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{ j | { H coe | i S > Mrs. Gladys Thompson shows Greg Crosier, Scott McHugh and Bill Foote around the church of the Scugog Shores Museum last Thursday afternoon. The of demonstrations. boys were part of a group of some. 200 students from / & [ 4 3 4 i i © a * ' AN A a ) igi Lori Woods and Dawn Hay ready to drop apples into the cider press which was on display for the students of R. H. Cornish who toured the Scugog Shores Museum last Thursday afternoon. We Are Clearing Out all of our 1977 6.M.C. TRUCKS presently in stock ALL UNITS REDUCED TO CLEAR ILE. - 1977 G.M.C. CAB & CHASSIS MODEL CE$1803 ' Fully equipped including West Coast Mirrors, Heavy duty Frame & Reinforcement, 7000 Ib. Front Axle, 17,000 Ib. 2 speed Rear Axle, Vacuum Reserve Tank, 5 speed Transmission, Power Steering, 350V8 Motor, Tow Hooks, 900x20 Tires Mud & Snow Rear, Many Extras. 173" Wheelbase with 108" Cab to Axle suitable for 11' to 16' Platform.' 24,000 Ib. G.V.W. Rating. Original Price $11,610.00 9275.00 Straight Sale Reduced Price SIMILAR SAVINGS ON ALL 1977 G.M.C. STOCK. PHILF 4 PONG SUK LIMITED 150 WATER STREET - PORT PERRY 985-7309 R. H. Cornish School who spent the afternoon touring the museum and watching and taking part in a variety by Julie Brierly Well the first holiday of the school year is over. 1 hope. everyone had a very happy Thanksgiving dispite the miserable weather. Last Friday the student council held a 'turkey draw". Anyone who had bought an activity card was eligible. Our own Mr. Arcu- les came prepared with paper and pencil to draw the winning number but we convinced him that the proper way to do it was to pick a number out of a bowl. The lucky winner was Steve McIntyre with number 139. Incidentally the numbers 199 and 99 were drawn first. Perhaps those two people will show up next time. On Wednesday October 12 the football teams are going to Pickering - good luck! Unfortunately they lost last Friday to strong teams from McLaughlin. We are Durham Centre needs part-time volunteers Fall programs for the 160 mentally retarded adults and children at Durham Centre are getting under- way. Volunteers are such a vital aspect of the develop- mental process of the retard- ed in such programs as swimming, music, club act- ivities, crafts, reading and . socializing. Volunteers are especially needed for 3 pro- grams involving the adults during the day and 3 pro- grams involving the child- ren. Working as a volunteer at Durham Centre not only gives a community person the opportunity to see what life is like for the institution- al retarded but also a chance to do something very worth- while. Consider what life is giving you right now and-try to find a part you too can play in making someone else's situation much better. Call 668-7745, ext. 435 be- tween 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. High school news told though that the teams are getting better every time they play so we can expé@, a victory shortly. Speaking of football, the first invitational student- teacher football game will be held in activity period on Friday. Any grade 13 stu- dent, male or female, inter- ested in beating the teach-. ers on Friday get in touch with Derek Baker. Also a large cheering section is needed for the students of course. It*should be very exciting. exciting. On Thursday there is a pep rally for the game. Also Thursday is sport shirt day followed by injury day on Friday. Have fun! The Port Perry High School staff has been in- creased by two new staff members. CATHY CROCKER Mrs. Crocker has accept- ed teaching assignments in the Art and Social Studies departments. She received both her undergraduate de- gree and professional degree from the University of Toronto. PETER CHALLEW Mr. Challew taught Music at the Port Perry High school from September 1967 to June 1971. He left the profession for his own busi- ness of musical instrument repair. We are pleased to have Mr. Challew return to the staff and assume teach- ing assignments in the Music and English depart- ments. Mac's Electronics Sales & Service MANCHESTER - ONTARIO - 985-8043 69° CHANNEL JOHNSON (At Hwy. 7A & 12 - South-east Corner)' 120 CHANNEL PRESIDENT 352 AM/SSB AM/SSB BASE ; 95 Reg. $399.00 § STATION (only ones) 249. 999 Lt $100 ROYCE 612 130. | } 40 CHANNEL MOCATS 40 CHANNEL GENERAL ELECTRIC AM/SSB Reg. $640.00 ONLY 'ROYCE 640 BASE 69 CHANNEL *450. AVANT! PDL-2's Now in Stock MANY MORE TO CHOOSE FROM - ALSO QUANITITY OF USED C.B.'S TO LOOK AT. Complete Line of Antenna Specialist Antennas Super Scanners Reg. $229.00 ONLY '189. eo We also have the complete line of President Radios. ® We sell Electrohome televisions. ® We handle everything in the C.B. line. ® We sell T.V. Antennas & Towers. ® Installation at Reasonable Rates. ® If we haven't got it - we can get it! Mac's Electronics