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High school news by Sheila O'Reilly The countdown begins... only 25 days and it's Christ- mas eve. That of course means a weeks holidays - but probably no time to rest. December is one of Port . High's busiest months. (Along with January, Feb- \ruary and March etc.) Our photo machine hag been rented from December 12 through to the 16th. Start gathering your favorite photos now. Jacket orders will begin on Wednesday and Thursday of this week. Monday and Tuesday were strictly set-up days, giving everyone a changetotryona jacket for fit and feel. We decided on two styles: 1. 100 percent nylon, approximate cost $40.00. These jackets include a thermal lining. 2. . Melton jackets with leather sleeves, approximate cost $56.00 These have a quilted lining. Anyone who did not receive a newsletter with further details on school jackets are asked to pick one up at the office and read carefully! Fundraising Plans are in effect for the week before Christmas, possibly Christ- mas Carolling for the school. Proceeds of any endeavour will be given to the Durham Region Family Councelling Unit in Oshawa for food and gifts to needy families at Christmas. We've planned a sleigh ride, tobaggon party at Pine- wood Place for the Grade 13's on December 21st. We're hoping to see at least 76 of our 76 grade 13's there and having fun! (Dust off your harmonicas and tune up those guitars. Anyone in Grade 13, willing to have a little fun is invited!) Our Toyland float for Sat- urday's Santa Claus parade is well underway and organi- zers are hoping for a good turnout to help in the final preparations. If you have a costume and want to be on the float or would lend your costume to someone, please tell AnnRose or Sue Mec- Dougall. We hope to feature the well known group 'Wednesday' at our December 16th dance. This dance will be our Annual "Semi-formal". (That doesn't necessarily mean to start saving for a . new pair of jean!!!) The Grade 13 - Teacher volleyball game on Friday was only half a success - our team lost! The spirit shown by the MALE teachers in our school is overwhelming! We are however hoping to be honoured with the presence of at least one female teacher next week!! Candy canes will be distri- buted to each student on Friday Dec. 23. One good reason why your School and Council would like to see YOU at school at that day. Remember with that countdown only......45 days till January Exam time. ELMER'S FURNITURE PORT PERRY PLAZA 985-2847 4 pc. Chesterfield Set $395.00 cro good nutrition good taste REAL A This female Hereford, Oneida 2H, was judged Reserve Junior Champion at the Royal Winter Fair recently in Toronto. Owned by Mr. and Mrs. Harold Forder of R.R.3, Port Perry, the animal will be shown at the Canadian Western Agrobition this week in Regina which will include more than 1200 of the best + Wanamaker. Herefords from across Canada. Hospital Auxiliary Continued ment, linen, kitchen necessi- ties and preparations made ready for the opening of the former hospital on Lilla Street which took place Jan- uary 1953. 'Seven hundred guests attended the opening ceremonies. A sincere thank you was extended to Mrs. Dymond for this informative talk. December meeting will be in hospital Dec. 12 at 2 p.m. Everyone asked to bring a - gift for Tuck Shop. Arrange- ments were made to look after the Christmas favors - for the hospital patients and staff. Mrs. Pugh asked Mrs. Dymond to act as chairlady for the election of officers and Mrs. Davidson present- ed the slate of officers for coming year as follows: Past president - Mrs. Ileen Pugh, president - Mrs. Mary Cannon, 1st Vice president - Mrs. Irene Lerch, 2nd Vice president - Mrs. Vera South- gate, 3rd Vice president - Mrs. Barbara Boagey. Sec- retary - Mrs. June Aldridge. Corres. Sec. - Mrs. Gertie Treasurer - Mrs. Bonnie Gerrow. Wool and Bootees - Mrs. Hazel Coates. Board Representa- tive - Mrs. Irene Lerch. Candy Strippers - Mrs. Faye Taylor and Mrs. Mary Brink- man. Membership convenor - Mrs. Dorothy Holland. Tuck Shop: Treasurer - Mrs. Camille Crosier, Tele- phone convenors - Mrs. Luella Graham, Mrs. Vera Watson. Buyers convenor - Mrs. Jeanne Elliott. Assoc. convenors - Mrs. Ileen Pugh and Mrs. Marie Chute. Nominating Committee - Mrs. Jeanne Goode, Mrs. Ileen Pugh and Mrs. Ruth Gishler. - This slate was accepted by the meeting. Mrs. president then occuped the chair and presented Mrs. Pugh with a Past President's Pin from the auxiliary. Mr. Robt. Young repre- senting the Lions Club was present and presented a cheque for $300. for payment of a new gift cart in the Tuck Shop. This is a piece of equipment that was badly needed and the auxiliary are very grateful to the Lions Club for this gift. Meeting adjourned and a vote of thanks extended to the Hospital Board members for providing a most deli- cious lunch. 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JOHN'S, PORT PERRY' 9:55 Divine Worship 11:00 Church School Burn's Church, Ashburn 11:15 Divine Worship 10 a.m. Church School Hear Amazing Grace Sundays 9:15 a.m. C.K.L.B. Oshawa, Dial 1350 PENTECOSTAL CHURCH Rev. R. Batten Rev. I. MacLean . 10 a.m. Family Bible Hour 11 a.m. Praise and Worship . 7 p.m. Evang. Service - TI a tr a eh