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3. rR Musselman, Principal of Cartwright High School is pleased to announce that the following students have been recommended as Ontario Scholars. These recom: mendations are subject to the ap- proval by the Ministry of Education. DONNA MCINTYRE daughter of Mr. & Mrs. P. Mcintyre, Blackstock. CHRISTINE BAZARIN daughter of Mr. & Mrs. L. Bazarin, Nestleton. NATALIE GREEN daughter of Mr. & Mrs. J. Green, Blackstock. LAURA GARDNER daughter of Mr. & Mrs. - W. Gardner, Blackstock. | Universities Council | opens a hot line due | to more applications "A 7 per cent increase in applica- tions to university from secondary school students has prompted the Council of Ontario Universities to open an information hot line to its Application Centre in Guelph. By calling the Admission Information Service at (519) 823-1440, students can be assisted in determining which Ontario universities have places available in their program- mes of interest. More than 50,000 Ontario secon- dary students -- a record number -- have applied for admission to university this fall, at a time when some universities have already reached optimal enrolment levels and others have been imposing enrolment limitations on an increas- ing number of programmes. Most students will have received the universities' responses to their choices of three preferred institu- tions and programmes by now. If a = place has not been offered, or = students are unable or willing to ac- cept a university's alternate offer, up-to-date information is available from the hot line on which univer- sities are still accepting applications and for which programmes. On June 11, the provincial govern- ment provided details on funding for an "accessibility envelope." These funds, which are supplementary to basic operating grants, will assist the universities in their efforts to ac- commodate to the best of their abilities the increased number of students seeking to enter university. Students have until June 26 to res- pond to the first round of offers from the universities, which can be drop- ped off at/ANY university in the event of a postal strike. Once student responses have been received and the acceptance rate has been evaluated, the universities will be in a position to assess the situation in the light of the sup- plementary funding, and to deter: mine the number of further places available. CHRISTINA McLEAN daughter of Mr. & Mrs. C. McLean, Caesarea. PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, June 30, 1987 -- 27 ntario Scholars NANCY GREEN daughter of Mr. & Mrs. D. Green, Blackstock. JOY WERRY =~". daughter of Mr. & Mrs. N. Werry, Blackstock. Obituary William Bruce Beaton William Bruce Beaton passed away suddenly at the Oshawa General Hospital on the 4th day of May, 1987. Bruce Beaton was born on the family farm north of Saintfield. He received his schooling at Saintfield Public School. He worked in General Motors for 3 years, did custom work for various farmers and drove a milk truck for Bryan Transport for a few years. He started farming for himself April, 1947. Bruce married Anna Thompson June 7, 1947. They have 3 children, Margaret, Willie and Donald. Also 8 grandchildren. Hg was a lifetime member of Wick Presbyterian Church, an avid curler and baseball fan. Funeral services were held at the Wagg-McDermott-Panabaker Funeral Home in Port Perry on Thursday, May 7, 1987. Inter ment at McNeil Cemetery, Wick: Rev. Wm. Fairley officiated. Pallbears were Ross Cookman, Bruce Doble, Ross Doble, Jim Beaton, Lloyd Endicott and Ken Taylor. sSloppe\o= (Ey AN = = TTR TT PTT TR FOR MOST NORTH AMERICAN BUILT CARS'& TRUCKS. 101-pt vehicle inspection 39% Our expert technicians perform: * 12-point road test * 13-point courtesy inspection * 8-point cooling system inspection * 6-point exhaust system inspection * 3-point transmission inspection * /-point drive line & differential inspection * 11-point brake inspection * 2-point frame and floor inspection * 5-point spring and shock inspection * 11-point steering & suspension inspection * 14-point engine and electrical ifspection * 5-point air-conditioning inspection * 4-point tire inspection Note: Additional repairs and/or fee 1 may be required to obtain a Government Safety Standards certificate Vay HHL ANY ADDITIONAL PARTS OR SERVICES REQUIRED WILL BE QUOTED FOR YOUR AUTHORIZATION BEFORE WORK IS STARTED" Scugog ser DURHAM'S BEST CHRYSLER DODGE & PLYMOUTH DEALER HOURS Monday to Thursday 9% 9 Frday & Saturday 90 6 CHRYSLER] (HRYSLER 2985-73549 Lo 655-8826 ~~ HHT THT THT