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6 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tues. February 17, 1987 Parents address many Cartwright concerns A Parent's Advisory Committee meeting was held at Cartwright Central Public School on Feb. 9th at 7:30 p.m . with eight people atten- ding. Among the topics covered were: family portraits to be taken at the school, the need for volunteers . for future fundraisers, the propos- ed sidewalks and crosswalk at the Becker's corner in Blackstock and the coming of Wintario to the school on the 26th of March. ~ A family photographer will be coming to the public school on Sat. March 7th, (4:30 to 9:50 p.m.) and Monday and Tuesday, the 9th and 10th from 4:30 to 9:30 p.m. He will take local family pictures for a cost of $10 for one 8x10 and they will be ready for Mother's Day. An infor- mation sheet will be sent home with the school children first and then phone calls will be made to book sit- ting times. Anyone not on the school list may call Vicki Lane for informa- tion at 986-0144. The Parent's Advisory is looking for volunteers to help with refresh- ment sales on the nights of the PAULA EISHMAN invites you to her ANNUAL SWEETHEART SALE February 1st to February 28th / 87 Large Selection of KNIT FUR COATS, JACKETS, SWEATERS, SHAWLS, and HATS. Most Garments 30% OFF our low studio prices. Paula Lishman Ltd. 62 Old Scugog Road Blackstock, Ontario LOB 1BO 986-5405 686-1935 DAILY _.9tod4 105 SATURDAY Science Fair (March 3rd and 4th). Parents that will be attending may want to help here, if jnterested- please let the school know (986-4227) or Vicki Lane. The committee is « considering future "pizza" days for the school children and may need help with this as well. Mrs. Hanson will be looking for helpers to put - | together the grade one word books (Turn to page 35) Cc rbox a hasteri The sign writer may have left out a couple Street. The occasion was the Saturday marriage of commas, but the message was there never- of Township administrator Earl Cuddie (in the (From page 4) theless as employees of Scugog Township ar- parka at right) to Jean Ravensdale. The service were stubbies, in existence for the last 25 years. Visitors from other countries would flock to Canada, often to do nothing more than enjoy our brew, heartier than the stuff found in the States or in many other parts of the world. And for those people, and for us, the stub became 'a symbol of Canada. Now, it too will completely disappear. Really, the only things left us are back bacon, which is too ex- pensive for most of us to enjoy on a regular basis; toques, which are 2 totally out of fashion right now: "eh?" which most Canadians try to avoid saying because the ex- pression is so "'rural"; and Bob and Doug MacKenzie, who have lost their appeal along with neo- ple like Michael Jackson and David Cassidy. What's peally left? . Oh, the beaver is still around. No dapger of our flat-tailed friend going extinct. Yet. And the Mounties. Yes, the Mounties still wear red, and they still get their man. And for die- hards, well, we can still catch re- runs of Dudley Do-Right. ranged for this billboard to go on display last Fri- day in front of the municipal office on Perry THE NEW 1987 QUICK START pins PROGRAM. was held at the Anglican Church in Port Perry. GET A FREE UMBRELLA On tcp of all the great benefits to BY JOINING NOW Weght Watchers Quick Start Plus Progran: - like delicious menus AND SAVE $13.00! and food plans, emotional support, and a new optional exercise program - there's an extra plus if you join now. A delightful, colourful umbrella in go-with-everything grey with hot pink "W's! All you have to do ta recer/e the umbrella is purchase a 10-week Savings Pius membership Your commitment spells success - ard savings! Imagine how good you'll look once you join us. 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