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tribune october 19 1988 a3 sa church talent reaps dividends ju v the in praise of hands bazaar hosted by thejcongregation of a booth for cookiepainters proved popular with kids including wesley united church vandorf saturday proved very sue- threeyearold emily kirstein vivian road rr 3 newmarket cessful bertha pattenden arranged a beautiful ceramics display a selfpainted cookie sold for twentyrfive cents v including this dresser set that sells for50 v- v v fiveyearold ashley miliarst johns slileroad had her eye on this tricycle ashleys mother wass one of jseveral bazaw- organizers proceeds go to wesleyunite church vandorf 1w f craftshow take sale i eightyearbid jennifer johnson of reespr jennifers a grade 3 pupil at whitchurch- place whitchurchstouffville isnt a lover of highlands school mice but the stuffed variety are acceptable clothes always prove attractive to teens in- melissa is 13 she attended the bazaar with her eluding- melissa white jasper drive aurora grandmother neighborly notes plans reunion stouffvilles mary grif fiths is organizing a reunion of all grade 8 graduates of ten years ago from ballan- trae public school mary is starting early the get- togethcrs planned for next summer with so many liv ing far afield it may take that long to get in touch also there may be some namechanges within the group great idea mary if we can help give us a call discrimination the october edition of the durham board of educa tion newsletter entitled highlights arrived on my desk wednesday this in formative pamphlet describes in detail all about the withdrawal of the lords prayer from classroom ceremonies in a separate paragraph it says the court ruling does not apply to separate schools in my opinion this is the height of unacceptable discrimination the learn ed judges must have known that had the ban been ex tended across the board a separate school riot would have resulted welcome back good to see ross steven son in the thick of the cur rent federal election cam paign ross is the pc can didate in the riding of durham even bill ball- inger his liberal rival in the last provincial cam paign calls him a good man i hope he wins by jim thomas late bloomers john wilson harding gate stouffville has a pair of easter lilies still blooming in his garden that is if they didnt get nipped by recent frosts john obviously knows the secret to suc cessful lily transplants another law town council is pretty sticky when it comes to signs yet the province was allowed to erect two un sightly billboards on stouf fvilles main street adver tising their iess-than- generous pride grant for downtown improvement however temporary at the rale the projects pro ceeding theyll be there til spring unless theres a law for the rich and a law for the poor both should he replac ed by something that shows a little pride bikenappers motorists arc advised to lock up their parked automobiles the same precaution should also be taken by cyclists advises master bike repairman don beanie lehman boycr street stouffville at no time should a boy or girl leave his or her bicycle unlocked says don too many kids return to find them gone the majority arc never recovered he notes with many bicycles now costing in excess of 200 they constitute many months of saving thirty years ago this wasnt a worry but times arc changing alive and weil the snowmobile industry would seem to be alive and well if attendance at the markham fairgrounds show last weekend is an in dication even at 6 admis sion crowds were large larry vandykc bethesda sidcroad whitchurch- stouffvillc was a promi nent participant will wait tuff the pet spaniel in the family of phillip and carolyn gordon hwy 48 ballantrac will have to wail for his nomination to the purina pet hall of fame to be considered all entries for 1988 have been judged dcana pcattie of ralston purina told the tribune tuff will be in cluded in the list for 1989 the little dog woke his master after fire started in the kitchen of the gordon home sept 23 except for him id never have gotten out alive mr gordon said tuff very nearly didnt get out cither he was found un conscious under a bed by a volunteer firefighter and revived with oxygen by an ambulance attendant long wait its a long time from mid- october to midapril but worth the wait goodwood public school is planning another spring musical its called robin hood with staff teacher tcssic demp ster at the helm rehear sals will begin in earnest after christmas editors mail high school a prison say some students deareditor in the last few years stouff ville high has changed drastical ly from what we remember we always thought school was supposed to be fun but seriously how many enjoy getting up and going to sdss we always thought when you made it to high school you were considered a young adult and when you reached your senior years you were an adult when youre 17 or 18 years of age are you not supposed to make your own decisions here we have spares taken away and study halls put in we can no longer drop or change subjects in senior grades without parental consent isnt that going a little too far we remember when we started school everything was alright we had our fun times and our serious times however now that weve reached grade 11 it seems schools been turned into a prison we feel respect between students for teachers and students for school is lost now we face our biggest pro blem the smoking area we realize the fact the board removed all smoking areas from school properties in york region we feel too much fuss is being made of those students who smoke on edward street yet nothings said about those teachers who also smoke there or about how they throw their cigarette butts on school property we realize we shouldnt criticize without providing solutions our first request is place gar bage cans at the top of edward street also one containing sand and water into which students can deposit their butts on the way to school we also want a designated smoking area off school proper ty but close to the school wed really appreciate it if so meone will respond to these requests sincerely concerned students ofsdss ay h i m 1 1 mmk attention flyer advertisers wo can deliver your flyers for as utile as v tents apiece so far this year we have delivered 13146787 flyers doortodoor in markham union- ville milliken stouffville uxbridge and surrourxing rural routes u ir deliver your flyers on the day you want in ihe area ytxi want any quantity from 5000 to 35x100 call advertising al 29422006402100 or distribution al 29482446402100 wed oct 1988 royal lust suncga ski rosoit fal homo improvement mcfayclen seed homohardwaro shoppers drug mart orugvwxw ealons moor os tho surt peopio gv pharmacy far bank lumber a