The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

kK } 8 ERT FP eo i We have had a very good beginning to a new school year with a number of changes with respect to staff students program and struc- ture. Forty-eight new students including kinder- garten registered in our schools. With the grade six classes moving on the R.H. Cornish and Joseph Gould, plus the transfers to other schools in the region and out, total school enrolment for both schools in September remained the same as in June - 219 students. Grade five students start- ed their swim program at UxPool on Tuesday, Oct. 12th and will finish on Nov. 8th. An Epsom boy's team and Greenbankboy's and girl's team participated in the D.E.A.A. Soccer tourna- ment for District 1 at Scugog Fields on Tuesday, Oct. 12th. They are to be ccngratulated on their fine efforts-tally, Greenbank girls 2 wins, | loss; boys-2 wins 0 losses: Epsom boys 2 losses. Twenty-one students from Greenbank took part in the cross-country run at the Foxhead in Uxbridge on Wed. Oct. 13th. The girl's team placed 4th in this com- petition (age 11 years). Individual recognition goes to Shane Branton (4th) and Terry Childs (8th) in their respective classes. Mrs. Atkinson, teacher grades 2-3 and Mrs. Cooper, teacher grades 1-2 will be attending the 'Geneva Park Conference' professional workshop on child interest centres on Nov. 4,5, and 6th. These workshops are in accordance with the empha- sis on (ECE) Early Child- hood Education at the primary level. Interim reports will be sent home on Friday, Nov. 29th. This report should indicate student progress at an early time of the year, providing an opportunity for parent-teacher consultation and interviews where neces- sary. School Advisory commit- tee (S.A.C.) met at Green bank Public School on Wed. October 6th at 7:30 p.m. The main topic of discussion was the Durham Board draft policy on discipline. The committee will be submit- ting some in-put to the board regarding this matter. S.A.C. is the public repres- entation at the school level involving staff, working together on issues of common interest. Members for this year are: Mrs. Helen Winslow 985-2442; Mrs. Sharon Croxall 985-2930; Mrs. Barbara Evans 852-7768 Mrs. Denise Carre 985-3596; Mrs. Barbara Vale 985-9061; Mrs. Bonnie Branton 985- 9138; Mrs. Sandra Wagner 852-7722; Mr. Paul Saulnier 852-6533. Please feel free to call these representatives ' sheet. A Avery "S" Line White Labels Self-adhesive, needs no moisture. Quick, clean and removable in many sizes. White labels on 4" x 6" backing with a topic for the agenda and even better, come as a guest to present it. NOTE the committee is still collect- ing Zehr tapes, to be sent to the school, to be used toward special projects. Lunch hour supervisors Mrs. Hansen, Epsom and Mrs. Phillips, Greenbank are on duty at lunch time in their respective schools. Yelverton and area ne (From page 23) grand arc all over the place, like an inexhaustible foun- tain of youth. We presume from measuring the re- mainder in the tank that we lost between one and two hundred gallons which flowed all the way across the yard with puddles of it here and there. The only bright spot in this rather dismal. picture, is that no one came along and dropped a match or cigarette in the mess, or there would have been a hot time in the old town that night for sure. If stupidity were contagious we could easily infect half of the resi- dents of the area. Mrs. Ivy Robinson of Toronto was a weekend guest with her nephew Allan and his wife, Agnes Howe. The Howe's observed their family Thanksgiving dinner on Friday evening. Mr. and mrs. Jim Beggs and family 219 students at Greenbank -Ep Staff and parents, earlier in the year, were asked to fill in questionaires dealing with the project (C.E.D.S.S.y "Cooperative Evaluation and Development of School System Committee". The next phase of this project takes place for us at Green- bank Public School on Oct. 29th when two gentlemen from the 'External Team" of Port Elgin visited their relatives at Janetville, Yel- verton and Pontypool and visited Jim's father in hos- pital prior to