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a10 tribune may 20 1987 president duffy wallis come in and discover the new john brouwer garden centre landscaping where quality comes first our greenhouse has over 7000 sq ft of displayed annuals perennials herbs hanging baskets and much much more see our collection of live ducks swans goslings and deer specials ensure that touch of elegance year round with the help of our expert landscape staff colorado blue spruce 80 cm reg s 6998 hopes personal goals are not forgotten beautiful birch clumps priced according to size m0untbatten juniper 125 cm reg 4199 1 y99 gold star juniper 40 cm reg 1895 by demise medonald stouffville for most graduating students the school years end is the beginning of big ger and better experiences for duffy wallis it concludes a ten- month period hell never forget tm happy with all ive been able to accomplish says duffy stouffville dist secondary schools student council presi dent ive learned a lot about politics and hopefully helped establish a firm base for school spirit according to duffy his initial interest in bidding for councils top job was the schools general atmosphere and abundant school spirit i also wasnt totally satisfied with the schools administration and how it was being run for the students he says i felt i might be able to establish some sort of basis for outlets of school spirit and student involvement duffy claims some of his major goals included setting up football and hockey teams establishing a school newspaper and providing a radio show to students on lunch although these things havent yet been accomplished at least theyre in the discussion stages and people are thinking about them he says things such as these are events with which the whole town can get involved and at the same time encourage others to get involved as well although duffy does admit to being a little disappointed with his years results having set his goals a little too high hes espe cially proud of one accomplish ment weve held school dances at least once a month over the course of the year he says previously they didnt happen often enough to keep the students occupied but this time we not only improved on that but in corporated a wide variety of themes and introduced two semi- formals 1 wanted these things in par ticular because ive seen them happen at other schools and know sdss has the potential for so much more says duffy although we only touched on it this year im confident next years student council will keep these goals in mind when asked what words of advice he has for next years pres- ident duffy says your school is like a trust fund because there are 800 students who are all banking into your account that account isjj so important because what youre filling it with is memories and the quality of every one of those j memories is banking on you what im really saying con- 1 tinues duffy is aim high have good goals make sure the stu- dents want the same things you doj and never give up although duffy says hed be thrilled to run for president next year hes decided instead to de- vote his time to improving hisl math mark i truly hope the students standing for this office in the ius ture do everything they can tc1 make sdss the best place the most rewarding place and thef most enjoyable place it can bej because thats what serving on the students council is all about a memorable experience stouffville peter samuelson and jim rehill band and choir directors at stouffville dist secondary school are sing ing the praises of their student musicians following a successful exchange trip to hebron ohio a packed auditorium at lake- wood high school gave both the sdss choir and the combined bands of stouffville and lake- wood standing ovations following their presentations may 5 it was the choirs rendition of american trilogy that brought the audience to its feet the selec tions a tribute to america in general and the host school in par ticular resulted in spontaneous applause it went on and on mr rehill said we just stood there not knowing quite what to do the director said the choirs performance was without equal in his many years at stouffville high he described the entire con cert as incredible i am very proud of our kids mr rehill continued when we looked up at all those american flags and banners it made us proud to be representing not only our town but our country it was an exciting and emotional experi ence mr samuelson was equally complimentary the students represented our school excellent advertising correction or eatons may home sale book appearing in the markham economist sun may 6 1987 pg 26 item u wiltshire knives are not canadianmade eatons regrets the error and any in convenience caused to our cus tomers eatons i ly both in performance and de portment he said the hosts he stated had an in- teresting itinerary arranged in- eluding a visit to the ohio state university he called it a really worth while experience the annual sdss band and- choir concert will be held at the markham theatre may 27 tick ets are on sale at the school theatre praised dear editor your compliments with re gard to the deer park inn and the theatre in the park tribune issue april 15 were well de served stouffville is indeed fortunate to- have such a facility in its midst not only is it a plus for resi dents but a plus for our town many toronto people identify stouffville with this place of cul ture and fine food- the benefits are farreaching my wife and i have spent sever al entertaining evenings at the deer park inn and the theatre and are always anxious to return sincerely michael goulet cherry street rr 3 stouffville funeral service anglican church for lillian orchard service was held tuesday af ter- noon from christ anglican church stouffville for mrs lil lian orchard following her pas sing may 16 at scarborough centenary hospital besides her husband victor of stouffville mrs orchard is survived by two daughters jean mrs warren charing shirley mrs ed jank- us two sons brian and garry 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