page 6 the tribune thursday feb 13 1969 courses at s d s s the arts and science branch i wa raie for reeve by b m johnston guidance department supervisor stouffville in previous weeks informa tion has been provided regarding the science technology and trades branch as well as the business and commerce branch of the stouff- ville district secondary school this week the arts and science branch will be examined the fouryear arts and science program will be offered in grades 10 and 11 in september next year the program will be offered in grades 10 11 and 12 and pos sibly in grade 9 the purpose of this program is to provide students with a broad general academic back ground before obtaining specific employment skills students may take traditional subjects such as english mathematics science history and geography as well as others such as art mu sic and theatre arts many graduates of the fouryear arts and science program from other schools choose to attend community col leges courses at seneca which might interest graduates of this pro gram include those of library technician ed ucation technician early childhood educa tion social welfare principles of law en forcement and crime detection municipal ad ministration prosthetics technician fa shion arts fashion merchandising aircraft pilot training as well as various business and technical courses graduates of this pro gram from other schools who have chosen to seek work rather than fur ther education have found employment with financial institutons such as banks trust companies loan and ac ceptance companies in surance companies as well as retailers such as eatons simpsons woolworths dominion stores a p stores and loblaws others have found employment with the cnr and cpr air lines bell tele phone police services armed services as well as government and pub lic services the fiveyear arts and science program is the traditional academic course students select ing this program or either of the other branches of the fiveyear 19 o o m fifteen year old lynn gresham grade 10 stu dent at stouffvllle dlst secondary school is tak ing the music course a traditional subject in the four- and fiveyear artsana science program istaff photo program shouldbe par ticularly interested in academic achievement and must be willing to undertake the hours of study needed for suc cess in this course stu dents of the fiveyear arts and science pro gram may concentrate on languages if they so desire or they may se lect options such as mu se art and home eco nomics graduates from grade 12 of this program the fiveyear business and commerce program and the fiveyear science technology and trades program will receive a secondary school grad uation diploma and may proceed to a common grade 13 and university as well as teachers col lege ryerson polytech- nical institute and com munity colleges grade 13 graduates are grant ed the secondary school honour graduation di ploma world day of prayer stouffville the world day of prayer ser vice will be held march 7 at 730 pm in the auditor ium of st marks school stouffville a meeting to arrange the worship program was held at the home of mrs j j mcdermott fairview avenue feb 4 present were miss janet brodie mrs s f hindson mrs wm kingsley and mrs j w miller participating churches are christ anglican st james presbyterian stouffville united and st patricks roman catholic townsh of uxbridge uxbridge twp reeve alvin redshaw of uxbridge township will receive 51500 for his ser vices in 1969 this is an in crease of 5500 over what he was paid in 1968 the decision by council was unanimous with reeve redshaw taking no part in the discussion at the same meeting it was agreed that harry noble be engaged as wel fare officer for 1969 at an annual retainer fee of 200 plus 210 per hour and 10c per mile an additional 5100 expense allowance is authorized for attendance at the welfare administra tors convention william g parsons has been reappointed solicitor for the township at a re tainer fee of 500 arthur hall has been ap pointed maintenance oper ator for the street lights in the hamlet of goodwood for this service he will re ceive 40 uxbridge township has approved the installation of warning lights at lot 17 cone 3 goodwood the lo cation of the cnr level crossing the council has expres sed its appreciation for the gift of an electric clock in the township hall donated by the goodwood loba allen secord rr 1 goodwood has filed a com plaint concerning snow re moval problems on cone 3 and stated in a letter to council feb 6 that the townships explanation was not satisfactory it was pointed out that school bus routes held priority over other roads when it came to emergency snow re moval but mr secord said that the storm he referred to occurred on a weekend when the buses werent operating edward iglar of don mills is erecting a house on a lot in the township and his hired help is living in a trailer at the site until the work is completed ac cording to a township by law a tourist may utilize a trailer for a period of 60 days but mr iglar has al ready exceeded the time limit council agreed that the owner should post a bond guaranteeing that the home would be completed by a deadline date of aug ust 1 deputyreeve robert nesbitt recommended a bond of 1000 but mr ig lar contended that this was too high council agreed to inform the applicant of their decision by mail the council will not sup port any decision by on tario county to close off the brock road during re construction this year in 1968 traffic was rerouted onto township roads while work on cone 5 was under way the policy was strong ly criticized by some mem bers and also many resi dents in the detour area rash of accidents markham twp within a period of four hours markham twp po lice investigated a total of eight accidents the most serious occur red on don mills road near victoria square when a 1968 model chevelle driven by 24 year old mrs moira hobbs rr 3 new market veered into the ditch and struck a tree mrs hobbs 7 year old daughter shelly suffered a broken nose she was tak en to york central hos pital richmond hill in a police cruiser property damage was estimated at 3000 pc bob burbidge was summoned to the scene and aided the injured lets talk turkey zsl about your income tax taxes gobbling up your income maybe youre not claiming all the legal deductions youre allowed block will see to il you get ail youre entitled to saves you time worry and money too come in today complete returns life thirteen year old kim wulsonrymer a grade 7 student at james robinson public school markham has advanced to the york county fi nals in the annual oratorical competition staff photo j please let me do my valentine shopping at houston pharmacy first local guiders present at the york east division guiders meeting in union- ville included mrs joan davidson mrs nancy shaw r r 4 stouffville is the new brownie leader for the 1st ballantrae brownie pack guarantee wc guorontee accurate preparation of 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