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EE AR EES RT D™ » Mo Cp eS a The many artistic talents of Port Perry High School students were on display for two nights last week, April 28 and 29, during "Artfest", a celebration of music, drama and art. Above, the Friday night air was made sweeter by the sounds of the Senior Wind Ensemble, which just returned from a Boston competition with a Bronze rating. If you missed this talented band at Artfest, you can catch 8 at the bandshell, Palmer Park (June 9, raindate). PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, May 3, 1988 -- 25 Artsfest shows A off real talent 2 i 8 it June Sn Er Port Perry students score high in Canadian competition Each spring large numbers of Canadian students attempt the Canadian Mathematics Competi- tion and this year was no excep- tion. Over 60,000 students from grades 9, 10 and 11 (and a few from grade 8), representing over 1700 schools, participated in the three junior divisions of the contest. ""The competition is designed to provide enrichment opportunities and an intellectual challenge for Canada's best students. If our country is to maintain its position in the world, it is imperative that we provide the same type of academic stimulant that national championships provide for our -athletes." - R.G. Dankley, Ex- ecutive Director of the Competi- tion. Many mathematics scholar- ship winners at Canadian univer- sities are chosen from winners in this prestigious competition ad- ministered by the Faculty of Mathematics, University of Waterloo. } "Education isn't just about learning a collection of facts; education means expanding the mind, striving for new heights, setting intellectual goals and working hard to meet them. Ac- cepting new challenges and pushing beyond your own limits are the keys to personal growth." - Jack Masterman, President of Mutual Life of Canada. Port Perry High School com- petes with schools from Zone 68 which includes all schools in Durham as well as schools as far east as Campbellford and as far north as Fenelon Falls. In each contest, the top 3 students from each school make up the school team (though many other students will have participated.) In the PASCAL contest (grade 9), Port Perry High School plac- ed 3rd out of 39 schools in the zone. Jenny Crawford, David Donneral and Tom Rowett formed our school team with Jenny scoring high enough to be placed on the Canadian honour roll (top 1 per- cent in Canada). Special mention should be given to participants from R.H. Cornish Public School who attempted this contest and auto glass & trim ied. HB Windshields EB Auto Upholstery B@ Marine Upholstery BOAT TOPS - BOAT SEATS - MOORING COVERS HB Sunroofs Bl Convertible Tops B Vinyl Tops BH Safety Glass 139 WATER STREET -- PORT PERRY 6 HIGH STREET -- PORT PERRY Call for your appointment: Free Mobile Service 985-8507 AD SORE i i AA eM Ae Se Sh A Gi SS Ss Se SR SG NES So ate SE. With this Coupon ... INSURANCE \ \ \ \| GLAIVIS ............... \ \ - '2). Off We will accept any competitor's coupons! - WE NOW SELL MOBILE CELLULAR RHONES - placed 17th. Inthe CAYLEY contest (grade 10), Port Perry High School plac- ed 7th out of 37 schools in the zone. Our top students were Graham Sullivan, Sarah Cole, and James Parkin. In the FERMAT contest (grade 11), we placed 3rd out of 34 schools in our district. The school team included Todd Poppleton (Ontario honour roll), Zakeana Reid and Todd Taylor. Congratulations to all Port Perry participants for their fine showing in the Canadian Mathematics Competition. The second night of "Artsfest" at Port Perry High School was mostly musical (the night previous, April 28, featured music and a dramatic presentation, "Games"), along with a dazzling display of artwork. Part of the charm of the evening was the PPHS Girls' Ensemble. Also performing was the Senior Wind En- semble, Swingsation, Jazzmerize, and Jazz On Six. Ss <2. Ss os 3s or & Spring into 183 QUEEN STREET PORT PERRY, ONT. Phone 985-8234 Pie