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"A Family Tradition for 125 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, September 10, 1991 - 35 Tickets are available for Dofasco Prince Albert New by Peggy Bredin A vy Although there was a small turn out at Sunday School, many ex- citing plans were made. Next Sunday bring your pennies for the foster child and try to bring a friend. There were 12 tables at the euchre Thursday night. The ladies winners were Daisy Sellers, Edna - Myers and Vera Fauns. Other winners were Grace Bassant, Grant Bright and Ilean Pugh. The lucky draw winners were Richard Manns, Betsy Staniland and Verna Smith. Plans for the Church's 125th an- niversary are well underway. There are only about 50 tickets left for the Dofasco Mens Chorus on Monday, Septeber 23rd. For tickets see Doug McMillan. Lunch tickets will be sold in ad- vance only. It will be a salad plate provided for bv the Port Perry Ontario Scholarships by Gord Mills Durham East MPP The government created some ripples of resentment a few weeks back when it was announced that it would discontinue the $100 monetary part of the Ontario Scholarship Program award. As the MPP for this riding, I also took considerable flack from 'some of my constituents over the dropping of the $100. The Ontario's Scholarship Pro- gram was introduced in 1959 to recognize the high standard of Blackstock Fair results From Page 33 Mens & Boys 1. Doug Kadowaki. Raspberry Pie 1. Beth McEllistrum 113; 2. Helen Coates 165; 3. Wilma Van Camp 188; 4. Val Freeman 105. Elva Van Camp 6 Tea Biscuits 1. Helen Coates 165; 2. Beth McEllistrum 113; 3. Linda Ar- buckle 240; 4. Lois Moffatt 223; 5. Joy Rudkin 155. Gerald Kelly Carpentry Choc. Layer Cake 1. Janice Beechey 114; 2. Marilyn Allison 139; 3. Katie Mairs 156; 4. Joy Rudkin 155. Apple Pie 1. Wilma Van Camp 188; 2. John Werry 191; 3. Laurie Bright 132. Banana Layer Cake 1. Dorothy Lee 184; 2. Julia Ba- jema 188. 6 Butter Tarts Raisins - No Nuts 1. Kim Hope 178; 2. Dorothy Lee 184; 3. Shirley Eberhardt 104. Fleischmanns Yeast Special Raisin Bread 1. Beth McEllistrum 113; 2. Helen Coates 165; 3. Linda Ar- buckle 240. Five Roses Raisin Pie 1. Laurie Bright 132; 2. Helen Coates 165; 3. Wilma Van Camp 188. Rice Krispies Special 1. Joshua Martyn 203; 2 Robt. Werry; 3. Katie Mairs 156. Blue Bonnet Margarine Special 1. Helen Coates 165; 2. Laurie Bright 132; 3. Beth McEllistrum 113. Fry - Cadbury Ltd. Special 1. Marilyn Allison 139; 2. Ellen Martyn 204; 3. Barb Byers 250. academic work in Ontario secon- dary schools and to provide an in- centive to our young people to pro- ceed to some form of post secon- dary education. In 1959, the $100 went a long way, it doesn't go far today. The Ministry of Education is now revising the program in order to recognize the outstanding academic achievement 'of all students. This includes those who are continuing their education in university, college, or an appren- ticeship program, and those who are entering the work force. In 1989-90, there were more than 18,600 Ontario Scholars, and at least that number are expected to qualify this year. In a time of economic restraints I believe that the government has a respon- sibility to encourage achievement among all our students. To do this, I believe that we must put as much money as possi- ble into educational programs and services. I am very proud of our Ontario Scholars. These students will continue to receive an Ontario Scholar certificate and a congratulatory letter signed by the Minister, the Honorable Marion Boyd, to personally mark their achievement. To all those who wrote to me or took the trouble to telephone me, I appreciated your views. I also hope that you can agree that we owe all of our students the best education we can provide them with in order that they are better able to compete in the work place of the 90s - the way I see it. A EMMERSON INSURANCE BROKERS LIMITED 193 QUEEN ST., PORT PERRY, ONT. L9L 189 (416) 985-7306 ALL LINES OF GENERAL INSURANCE NATIONAL \Y TRUST A Division of National Victoria and Grey Trustco 81/29 1 YEAR ANNUAL INTEREST 10% - 5 Year Annual Rates Subject to Change without Notice. PEE EEE I I I rN I EL IL AEE I Sept. 23 U.C.W._If, like me, you have been out to lunch this summer and have put off buying your ticket, please call Doug McMillan, Sarah Elliott, Ilean Pugh, Andrea Jones, Dorothy Hope, Norma Robinson or Lorraine Andrews. Don't wait any longer or you may be disappointed. This is at 4:30 p.m. on Sept. 29th and at 7 p.m. please plan to attend the night of music directed by Darryl Linn- ington. I know for a fact that ex- citing things are being planned. U.C.W. will meet on Wednesday at 8 p.m. Everyone is welcome. School is back. It was so good to be out on yard duty to see all those smiling faces. Some students have grown 15cm over the sum- mer. They don't seem to be the lit- tle kids I remembered. I hope the moms enjoyed the peace and quiet during the day. I also hope they were pleased to see the bud- ding young scientists return home. Aren't something? those Blue Jays Hospital Report August 16-22, 1991 Admissions..............ccoeceeveinen. 30 Births... 5 Deaths........covorcermniisismsisisernens 1 Emergencies........................ 242 Operations................cooceeeee. 10 Discharged................coeeeenn. 33 Bemaining....... cc. nnninisnes 36 I Bob Prentice, Master of the Port Perry Orange Lodge 3272, presents a $1,000 cheque to Keith Phoenix, president of the Port Perry Agricultural Soclety. The money is to be used to build a baseball facility for community use at the fairgrounds. 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