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» , cs agit yA EE NR A A ON INL tose nh 18-- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, June 21, 1974 Students compete at track meet Senior students at R.H. Cornish School ended a suc- cessful year of track and field Friday afternoon with a meet made up of 12 teams from the school. The team approach allow- ed a maximum number of students to participate and prizes were awarded to out- standing individuals and teams. Awards and crests were donated by the Royal Bank '82,750 grant A provincial grant of $82,750 will assist the Central Lake Ontario Conservation Authority with the further development of ten of. its conservation areas in the Regional Municipality of Durham. Natural Resources Mini- ster Frank S. Miller said June 19 that the grant will enable the Authority to con- tinue extensive development Continued on page 20 and all students who took part received a Junior Olym- pic Crest as a memento of the day. On May 31 students from R.H. Cornish took part in a- 16-school track and field meet and the top two in each event completed June 8 against the best elementary school athletes in Durham Region. . Kira Cope achieved a re- cord for Durham Region in the long jump for 14-year olds with a mark of 2.31 meters, and also placed first in the 200 meter race. Heather Jeffrey took first place in the mile run, while Mark Phillips won a first in the 200 meters and a second in the 100 meters for 12-year old boys. The following is a list of students who placed second in their respective age groups and events. Barbara Markovic-Second 80 meter hurdles, Sharon Ashmore-Second-80 meter hurdles, Sharon Ashmore- Second-100 meter dash, Liza McKinzey-Second-400 meter dash, Sophia Brendon-Se- cond-high jump, Heather McDougall - Second - long jump. Support 'Booster Night' The Port Perry and Dis- trict Minor Softball Associa- tion are hoping the weather man will co-operate on Sat- urday evening as a large crowd is anticipated for the annual "Booster Night" parade and softball games. " GO WITH EXPERIENCE - LEARN WITH ... FUTURA DRIVING SCHOOL * Over 10 Years of success teaching both young and older students. * Participant in High School and Commun. ity College Driver Educator Programs. CALL COLLECT ANYTIME: (705) 277-2251 For Free Home Pick-up in the Port Perry Area. This year's parade will be led by popularCHOO Radio personality Bill Johnson who will be Parade Marshall and also "toss out" the first ball to open the night's activities. Also in the Parade will be the Rebels Drum and Bugle Band from Oshawa who are going to perform several numbers at the Park during the opening ceremonies. In the parade this year we will also have the President of the Ontario Amateur Softball Association who has consen- ted to umpire the feature game of the night between CHOO Radio's Softball team and the Coaches No-Stars who will be made up of all the House-league coaches. The President of the OASA Mr. George Mahler has con- sented to attend our '"Boos- ter Night" and help cele- brate Minor Softball Week June 19 to 24. During the evening several draws will be held and an enjoyable evening will be assured all who attend. 202026262525 20a0 0a aC 0a CICaCICICIC ICCC ICI CCCI CICICICICICICICICIC 252525252525 05 252525252525 252526252606 eo SWIMMING POOL (Lifeguard on Duty) ® PICNIC TABLES Suitable for Family Outings, Picnics e WASHROOM FACILITIES With Hot & Cold Showers e SCENIC TREED AREA oe SNACK BAR © RESTAURANT Cedar Stone | Park HWY. 7 & 12 - 1 Mile North of Greenbank For your summer enjoyment ! 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Future games are: Tues- day, June 20-Nestleton at Pontypool at 8:00 p.m. ; Wed- nesday, June 21-Pontypool at Bell Canada at 8:30 p.m.; Sunday, June 25-Yelverton at Scugog Island at 2:00 p.m.; Sunday, June 25-Pon- typool at Janetville at 2:00 p.m.; Sunday June 25-Port Perry at Kedron at 2:00p.m.; Sunday, June 25- Bell at Nestleton at 8:00 p.m. New water supply plant A new 30 million gallon a day water supply plant in Durham Region is sceduled to officially go into operation this' week. The new plant is the latest phase in the integration of the Oshawa-Whitby-New- castle water supply system, and uses the most modern techhnological advances for the treatment and supply of safe water. 'The 54 inch intake stretch- es more than a mile into Lake Ontario and draws raw water from a depth of 450 'feet. The fibre glass intake Continued on page 25 «4 OO Pay SH A a Bed a Up and over. John Treen grimaces with the effort as he sails over the bar in as CE SRE, SY Up and away. Melanie Bruce seems to be looking for a soft place to iand in the long jump competition. ET '