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twin sisters share top awards ballantrae when youre a twin in the same grade at the same 4 school sharings the name of the game 3 so it was june 27 when ballantrae public school held its 1979 graduation ceremony mary and margie griffiths rr 3 stouffville shared the spotlight of attention- together in fact the two received so many awards they literally wore a path to the plat form the fourteen year olds were recognized in the following categories- art physical education audio visual volleyball basketball softball english french social sciences and general academic excellence margie received a coveted school letter while mary was presented with the academic proficiency prize mary also received a mathematics tab and two athletic trophies one as a school champion and the other for interschool margie was selected to introduce the evenings guest speaker mr terry gray former principal at whitchurch highlands school and now on the york county boards administrative staff both mary and margie will attend stouffville dist secondary school in the fall i other individual awards went to the following karen wong public speaking mark frauds school letter irene dettner best effort claudia wuttke and mark leiteh athletic the principal at ballantrae school is mr w j laughlin the vice- principal is jt allin grade 8 graduation diplomas were presented tolinda ackroyd linda agnew adrienne ar- buckle thelma david son pat davis irene dettner isaac dyck tim dyson scott gayton mary griffiths barry jackson mike kirgy randy lindsay julie malanchukfraser monk brenda napier john palmer john paterson billy ross cheryl smith ronny stephenson rick stewart laurie thome lynda trudel karen wong lorraine ackroyd angela baker glenn bateman irene batz carole clarke sandra crittenden barry drisdelle alan emby scott ennis mark francis evelyn golding margie griffiths kent knapp peggy koepf mark leiteh mark logan karen lowery robin macleod rhonda mcquaker sara mosley chris offen lisa pascoe keuie procter tammy savage cheryl simpson david tufford darcy watson claudia wuttke and patty young the tribune thursday july 5 im 23 g- instniction bill keeping of dicksons him an em ployee on the staff- of metro toronto am bulance service attended an instructional seminar at the town firehall monday and provided lifesaving techniques to guards on staff at the stouffville pool elec tronic practice dummies were used with a com puter readout indicating whether the students had mastered the routine cost of the program was paid for by the stouffville lions club participants in the project induded- heather glen pool manager maureen oconnor debbie foley maryjo sutherland ingrid assinck janice bolton and ian burton fraser lake camp bancroft area boys girls jrs912 srs 1315 yra canoeing swimming pony riding crafts out trips fishing archery 10 registration 80 weekly includes transportation 4393104 orchard park mary griffiths a fine student and athlete receives the outstanding girl athletic award at ballantrae public schools graduation night program making the presentation is staff teacher brian cockburn jim holt o choir applauded stouffville it was an evening to honor the academic and athletic accomplishments of individual students at orchard park public school june 25 however the most appreciative applause was reserved wnot for reading writing and arithmetic awards but for the schools senior choir directed by staff teacher ron robbins they sang beautifully selections that thrilled the audience in the stouffville united church a few weeks earlier as a fitting conclusion principal jm hincks presented the group with an engraved shield the prize won last spring at the lionssponsored music festival in newmarket other highlights of the evening were presentations of school letters to pauline holden and elaine marshall achievement letters to academic pauline holden david mcnalley elaine marshall john hillerup mike anderson carol couperthwaite glen pyke and john valleau participation elaine marshall lisa goulbourne and shaunna sanders sportsmike anderson trevor young terrl piette pam frlsby and richard english the kinette club profiency awards were presented to duffy wallis grade 4 lindsey biston grade 5 anne christie grade 6 elaine marshall grade 7 annie christie english dorothy e i d t mathematics and laura baatz social studies lewis cottage received the award for art grades 4 to 6 shaunna sanders science grade 6 angela howes art grade 7 david mcnalley english grade 7 pauline holden french grade 7 colin wld- difleld math grade 7 mike anderson social studies grade 7 and elaine marshall science grade 7 the wk sutherland award was presented by mr sutherland to trevor young 9 sock hops dances enjoyed stouffville the positive response r from interviews held at the sockhop at sum- mityiew public school june 15 indicate a strong hope the- dances will continue next fall i jne of the dance organizers darlene brown said that when the idea of the sock hop originated they were leary about it but she v now admits its gone over super the kids have been great the sockhops first proposed by the county breakers cb club is a nonprofit organization who turn all therevenue from the 150 admission charge back into future dances the only real expenses are for dance instructors and the disc jockey the kids were all extremely enthusiastic about the event and all appeared to be having good clean fun steve altilia 12 412 loretta crescent said he enjoyed the dances so much that he wished they would run through the summer steve added that he thinks they should lower the cost of ad mission by reducing the number of prizes shawn duncalfe 11 of 105 church street n felt the dance instructors were a waste of time 0 and the dances should start t earlier andlast longer while 11yearold paige cowan of 78 ninth line south thoroughly enjoyed the sockhops she felt however they could be improved by having more contests more winners it keeps me out of trouble was the response given by mike glenn 63 mill street when asked what he thought of the dances mike also commented that they could use a better sound system doug roberts 20 baker avenue had been to every dance and hopes they will continue saying hat theyre way better than high school dances doug says the excellent disc jockey is a major asset trish davidson 13 of windsor drive said she was in between in her appraisal of the dance not saying it was great but hoping that it would continue lots of the kids at the dance held lauras attitude stating that the sockhops give them something to do twelveyearold david white 72 thicketwood boulevard summed up the event as excellent and said he hoped they would con tinue next fall twist contest winner karl -luefonr-recently- moved to scarborough said it wasnt a bad dance but suggested possible improvements on the technical aspects karl thought the dances could be upgraded by improved lighting and a better sound system there was many favorable comments from parents who all agreed