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nF si F 3 FT SY HE BS $43 i Ne sips : : A TRAE NARS RAT 8 2 LA SRY 5S RE Sha 4 2-- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, April 22, 198) ws from Black ge ae oN Li ' ¥ " % "a Na \ oly ; 'SEY \ 250s RRS $e £2 Sie Rist Sladd Vea A JAS FNL AS VOY 8 A pa LR FAR EEE SERA Rif Cartwright Public School held its annual Science Fair for grades 7.and 8 last week and the following students have been awarded for the best exhibits in their classes. In Grade 7 - front row, Lynda Sutton, Gilford Quakenbush and Glen DeGeer. ~ In the Grade eight class; winners were: front row, Eric Kiezebrink, John 'Back row, Tracy Coeper, Jay VanCamp, Rick Huntington, Brent McLaughlin, Stephanie Whitehead and Christina McLean. Shaw, lan Porter and Shawn Elliott. Back row, Amy Ware, Terry Berry, Raymond Haines, Debbie DeVries, and Karen Kyte. Cartwright Public School Cartwright Central Public School held its annual Science Fair for Grades 7 and 8 on April 13th and 14th. The judges, Mr. R. Scott and Mr. D. Payne from Cart- wright High School judged - the following students to have the best exhibits in their classes. «. # Grade 7 Physical Science - ist Elevators - Gilford ~~ "McLaughlin; Quakenbush, Glen De Geer; 2nd Hot Air Balloons - Jay Van Camp, Rick Hunt- ington; 3rd Acid Rain - Brent Honourable Mention Series Circuit - Karen France; Honourable Mention Generator - Craig Hoskin. Grade 7 Biological Science 1st Vermiculture - Lynda 7 '| Bustom Upholstering ~~ *30 Years Experience i. 5% Laying "HANS STOECK UPHOLSTERER is "BACK IN BUSINESS" at SCUGOG UPHOLSTERING : 108 WATER STREET - PORT PERRY Z. 985-8723 986-5072 *Free Estimates *Pick up - Delivery * Guaranteed Workmanship , dynamics Sutton; 2nd Plant Reactions - Debbie DeVries, Kyte; Honourable Mention i Picks Science Fair winners Tracy Cooper; 3rd Finger- prints - Stephanie Whitehead Christina McLean; Honourable Mention Heart - Natalie Green, Arlene Davis; Honourable Mention Vinegar - Elaine Kelly. Grade 8 Physical Science 1st Compost Water Heater - Eric Kiezebrink; 2nd Aero- ~ of Paper Airplanes - lan Porter, Shawn Elliott; 3rd Electric Motor, - Terry Berry, Raymond Maines; Honourable Mention Newton's Law - Shawn Umphrey; Honourable Mention World Series Science - Gordie Gettins. Grade 8 Biological Science 1st Microbes - John Shaw; 2nd Stress ; Amy Ware; 3rd Sight and the Human Eye - Karen Taste - Tena Wolters, Virginia Frew. by Joyce Kelly Word was received on 'Sunday of the passing of the former United Church Minister, Reverend Philip Romeril in Port Perry Hospital. Sympathy is extended to his wife Elaine "and son Dennis both of Port Perry as well as to the other members of his family. Wishes for better health are extended 'to John Lawrence, Mrs. Josie Hamilton, and Mrs. L. McArthur all in Toronto 'Hospitals and to Mervyn Graham, Steven Davies, Linda Love, Mrs. Robert Ford, Mrs. Jennie Bailey and Stanley Taylor who are "in Port Perry Hospital. There were 13 tables at the Senior Citizens' card party with the following winners. 1. Gladys Potts - 87; 2. Vera Fawns - 83; 3. Blyth Morrison - 81; 4. Elwood Tripp - 80; 5. Ray Brown - 78; 6. Bessie McCullough - 78; (Low - Myrtle Wagner; 50-50 Draw - Clara Nesbitt. Mr. Larry Hoskin from Lake Louise is spending a . few days visiting his parents, Mr..and Mrs. Frank Hoskin; his many other relatives in the area. . The Snowmobile Club held a dance in the Recreation Centre on Saturday, April ~ 18th. Everyone who attended enjoyed themselves very much. