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8 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, July 4, 1984 Grade Eight Award Winners 'R.H. Cornish held its annual Grade 8 Graduation ceremonies on June 26 with an overflowing crowd attending. Mr. H. Kiezebrink welcomed the crowd before the class valedictorian, Jody Luke gave her address. Following Jody's remarks, the graduating classes were introduced and the presentation of awards were made. Above are the award winners: from left, back row, Steven London (Grade 8 Science award); Sheenagh Bell and Andrew Kerr (In- COUNTRY STORE -- UNIQUE GIFTS -- 207 QUEEN STREET - 985-3011 PORT PERRY termediate Mathematics award); Andrew Kerr also receiv- ed the Industrial Arts Trophy; Jeff Oke, (Outsta nding Boy award); Brad Menzies (Outstanding Boy Athlete); Shelly Knowlton (1.0.D.E. Award). Front left - Natalie Rodway (Outstanding Girl Award); Tricia Kindree (French Award); Jody Luke (Valedictorian, English Award, and Thelma Beare Award); Julie Kohls (Art Award). Absent from photo - Molly Morris (History Award). English as second language The Durham Board of Education will, once again, hold English as a Second Language class this summer at Adelaide McLaughlin Public School, 630 Stevenson Road North, Oshawa. Classes will begin on Tuesday, July 3rd and continue each Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs- day from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon until August 9th. There is no charge for the course. Those interested in enrolling should attend on July 3rd at 9:00 a.m. For further information, call 576-4600, extension 204. Babysitting for children 2 years of age or older will be available on the days the course is be- ing held. W NAA Farm injuries way up over past few years The number of farm- ers and farm workers injured on the job in Ontario increased dramatically in 1983, according to a report from the Farm Safety Association. The report released . last week shows there are 2809 lost-time injur- ies on Ontario farms in 1983, a 14 per cent increase over the pre- vious year. This is the most injuries recorded in a single year. The previous high was 1980 with 2650 injuries. The Farm Safety Association report also says there were 48 fatalitites on Ontario farms last year, eight more than in 1982. __ Thirty-one of these deaths were machinery related, including 11 by BLACKSTOCK [552525252525 25252525252525252525252525252525 Student Program. ~~ -LOGAN'S - POOL CHEMICALS & ACCESSORIES Solar and Thermal Blankets Pumps - Filters - Pool Kits Pool Lounges and Games 22 GREENSBORO DR. BLT LT TL TATA TL TATA TdT TAT TL TL TT TA TA TA TATA TLT IT ALEX J. SHEPHERD - CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT - 250 Queen St., Port Perry 985-7031 is pleased to announce that Lynda Van Schaik has joined his firm. Lynda obtained her Bachelor of Commerce Degree at Queens University and is currently enrolled in the Ontario Institute of Chartered Accountants A Eqpnpment> 184 BOND ST. W., OSHAWA 433-0055 7-11 POOL PRODUCTS tractor roll-over. The county or region with the most injuries reported was Haldi- mand-Norfolk with 351 or 12.5 per cent, and the landscape nursery sector had the most injuries with 632 or 22.5 . per cent. There were 87 lost time injuries reported in Durham, or 3.1 per cent of the total. The Farm Safety Association says that in 1983, lost time injuries in Ontario resulted in $10.7 in benefits to workers with the aver- age compensation for an injury amounting to $3800. Almost half of the workers injured on Ont- ario farms last year were under 25 years of age. [age [ap [age [ag [aw [ag [go | COC [=n [= [a [oe [ote [on ae [ede [ade [alo | oo | [ap ap [ap [a [a [an [ag [agp [an [gn [apm | 986-5404 AICI CCC hW 16 x 32 Deluxe Mark Il Inground Pool - with 324 sq. ft. decking completely installed .... $7,966.52 15' x 30' Deluxe Oval Above Ground Pool Kit .... *1,731.27 ALPHA-VICO PATIO FURNITURE - WESTBEND GAS BARBEQUES BANK FINANCING (Difficult Access May Require Additional Charge) "Talk to Us First' a n 4 1 | { Ea