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treads IRE EE "P.S. children support Terry Fox Marathon | BAL of NXontreal 3 Th Sry % Plgsdind of Pave Ad PARLE SRG KR A Eee al BRR Sr NER eh SAE SES AE FITS ER RIAL SELIG So BOCA 1 | PAT Wir (AS) ae Vd thy #9 ad da ed SL eda RL er a Fath "iF 5% i LRT AN ££. 33 PD PRY EASE AY S08 " Nedra ~ wi bo 1a Ae] Co p) Ts nibeiannid RGA hn d Seid 3 The students of R.H. Cornish School in Port Perr $2670 last week to the Scugog branch Cancer Societ The money was raised in a day- y turned over a cheque for y president Helen O'Reilly. long marathon last month in which over 200 students took part. 'At right is grade one student Melissa Ruddy who raised $108 in pledges, the most of any student. Mark Kendall was one of the students who came up With the idea of a marathon by the school. Standing at back are teacher Clive "Roane, Mrs, Doreen Kendall and principal Murray Prentice. The large symbolic 'cheque will be mailed to Terry Fox. 4 Cartwright High School by Caroline Carnaghan Cartwright High School's annual commencement exercises were held Satur- day evening. » The students were involved not only in receiving diplomas and awards, but they also enter- tained the audience with a band, a choir and a one act play. Cartwright is unlike any other school and this uniqueness is carried through to its commence- ment. Forty five percent of + the students were honour students and over half of the grade 13's were Ontario scholars. Impressive isn't it? Twenty - students received their grade 12 diplomas and ten students received their grade 13 diplomas. The Cartwright High School band, a new endeavour for C.H.S. began the program with Snowbird and We've Only Just Begun. Mr. Ray Ashton directed the Glee Club selections: Ready to Take A Chance Again, and Country Roads. The Valedictorian address was given by Brett Hardy, now attending the University of Western Ontario. The even- ing was brought to a grand finale with the grade 13 drama class' presentation of Aunt Miranda's Will. Mr. Borden Foal-Lac Mares milk production doesn't keep up with a growing foals Borden's Foal-Lac. It's almost identical to mare's milk but has minerals. pellets in 25 or 50 Ib. drums. For pregnant and milking mares and as supplementary diet for foals. appetite. Help the foal along with greater amounts of vitamins and Foal-Lac is available in powder and Get Foal-Lac at your Shur-Gain Dealer's. Shur-Gain... value for discerning feeders. WALLACE MARLOW CO. LTD. BLACKSTOCK - ONTARIO 986-4201 Randy Scott, director, must be very proud of the excel- lent performance of his thes- pians. Co Fruit for Sale! We are still taking orders for citrus fruit. A small box of oranges or grapefruit is only $9.00 and a large box is only $17.00. Approximate delivery date is December 1st. If you haven't been approached by a student and wish to order fruit please feel free to call the school - 986-4241. Support your local high school! A big thank you to the community for your support in our Bottle Drive. Almost $300.00 was collected. On November 14th the Yearbook committee will be having a Graffiti Dance. Prizes will be given for the best costumes and admission to the dance will only be $3.00, $3.50 without a costume. The dance will be held at the Blackstock Rec Centre - from 8 p.m. to 12 midnight. So polish up those saddle shoes! "Bank of Port Perry in a -shop; ATTENTION: "Wood Burners A CHIMNEY LINED WITH SOOT AND CREOSOTE CAN CAUSE DANGEROUS CHIMNEY FIRES WHICH COULD DESTROY YOUR HOME! Take This Worry Out Of Your Life By Professional, Dustiess Chimney Cleaning KLEAN SWEEP CHIMNEY SERVICE Your Local Chimney Sweep PHONE 985-3111 Member of Ont. Chimney Sweeps Assoc. $16,000 collected in Township Terry Fox would be proud of the people of Scugog Township. When the young cancer victim set out last spring on his now famous Marathon of Hope, he said he wanted to raise $1 for every person in the country. - That wish has come true in Seugop. e Scugog Branch of the Canadian Cancer Society 'reports that about $16,000 has been collected from a large number of individuals young and old, groups, organizations and compan- ies in this Township. The local branch of the. Cancer Society says the response to the Marathon of Hope has been overwhelm- ing, and members express their gratitude to all those who worked towards raising money for this cause. The following is a final list of donations collected in the past month: $1,500.00 from the Royal walkathon to Blackstock; Crazy Quilters donated $20.00; R.H. Cornish students ran their own Mara- thon and collected $2,670.00 for Terry Fox; Blackstock. Public School raised $234.00; The Nestleton Country Store collected $140.00 from that area; Mrs. M. Sanders raffl- ed a turkey for $100.00 from the Port Perry Diet Work- Comco and their employees donated $573.00; Port Perry High collected $241.00; Crandell's River- boat collected $183.00 from their patrons. New books at library The following books are now arriving at the Scugog Public Memorial Library: How To Beat the Financial Squeeze, W. Flanagan; Saving Money At Home, O. Franklin; How To Design, Build, Remodel and Main- tain Your Home, J. Falcone; The Homeowner's Hand- book, M. McClintock; Rage of Angels, S. Sheldon; Take My Life, W. Graham (Large Print); Athabasca, A. MacLean; The Mentally Retarded Child in the Class- room, M. Erickson; The Third Temptation, C. Templeton; The Complete Career Guide, D. Brown- stone; Mrs. Harris Goes to Moscow, P. Gallico. PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., November 12, 1980 -- 33 1 oy i 3. rd, { i ' a ks 4 EERE, pe H i 3 Judy Luke of the Scugog branch of Canadian ; Cancer Society accepts cheque for $234 from Cart- 4 wright Public School students Kim Bullock and Tim _ A ~--Dwyer.--The -money-was raised by the school in a fv. volunteer cross-country run by grade 4 to 8 students in aid of the Terry Fox Marathon. Decorate Your Bathroom Today and Save! P.L.'s Clearing its Entire Stock Of CRISTAL RAS CERAMIC TILE Af in assorted patterns & colours he 50% OFF § Regular Prices 2 While Supply Lasts x g HA - PETERBOROUGH LUMBER 14 [2 bviiding centre | i» 10 SCUGOG STREET - PORT PERRY - 985-7334 i wy 8 Cx I 3 13) > 1978 CHEV NOVA i 4 door, 6 cylinder, automatic, power steering, FE radio, perfect economy car. Lic. NPPO51. 5p $3876.00 Hic 1977 CHARGER SE Al 2 door, blue exterior, white bucket seats N a and console, 35,000 miles, original one owner, TR Lic. NVW311. Come In and Make An Offer! 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