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the tribune thrcy april 11 196s pie 11 tim wees editors mail new democratic constructive criticism should prove a benefit party candidate seventeen year old kathy morey of sherburne new york holds three trophies her corps won saturday in the pageant of flags ceremony at stouffville dlst secon dary school staff photo u s corps tops color guard show stouffville seven teen year old kathy morey color guard captain of the sherburne drum and bugle corps sher burne new york received so many trophies satur day night she couldnt carry them all the presen tations were made at the first annual pageant- of flags in the auditorium of stouffville district secon dary school there were twelve entries including six from the united states the sherburne guard received 92 points to top the competition in addi tion they received first for best general effect miss morey was judged the best guard captain in the show more than 400 persons attended the performance the master of ceremonies was bill kamps rupert avenue the number two posi tion behind the sherburne corps was the shamrocks of kenmore new york 913 points toronto opti mists 9115 st cathar ines chessmen 9006 sherburne wildcats sher burne new york 9004 markliam collegettes 8965 michael power knights 8925 stouffville centurions 888 wavettes of rochester new york 877 greece cadets greece new york 857 blue angels rochester new york 8505 and kins men girls of stoney creek 8355 of particular interest to the stouffville audience was of course the cent urions led by guard cap tain lois farthing they did extremely well against strong opposition and placed eighth the mark- ham collegettes placed well up in the standing finishing sixth the show was one of the most colorful programs of its kind ever held here with the uniforms of some entries defying descrip tion stouffville a for mer student of stouffville district high school has tossed his hat in the poli tical ring timothv wees 23 son of dr and mrs w r wees stouffville rju and now living at ingle- side near cornwall will represent the stormont new democratic party in the next federal election he was the unanimous choice at a nomination convention of the riding association held at the cornwallis hotel now married tim is employed as the eastern ontario supervisor of the new haven childrens homes a division of brown camps with head quarters in toronto in his acceptance ad dress mr wees charged that the democratic sys tem was not being used to foster individuality but rather to repress it our government is not interest ed in the needs of the in dividuals it represents it is subservient to the in dustrial concerns who pays its election expen ses he said with reference to the conservative party he stated that the official opposition opposed the government not because there is any real differ ence in their beliefs and not because they have any real concern for the people but because that is the way the political game is played mr wees dwelt on three main issues the law of injunction the canadian indian and unemployment the injunction law was created to protect citizens not attack them but an in dustrially oriented govern ment has allowed it to be manipulated so that it is being used not for you but against you he said he recommended that where there is no violence the injunction law should not be applied to strikes tim wees with reference to the canadian indian mr wees termed them the most repressed and ignor ed individuals in the land with respect to condi tions mr wees noted that at the end of february 3674 people were out of work in cornwall he charged that unemploy ment figures of 4 to 6 per cent were considered nor mal as far as the present government was concern ed what happens to the four to six percent who are out of a job he ask ed is this part of govern ment planning what are they supposed to do mr wees pointed out that a mans pride lies in his work and his ability to bring home food for his family if he cannot do this then he no longer feels like a man if the government will not change the laws then well have to change the government he conclud ed mr and mrs gordon pearce and son ross and mrs gerald pointon of toronto had supper with mr and mrs o madill sunday business directory accountants chiropractors jackson christison chartered accountants unionville professional bldg unionville ont telephone 2972491 dont shortcuts seldom pay steor hon when you bring your car to us you can ba sure well check it thoroughly repair it with precision our knowhow skill and experience make the big dif ference free estimates patterson norton mcmullen chartered accountants 1758 victoria park avenue scarborough ontario 7514396 john c wylie pia licensed public accountant auditor office residence wylle acres musselmans lake road rr2 stouffville phone 6403144 leonard r rosenberg bcom associates chartered accountant bank of nova scotia building aurora telephone 8847110 for your convenience our parts service departments will remain open tues thurs nite until 900 pm where price quality meet dick coffey motors ltd main west stonftmiie phone 6402600 james a deacur accountant 60 10th line po box 965 stouffville income tax and bookkeeping services reasonable rates telephone 6401988 wm s baird dc doctor of chiropractic xray by appointment 369 main st n markham telephone 2940701 j s delaurier dc 201 main street west stouffville ontario office hours by appointment only monday to saturday telephone 6403562 funeral directors oneill funeral home stouffville funeral director mr murray nendick continuous telephone service day or night phone stouffville 6402855 legal kennedy kennedy 67 richmond st w toronto barristers solicitors notaries ross kennedy prov hwy 7 locust hill markham 2941632 robert w mcvey qc barrister solicitor 17 queen st e toronto 1 ont markham toronto ph 2942371 ph 3630389 opticians howard g mills regd optician 286 main street west stouffville prescriptions filled appointments made contact lenses phone 6403465 optometrists