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--p OR Ke etl, - 5 wv ORES po i CN x 2 Pm, yr % es Sh) PR re Thaw aS - RE Pen IPA TAC 2% pt i The Grade 8 class of R.H. Cornish enjoyed a Gradua- tion Ceremony on Wednes- day evening, June 18th. Greetings and remarks were given by Mrs. Yvonne Christie - Scugog Trustee; The Durham Board of Education, Mrs. Marion Murray, Chairperson, School Advisory Committee; Mr. Gordon Taylor - Vice Princi- pal of R.H. Cornish; and Mr. Murray Prentice - Principal of R.H. Cornish. Some 200 graduating students, their parents, friends and relatives filled the auditorium to capacity. Each graduate received a diploma and special awards were presented. The special awards were as follows: Thelma Beare award for Home Economics - presented by Mrs. J. Lock to Linda Chow. Industrial Arts award - presented by Mr. A. Ingram to David Kemp. RY QV EOE AA FE AR AL ARS at es > 1% Thm LTP PR . vi \ NEO LINES RH OLY CET RC aie FEIT (PUVA NOGA RENT RS AON WUD SAR Aan ed Be SLL English Proficiency Award - present by Mr. J. Beirness to Kevin Hobbs. Science Profi- ciency Award - presented by Mr. C. White to Megan Denby. Mathematics Profi- ciency Award - presented by Mr. R. Smart to Iris Nimz and Linda Chow. Outstand- ing Boy Athlete - presented by Mr. R. Smart to Rob Burnett and Grant Perry. Outstanding Girl Athlete - presented by Miss D. Thomas to Lisa Houghton. Outstanding Girl Award -- presented by Mrs. D. Irvine to Kelly West. Outstanding Boy Award - presented by Mr. D. Darlington to Rob Dantzer. Mr. Glenn Taylor intro- duced Trish LeFort who gave a very entertaining and well presented Valedictory Address. The evening was rounded out by some most enjoyable songs sung to the graduates with guitar accompaniment by Mrs. Avis Miller. i . Principal Murray Prentice stands with outstand- ing award winners Megan Denby [science], Iris Nimz [math], Tish Lefort [valedictorian], Linda Chow [home economics] and Lisa Houghton [athletics]. Police lay two charges A Toronto man has been charged by police with operating a vehicle while impaired and common assault against a police officer following an incident June 21 on the Scugog Island Road. A police spokesman said that a van driven by Lee John Milton, 29, of Toronto, hit a tree at the north end of the Island Road about 12:30 Saturday morning, causing about $4,000 damage to the van. Milton was taken by police to Headquarters in Oshawa, --MASTERFEEDS z and allegedly struck an officer in the face while under-going a breathalyzer test. There were no injuries to either Milton or a passenger in the van as a result of the accident. "ATTIC FANS Cool Your House & TO OUR CUSTOMERS PLEASE NOTE! Preserve Roof Timbers We will be $89.95 CLOSED at 12 NOON, MND JAE 3,5 WEED EATERS 2199853499 | 'eosin || - | TOVATO CAG ES Introducing ... 1 Roll Makes 6 Cages $8.99 wu ECTIBAN || . |. A revolutionary, new, residual Fly Control for use in barns, a The outstanding students at R.H. Cornish this past year were Kelly West and For Air Guard Dispenser Rob Dantzer. With them is R.H. Cornish vice-principal Gorde Taylor. stables and pens...finally a fly 2 KONK KLOBBER control so good, it obsoletes all others. $ $7.49 $6.95 ECTIBAN is the insecticide for t 4 i OA 4 ; # the farmer who wants to keep RISDON Q MIST his buildings free from annoying i TRAWBERRIE DISPENSER ... $33.99 | fies i fw Line RISDON INSECTICIDE , J } r] f onion Pick Your Own $6.99 285 mi. RO U N D U P id MAIS o at the For use in homes, restaurants, a © 2 WY 47 Ores Lamm =k D milk parlours, kennels, etc. For the control 2 1 r MAIR'S of Most Annual 3 To reve | 3 and Perennial 2 1 % | 8 Vinyl Fan-Shaped Weeds >» 1 ik ~ w . vive : : fl lothLine TRELLIS | 7 3 = Reach Twp. 3.76 litres r Eth Line 7 PHONE $4.99 Each | ge HWY TA lL 985-8295 EERE i MASTERFEEDS [wows || «| i 139 QUEEN STREET, Friday 8 to 6 J hd i PORT PERRY 985-8481 Saturday 8to 5