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the tribune thursday february 1 j tfsj- r fu rrf x24j f- s -j- sl zl- girl next door sunshine in the shade stouffville on weekends all summer folks flock to bruces mill con servation area to swim picnic and soak up the sun on occasions however officials toss in a little bonus a little sunshine in the shade so to speak shes eighteen year old kim dixon ninth line north an em ployee in the parks refreshment booth kims our girl next door while its indeed busy at this location from may through october the winter weekends are supposed to be busy too but a shortage of snow has all but cancelled the cross country ski program a project that attrtacted hundreds of visitors last year kim likes it there recognizing many of the same people who come back time and time again rollerskating ice- skating swimming horseback riding rug- hooking and embroidery are her favorite past- times while still a little uncertain as to what the future holds shes considering a course in modelling following graduation from stouffville high english is her favorite subject and mrs krabe her favorite teacher this summer if she can save up enough money kim hopes to accompany her mother on a trip to england if this doesnt work out she may join several friends for a holiday in barbados kim is one of three in the family of mr and mrs arthur dixon she has two brothers mark and wayne eighteen year old kim dixon ninth line north stouffville is a parttime attendant in the refreshment booth at bruces mill con servation area other activities include roller and ice skating swimming horseback riding rughooking and embroidery jim thomas editors iwajl need more for young dear mr thomas i wish to take this opportunity to offer my praise for the work the county breakers are doing in providing en tertainment for the grade six to nine young people here in stoukvule toe dances are well organized and chaperoned terrific prizes are provided with all proceeds going back into the program since its a nonprofit project last year a 50s dance contest was held the tribune sent a reporter with no camera and the results were published on the last page of the paper i dont know if youre personally opposed to these dances but youve personally never at tended they have a good discjockey eight to ten chaperones of which i am one who give up 34 hours of our time three friday evenings a month unless one has a boy playing hockey or a girl taking figure skating lessons theres nothing in town for the kids to do our biggest dance so far attracted 200 kids so 1 obviously theyre en joying them im not a member of the cb group but from what ive seen a big thankyou should go to darlene brown and her helpers in my opinion i think its high time the tribune and the stouffville council started something else going for the young people here perhaps on a saturday night instead of parents having to take them out of town for entertainment t a parent editors note either you dont read the tribune very thoroughly or you havent talked to mrs brown concerning our papers support of this project weve publicized these dances free of charge since they were started and also did i two personal interviews with mrs brown concerning their success as far as ad ditional youth programs are concerned this newspaper and council too are always open to suggestions finalists dicksons hill heather hoover grade six and ann smith grade seven placed first in a recent public speaking contest at dicksons hill public school heathers topic helping a laotian child won her top position in the junior category grades four to six ann discussed relatives which awarded her first in the intermediate class grades seven and eight second place junior was billy hollywell grade six for his delivery en titled space age karina bates grade eight placed second in the intermediate group for her talk about acid rain judging the contest was mr rg guyatt principal a teacher on staff mr ron myles and mrs mary barkey a former teacher now retired these four students have advanced to the area two competition heather and billy will be judged feb 15 at ballantrae public school ann and karina competed feb 13 at dicksons hill rs ballantrae ballantrae public school held its public speaking finals feb 7 and selected a winner and runnerup in both the junior and in termediate divisions a results follow junior janet price age 9 grade 4 laurie karlssoo age 11 grade 8 intermediate michael von zuben age 13 grade 8 penny holt 13 grade 8 janets speech was entitled dreams laurie spoke on color michael selected computers for bis address while penny spoke on roller skating the junior finals are at ballantrae on feb 15 the champion from area 2 will be chosen at that time toe intermediate finals were held at dicksons hill school feb 13 we lease all makes 1 980 chrysler cordoba sixcyfinder auto ps pbi tinted glass rear defroster whttewai radiate 36 month net lease s 18000 k u par yi si 8500 par month plus tax contact ken morrison j xx si iiorji yonotsitetr 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