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BRAT Ee Ban dV A a LEO N MALE STAN ., a "5 hina ian flats «YW WN Sis ailiaain Ee dL . Y H oy 4 RP sad Ndainiion ssl aditasasdioh Ve ALANA [ . pi} M { aS ; . Lh 1s . a a a 2a salam PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, May 31, 1978 -- 11 - School year winding down (at last!) at PPHS by Kathy Ryan "We're close to the end of the year, you'll be happy to hear!" Mr. Scott has been saying this all day. He's right. We are happy to hear it! It's close to the end of this year, but we're all ready to begin the next. On Friday, our next year's ex- ecutive student council had their first meeting. Kathy Smith, president for next year, instructed the mem- bers of the council to pre- pare a calender for the events that will lead up to Christmas. It is expected that next year's student council will do a tremen- dous job. The girls' archery team placed first in L.0.S.S.A. on Thursday. The girls' team is: Shelley Yurko, Leslie Forder, Della Griffen, and Charlene Greenley. The boys' team placed second. It was the team of Gord Simmonds, Mike Freeman, David Leslie, Leon Tapper, Tedd Green, and Ron Has- lan. Their. hardworking coach was Mr. London. Con- gratulations to all!!! Friday was the last day to apply for your school letter. You had to have sixty points to receive your junior letter, and one hundred points to receive your senior letter. For the past week, the courtyard has been open. Durham graduates A total of 463 students, Durham College's largest graduating class ever, re- ceived their graduation dip- lomas and certificates at the tenth annual convoca- tion held Saturday, May 27 at the Oshawa Civic Audi- torium. Wearing ceremonial gowns for the occasion the graduates came from many points in and beyond the Durham Region. The guest speaker for the occassion was Norman Sisco, the first full-time chairman of the Ontario Council of Regents for colleges of Applied Arts and JUNE 1 Fri.7&9p.m. THURSDAY - FRIDAY - SATURDAY -2-3 PIA CHRISTOPHER GEORGE « ANDREW PRINE * RICHARD JAECKEL in GRIT Technology - the body which is responsible for advising the Minister of Colleges and Universities on the planning development and co-ordina- tion of the Colleges. The following is a list of the 1978 graduates from communities in Scugog Township. BLACKSTOCK: Edie Al- stein, Lillian Lavender, Cindy Van Camp, Joseph Vandittelli, Gary Walsh, Robert Watson. NESTLETON: Nancie Wygerde. PORT PERRY: Margo Bagg, Gail Birkett. SEAGRAVE: Sharon Jones, Betty Somerville, Donna Wallace, Bryan York. Thur. & Sat. 8p.m.- recommended os fi AouLr ENTERTAINMENT [13 Swin in Stewangsses . ADMITTANCE 10 PERSONS 18 oy OF AGE OF Orit SUNDAY, JUNE 4 ONLY NEW-DIFFERENT-REVEALING! LET'S TD) 8 p.m. min! CINEMA Queen & Perry Sts. - Port Perry 985-8535 Closed Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday , MATINEE SATURDAY JUNE 10-2 p.m, "Race for Your Life Charlie EL And, in this courtyard of ours, the team pictures for the yearbook have been taken. - Monday, May 29 was the last day for our Grade 13's to return their information sheets. The information will be beside the picture of the graduates for all to read. ing to speak to the FCS classes on "Violence in Sports."'Be there, and look forward to a very intgrest- ing speech. Support the school year- book, and learn more about your senior classmates. On Friday, June 2, Mr. Bill McMurty" will be com- Explorers hold closing banquet By Sadie Hobbs The Port Perry Explorers "Group closed another suc- cessful year on Wednesday, May 24 by having a pot-luck supper in the St. John's Church Hall. Guest speak- er for the evening was Mrs. Elizabeth Fulford who gave an interesting talk to the children and their mothers about the Central Seven Association for the Mentally Retarded after which the Chief Explorer, Julie Wil- liamson, presented Mrs. Fulford with a cheque for the Association. Two Explorers, Julie Williamson and Kevin Hobbs, graduated from the group and were each pre- sented with a certificate and an "E" pin. There were three Explorers presented with their first pins - Nat- alie Franssen, Lisa St. John and Kelly Smith. Merit Stars were presented as fol- lows: First Red Rose Mosher, Paige Whyte and Sonya Whyte. Second Red - Dory Fulford, Debbie Var- ty, Susan Williamson, Dar- ryl, Flewell and Andrew Kentrer. First Blue - Korin Drew. Second Blue - John Moore, Andrea Hobbs, Diane Varty, Corrie Gibson, and Kelly Storry. Second Gold Star - Kevin Hobbs. In addition to the Stars, prizes were presented for perfect attendance and the Explorers who received them were Korin Drew, 'Brenda Gundry, Dory Ful- ford, Andrea Hobbs, Kevin Hobbs, Julie Williamson and Susan Williamson. The Explorer Group is inter-denominational and in- vites boys and girls from ages9 to 12 years old to join them on September 13th, 1978 when we will start a- nother year of explorations. Have a good, safe sum- -mer, Explorers! INSURANCE? i One of our represen- tatives will be happy to discuss your insur- ance needs with you. We have many coverage plans to suit your lifestyle and budget. EMMERSON INSURANCE AGENCY LTD. 193 Queen Street, Port Perry 985-7306 RFI SR ------ ed Kevin Hobbs [left] and Julie Williamson [right] were presented with certificates of graduation from Port Perry Explorers at the group banquet held last Wednesday night. With the two youngsters is Explorer leader Sadie Hobbs. a & Linen looks. SIZES 36 to 46. 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