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Ame 8 XY nn ER . v 5! ~ o a eS min, 4 EL Ne an RN A a Xe aA ¢ SE ve hy Are a i Vals Fase To Cn oad x p ; , RT a ® mw n pT "me oe 5 HAE re or a - Th Cp "3 24 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, May 27, 1981. . Durham College holds graduation ceremony A total of 580 students, Durham College's largest graduating class ever, received their graduation diplomas and certificates at the thirteenth annual convo- cation held Saturday, May 23rd at the Oshawa Civic Auditorium. Wearing ceremonial gowns for the occasion, the graduates came from many points in and beyond Durham Region. They were given an emphatic challenge - to meet the impact of rapidly chang- ing technology - from Norman Williams, the Chair- man of the Council of Regents, the chief governing body for the 22 Ontario Community Colleges. Mr. Williams emphasized the many changes taking place in Canada today, and stated that the role of the colleges was to equip the graduates to surmount and understand confusion, and even .more importantly, to tackle the challenges that lie ahead. He referred first, to the constitutional challenge - inasmuch as Canada is currently engaged in a fundamental debate con- cerning the political structure and division of powers within our country. He spoke of the energy challenge facing many countries, including Canada, and stated that current negotiations in pricing and revenue distribution are giving rise to regional distri- bution that must be resolved. But most of all, he empha- sized what he termed the 'productivity challenge'® and the ability of the gradu- ates and the College system to meet it. He called this the most vital challenge facing Canada today. The convocation speaker was introduced by the Chair- man of the Board of Gover- nors, Ewart Marston. Dur- ham College President Mel Garland, presided at the [ULL L{T) ALICTION Sponsored by NESTLETON AREA RECREATION COMMITTEE COME & SELL YOUR UNWANTED ITEMS SATURDAY, JUNE 13 10:00 A.M. to 3:00 P.M. AUCTION SALE AT 1:00 P.M. FEE FOR TABLES: $5.00 Call 986-4704; 986-5460 or 986-5131. "ITEMS WANTED" If you area able to donate to the sale it will be greatly appreciated. For Further information or pick up call: 986-5527 or 986-5580 - Proceeds for the benefit of the Community. Thank You for Your Support! - ONES BUSINESS MACHINES * CASH REGISTERS * PHOTO COPIERS * TYPEWRITERS * * WEIGH SCALES * OFFICE FURNITURE * 18 Water Street - Port Perry - 985-2518 "LIQUIDATION" of SURPLUS EQUIPMENT *20 Electronic cash registers (2-100 dept.) -*2 IBM Selectric typewriters *10 manual typewriters . *7 Bond photocopiers *10 Electric typewriters - (Olympia, Underwood) *2 Postage scales *Pitney Bowes mailing machine *Phillips dictation equipment *Surplus of Office Equipment *Over 50 filing cabinets *Etc. ~~. Jr. N/E N wr) / AE A *f/ THIS EQUIPMENT TO BE LIQUIDATED BY AUCTION SATURDAY, JUNE 3, 1981 -1to 5 P. M. INSPECTION: JUNE 2, 1981 - 1 to 4 P.M. AUCTION TO BE HELD AT 75 CELINA STREET - OSHAWA, ONTARIO For More Information call 985-2518. All Equipment is used but repossesed in Good Working order. All up-to-date (under 1 year old.) graduation ceremony. Music was provided by the Oshawa Civic Band. Gradu- ates were introduced to the dignitaries, families and friends by Don Michie, Director of Applied Arts; Fred Haywood, Director of Business; Woody Marnery, Director of Health Sciences and Jack Davidson, Director of Technology. They re- ceived their diplomas and certificates from Lister" Robinson, Dean of Academic Affairs. EN The invocation and bene- diction for the Durham College graduation was given by Rev. Fred Halse. A reception, was held at the College following the cere- mony. Following is- a list of graduating students from the Scugog area. ASHBURN Tony Jetten Marianne Vonk BLACKSTOCK Leona Bonsma Carol Harris Jean W. Horton Susan Mahaffy Marie-Rose Meunier Eric Post - JANETVILLE Sheila Carron Adelle Shea Port Perry Cheryl Grieveson Gerard Kraupa Kathryn Mahaffy Anita Preston Karen Slaunwhite Roger Watson SEAGRAVE Sandra Beamish Debra Taylor Sharon Wallace Utica and area news by Vera Brown Church service this week will be held at Epsom at 11:30 a.m. A reminder that the Social Club will go to Cullen Gardens this Saturday, meeting at Epsom Church at 7 p.m. All interested people are welcome. Results of the euchre held last Friday are Ladies '1st -Lena Ogden, 2nd Olive Gimblett and low to Vera _Fawns, Men 1st Norman Birkett, 2nd Iva Yake and low to Bessie Acton. Freeze- out winners were 1st Iva Yake and Alma Kennedy, 2nd Ruby Birkett and Verna Draper. There will be another euchre in two weeks. I.had a call from Mrs. Bailey with regard to the heritage book which is in progress. There is an adequate number of books to be ordered for all who are involved in the history and also a number of paper- backs. She would also like to say that the books will be sold only to cover the cost of printing, all other expenses are absorbed by the Committee. Mrs. Denise Carre took her Sunday School class of 12 year olds to St. James Cathedral in Toronto on Sunday. Mr. Eric Carre is attending a Hydro seminar in Orangeville this week. Mrs. Mildred Thompson and her mother Mrs. Miller have returned home from a trip to Sault Ste. Marie, visiting with relatives and "attending thé - wedding of Leanne Coulter and Fred Ryan, and also visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Jordan and Mr. and Mrs. Ted Clarke at MacTier. Mrs. Thelma Phillip of Brooklin was a Friday supper guest with Mrs. Thompson. Sunday Mildred visited her mother at Mount Albert and on Monday attended the funeral of her uncle Mr. Clarence Breen of Sutton. 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