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2- PORT PERRY STAR - Wednesday, December 30, 1998 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" Lied parked behind | Bik ® Onen rors on al | Ay ph hondiicnt Parked out i in front of 'demo, bright white, auto, - A/C, cass. ,7,000kms Stock #81662 § OUR SALE 2] [dd includes frafgin 17 699 'demo, gold 1 re sd fully loaded, 8 000kms Stock #81345 includes freight GM Employees & their families save even more! Don't forget your GM TD Visa Points Prices do not indude tax Freight charges: GMC Sierra $895; Regal $785; Transport $840 Stock #81673 includes freight brand new, fully loaded, midnight blue a 25.995 Stock #81609 | demo, bright red, auto, A/C, "OUR S ALE cass., cruise, spoiler, 5,300kms PRIC g plus frog Open daily till 8:00p: " till Spm; Sat. v-- Closed Sun. CLOSED Jan. Out of town customers call 1-800-417-6780 Please call Ron Hoskin, Jim Anderson, Marilyn Beacock-White, Gary Cochrane, Alex Williamson or Jim Hall for details demo, copper metallic, HOUR SALE | V8, auto, A/C, locking diff. 2d: $26,295 ~ \ [J PONTIAC BUICK LIMITED Stock #81562 includes freight : 10 Vanedward Drive, Port Pefry 985-8474 Over all, region making the grade Some Scugog schools exceed class size limits By Rik Davie Special to the Star Durham Region's pub- lic schools are squeaking in just under the average class sizes set out in the provincial government's new education regula- tions. But three of the ele- mentary schools in Scugog exceed the stan- dard, according to a study recently released by the Durham District School Board. The province has set 25 students per class as the target for average class sizes in Durham elementary schools. Cartwright Public School in Blackstock came in with an average class size of 25.38, just over the recommended level. Also on the high side of the provincial benchmark are S.A. Cawker in Port Perry, with 26.68 students per class, and Prince Albert P.S., at 26 students to a class. The figures repre- sent average class sizes in each school. Other schools in the area meet the mark, with Epsom at 23.08, Greenbank at 24.92 and R.H. Cornish at 24.61 students-per-class. Secondary schools in the region are expected to maintain 22 students in an average class. Port Perry High School missed the provincial secondary school class size with 22.36 students per-class, while tiny Cartwright High School in Blackstock has close to the lowest average in the region, with 17.37 stu- dents in a room. Only an alternative secondary school was lower than Cartwright. Overall, Durham's class size averages met the provincial mark, with a regional average of 24.75 elementary and 21.85 secondary class size. Director of Education Grant Yeo told trustees that a building program and renovations planned in Durham schools should bring the board to within provincial stan- dards soon. Melissa Meeking Birthday Dec.31, 1998 Love Mom, Dad, Brent & Taylor HAPPY 10th BIRTHDAY Chris Wright Love Mom, Dad, Michelle & Jack