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p20 the tribune wednesday november 15 1989 sdss graduates celebrate their scholastic success stouffviue district secondary school students returned from various pursuits last week to celebrate their graduation a number of awards and tributes were given to the students who carry with them many memories of life at sdss at left student coun cil president michael pongracz presents student lise haylow with a school letter at right shaheen doctor accepts the sdss general proficiency award from retired teacher lin jones below a bou quet of flowers provides the set ting for a speech by valedictorian tim balazs race is on for vihigh school track building centre ltd rr4 stouffville ont loh 1l0 stouffviue rd e of kennedy tel 6402350 building centre bruce stapley correspondent up to all instock building products cedar posts exterior mahogany 5 top 8 length wood stain 4l 595 door jam sets 425 995 prefinished 50 ft latex calking white or almond garden 10 yr interiorexterior 12x96 695 hose 179 16x96 895 525 1 sale prices are cash and carry only store hours monday to thursday 86 friday89 saturday 830 430 they are off and running at stouffviue district secondary school as the first dollars start pouring into the schools track fund sdss physical education department head dave connell announced monday the school raised more than 600 for the pro posed running track at last weeks exhibition basketball game between the harlem diplomats and the schools studentteacher team mr connell hopes sdss students and staff can raise bet ween 15000 and 20000 this school year towards the track which is to be located east of the recreation complex across from the school he and colleague christine milton along with several students will make up the fun- draising committee we see the track as costing somewhere around 200000 says mr connell if we raise 15000 to 20000 and the board goes ahead with their finance committees recommendation that they pay up to 125000 then perhaps the town and citizens can come up with the rest we already have com mitments from several area businesses to help in building the track it does appear that the students of sdss are willing to put up their time and effort to help raise money for the track he added fundraising for 198990 has become a top priority at sdss mr connell said students are about to embark on two sales campaigns involving chocolate bars and christmas poinsettias to raise some of the funding other moneymaking schemes being considered include orange and grapefruit sales a pie-in-the- face event a studentparent social evening slopitch golf and- old timers hockey tournaments mr connell says he is confi dent the citizens of whitchurch- stouffville will rally around and support the schools fundraising efforts the track is not just for the school he notes the whole town will be able to use it he would also like to see tennis courts included in the track plan it would be nice to have them both together for the benefit of the school and the town sdss is one of two secondary schools in york region currently without a running track m 0 heart and stroke foundation of ontario improving your odds against canadas 1 killer