the event was very well organized and that the kids have behaved admirably restrict water use theres no water shortage in stouffville not at present anyway restrictions now in force are precautionary measures mayor eldred king told the tribune in case we experience a prolonged dry spell until the end of september lawn- watering in the area of town west of the cnr line is permitted wed nesday friday and sunday between the hours of 8 am and 9 am and 7 pm and 8 pm the schedule for homeowners east of the tracks is tuesday thursday and saturday at the same times as mentioned above the idea behind the cutback is to guarantee a full water supply for everyone very few people will be inconvenienced- the mayor said its something we have to live with markham fairgrounds popular site markham the markham fairgrounds is a location for more than a fourday fair every fall much more the site is developing into- one of the most popular show places in town just how popular is indicated in a recent calendar of events prepared by the secretary manager gerry mann it was back on april 14 that harrison holdings held a charolais dispersal sale about sixty animals were sold averaging over 3000 each on april 28 vern mason of richmond hill held a light horse sale with good results on may 19 the second annual appaloosa horse sale was held with prices bettering the figures of 78 the arena has already been booked for 1980 the polled hereford show and sale was held may 28 a four month old proficient by elsie boland goodwood stephen may a grade six student at webb public school received his school letter for all round proficiency and the boys trophy for academic achievement and sports proficiency jeanine ferguson and pat jefferies received the girls trophies the uxbridge township library float designed and co ordinated by barb tindall captured first prize for originality in the ux bridge spring water days parade saturday morning there were four baptismals in the goodwood baptist church sunday morning including darlene may doug may dale hockley and bert tindall mr and mrs wayne lockie and family visited at the lome tindall residence on saturday also in attendance were vicki chin of new york arvilla sysma of toronto toronto the baptist mission circle ladies enjoyed their trip to beaverton at lakeview manor the children put on the en tertainment which was greatly enjoyed mrs minnie sellars mrs ab taylor peggy donald and mr annand wished to be remembered to friends in goodwood and the surrounding district mrs irene alderson mr and mrs dudley wilson and son ross of whitby visited with mr and mrs gordon jones sunday the auction sale of the late mrs george todds home and contents is on july 7 the united church is holding a bake sale on saturday july 20 markham high scholars markham twentysix students from markham district high school have been recommended to the ministry of education as ontario scholars ontario scholars must have an overall average of at least 80 per cent in six grade thirteen subjects the top scholar at markham high this year is akbar moosabhoy 75 kamona blvd markham with a 937 per cent average the other students are carolyn ben nett 11 walkerton drive markham lisa birch 40 robinson street markham michael bridges 34 henry corson place markham cindy cariglia rr 2 markham cathy dart 35 peter street markham deborah duncan 3 emmeloord crescent union ville christopher easton 152 krieghoff avenue unionville mark evans 53 southdale drive markham dean gammon 46 lincoln green drive markham judith george 15 grenfell crescent markham isa hartke 11 princess street markham rory hunter 38 drakefield road markham anthony jeffery 70 fred varley drive unionville laura jones 63 southdale drive markham sharon kerr 6 lakevista avenue markham george manak 25 hamilton hall drive markham saddra mcconkey 6 worsley court unionville janice mckibbon 269 wellington street west markham william mullett 31 jerman street markham bernardlne murphy 26 john dexter place markham donna roe 9 towne court unionville paul rutherford 81 chant crescent unionville john watters 50 pringle avenue markham michael wittamore rr 1 markham and bernadette yap sam 37 emmeloord crescent unionville heifer calf brought 505000 the 40 head averaged about 250000 thirtyfive head were sold at the annual shorthorn sale june 2 the average price was just over 110000 on june 9 the markham pet and poultry club held a show and on june 16 the blond daquitaine association held its sale a brand new at traction this year was the antique and collector car auction june 23 and 24 on june 30 the second annual dairy goat sale was scheduled polo matches will be featured july 5 to july 9 the tournament is being hosted by the toronto polo club july 13 to 15 is reserved for sheep and july 20 is a barbecue and dance hosted by the york county hogproducers on july 27 a similar event is planned by the york county beef producers on july 28 the on tario aberdeen angus association is holding a jr heifer show with animals from all across the province expected on aug 18 the maine anjou association is holding a cattle sale at the site on sept 2 the junior american horse show is set for the race track extension or the inside show a light horse sale is planned for sept 5 the ontario institute of agrology central branch is holding a dinner sept 14 on sept 22 quarter horse racing will be featured on oct 19 the horned hereford club is holding a sale with a sheep auction dec 1 on dec 9 the ontario charolais association is hosting a sale ontario cup stouffville the whitchurch- stouffville soccer club wiu field its squirt a team against mississauga in the first round of the ontario cup to be held at st marks playing field on saturday morning july 7 at 1030 am summer fellowship st james presbyterian church will host a summer fellowship wed july 18 at 7 pm in the lower auditorium blaze destroys stouffville barn the stouffville fire department pressed ejtaryj piece of equipment into service last week to battle a blaze that destroyed a barn and two jnearby buildings south of main street it is believed that sparks from this fire were also responsible for damage to a house on the north side of main some distance away edschroeter must qualify ballantrae if an auxiliary fire brigade is established in the ballantraemusselmans lake area of whitchurch- stouffville should it be manned by firemen not necessarily so says mayor eldred king volunteers can be women as well as men however they must qualify he stated applications are now being received at the town office and the mayors certain suf ficient numbers will offer their services to get something started we wont need that many he said serving stouffville surrounding areas specializing to the agricultural industry 3arrsstabiesetc 4166403931 the fairgrounds is a popular spot for events other than animal auc tions activities like the kiwanis fireworks may 21 alma walker ap preciation night june 2 peachs ball and hockey club reunion 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