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i ------ me EN rc RR A IT Va = PORT PERRY STAR 2 Tuedday, sd AVAA 1d, Yooh Ta 'ees MAT WHERE anhnaiog 3s a Te dy corre em, & pd Br ae and seizing bud lotto nie pact 8 bend ln AR Ro -- Belated New Year wishes from Institute 3 | Greenbank and Area News by Shirley Lee 2 To the staff of the Port Perry Star and our readers, on behalf of the Women's Institute I would like to wish everyone a belated New ean s Greeting and the best to a Church services were held at the usual time on Sunday with the service of Baptism being given to "Michael Richard' son of Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Knight. The Greenbank Church Annual Meeting will be held at the Church on January 24, Tuesday at 8:00 p.m The Annual rosin United Church Sunday School Meeting will be held in the church base- ment on the evening of Monday, January 30th, at 7:30 p.m. This is a meeting for not only Committee and Teachers but an open invita- tion for all those concerned with the teachings and care of our children. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Walker and son Gregory, of Owen Sound visited with Paul's grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. James Ianson on the weekend. Mrs. Ida Young of Crystal Lake visited with her brother Professor Warren McCready last Friday. The Greenbank Hall Committee held two dances during the holi- day season. The Annual Christmas Dance was a huge suc- cess as usual. Thank you to the THE DURHAM - 'BOARD OF EDUCATION following sponsors for their generous gifts - Port Perry Cana- dian Tire, Speck Tool, Greenbank TV. Towers, John Bagshaw Elec- tric, Clark Bros. Eavestroughing and Aldan Transmission. Held this year for the first time, was the Hall Committee's New Year's Eve celebration. This - special gathering was a record Settlement House cow was returned home again Queen Street's most famous cow has been returned in one piece. The black and white plywood Holstein stolen from in front of the Settlement House December Ridgeway P.S. 728- 4532 725-8371 Oshawa (K-8): * Feb. 8, 1989 © Mr.J. Crosbie Oshawa (K-7). * Feb. 15, 1989 Gertrude Colpus P.S. Mr. N. Powers REGISTER Now -- for -- FRENCH IMMERSION KINDERGARTEN -- FOR SEPTEMBER 1989 -- The French Immersion program is available to all children eligible for admis- sion to Senior Kindergarten. If interested, please contact (by phone or in per- _ son) the school nearest your residence which offers this program. Registra- tion should be received by Friday, March 3, 1989. Uxbridge (K-6); * Feb. 1, 1989: Uxbridge P.S. Principal, 852-9101 Principal, 985-2591 839-1159 Frenchman's Bay P.S. 839-1131 Pickering (K-8): * Feb. 21, 1989 Sir John A. Macdonald Principal, Mr. N. Simpson Pickering (K-6): * Feb. 22, 1989 Mr. B. Wilson 683-5230 Principal, 668-3251 ADMISSION CRITERIA Due to the popular nature of the French Immer- Port Perry (k-8): * Feb. 28, 1989 R.H. Cornish P.S. Ajax (K-6): * Feb. 9, 1989 Southwood Park P.S. Whitby (K-7): * Feb. 13, 1989 F.M. Heard P.S. * Please Note: "PARENT INFORMATION NIGHT" dates. All meetings convene at 7:30 PM Principal, Mr. R. Hannah Principal, Mr. H. Kiezebrink Principal, Mr. S. Todd Principal, Mrs. P. Prentice sion program, the following order of priorities has been established for determining the admission J "of pupils effective for September 1989. 1. Pupils who live within the designated geo- graphic attendance area of the school offering the program. - 2. Pupils who have brothers and/or sisters currently 'enrolled in the school. 3. Pupils (whose parents reside in Durham) who have been in a daycare facility within the designated geographical area for a reasonable period (approx. one calendar year) before the garten. 4. Pupils who live outside the school attendance area but within the Region of Durham. | 5. Pupils who live outside the Region of Durham. date on which they commence senior Kinder- TRANSPORTATION The transportation6f the French Immersion students shall the responsibility of the t where students reside on an existing buy route and space is available on the bus or{van. Existing routes will not be altered to ac- comodate/French Immersion pupils. LASS SIZE The maximum size of a unit of Kindergarten is 23 pupils. A Unit will not be established with less than 20 pupils enrolled. Pupils in excess of the class maximum of 23 will be wait-listed. RE a=. LJ event and we can only say thanks éver so much to the friends and neighbours of the Greenbank Community who made this a New Year's to remember. Way to go Hugh! . Women's Institute will hold their January meeting at the home of Mrs. Velma Foster on Wednesdav, January 18, at 2:00 30, mysteriously re-appeared in front of the store early Saturday January 7. According to store owner Daph- ne Mitchell, an employee arrived for work Saturday morning and was confronted with the cow sit- ting almost in the exact spot where it was stolen from, The cow was wearing a hat on its head and a lei around its neck. A note was attached to the cow saying something about the crea- ture needing a vacation'and leav- ing for a week in Hawaii. Although whoever wrote the If you know someone who has made Ontario a better place to live...through their selflessness, humanity and kindness...tell us. An Advisory Council of Ontario citizens, whose honorary chairman is the Lieutenant Governor of Ontario, The Honourable Lincoln M. Alexander, selects the recipients from nominations - their store, but Mrs. Mitchell says 'they will be reluctant to put any- _ the cow makes another appearance 'Do you know someone who deserves a medal? M.PP.s constituency office. p.m. all ladies of the chm are welcome to attend. « Please phone news for January to 985-8926. Thought for this week: You can meet friends anywhere but you cannot meet enemies anywhere - you have to make them. note was attempting to be funny, the Mitchells were not amused, and have turned the paper over to Durham Regional Police. In the past, the Settlement House owners have put a lot of ef- fort into decorating the outside of thing outside. the store again. As for the cow, it is presently being stored in the Settlement House basement. Mrs. Mitchell says it will be a long time before on Queen Street, if ever. made by you each year. We need your nominations by March 15, 1989. Nomination forms are available now by writing: The Ontario Honours and Awards Secretariat, Ministry of Intergovernmental Affairs, 6th Floor, Mowat Block, 900 Bay Street, Toronto M7A 1C1 or from your The Ontario Medal or : Good Citizenship