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ED lb oo a A " i nT Tani Cartwright Central Public School held its Intermediate and Junior public speaking contests recently. The Intermediate contest- ants were: 1. Sheri Bouillon; 2. Wanda Gay- lord; 3. Niki Bardele- ben; 4. Bryan Beatty; 5. Mindy Kellow; 6. Chris Delong; 7. Esther Kelly; 8. Darryl Leath- erdale. It was a close compet- ition but Bryan Beatty placed first, speaking on Naval Disasters. Niki Bardeleben and Chris Delong tied for second Y prepping for spring With winter almost behind us, the Durham Region Family YMCA is prepping itself up for Spring. Starting in April, the Y.M.C.A. in Port Perry will be offering pro- grammes for all ages. Favourites such as My Timo, and Pee Wee Gymnastics will return, along with musical movement and Our Time for the pre schoolers. For the youth, pro- grammes such as Judo and Knitting will be offered. Our programmes are designed to be both practical and enjoyable. The adult courses will include Flower Arrang- ing, Home Gardening, Basic French Immersion and Musical Fitness. To find out more about these and other programmes, please watch for next weeks paper for dates, times, place and fees. For futher inform- ation, please contact the 'Y' Centre at 985-2824. the DISTINCTIVE WEDDING INVITATIONS Contact our office for complete details SLO 235 Queen St., Port Perry Call 985-7383 speaking on Music and Video Games. A Blackstock Lions contest was held the following Wednesday. The six contestants were: 1. Esther Kelly; 2. Sheri Bouillon; 3. Niki Bardeleben; 4. Chris Delong; 5. Chris Choro- stecki; 6. Joel Schryburt The winner was Niki Bardeleben and Joel Schryburt places second. Niki will con- tinue to Mt. Albert later in March to compete again. There was also a con- test in Sunderland where Bryan competed, but unfortunately not placing. A great performance was held at the Port Perry Legion. Four students entered from t. Joel Schry- burt, Leslie MacKenzie, Niki Bardeleben and Bryan Beatty. Joel and Bryan both placed third. For the last couple of months, Miss Morton has arranged several presentations on Bicen- tennial topics. Thanks for the hard work. In our Bicentennial Quiz Pro- gram, our winners are: Primary: 1. Toby Newell 2. Tammy Melton 3. Mikey Pash- ley 4, Jason Fudge 5. Scott Davis 6. Gene- vieve Kendell 7. Chuck Chapman 8. Brent Giles. Junior: 1. Danny Maw 2. Yvette Renes 3. Vicki Schryburt 4. Michele Ferguson 5. Esther Maschke 6. Vanessa Sorley 7. Jennifer Byers 8. Jason Argue. Intermediate: 1. Robert Keast 2. Michael Haines 3. Denise Tomp- kins 4. Jimmy Vernon 5. Scott Fletcher 6. Liz- anne McReelis 7. Mike Arnold 8. Scott Simmons. This is Computer Month at Cartwright. It should prove to be Baptist Church speaker William J. Murray will be the guest speaker at the Uxbridge Baptist Church this coming Saturday, March 17 at 7:30 p.m. Mr. Murray is the son of atheist Madalyn Murray O'Hair who was a driving force in having prayer remoyed from the schools in the United States. In 1979, Mr. Murray renounced his atheism, became a Christian and is now president of Murray Faith Minis- tries in Dallas. The evening at Ux- Bridge Baptist Church is being hosted by Canadian evangelist Ken Campbell of Milton, Ontario. He invites everyone to come and hear Mr. Murray at the Uxbridge Baptist Church located at the corner of Brock Street West and Balsam Street in Uxbridge. interesting and inform- ative. After six successful nights, our school ski program is finally finished. Good times were had by all. The intermediate basketball teams, both boys and girls, have been very successful this year. They both competed in the Dur- hams finals, narrowly LR J "nN PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, March 13,1904 -- 33 Lots of pre-break activity at Cartwright PS missing their chance as champs. Junior Math Enrich- ment students have competed in a Math Contest from the Cana- dian National Math League. Results will follow at a later date. So with the March Break upon us, we hope everyone has a safe and happy holiday, and returns ready for work. Photo contest The Kawartha Region Conservation Authority is hosting its 4th Annual Photography Contest, "Nature in the Kaw- arthas". This theme allows for ample variety and interpretation of natural subjects within the Kawartha Region. Contests in previous years have drawn an excellent response from a wide variety of amateur photographers throughout the area. 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