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Re. ESRB { iE 4 iA it i Four Immaculate Conception Catholic School students were chosen as winners in a recent public speaking contest. From left, At the Immaculate Conception School they are Joy Vogel, Grade Eight; Elizabeth Connell, Grade Five; Elaine Surnosky, Grade Eight and John Connell, Grade Four. Tops in public speaking Elaine Surnoski, Joy Vogel, Elizabeth Connell and John Connell were all winners in the recent - public speaking competi- tion at Immaculate Con- ception Catholic School. Elaine and Joy represented the school at the Regional Contest held at St. John the Evangelist on February 15. Elaine, whose topic dealt with endangered species, placed second. Elizabeth and John Connell, sister and brother, were voted top. speakers at 'the junior leveh of competition. Elizabeth's speech was all about her family tree and brother John talked about his love for the violin. Elizabeth also won se- cond prize for her poem in the recent literary con- test sponsored by the Royal Canadian Legion. Gabrielle Ormerod plac- ed second with her poster. TOBOGGAN FUN To enrich the Physical Education program at our school we have been involved in a variety of activities outside of the school walls. The toboggan run be- side the school has been Interest free student loans She impressed the judges not only with her speech but also with the mature manner in which Se eau ed to their This summer, students Joy's speech about Yh wish Seperate ties drunk drivers was also pen as very well received. p with an interest- FLORAL &G GIFT SHOP 209 Mary St. .. Port | Perty- ~ 985-9360 Attention "1984" Brides! Come in and book now for your 1984 Wedding Orders. A small deposit will save you 10% Off whether your marriage is in July or Flowers - Fresh & Silk Wedding Flowers An essential of the Bridal Party's "Total" look is Boutonnieres - Church & Reception. PERSONALLY DESIGNED AND COLOR CO-ORDINATED * IN ADVANCE FOR YOUR APPROVAL! - Corsages loan of up to $2,000 under the Student Venture Capital Program, the Honourable Gordon H. Dean, Provincial Secretry for Social Development, announc- ed last week. "This program develops a student's en- trepreneurial skills and offers young people the ty to gain prac- tical business ex- perience." Mr. Dean said. The program is open to students 15 and over who are returning to school in the fall. Students wishing to apply can obtain ap- plication forms from secondary schools, col- lege and university placement centres, Royal Bank branches and the Ontario Youth Secretariat, 700 Bay Street, 2nd Floor, Toron- to. MSG 178. "There was a dramatic increase in the number and types of businesses approved in 1983. Along with the more traditional enter- prises such as house painting, landscaping and roofing, participants sold pretzels, wrote com- puter programs, painted silk scarves, and taught windsurfing," Mr. Dean in constant use up until the recent thaw. Some of the primary classes have used the hill at the high school for extra excite- ment. The senior classes spent an enjoyable after- noon bowling at Centen- nial Lanes. A skating party was attended by all students from Grades One to Eight, and we look forward to another one at the end of February. All students from Grade Five and up went to the Trillium Valley to test the trails and slopes. PORT PERRY STAR -- Tues. February 21, 1984 -- 15 Euchre and bake Scugog Island News by Mrs. Earl Reader If you were planning on attending the euchre and bake sale at the Community Hall at 8 p.m. on Tuesday, Feb. 21, please put it off until "Wednesday, the next night as there was a mistake last week in listing it a day early. Apparently the Hall is' not available on Tuesday nights. Sympathy is extended to the family of the former Margaret (Bratley) Warren, as we knew her, as she passed away suddenly ' on the weekend. Marg- aret was born on the main Island road at the Foot of the Island where she lived much of her life and raised her four children. Mrs. Reta Wilkinson formerly of Con. 6 on the 'Island was surprised recently to get a phone call from Hong Kong and find David Redman on the other end. . #8 | THAPAR | | DENTURE THERAPY CLINIC # Scugog United are requested to meet with Rev. Tansley at the Church, March 5 at 7:30. Please mark recorded dates on your calendars. The "Head" UCW is already making pre- parations for the Art and Craft Show for May 12 this year. It will soon be time therefore to start your plants and let us know about interest- "ing demonstrations or possible crafts for dis- play. Please call any -member. We are pleased to hear one of our Head UCW members, Mrs. Mabel Strong, is home from hospital and feel- ing much better. At the Congregational meeting of the Island United it was decided that the leadership team for V.ILM. (Ventures in Mission) will be Bill Lamb for Manchester, with Clifford Redman and Maruice Fralick for Scugog. If anyone is interested in getting any more information or donating a sum to this project, please contact one of these people. Have you subscribed to the United Church "Observer" yet? Dorothy Freeman will look after you. Rev. Wm. Piercy, recently retired from | sale is delayed Southminster Church in "Oshawa, conducted Sun- day's Service at the - Scugog United and will do so again next Sun- da y. ; Janet Smith 985-3396 still does not have an assistant for the Guides. 'Please give it your con- sideration if you can p. The GT Xiondinips UCW is s Pancake Breakfast a the Scugog United Church on Sunday morning 8:30 to 9: 30 ' a.m. March 4 before Church. 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