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8 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, June 14 1988 Editorial (From page 4) ures, we would all live longer, healthier lives. One physician at the conference is quoted as saying the medical profession has become a manager of dis- ease. : Regular exercise, DOr) diet and nutrition are the keys to leading longer, healthier lives. That's not exactly startling news. Meanwhile, the provincial government will be pump- ing some $21 million. About $20 million of that will go into expansion of heart surgery units at major hospitals in Toronto, London and Ottawa. That leaves $1 million for an education program to tell people how to avoid heart disease through proper diet and non-smoking. We are not going to quibble with the money going into the heart units for more surgery. These units are needed. But maybe if the government spent a little more on education, it might in the long run, be able to spend a little less on treatment. 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For information call the school office: 985-3741 OFFER EXPIRES JULY 15/88 139 WATER ST. = 6 HIGH STREET -- with this coupon -- SSAVE 50.00 on any one windshield insurance claim WE ACCEPT ANY COMPETITOR'S COUPONS I SS SE Gr SS CE Ga GE SS GR GE SE SR GE SHS GENE NS GEES GE SES ENS GE GENS) SEED SNE GENS SEN SUN GUND SN GR GR GR SI SNS GI I GI SI CE CE ee Se Sm 985-8507 -- MOBILE SERVICE -- GUARANTEED WORKMANSHIP School boundary decision still hasn't been made The Durham Board of Educa- tion will make a decision later this year on the student boundaries for the new Port Perry elementary school slated to open in Septem- ber, 1989. Originally, the boundary was to be MacDonald Street, which meant that all Pert Perry students living north of that street would attend the new school when it opens. However, area superintendent Bob Martin told the Star last week that the MacDonald Street bounda- ry had been designated when the Board had planned for the school to be built at the Fairgrounds and when it was to be a Kindergarten to grade 6 facility. That has changed. The new school will be K-8 and will be built on Simcoe Street, about one-quarter mile north of the Fair- grounds. OFFICE FURNITURE Filing Cabinets Desks - Chairs - etc. PORT PERRY STAR 235 Queen Street 985-7383 [Eyl unlun PORT PERRY CLINIC 'Dr. Eva Mueller - Chiropractor & Naturopath - now located at - 230 QUEEN ST. PORT PERRY * NOTE NEW NUMBER * 985-4422 0 Mon. Wed. Fri. What has been decided he said, are that students from Scugog Is- land and the Greenbank area will attend the new school. When asked if the Port Perry boundary will be established fur- ther north than MacDonald Street, he replied very likely it will. Construction is scheduled to start this September with the completion date in time for stu- dents to start ¢lasses the following September. It will have about 480 stu- dents, and some will be in porta- bles. At an information meeting last week attended by about 60 parents, many wanted to know way a new school would open with portables on site. The reason is the different ways the Durham Board and the Ministry of Education calculate the number of students in a class- room. The Ministry's guideline is 35 per class. In reality in Durham Region, there are fewer students than that in each class. The school design will be similar to one already completed in Whitby and another under con- truction in Pickering. One new feature will be a day care centre, part of the provincial government's policy to establish moré day care spaces in the prov- incé. The new school has yet to be given a name, but a committee of trustees is working on that. Scugog trustee Joyce Kelly told the Star last week she has re- ceived several suggestions for a school name, and the committee would welcome more before a fi- nal decision is made. and History. tion exercises. per year. Yesterday's Memories (From Page 5) Mr. and Mrs. Fleetwood Beare of Greenbank celebrated their Golden Wedding Anniversary on Wednesday, June 5th. Congratulations to. Margaret Elizabeth Terrett who graduated with a Bachelor of Physical Education at McMaster University, Hamilton. She accepted a position at Laurentian High School, Ottawa where she will teach Physical Education Don McKean, Greenbank, has sold the former Empringham place to a fish hatchery company. George R. Fawns, Port Perry, received an Associate Diploma in Agriculture at the University of Guelph's Gradua- 3 10 YEARS AGO Wednesday, June 14, 1978 Construction is just underway on a 12,000 square foot plant at the Reach Industrial Park on Regional Road 8, and when com- pleted in September the new division of Toronto Metal & Wood will employ about fifteen people in the production of stainless steel sinks and counters for the restaurant business. Mr. and Mrs. John Dowson celebrated their 50th Anniver- sary recently at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn VanCamp. Scugog council has instructed by-law enforcement officer Bob Kenny to notify all occupants of trailers & mobile homes in the Township that they are only allowed 60 days occupancy Port Perry's first multi-unit apartment building opened its doors June 1, and by the middle of the week more than twenty tenants had already moved in. 6th ANNUAL ARENA ELIMINATION DRE *5,000. in PRIZES to be WON! Grand Prize *4,000. (for last ticket drawn) (winner need not be present) Saturday, June 18th At 7:30 PM -- Scugog Arena $15.00 per COUPLE TICKETS AVAILABLE FROM: Ringette, Minor Hockey Ladies' Auxiliary, Junior 'C' Hockey, Broomball, Minor Hockey, Scugog Men's League, Ball Hockey, Oldtimers' Hockey Club, Figure Skating, Scugog Arena, Pineridge Sperts Shop, Sportsiand Ltd. in Port Perry and Causeway Esso on Hwy. 7A East. Each ticket will allow entry for one couple. Ticket stub must be presented betore entry. Sponsored by the Scugog Arena Board SPECIAL OCCASION PERMIT