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22 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, May 1, 1984 The April meeting of the Parent-Teacher Association of the R.H. Cornish Public School took place on April 10, 1984. Items before the Executive Board includ- ed: 1. The completion of a First Aid Kit which would be available for use on all school trips. 2. 100 students were at the Leslie M. Frost Centre in Dorset in April and some students were scheduled to leave on a trip to Quebec. 3. The Fun Fair will be Delegates will attend the Bay of Quinte conference Greenbank News by Margaret Couperthwaite Sunday service was much enjoyed by many. and the Junior Choir under the leadership of Mary Jean Till and Pat Raines with Betty Mc- Gee at the piano did a wonderful job. Keep the good work up children. The Bay of Quinte Conference will be held in Belleville from May . Down's topic at May 8 meeting The Durham Down's Syndrome Association will meet on Tuesday, May 8th at 7:30 P.M."in the Program Room of the Whitby Public Library. At 8:00 P.M. the guest speaker will be Carol Meehan, principal of Lord Durham Element- ary School in Ajax. She will talk about the integration of develop mentally handicapped children into the regular school, a program which has been success- ful at Lord Durham for several years. From 7:30-8:00 P.M. there will be an in- formal information exchange on any topic related to Down's Syn- drome. Please bring your questions and or items of interest so we can help each other by sharing. All interested people are welcome to attend. For further information contact Scott Lambden at 686-1936 or Faye Scholfield at 723-0164. iF Jil] 20% Offers: palatability. coccidiosis form Get it at din BLACKSTOCK PORT PERRY SHUR-GAIN MEDICATED CHICK STARTER Especially formulated for starting egg and meat type replacement pullets. Shur-Gain's Chick Starter + High energy and + An excellent balance of amino acids. + Optimum levels of minerals and vitamins. + Added Selenium + Medication to control Shur-Gain Chick Starter 1s available in bags or bulk and in an economical crumb MARLOW'S FEED SERVICE DIVISION OF WALLACE MARLOW CO. LTD. PHONE 986-4201 PHONE 985-7363 10 to 13th with Rev. Rodgers, Mr. Donald Hunter and our youth delegate Mr. Mark Stur- man attending. Rev. and Mrs. Arthur Rodgers attended the funeral of the latter's uncle Mr. Fred Moor- craft in Madoc on Thursday. Sorry to report Mr. Paul Diamond has pneumonia. Hope you'll soon be better Paul. Happy Returns to a good friend of every- one, Mrs. Reazin, hope you have a wonderful day and many mare. / Congratulations Mr. and Mrs. ris Gretchev on the birth of their first child. Nice to welcome Fred and Dot Knight back after their long winter break including a trip to Jamaica. Ladies don't forget your contributions of good used clothing for the bale at the end of May. The Beares have arrived safely at their destination. Happy day and by gone days never depart But grow more dear from year to year Within the heart. Please phone 985-8926 or 985-3385 with news nex week. Thanks. scheduled on May 26 and plans are well underway. All parents will be contacted re- garding donations for the Bake Sale and the Book-Magazine Sale. '4, The Music Depart- ment will hold a Car Wash and Bake Sale some time in May. 5. The new Janitorial Staff have begun their duties. There are 6 people involved, 3 full time and 3 part-time. 6. The Family Life Film will be shown to stud- ents in May. A special letter will be going home to parents of students involved. 7. The electrical outlets Members of the Cartwright Public have been installed so that the computers are now able to be used. The school is going to get typewriter tables for the computers. 8. The principal, Mr. Harry Kiezebrink, reported that the School Board Superintendent is now working on a new policy for the emer- gency closing of schools. The temporary. policy in effect now is that the principals of the area schools (Cartwright, Greenbank, Epsom, Prince Albert and Port Perry) make a joint decision. 9. The school has made a request for additional a School gymnastics team recently took part in an area meet and the Durham Region finals held at Brock High School. And the team turned in a credible performance, win- Port Perry Minor Hockey ANNUAL PUBLIC MEETING a TOWNSHIP OF SCUGOG MUNICIPAL OFFICE SUN., MAY 6th 7:00 P.M. *Constitution and/or changes * Election of Officers *General Business Please Plan to Attend this All-lImportant Meeting. AGENDA: GOLFERS 7) Price! Back by Popular Demand! Become an inflation fighting member. CRESTWOOD GOLF CLUB 350.00 THEN PAY $2.25 PER NINE HOLES ANYTIME! 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The subject of the placing of crossing guards and the maxi- mum safety for children was discussed and the Traffic Safety Comm- ittee of the Parent- Teacher Association will meet with concern- ed parents and report back to the next meet- ing. A general meeting of the Association followed with the Draft Discip- line Policy of R.H. Cornish School present- ed. The next meeting of the Executive' Board will take place on Tues- day, May 8, 1984 at 7:30 p.m. If any parents have concerns which they feel could be handled by the Parent-Teacher Association, please attend and make your concerns known. Meet- ings are held in the Library. ning numerous ribbons. Front from left: Tina Bradt, Karen Doyle, Jennifer Fletcher and Heather Rowntree. At back from left: Tara Cearns, Shelley Frayer, Lisa Duschemin and Leslie Frayer. Absent is Melissa Haines. FRANK'S RESTAURANT CAESAREA 986-5553 Fri., May 4th Sat., May 5th WHISKEY SUNRISE | (Cover Charge starting 9 P.M.) 9:00 P.M. to 1:00 A.M. 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