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18 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., October 8, 1980 iat dons le SO Seti WEAEOH {TRA TL SR BOF OA PE SRA AA RCRTS LORS Ahh BATT yf Ni ULE A I ACT 1 a AY x LF ATUPTA TIA BUTE SS ZN Tat SEL x Utica and area news by Vera Brown Thanksgiving Church service will be held in Utica Church at 11:30 a.m. Mark on your calendar November 2nd, as that will be Anniver- sary Service to be held at Epsom Church with Rev. John C. Hill as guest speak- er. On Wednesday, October 8th at 8 p.m. there will be a Bible Study session in Utica Church for anyone interest- ed. Tuesday, October 14th at 8 p.m. in Epsom Church will be the U.C.W. meeting. Sunday School at Utica starts at 10 a.m. each Sun- to all the lucky winners. Some barbershop mem- bers of our Church are busily practising for their annual fall show on November 15th at the Uxbridge Secondary School. Along with the good music, there will be a draw for a dishwasher. Tickets are available from any barbershop member. Anniversary greetings to Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Geer. Family, friends and neigh- bours gathered in Utica Hall on Saturday evening to help them celebrate 25 years of marriage. Mr. and Mrs. Andre Cottyn Mrs. Charlie Cottyn. Birthday greetings to Miss Laura Carre who will be 3 years old on October 12th. Mr. Trevor Carre of Toronto was a Sunday. dinner guest with Mr. and Mrs. Eric Carre and children. Mrs. Mildred Thompson and Mrs. Phyllis Clarke spent Sunday evening visit- ing with Mr. and Mrs. Dave Park in Bowmanville. On Friday Mildred attended the Plowing Match at Wood- stock. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Sut- cliffe, Georgina and Mike ¥ LPIA RE TL 0 Za SAPO Dy AA ALE a pA ad OR SE ILA fe Wty 7 Bi day. 0 Mr visited Sunday afternoon i This Friday there willbe a from Victoria, 'B.C. have with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bray (gd euchre in the Hall with been visiting with Mr. and at Raglan. 4) special prizes to be given out rE ~~. oO) AN ) SEE P.P.H.S. music class SHARP - CANON ® Ld deers | sell citrus fruits | 3 CALCULAT by Russ Baird orchestral chimes, sound 9! & Adding Machines For the third consecutive proofing panels for the music year Port Perry High School room and some new PORT PERRY STAR is selling citrus fruit in order trumpets. 235 Queen Street to raise money for the music ~~ The citrus we sell is from department. These funds Texas, the Rio Grande 985-7383 FENCE & PATIO CENTRE -| * Commerclal & Residential * Farm Gates & Fence * T-Bar * Installations & Repairs are directed into purchases that the boards budget cannot cover. In 1978, the students raised $1,000.00 which went toward the purchase of an electric piano, and amplifier and speaker system for the piano. To. In 1979 we raised $2,000.00 which laid a rug on the music room floor, paid for a set of drums, and bought an ampli- fier for-the-stereo system. TE 125-1721) This year's objective is $4,000.00 to purchase a bassoon, percussion equip- ment for the bands, a set of 2050000500000 0008808888888888888088888888888888888888888888500000000000000008. Valley, and is less that three days old when it arrives. Its shelf life is about three months in a cold place and remains sweet throughout. You can order yours through any music student or student council member at $9.00 for a 20 pound box or $15.00 for a 40 pound box. ~~ If you do not know any music students or student council members please con- tact:the school at 985-7337 to place your order. We thank you for your support and promise you a treat that cannot be beat. 25D O DIDI DODDS DOOD DOLL ll ald \ SDD POPPE T IIIT PIII IIOP IIIT OI IIIT TOTP 000000000000800000008000 'LANDER-STARK OIL LTD. would be pleased to have you on our customer list. * Complete Heating Service * Automatic Fuel Oil Delivery * Parts & Service Plan Local Rep. Bill McDonald 985-2530 349 KING ST. W., OSHAWA 725.3581 | 0000000000880 8880008888888888888888880880888888880888888880882850000000000000000. LAA AA Ad A ddan dll dll BUY OR SELL ANYTHING § In the past two years, music students at P.P.H.S. have spent $4,000 locally-on-=: 'equipment and supplies for the music room at the high school. This money has been raised from selling citrus fruits, and again this year the students are taking orders. Above are some of the students involved in the project, from left at drums, Bruce Stone, Laural Holtby, Peter Hoekstra, Elizabeth Carnegie, Cathy - Hall. Port Perry High School news: i 4 . It's Sadie Hawkins time gals! by Mike Stokes The month of October is here once again and already it seems to be filled with activities from the halls of P.P.H.S. This month's dance a Sadie Hawkins, will be held on Friday, Oct. 24th, so come on girls, get out there and ask that extra special guy out to a night of fun. It seems that Port High is heavily endowed with theatr- "ical talent this year. The theatre department is forg- ing ahead with outstanding turnouts to auditions for the two school plays. Mr. Sims' cast is almost complete for his play, "In the Shadow of the Glen" and Mr. Crocker, who is working on the school's major production "Doctor in the House" had some fifty people audition for parts. The casts should be complete early this week. Good luck to both plays. -- Last Tuesday's Ten for Terry day brought in $241.36 for cancer research in the name of Terry Fox. Thanks to all those who helped to make the day a success. Sports News It appears that P.P.H.S. is team played twice last week on Tuesday and Thursday against Ajax and Henry St. but lost on both counts. Better luck next time fellows. Congratulations are also in order for the P.P.H.S. Golf Team. The team comprised of Kevin Harris, Ian Griffen, Tim Thempson, Todd Menzies and Paul Van Camp defeated 13 other teams and EN TTT TT TTT ELECTROLYSIS Facial - Waxing Manicure & Pedicure THE HAIR SHOPPE 176 PERRY STREET - PORT PERRY - 985-2532 Ask for Katalin HIER EEE TTD RT EEE EEE ER captured second place at the LOSSA tournament last Wednesday. A Note Of Sorrow As a final, sadder note, the students and staff of Port Perry High School would like to send their condolences to the family and friends of student, Carol Westwood, killed in a car accident on September 28th. Annee GUARANTEED INVESTMENT CERTIFICATES Central for first place. Con- gratulations, team! 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