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8 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, May 16, 1979 From the halls of P.P.H.S. by Debbie Menzies & Debbie Ireland This past week at Port High has been spent on, campaigning for next year's executive for the Student's Council. On Thursday, all candidates were introduced and made hrief speeches at two assemblies. Elections will be held Tuesday (to- day). Some candidates were elected by acclamation. They are Jackie Baker & Kelly Owen Involvement), Martha McCallum (Treasurer), Lynn O'Reilly (Fundraising) Tracey Denby (Foreign Child), Paula Price (Adver- tising), Ginny Burt (Secre- tary), Steve McIntyre and Mike Doupe (Boys Athletic Association) and Juliette Chow and Karey Brignall (At-Home). For the Girls Athletic Association the team of Pam Kennedy and Teri Hender- son will run against the team of Alison McNab and Leslie Forder. For the Social (Dance) Committee, Brian Barr and Rob Fellows will " run against Ellen Bulker, Trish Fewer and Mary Baxter. And, for the all- important positions of president and vice-president Mary Lou Bourgeois and Greg Fedyk will compete against George Cope and Lee Howsam. We wish the best of luck to all candidates. _-- od bi ey (Student - * Chain Saws Wins Fire Poster Award A grade five student from Prince Albert Public School has been awarded first place in the first annual Fire Prevention Poster Contest. Trevor McDonnell is seen here with Scugog Fire Chief Jack Cook, principal R. Rutlidge, the Carl B. Umphrey Memorial Trophy which the Durham Region Fire Chiefs have initiated since the Sunderland fire chief died in the line of duty last year. The large plaque will stay at the school for opé year, and the smaller one, in Trevor's hands, will remain his personal possession. * Cement Mixers * Post Hole Augers * Camping Equipment ] * Log Splitters * Automotive Tools 1 * Roto Tillers * Power Tools * Fertilizer Spreaders * Generators pas RTA 4 a * Seed Spreaders * Lawn Rollers * Games * Tables & Chairs * Chain Saws * Demolition Hammers * Ladders * Party Supplies * Engine Hoists * Lawn Mowers Seagrave news (From page?) = holding a bake sale on Thursday afternoon at 3 p.m. at Stone's Barn on the Seagrave Road. Baking can be left at Glenda Hutcheon's by 1:30 p.m. Many Seagravers enjoyed Marilyn Scott Porter in concert at the church Friday evening. 4 Our newest little farmer in the community is reported to be coming along just fine. Expect to see him on the tractor any day with his proud daddy. 'Baseball News" - 1. Children need coaches for baseball kids. Please call Wayne McCully at 357-3591 if you can spare some time to give. 2. Park Opening Day and Ball Tournament June 2. Baseball from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. (2 games at a time). Races and prizes for child- ren. Horseshoe Tourna- ment. Dance at Oakwood Arena 8:30 p.m. to 1 a.m. Thank you fellas for a job well done by park members. Saturday in preparing the park for the opening and ball tournament. Also many thanks to Hans and Linda Buscher and ladies of Mariposa Estates for the lunch provided on Saturday. The ball tournament trophies are sponsored by Seagrave Country Store and Goodchild Van Back Auto Body. Unit 2 U.C.W. will meet at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Branton on Monday, May 28 at 8 p.m. Observing our local paper recently we have noticed a number of Seagrave people Ce I EE ron ES Poh L AR yc ial a ' Ir Why Buy? When you can rent from ... ' PORT PERRY RENT ALL | WE HAVE EQUIPMENT FOR EVERY JOB! * Sanders winning trophies in the various sports they partici- pate in all winter. Word has it that one gal even brought home a little skunk from the ladies afternoon bowling league. Because of the holiday weekend the baseball game usually played Sunday night will be held Monday night instead. Little Britain 2 will be visitors at Seagrave. Come out and see your team in action. Mariposa will play at Little Britain. Your correspondent next week is Marilyn Beacock. Please call her at 985-3595. New books at library New books arriving at the Scugog Public Library are as follows: Beyond Reason, Margaret Trudeau; Window on the Square, Phyllis Whitney (Large Print); me and Chance, Peter Townsend (Large Print); The Killer Mine, Hammond Innes (Large Print); Henry Pellat, D. Flint; = The Matarese Circle, R. Ludlum; A Hundred Different Lives, Raymond Massey. Also arriving are: Children of my Heart, G.C. Roy; A Necessary Woman, anSlyke; Sophia, Living Loving, A. Hotchner; The Day America Crashed (in 1929), T. Shachtman; When Cancer Strikes, J. MacDonald. c---- ge (Eble * Hedge Clippers * Wheel Barrows * Weed Eaters J] * Ride-on Sod Rollers ~~ {¥ * Fence Stretchers ; * Lawn Aerators * Weed Sprayers * Trailers * Carts See Us Today At Our New, Larger Location, 60 WATER STREET (Across from the Ball Park) 9 $