing 9 1 dress semiformal or old fashioned guests 350 by couple only ladies th hairdressinq business known as joanns lovely lady salon has changed hands the new owner judy lightfoot is calling the shop judiths the same capable staff you have been used to will be on hand to serve your needs mrs betty lawrence freda manlow and joann lyon will all he there to introduce you to the new owner judy is no newcomer to ihe hairdressing business oh bring- years of experience from practical work in ihe hop and technical advice and knowhow from recent advanced training courses judy invites the shops present clientele and all ladi inter ested in receiving careful personal attention to drop in free lucky draw win a tree shampoo set onceaweek fop a year judiths 10 brock w uxbridgl 8526201 for office supplies its the tribune

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