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thursday sept 25 1969 the tribune page 9 wmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm editorial lets wait and see by iona frascrpalmcr editor grade 1ib when asked opinions concerning the introduc tion of grade 7 and 8 classes into stouffville dist secondary school most students arc non-coin- mital i feel this attitude is best some however agree the new program is an interesting experiment and seem willing to wait and sec if an institution of our size can function properly with so great an age spread several decisions do seem unfair to those of us in senior grades the most fragrant abuse of privliegc in my opinion is the practice of selling activity cards to the 7s and 8s while it will give the students council additional funds it also gives elementary pupils the right to attend dances and participate in any club program they wish realizing this several senior students have dropped out i can readily understand their attitude it is difficult enough to organize the older ones but with dozens of junior graders running around it could develop into a real fiasco then again i may be wrong and everything could work out fine well just have to wait and see somehow i think well be able to struggle through school rental fee a parttime truck driver now a fulltime student at york university driving a transport and pushing a pencil are hardly comparable occupations but during the holiday period hundred of students turn their hands to odd jobs norman cromey son of rev and mrs fred h cromey strathroy crescent markham spent hts vacation u behind the wheel of this big machine he has now returned to york university jas thomas reliable taxi under new management 24 hour service 7 pay week phone 6402952 notice f york cty while school facilities will be made available without charge to municipal coun cils recreation committees home and school and par ent teacher associations and nationally recognized groups such as boy scouts girl guides etc the york council board of education sept 8 agreed on a sched ule of fees for other groups wishing to use these build ings for a single classroom the charge will be 300 for a lecture room 600 for a cafeteria without the kitchen 2000 for a gym nasium with no chairs single 1200 and double 2400 for a gymnasium with chairs set up and use of storage space single 2500 and double 4000 such fees will be appli cable each time a facility is used and to them will be added any recognizable ex tra costs to the board west end barber shop hours monday closed all day tues 8 am till 7 pm thurs and fri 8 am till 9 pm wed and sat 8 am till 6 pm len david and bill keeping 3 registered hair stylists 153 main st w stouffville teams top 6 schools by keith licdtke stouffville dist high schools two crosscountry teams scored victories sept 17 topping six other entries in competition held at bruces mill the purpose of the meet was to acquire extra com petitive practice in prepar ation for future events an- nother is scheduled for sept 27 both the girls and the junior team showed great form for so early in the season chris heaton ex celled and placed third the juniors were led by keith liedtke 4th bob duxbury 5th blain bur- ny 7th and derek mona- lian 20th mr connell the coach praised the athletes for their effort im sorry were so late getting home said the husband to the baby sitter when the couple returned later than expected dont apologize re plied the girl if i had a kid like yours i wouldnt be in a hurry to get home either do you think its a little early to think about snowmobiles not really its indian summer now and soon winter will be here youll soon start thinking of open hearth fires and wishing you had thought of snowmobiles earlier so you could take advantage of all that beautiful snow so it really isnt too early to think about snowmobiles and while youre thinking about them think about the one that has everything a snowmobile needs for complete enjoyment think arctic cat sold by roberts trailer sales corner of the tenth line and hwy 47 stouffville 6404651 organize youth group at heise hill church gormlky sunday sept 28 lias buen declar ed omega day at heise hill church the occasion marks the introduction of the new omega youth group a club for teens the program is designed to help modern day young ouch by gord henderson for stouffville dist high schools football teams things are sure to get better they cant get much worse in the first home en counter of the season sept 18 the sdss squad were blanked 250 by ux- bridge in the games first half the visitors showed great power piling up an insur mountable lead stouff- villes defences tightened down in the second half holding the winners to a single td don harman and glen ward put forth an allout effort and in no way wore to blame for the rather onesided setback sculpture wins awards stouffville eight students of orchard park public school won awards and one received honor able mention for entries of art and sculpture at the canadian national exhibi tion the work was completed by ken seymour craig waite susan christie john hopper jim hopper brenda howard chris cor- kish wayne newmarch and chris adams a display of each item has been set up in the main hall congratulations to don little son of mr and mrs clark little sunderland and formerly of markham on winning 1st in the jun ior boys plowing match on the farm of hugh baird saintfield saturday markham boy scouts will conduct a paper drive in the markham commun ity sept 27 residents are asked to tie their bundles securely and leave in a convenient place badger barn cleaner no 1 unmatched quality see the 560 transmission with it thick heavy gears and giant semisteel main casting the rugged longlasting drop forged cham the do beam construction of the elevator engi neered to handle biggest loads longest barns expertly installed by your badger specialist- makes things more claude kerr 6401375 people apply the teaching of the new testament to modern day problems in cluded will be picnics par ties debates discussions songfests dinners hikes and service projects club directors are lloyd and lorna hogg advisers are mr and mrs john pugh and mr and mrs earl wideman i have sold my livestock trucking business to mr john rennie of stouffville i take this opportunity to thank all my customers over the past 24 years george alsop fury two brand new high perfor mance furys make the scene this year sport fury gt and s23 with dual hood runners strobe stripes and power plants that go as high as a 440 six barrel on the gt extra width be tween the rear wheels gives fury a new wide stance more stabil ity better traction other new features include fiberglass- belted tires an antitheft ignition switch on the steering column hideaway headlamps all in all fury is a car to remember a car that says youve made it and plymouth makes it tlymoutli chrysler canada ltd spoil satellite 2door hardtop belvedere heres a line of cars sized beautifully in between compact and full- sized theres gtx and road runner for those who like em hot sport satellite and satellite for sports car huffs with families and belvedere for people who want the com forts of a big car with the economy of a smaller car page chrysler plymouth 330 main street west stouffville 6403955 6402012 2972382 2942839