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» Scugog Citizen -- Tuesday, December 31,1993 --7 = 4 Gr. 10 students Sa ngra Weldon of Prince Albert with her 7 year old daughter Cassey, was one of 194 people who donated at the Red Cross Blood Donor Clinic sponsored last week by Fidelity Lodge #428. Clinic Chalrman Bill Henshall (above) was more than pleased with the response as the Red Cross had get a target at 150 units. You might want to keep In mind that the: next clinic at the Masonic Hall in Port'Perry Is March 16. 'GM looking for summer students General Motors is. accepting applications from college and fd students seeking employment. The applications must be filed with the Canada Employment office only at 44 Bond Street West in Oshawa from December 20 0 through to January 7. lications will be d only from full time college or university students who.are returning to school full time next September. The applications must include a student ID or proof of registration and a Social Insurance Number. All applications must be made FUBLY FINISHED cUSTOM HOMES & COTTAGES ineliaes Foundation from i: $57,000. on your lot - Quality Manufactured Homes is Your Best New H. Value in Ontariol + Visitour New Homes Display Court 101 £8 Monday to Friday 10 to 5; Sat. 1010 4; Sun. Closed _ HWY. 12 at SUNDERLAND 1-800-668-5056 in person only at 44 Bond Street West. Successful applicants will be notified after May 3, 0) OF Survey: high Stullents in grade ten appear be a greatest risk to drop out of school, according to a survey at Port Perry High School. The survey was conducted last spring by the School's 10/10 Stay in School Committee. The results were surprising, said committee members Doug Taylor and Nicole Gibson, herself a former drop-out. "We learned that grade 10 seems to be the year that more students consider leaving school and therefore, the year that is most crucial to counsel students about the benefits of staying in school until graduation," she said. Of the 1100 students at PPHS, 840 completed the survey questionaire. The results also indicated a downtrend in student attitudes towards school at the grade nine and ten levels, which reversed itself in the following grades. Students also expressed a strong opinion about the need for good relationships with teachers and increased support for students who are single parents. The survey was designed to deal with reasons why students should stay in school and to determine reasons whystudents opt to drop out of school. School counsellor Cindy Cole said "we need to continpe to expand on the positives about staying in school." The 10/10 Stay in School Committee is made up of about 15 students who are still in school or have dropped out and. dropped back in again. On December 1, the committee THE REGIONAL ICIPALITY URHAM HOLIDAY CLOSURE OF TRANSFER & RECYCLING SITES The Oshawa, Cartwright and Scugog 1200 noon Friday, December 24, 1993 to Tu Trapsfer Stations will be closed lay, December 28," 1993, for the Christmas Holiday. These stations will be open on Wednesday, December 29, 1993, The transfer stations will again be closed 12:00 noon Friday, December 31, 1993 to January 1, 1094, for the New Years Holiday. Normal operations will resume on Tuesday, January 4, 1994, V.A. SILGAILIS, PENG. COMMISSIONER OF WORKS - aldo os " onday, Dec. 27th Jo AM to6 PM Be sure to enter our draw. Draw date Wed, Dec, 22 »$25.00 GIFT CERTIFICATE PEER PRE 'cloths for the young and bung at heart' 112 WATER ST., PORT PERRY 985-0046 SSURE . r » mgmbers started g with op-out risk Memh of the [3 aff at PPHS to present suggestions for program changes and additional support to help Shore who are risk of dropping are Bei their work will result in more attention to students and in an increased number deciding to stay in school. Farm courses Farm families in Durham Region will have a chance to participate in several farm business training courses this winter. The Durham Region Local Needs Identification Committee has come up with a wide variety of course topics in response to yh support from OMAF and fundingArom the Ontario Ag Training, Institute, participants needs suggested by the local farm community. These include farm computer courses to financial management and emergency first aid on the pay a red fee for the course such as for one day and up to $105 fof one that lasts seven evenings. | Pre-regi ion can be made at the O offices in Port Perry, 60 Van/Edward Drive, or 1-800- 363-8023, or by contacting course "co-grdinator Karen Yellowlees at 905-986-0657. "> (PERFECT PORTIONS) Merry Christmas & Happy New Year! Phe #*, gk Approx. 80 pcs. 8 : Fully Cooked MEATBALLS Bite sized and ready for your favorite sauce. Prices valid until January 3, 1994. OPEN 7 DAYS a WEEK * Nordic, Assortment HORS 5"GEUVRES * Danish puff pastry. Easy & delicious. 50 Pak. 1899 99 2.5 |b. Bag. , Limit One Per Family, Per Purchase. Valid to Jan. 3, 1994. Not valid with any other coupons, discounts or "Stick With Us®™, FULLY CQOKED SHRIMP RING Approx. 40 shrimp per ring. - - Black Tiger shrimp. Just thaw & serve, 12 oz. Ring. Boneless, Skinless CHICKEN BREASTS porlect for all your favourite recipes T ED 3 Ib. 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