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Bryant, Dwayne, Julie and Chris- topher were Mr. and Mrs. Ken Wyatt, Whitby; Mr. and Mrs. Dean Ormiston, Shelley and Diane; Mrs. Gail Precoor, Kelly and Kevin all of Brooklin, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Bray, Steven and Paul of Port Perry; Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Shymko, Port Hope and Mr. Shawn McGrath of Oshawa. On Tuesday April 14th the Public School students held their Annual Science Fair. It was an excellent success and many friends and parents viewed the informative fairs. Further details on the winners will be in next week's paper. Last week a local high school student, Howard Bailey received word that he had been accepted to participate in a 3-month long exchange with a student from Germany next year. This sounds like it will be a lot: of fun and we hope Howard will enjoy himself. Congratulations Howard! On Wednesday evening a number of our local students participated in the Annual Spring Swing Concert at the Port Perry High School. In front of a large audience of parents and friends, the 'Cartwright Singers, the Public School Choir, sang "the Rose" and "What Sahll We Do with the Drunken Sailor" accompanied b Mrs. W. Dixon. : Immediately after they sang, the Cartwright High "School Band conducted by Miss J. Howsam played "We've Only Just Begun" and '"Tomorrow." After groups from R.H. Cornish sang and played, the Cartwright Triple Three, a small group of girls from the Public School, sang "Mandy" and "I Don't Know How to Love Him" also accompanied by Mrs. W. Dixon. % As the final choir of the evening the Cartwright High stock and area School Choir, accompanied by Miss C. Carnaghan and conducted by Mr. R. Ashton sang '"'Ready to Take a Chance Again" and "Take Me Home Country Roads." All the local groups were met with great rounds of applause. As the grand finale all the choirs and bands, 450 voices and 220 instru- mentalists, sang "Annie's Song," "Can't Buy Me Love" and *'O Canada' conducted by Mr. L.P. Chellew. This finale was a great finish to the evening. Ra On Monday evening Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hoskin and Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Hoskin celebrated birthdays at Haugen"s of Manchester. Easter Sunday dinner guests of Mr. 'and Mrs. Harvey Graham, Mark and Rob were Mr. Larry Hoskin, Lake Louise; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hoskin, Nestleton; Mrs. Frances Boundey of Port Perry; Mr. and Mrs. Ron Hoskin, Craig, Shawn and Tracey; Mrs. Pat Fletcher, Diana and Scott; - Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Kelly, _Elizabeth, Eleanor, Elaine and Esther and Miss Cheryl Graham, all of Blackstock. On Wednesday evening, Mr. and Mrs. George Wilson of Cannington were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Hoskin. On Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. Murray Hoskin and Shelley McIntyre of Port Perry; Mr. - and Mrs. George Wilson, Cannington; Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Poff, Miss Patti Hoskin and friend of Peter- borough; Mr. Philip Hoskin and friend; and Mr. and Mrs. Lorne . Hoskin, attended the wedding of Mr. Brett Hoskin and Miss Patti Clark at the Kingdom Hall. Following the wedding they attended the dinner at the Richmond Hill Curling Club, Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Murray Hoskin and Shelley McIntyre and Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Poff were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Hoskin. The afternoon group of the U.C.W. met at the home of Marion Larmer on Tuesday 'afternoon, April 14th at 1:15 p.m. After a delicious dessert luncheon, the leader, Aileen Byers began with a poem '"'Two Groups' followed by the.roll call - "An Easter Thought". Marion Larmer conducted a very worthwhile devotion that included two Easter hymns. The business consisted of the announcement of the approaching weddings and picnic. Dora Martyn gave-us a thumbnail sketch on the constitution. Some dis- cussion arose of this since none of us knew much about it. Books were exchanged and the meeting was closed with the Benediction. ~Lish = RIC RK ROWN is pleased to announce that he will be operating | ~againas: LES BROWN EXCAVATING and wishes Karl Herder 'Good Luck" in his future business. 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