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tribune january 14 1987 a3 hmmhmbbbtf sixteenyearold angela davis third avenue uxbridge believes in touching all bases and not just in softball angelas an accomplished stu- tani dent athlete and musician shes also an enthu- siastic 4h club member and an expert at needle work her personal hobby is collecting bells girl next door touches all bases by jim thomas uxbridge when angela davis graduates from uxbridge secondary school shell retain many pleasant memories of her years spent there even at the grade 11 level shes been involved in almost every area of school activity both academic and athletic shes our girl next door angela was initially a country girl the youngest daughter of ken and hilda davis cone 6 ux bridge six years ago her parents moved to town angela has three sisters lori and lisa both mar ried and charlena at home at 16 angela has accomplished more than most people twice her age she plays the alto sax in both the concert and stage bands switching from the clarinet learned earlier she also enjoys the organ a selftaught instrument angela hopes to maintain the honorstanding attained in grades 9 and 10 her june average was 898 percent biology physics and phys ed are favorite sub jects shes considering a career in medicine angelas involvement in athletics- reads like a catalogue at collegiate sports basketball vol leyball track and field badminton softball the list goes on and on shes considered one of the top jave linthrowers in durham region and perhaps all- ontario even last saturday she helped out as a volunteer scorer during a basketball tournament at uxbridge high v angela speaks highly of her school i really like it she says the students are friendly and each teacher in his or her own way is very special shes participated in several school trips the most memorable being a band exchange with cata- wissa pennsylvania some day she hopes to visit hawaii or switzerland angelas an active member in uxbridge 4h shes completed 13 projects and has received both her county and provincial diplomas shes now working towards her advanced certificate which is 18 units her sister charlena is a 4h leader follow ing in the footsteps of her mother angela has a unique arid interesting hobby col lecting bells she now has more than 50 all shapes sizes and colors beautiful needlework is another specialty wssssssssfsss angela appreciates the support of her parents they she says have greatly influenced herttfe its hello dolly day goodwood the theme will be hello dolly when the good wood christian womens club meets friday jan 16 at 930 am in the goodwood commun ity centre coffee will be served and baby sitting will be provided the cost is 250 mrs mary baggs sixth line whitchurchstouffville will de monstrate the making of a porce lain doll she will also display some of the dolls in her unique col lection guest speaker is ros crichton of milton a former airline stewar dess special music will be provided by eleanor bailey of port perry ladies wishing additional in formation should call christine harding at 6406296 promises promises by jeff carney sdss reporter the halls of stouffville high were buzzing with excitement jan 5 as friends enemies and teachers compared what i did on my christmas vacation stor ies details regarding ski trips florida beaches christmas pre sents visiting relatives and new years eve parties were revealed to appreciative audiences all over sdss but by far the most popu lar conversations related to new years resolutions these promises were as varied as the students themselves rang ing from winning back football gambling losses nobody bet on the redskins to the ever popular get to class on time yet de spite this variance this years crop of resolutions had definite similarities by far the most popular among the student body was to ace all our exams as rumor has it this isnt the first time this resolution has circulated through the school these fortunate resolutionees will have a chance to test their prom ises for exams are a mere seven days away a popular resolution among a surprising number of teachers was to lose weight it seems even our principal picked up some ex tra baggage over the holidays thatsokay mr bright you look mahvellous still another favorite resolu tion which this reporter can per sonally relate to is to have no more automobile acci dents insurance and repairs are just too expensive and only slightly more popular than abolition of the painful wordoftheday is darren montgomerys declaration of groundhog day as a national holiday supported not only by student council president duff wallis but by our senior basket ball team as well keep your fin gers crossed but to the disappointment of the general populace many promin ent figures at sdss including secretaries english geography history and business teachers refused to commit themselves to a new years resolution why well ill only break them any way so why bother making them in the first place said the elo quent sandy semeniuk thats ironic thats what some students think about attendance rules so there you have it new years resolutions abound at stouffville high but the question everyone wants answered is will sdss live up to these pledges stay tuned groundhog day is only 21 days away we deliver we can deliver your flyers for as lillle as 35c each call advertising at 2942200 or distribution at 2948244 1986 flyers delivered lo dec 1 economist suntribune 1119200 mctrobnd dislributing 279240000 scott johnson look for these flyers a your door aetna pizza ville food city eatons miracle food mart shoppers drug mart simpsons business hours ttiw 8 am 10 pjn moo 3 am- 9 run 8 am 10 run tum 8irn9pm stt 730 am 8 pm wd 8am9pja sun clomd we reserve the right no ratochecks to smd quantises prices in effect until saturday jan 1787 we try harder than the rest closed s vs i- j