interior designers robert mews residential commercial interiors architectural design interior design furnishings remodelling consultation planning service sketches for information call 6402580 f richard black od optometrist stouffville medical centre ph 6403722 for appointment hours 1000 am to 800 pm every tuesday art wahlroth ba od optometrist 10 alanadale ave phone 2942181 auctioneers legal ken clarke prentice auctioneers licensed and authorized for the counties of york and ontario markham rr2 ph 2942419 or 6103686 prentices have been estab lished auctioneers since 1890 a s farmer licensed auctioneer counties of york ontario farm stock furniture sales a specialty telephone gormley 8875311 address gormley po surveyors button and armstrong barristers and solicitors notaries public h r button qc j m armstrong qc 6 main street east stouffville telephone 640s5s0 william g parsons llb barrister solicitor 157 main st w po box 820 phone 6402211 stonrtvule d h black ontario land surveyor 310 painted post dr comer of markham rd scachorough ont phone atiantlc 25283 res 2824508 ontario land surveyor r g mckibbon 56 main st n markham phone 2913754 sir not being a resident of your area i do not feci qualified to comment on most of the happenings in your village i had occasion to read the april 4 issue of your paper however in which were many letters of com plaint from pupils regard ing your report on their theatrical endeavour i am confident the pu pils have in their adoles cent innocence done you and your paper a grave in justice my line of work bring ing me in close contact with newspapers and pub lic relations makes me familiar with the internal operations of your busi ness and i am constrained to make a suggestion to the students the object being to help them to see that there is always more to any situation than just what one wants to see i suggest that the stu dents form a committe to do some research and find out how much lineage and illustration space has been given to the students of the school in the past 12 month period and not necessarily just for direct school activities but in connection with their out side interests as well i have no doubt that on some occasions you have been asked for and will ingly given pictures of individual students and groups one can scan almost any ethical newspaper on any given day and find an editorial which is de fending them rather than shooting them down as they have accused you of doing for all this lineage and illustration space and for the defense of our kids no charge is ever made h ail represents a consid erable amount of money in a year guess who picks up that tab being a parent myself i know that when we par ents attend any endeavour in which our kids are in volved we applaud and praise them not because they were the finest in the world though they may at times do an out standing chore but just because they are our kids and we love them in spite of any deficiences they may display its not quite that way however when you are scratching for bread out in this old world and bear in mind that the day does come when you are the one who must do the scratching the world justifiably demands value for money tendered not necessarily your values but the values of the guy whos paying the bill not what youd call unjust is it when mr thomas re ported your performance he was not destroying you as you claim he was telling the truth which is sometimes a bitter pill to swallow if however ycu take that pill grin and take advantage of its ben efits youll be a better and bigger person for it when you are ill and the doctor prescribes a medicine that tastes unbelievably vile do you refuse to take it certainly not because you know youll be belter for it so it goes with life youll find as you grow- up hopefully that life is not all sunday school speaking of sunday- school one student said she thought a few sacred numbers such as hvmns would be out of place lets get things straight a hymn or sacred song is by definition expressive of praise to god if we are engaged in an activitv where we dont want god is it god who is out of place look at the wav it is my young friends you are loved by us old creeps when you think we are shooting you down it is for a good reason we are helping you learn how to fly higher later on ive said more than i intended to so ill add one little thought and let it go at that you think youve been dealt a bum hand of cards okay downtown in tor onto on university av enue youll find a building called the sick childrens hospital take the time to go down there one after noon and see some kids that really got a bum deal check this out too of those hundreds of kids who have had their wings clipped for the rest of their lives not one ever complains that they were de stroyed by some body they are too busy trying again and again to learn to fly with broken wings and here you are with all the equipment and more things going for you than you ever dreamed of quit whimpering in the corner there and look be yond your noses that old sky is more blue and beau tiful the higher vou go start flying leave the mud of selfpity for the yorkville types ps after you have seen beyond your noses a let ter to mr thomas to that effect would not be out of place sincerelv e peters 79 thorncliffe pk dr toronto ontario raise 65 stouffville grade six students of summitview public school in stouffville con templating a trip to otta wa in june organized a carwash program satur day that netted them 65 the money will be used to help pay expenses the boys and girls as sisted by their principal mr boadway worked dili gently all day scrubbing a steady stream of cars inside and out the wea ther was perfect for the project on saturday apr 20 these same pupils will em bark on a slaveday pro gram anyone wishing a few springtime chores done around the house is asked to get in touch with the school or mr boad way red white hot cross buns 6 to pkg 35c grade a canada broiler size 6 to 10 lb avg 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