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the tribune thursday november aim students buckle down by maryjo sutherland students of stouffville dist secondary school are buckling down to homework and course studies perhaps mid term reports are responsible regar dless its a good time to start as many of winters extra curricular activities are not yet underway the junior and senior boys basket ball squads have held their practices and are preparing for exhibition games coach nugent of the senior team says he has lots of height this year and is looking forward to an exciting season the grade 8 boys and girls volleyball teams are beginning their workouts in hopes of winning championships at all i three of their tour- naments this year for the first time the grade 8s will be competing in tournies against huron heights and sutton the junior teams are coached by students in the year 4 gym classes as part of their course study in athletic leadership looking back congratulations is extended to the senior girls basketball team who despite their 24- 23 loss to king city played superbly unfortunately they were unable to hoop that basket that separated them from victory hopefully the grade 9s will do as well as the juniors and seniors the contact sports including judo and wrestling are holding weekly practices as always christine green and nedene smith were running their hearts out last week rolling up 15 and 13 miles respectively the ski teanvms also making- plans for future practices and com petitions however for the timebeing all members can do is think snow in recent weeks many courses have taken students away from school in order to further their knowledge on events of interest outside the classroom such field trips have included a study of a local gravel pit a musical production and a visit to the royal ontario museum these trips are not just fun each student is handed an assignment sheet before boarding the bus it must be filled out in full following the excursion looking ahead municipal elections for 198182 are a long way off but dont be surprised if wilf morley of north street stouffville tosses his hat in the ring two years from now ac cording to reliable reports he was tempted to make the move this year but reconsidered wilf has served on several boards and committees in town and is noted for calling a spade a spade regard less of political reper cussions our girl next door art college student praises hs course ballantrae mention moving and most kids throw up their hands in horror not ann redshaw she jumped for joy ann now 18 was about twelve at the time id never heard of ballantrae she said still i could hardly wait she remembers traveling up hwy 48 from scarborough with her parents and watching their new house being built that was sue years ago and anns just as enthusiastic now as then i love it here she said although city lifes not for ann shes presently enduring it parttime while attending the ontario college of art shes taking a course in graphic design since a wee gal of five drawing things has been a no 1 interest expert instruction at sdss helped con siderably she says its exceptional she claimed one of the best in york county ann has high priase for stouffville high and its staff in particular mr roach mr roberts mrs stamitiou and mr connell she was a member of the year book staff and a participant in the variety show away from school she enjoys iceskating dancing writing and leisurely walks in the woods anns travelled ex tensively shes been to mexico and florida last summer she visited vancouver then crossed the border to seattle washington many will remember ann as one of the pretty girls in stouffvilles centennial queen pageant she calls it a special moment in her life ill never forget it she said ann speaks proudly of her parents her brownie greenwood a 10 year old greenwood girl credited with saving the life of a heart attack victim has been singled out for special honors caroline smith a member of the 1st brooklin brownies will be recognized by whitby council after guide commissioner audrey parker wrote to the municipality and in formed members of her accomplishment it was earlier this year that caroline went to a neighbors home to check on their dogs the owners were absent on vacation on her arrival she observed a woman prostrate on the floor she immediately placed a pillow under her head and went to call a doctor and the police however by this time the lady was conscious she insisted the girl call her daughter when the daughter arrived an ambulance was summoned and the woman was admitted to hospital starts friday frisat 79 sunthurs 8 pm it was the deltas against the rules the rules lost fllilk katmxju lampn animal imufv i k the thief who stole 2 rolls of carpet from off the sidewalk in front of macleans carpet 23 main st w stouffville last week recognized real quality when they saw it eighteen year old ann redshaw is a graduate of stouffville dist secondary school presently attending the ontario college of art besides drawing things she enjoys skating dancing writing and leisurely walks in the woods jim thomas mother she says is always willing to take time and talk over any problems that might arise and despite an age difference of several years shes close to her brothers too robert lives in scarborough and jims studing for his doctors degree at mcmaster university in hamilton honored i ballantrae plaza i aurora see rd n butcher felcher blvd i family atjxnajds butcher ballantrae plaza this weeks specials hamburg bologna round steak round steak roasts order now for christmas fresh turkeys ham poultry large assortment cooked meats cheeses fresh poultry custom cutting freezer orders hours monday closed fri 99 tuesthurs 96 sat 96 enjoy the old fashioned specialty of fresh cut meats the way you like it phone orders thursday deliveryl eautiful sizes large assortment ceramic tiles choose from aunrvtrwpoupf itoexxxoft macleans carpet centres main st w hwy 48 3 miles n ofringwood open 99 sat till 6 pm open 99 sat 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