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a14 tribune march 18 1987 sdss update s i high schoolers jet to exotic locales by jeff carney sdss reporter sound the trumpets toll the bells let the pigeons loose for at long last march break has finally arrived at sdss with many a sigh of relief yes folks it is that time of year again when students and teachers enjoy a wellearned respite from the rigors of the regular school day and celebrate in style after all there is so much to be cele brated spring is already upon us which means sports like base ball football and floor hockey are soon to be incorporated into phys ed classes and there are only gasp 58 school days left in the 198687 year the band exchange is fast approaching and the spring prom is but six weeks away as exciting as these prospects are students were smiling for other reasons this week you see for most people march break is merely a time to escape from the pressures of work but for most students it is time to escape from the duldrums of the canadian cli mate students suffering from severe cases of cabin fever visited the march break specialist and after consulting with the bank of mom and dad were prescribed a holi day outside of canada as always florida or the promised land as it has been re spectfully referred to is big on lists of our student travellers lastminute organizations were underway as students prepared themselves for the 30hour drive while visions of flamingos palm trees and members of the oppo site sex danced through their heads but by far the most organized vacation this march break is a threeweek exchange with the town of carpentras france to be undertaken by 11 of stouffvilles best diplomats students from carpentras visited our fair town last year at this time and we are gormley news now returning the visit we be cause i am one of the diplomats as you can probably imagine we are a little excited as old friendships are soon to be re newed and frances capital paris and beautiful loire valley are highlighted on our itinerary and as excitement rose this week we received a pleasant sur prise the night school coffee fund under the supervision of wayne nugent donated 110 to our cause travellers patrick alles jane anderson doreen chee shaheen doctor patti goldman coriette hofstee pamela powell james snow craig thompson and our leader miss cunningham are grateful for the night schools generous support so there you have it march break vacations abound and astound at sdss and for those of you left in stouffville for our springtime siesta adieu well see you in april family mourns death by evelyn milsted gormley sympathy is ex pressed to mr and mrs fred doust and to mr and mrs ho ward bolender on the death of a loving sister and aunt dorothy doust miss doust had heart problems for some time and had been a pa tient in several hospitals when not in hospital she was lovingly cared for by her niece vera bolender a service was held monday afternoon from the marshall funeral home in richmond hill in other news miss louise bolender is spending a weeks vacation in bermuda mrs allan doner and son mar ly n of kitchener visited mrs fred doust on sunday afternoon gormley womens institute will meet march 25 at 730 pm in the home of mrs d andrew roll call is where did your ancestors come from mrs b risbrough a convener of family and consum er affairs will have the program the river brethren singing group from niagara christian college fort erie will provide a musical program at heise hill church sunday march 29 at 11 am a congregational potluck dinner will follow the service a community shower in honor of marguerite frisby will be held at 830 pm march 26 at the vic toria community centre heber mccague celebrates his 90th birthday shortly an open house will be held in his honor at the victoria square community centre on saturday april 4 from 2 to 4 pm and 7 to 9 pm the top floor of stouffvilles turner house business complex will serve as an office for a law firm moving here from toronto the main street landmark also houses a skin care salon chris shanahan jackson motors ltd 347 main st n markham ontario 4714505 law firm moves into turner house i stouffville three toronto lawyers will occupy the entire second floor of stouffvilles historic turner house at 49 main street east the firm of emery rekai johnson barristers and solicitors expect to be fully moved into its new stouffville law office by april 1 an open house is scheduled la ter that month joan connollyjones opened pine door esthetic skin care in j the buildings lower level last november- the former residence of grant and betty turner was purchased in 1986 by markhambased dbk management and converted into a business complex electrolux canada free home demonstration 1476 kingston rd 80 ellesmere rd scarborough scarborough 6943389 444 free gilt with demonstration advertising corrections eatons spring sale book appearing in the markham economist wednes day march 11 1987 page 18 item j fjord red pacific sockeye salmon 220 g not as show due 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