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by Ellen Buller For all you guys who are wondering who those two cute French girls are, read on. Their names are Johanne Fontaine and Carole Hamelin, from Repentiny, Quebec. These 2 energetic girls have been at Port Perry High School for three months now and are on their way home this Friday. During their stay here they attended regular classes which included grade 13 French and history, grade 11 physics and grade 12 English math and phys. ed, and to top it off, all their classes (ex- cluding French) are taught in English, a language that they are now just beginning to master. As soon as they stepped off the bus, they were greeted with open arms and open doors by Marg Litt, Lorna Jones, and their families. Of course it was hard at first, but as girls will, they began talking a mile a minute and soon became friends. The major difference they found between Repentiny and Port Perry High Schools was the size. Repentiny has 2,000 students where as Port Perry has only 1.000. All of Marg's and Lorna's friends accepted Johanne and Carole right away. Marg, an only girl from an originally big family, found it quite refreshing and re- assuring to have another girl around home. Mr. and Mrs. Litt were glad to have Johanne stay with them because it filled the house with warm laughter. Thank you to the people around Port who tried to make Johanne's and Carole's stay more comfortable and enjoyable. Both Johanne and Carole said that the teachers in Port High School were more than helpful. Whenever they were puzzled or confused the teachers gave them a help- ing hand with English and grammar. The hardest thing for Johanne and Carole was the difference in their parents to those of Marg and Lorna. Of course, they both missed all their freinds and family in Repentiny and are looking forward to going home, but ATTENTION: Wood Burners A CHIMNEY LINED WITH SOOT AND CREOSOTE CAN CAUSE DANGEROUS CHIMNEY FIRES WHICH COULD DESTROY YOUR HOME! Take This Worry Out Of Your Life By Professional, Dustless Chimney Cleaning KLEAN SWEEP CHIMNEY SERVICE Your Local Chimney Sweep 985-3111 THURSDAY DECEMBER 13 SALE TIME: 5:30 P.M. Auction sale at the Stouffville Sales Barn, the property of FLORENCE KURTON, of Claremont. Household contents, furniture, antiques and tools. Terms cash. Fulllist next week. Norm Faulkner, Earl Gauslin Auctioneers. SATURDAY DECEMBER 8 SALE TIME: 11 A.M. Complete estate of late Mrs. MINNIE SAMIS, Cannington, selling at the Orval McLean Auction Centre, Lindsay. All household furniture, car, appli- ances, including excellent 9 pc. oak dining room suite, franklin stove, Electrohome 20" portable television, modern chesterfield, console stereo, chest freezer, wicker settee and chair, cedar chest, bedroom suites, mantel clock, rocking chair, lamps, Singer portable sewing machine, rugs, reclining chair, love seat, couch, platform rocker, tents, oil space heater, chesterfield table, records, needlepoint footstool, humidifier, books, hall tree, English antique chair with cane seat, parlour chair, school clock, 4 wringer washer, Frigidaire stove, refrigerator, luggage, vanity & stool, 9 x 12 gold rug, good dryer, Simplicity spin washer, oil lamp, cameras, bino- culars, vacuum, dishes, fancy dishes, cooking utensils, some antiques, hand tools, etc., 1970 Chev station wagon. A good sale. Note time: 11 a.m. Note location -at the McLean Barn in Lindsay, on Little Britain Road just south on Highway 7. No reserve. Orval McLean Auctioneer - 324-2783 Lindsay. AUCTION SALES SATURDAY DECEMBER 8 SALE TIME: 1 P.M. Auction sale at 16 Bond. St. E. Oshawa. Selling Custom Car Parts from Bankruptcy in Peter- borough, plus furniture and miscellaneous articles. Consis- ting of approx. 80 mag wheels, 13' to 16", Crager E T Keystone Western etc. Custom shifters, truck flares, shocks, assorted headers, carburetors, gauges, approx. 100 rad hoses and fan belts. Furniture: dressers, chests, old radio, ceramics, pine coffee and end tables, skis, plus odds and ends. Viewing from Wednesday 1 to 6 p.m. Ross Mclean - Auctioneer. Also FLEA MARKET - Saturday and Sunday - 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. 576-7550. THURSDAY DECEMBER 13 SALE TIME: 12:30 P.M. HOLSTEINS - December Malmont Consign- ment sale of Fresh cows and springers (both pure bred and grades) to help the milk supply - selling at the Malmont Sales Arena, Blackstock, Ontario on Thursday, December 13, at 12:30 noon. Features of the sale include a fresh-3 year old Good Plus daughter of Ned with a Ist calf record of 126-155 BCA. Her dam is Good Plus, next dam Very Good. A group of 10 pure bred springers and yearlings from the Listed ROP tested and classified herd of John Peeters, Omemee. Also a group of bred and open heifers suitable for herd replacement or for trans- plant purposes. All cattle Free- listed or of negative herd status. Lunch availble. Ed. McMorrow - Auctioneer - 705-786-4246. Neil Malcolm - Sales Mgrs. - 416-986- 4246. D12 they dread leaving all their new friends here. The hardest thing for Marg and Lorna must have been when there were 2 of them and had to plan their week- ends accordingly. We're going to hate to see you go, girls, but keep in touch with all your new made friends, and good luck in the future. I hope everyone watched "New Faces" in Port Perry on Sunday night. I'd like to congratulate Lea Dowson a grade eleven student in Port High and everyone else who performed. Lea, for those who didn't see the show which was aired' Sunday Dec. 2 on Channel 11 sang a PORT PERRY STAR CHRISTMAS solo and I must say repre- sented Port Perry with excellence. On Friday suckers were sold to support the year book. As you probably real- ize, prices are going up all the time and instead of pass- ing these crazy prices, we sell suckers to our students. The small profits are donat- ed to yearbook usage. The girls' junior basket- ball team finally met their match at O'Neil during COSSA. As [1 predicted earlier, you girls did go far and all of Port Perry High School would like to commend you for being good sports during competition. Just wait until next year! PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., December 5, 1979 -- 33 PPHS News: French exchange students heading home On Saturday the Senior boys basketball team played their 3rd exhibition game, and are already starting practices for league games that don't start until the new year. Good luck in future games guys. Thanks should also be extended to Kelly Owen, Jackie Baker, and all those who helped to design and put together our float in the Santa Claus parade last Saturday. Attention all students! Keep Friday December 14 open. On this night our entertainment committee has planned to have the Christmas dance. Rendez- vous, a live band, and who 3rd Annual Veda' ig * / "re! s 1 7 . J . ET DEPISASEPEY SAE rumour has it is good to dance to, will be appearing on our stage. Don't forget - this Christmas dance is semi-formal, which means no jeans. So for all you guys who would like to impress those girls, dress up and come out and see Rendez- vous, Dec. 14th. » SMITH-CORONA TYPEWRITERS Manual or Electric PORT PERRY STAR 235 Queen Street 985-7383 COLOURING CONTEST This contest is open to children up to 10 years of age. It will be judged by three age groups: 1) up to 4 years inclusive; 2) 5 to 7 years inclusive and: 3) 8 to 10 years inclusive. One merchandise prize will be awarded to each age group. 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