returning home. Mrs. Audrie Brown and Mrs. Hazel Gray enjoyed a boat cruise through the lakes and rivers to Gravenhurst, and return this weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Malcolm held Thanksgiving dinner for their family, Mr. and Mrs. Alan Grundry of Barrie and Mr. and Mrs. Art Cotton of Manchester. Yelverton Thanksgiving Beef Dinner although down slightly in attendance this year was considered quite a success. Contributing to the decrease in attendance was the inclemenary of the weather coupled no doubt with the current economic situation which inhibits eating out particularly for those with large families. -- Jer) A Avery, Sugg. Retail $5.40 box Sugg. Retail $6.40 box Sugg. Retail $6.20 box Sugg. Retail $6.40 box "Sugg. Retail $5.40 box Sugg. Retail $6.40 box self-adhesive products produits auto-adhésifs labels S508 - 5/16 x 2 1000/box $812 - 2 x % 1000/box $1014 - % x 7% 1000/box S415 $1216 - 3% x 1 1000/box $1648 - 1 x 3 250/box $6432 - 2 x 4 150/box 3%, 4%, 42 3% J] $409 Uniball Rolling Marker A new line of feather- light pens. Metal tip and liquid ink makes writing a breeze. Three colours. UB1 - Black UB2 - Red UB3 - Blue $9.90/10 Sugg. Retail $1.50 ea. PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., October 19,1982 -- 39 ment of the questionaire. Visiting Greenbank will be the Honorable M. Starr former Mayor of Oshawa and Minister of Labour in the Diefenbaker Government, and Dr. M. Holmes, who just received his full professor- ship. Mr. Holmes has recent- will visit our school to inter- view and discuss as a follow up with staff, parents and As per usual, a number of former residents dug in and helped the locals with the preparations and serving of the meal. The ladies were the recipients of many complimentary remarks as (1) Fao aetlr - Cards & Gifts for All Occasions - -EARPIERCING - WATCH & JEWELLERY REPAIRS - Member of the 90) caadian jewellers associarion som Schools students a particular seg- ly held positions as Assistant Director (Planning aud Resources( O.I.S.E. and Curriculum Superinten- dent and Director of Educa- tion in Quebec. The External Team will be available to the School Advi- sory Committee meeting presently scheduled for Oct 28th, 7:00 p.m. at Henry STreet High School. WS to the calibre of the meal. The desserts. were as per usual - mouth watering and with a wide range of varieties. See you all back next spring at the Pork BBQ. LIMITED \_.r <~ 197Queen Street - Port Perry OPEN: Monday thru Saturday 9A.M. to 6 P.M. Thursday & Friday to 9:00P.M. 252526252525 G : : - DIAMONDS - ; 8 ssp \ Foldback Paper Clips Black tempered spring steel with nickel | plated handles. Arms may be reversed and snapped against paper or removed fer permanent filing or binding. 200 - Heavy duty bright nickel-plated steel clips, hold papers, charts, reports, bills, etc... [DiXON| Markette - Markers Long lasting perm- anent markers. Avail able in black, blue, "red, green, yellow, brown, orange. 680 - Wedge tip TPoiuta Fisa. marqueur IVE ARI cette nite marker 6890 - Thinrite Ni I f M9 il $9.90/10 = Sugg. Retail $1.49 ea. 107 3%" wide C Sugg. Retail 13° ea dor 111 - 1" wide Sugg. Retail 18¢ ea. 155 - 1%" wide 51 59 doz Sugg. Retail 23¢ ea 1%" wide $93 Sugg. Retail 49° ea 260-2" wide $59 Sugg. Retail 65¢ ea doz 2000 - 1" wide 36/box Sugg. Retail 21¢ ea. 2001 - 1%" wide 36/box 56'2 Sugg. Retaii 24¢ ea box 2002 - 2%" wide 36/box $72 Sugg. Retail 31¢ ea 2003 - 2%" wide 12/box S12 Sugg. Retail 71¢ ea box 2004 - 3" wide 12/box Sugg. Retail 94¢ ea. -- 1%. 9. 8's, MEA IR IK ette GUILD BRAND Sheet __Protectors | GS110- Long ! lasting, clear | flexible protec- tors with black inserts. 10 pak 11" x 8%" 49 "Sugg. Retail pk. $2.08 pk $14.50/10 / | ' GUILD BRAND Typing Pads GS820 11" x 8%." super white quality bond paper. 60 sheets per pad. $ 1 19 Sugg. Retail $10.50/10 ea. $158ea Prices may vary due to local business practices All items shown may not be available in all stores at all times. This offer expires on October 37, 1982. PORT PERRY STAR CO. LIMITED 235 QUEEN STREET, P.0.BOX 90, PORT PERRY, ONTARIO. LOB INO (416) 985-7383 MEVBER GUILD STATIONERS SO