Whitchurch-Stouffville Newspaper Index

Stouffville Tribune (Stouffville, ON), April 2, 1986, p. 12

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a12 tribune april 2 1986 hs phys ed equals the best by jim thomas stouffville on one side of the gymnasium at stouff- ville dist secondary school are rowsonrows of names and photos students inducted into the athletic hall of fame on the other side are displays of trophies and plaques on which are emblazened the eponym of athletic immortals at sdss both areas are treated with an air of reverence by students and staff alike and rightly so in the field of athletic accom plishment at stouffville high theyre the best however theres more to physical education at stouffvil le dist secondary school than creation of super stars much more instructors dave con- nell sue kofler jim fletcher and cathie croucher touched on all areas of the program during an interview march 27 this is the second in a series of features related to depart ment activities at sdss the organization of phys ed is divided into four sections interschool intramural lunchhour and classroom some of the interschool sports like track and field badminton softball and fitness challenge are oed other like golf soc cer volleyball basketball ten nis and field hockey are not the end of june will see the end of georgian bay competi tion its successor commenc ing in september will be the durhamyork association championships the demise of the georgian bays will be marked by a farewell banquet this month intramural includes every thing from badminton to square dancing three student reps susan murphy jon petrie and rob reid were selected to lr ad si tutorial services specialists in mathematics personalized instruction study and exam writing skills call now 4773806 correction notice due to an error in the beaver lumber backyard bargains flyer the following were incorrect pg 2 drywall clips we are 19cea pg 20 the white wire mesh patio table illustration is incorrect beaver lumber sincerely re grets any inconvenience that may have been caused free first meeting jolnforonly12 weight watchers introduces a revolutionary idea in weight loss freedom of choice enjoy a party or dine out with friends or satisfy a sweet tooth now and then with the new ouick start plus program so oln by april 26 for only 12 and savor a richer lifestyle while you subtract the pounds the new quick starts program zzfirftz ivfota fee for subsequent weeks 8 00 seniors and students join for only 5 00 500 weekly thereafter offer valid march 31 st april 26m 1986 at participating locations ron rmtmui mtonution euu 18002683915 attend the ontario athletic leadership camp a oneevent activity involves close to 200 students winners receive tshirts lunchhour recreation is organized by grade 12 teachers as well as students are actively involved in these fun leagues including baseball volleyball badminton and floor hockey classroom sports is a require ment in grade 9 mr connell ex plained facilities are some times overcrowded he said but students adapt to this activities arent restricted entirely to the school the pro ximity of the new rec centre will prove beneficial mr con nell said community sports in- cludealley bowling lawn bowl ing golf horseback riding skiing and tennis for some holding a hockey stick or even skating for the first time is a really big deal said mr connell mr connell praised the wil lingness of staff teachers to volunteer their services in coaching roles were very fortunate he said occassionally a parent will help out also he explained but always with a teacher in attend ance senior students help too he said health instruction is part of physical education in grades 9 and 10 boys and girls are taught separately subjects in- cludedrugs and alcohol hazards of smoking sex educa tion and athletic injuries grade 11 and 12 are coed grade 11 subjects include self- concept and communication grade 12 subjects include mar riage and geriatrics aging speakers are invited from green gables manor parkview home and home support athletics contributes to the spirit of the school mrs croucher explained school spirit has never been higher both this year and last said mr connell mrs croucher noted that those students involved in sports are for the most part in volved in other areas of school activities also we ha ve a good core of students who are in volved in everything she said shortage of funds poses a problem mrs kofler stated board allocations are made on a per student basis because we have as many teams as the lar ger schools but fewer students were continually running short of money she explained addi tional funds must be raised within the school the bigger the school the better the facilities added mr connell its generally agreed that those schools located in the yonge street corridor are bet- ter equipped than those to the west and east he said stouffville is one of the most enthusiastic schools ive ever experienced said mrs kofler the students are active polite and nice to work with badminton is popular with both staff and students at stouffville dist secondary school particularly during lunchhour breaks shown here are robyn duke of burkholder street and kirk smythe maystone court jim thomas paul otters powerful shoulders and arms just didnt happen lifting weights has certainly helped paul of rr 2 markham is a student in grade 10 the phys ed program at stouffville high is said to be on a par with the best in york region jim thomas hyundai does itagain theonethatmakes uncommon sense heres frontwheeldrive 1 a totally modern indepen- mj r r dent front and rear suspen sion system excellent fuel economy plenty of luggage space sporty european styling and the list goes on including a whole winter of cold weather testing in northern canada in a word value excel is so much car for such an uncommon price visit any hyundai showroom and youll see what we mean hyundai excel todaysword forvalue every excel comes with styled steel wheels michelin all- season steel belted radials are standard excel is extremely manoeuvrable thanks to front- wheeldrive jackson motors markham ltd 317 main street north mdrkhim kd north ol hwy 7 markhiim 171 1505 limberts motors ltd 95 eagle street newmarket 895 3222 p a euro cars ltd 961 eglinton avenue east unit 11f toronto 1251188 rotom of canada ltd 1957 eglinton avenue east scirborouh 7521720 downtown hyundai 951 queen street east toronto 1612323 autotrond 11262 yonge st reel richmond mill 884 8811 agincourt hyundai 1910 sheppard ave e scarborough 2912929 north toronto hyundai 7582 yonge street thornhill 7318100 jack frame pony 285 old kingston road scarborough 283 7669

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