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ER BT " a a p---- Apt hes --- 82 Charred yn 400 0 pA RA a \ WE NORE . A CR ARATE AL TAY TIAN AY Ld Red LEAR 4S 4 a ia SRE adn Aditi Jed FAN AORN VIA v 3 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, April 29,1981 eC ak te MLS REO WY Be 1 I} \ A A LBA RI SRS AT TR 30 LA SARE LJ Blois rary i $.% bg sg 3 CES EAL Yoh Port Perry High School News by Wendy Bracken The theme of this year's At Home celebration was "Tropical Paradise". Con- - gratulations are certainly due to Marisa Sergnese and Ilka Gottschalk and their committee of hard workers _ for the beautiful decorations, music, and general atmosphere of the entire evening. The months of preparation certainly paid off as it was a terrific night. Congratgulations also to Jackie Robinson, the 1981 queen, and Marina Brock, the princess. The runners up were as follows for princess: Trish Sleep, a dade 13 student at Cartwright High School was selected Queen Saturday evening as CHS held its 23rd annual At Home Dance. With Trish are left, Caroline Carnaghan, first princess; and Sandra Little, second princess. Last year At Home Queen Anne Kristensen was on hand to present the 1981 crown to Trish and the princesses. 1st- Dana Lewis, 2nd- Denise Gibson, 3rd- Kira Cope for Queen: 1st - Juliette Chow, 2nd- Brigitte Spannbauer, 3rd- Kelly Owen, Congratu- lations Ladies! Open House will be held at PPHS on Wednesday, April 20th from 7:00 - 9:00 p.m. everyone is invited to come and see your school in action. By the way, Rebels, our logo, "the fist", will be paint- ed on the west wall of the gym AB. Our Student Council fund contains approximately $6,000. The council intends to - make $4,000 available for school improvement and student activities. If ytou have you any suggestions on how this money should be used, please relay your suggestions to your - class rep, and it will be reviewed by the Executive Council. Don't forget, Rebels, student elections are coming up soon! Listen for further announcements concerning the procedures on how to run for office. This is your chance to get involved, so let's see a lot of "partici pation. INSTANT PASSPORT PHOTOS Ready while you wait. PORT PERRY STAR 235 Queen Street 985-7383 APRIL 28th thru MAY 8th PRICE PECIALS on: Electrolysis Treatment ............ $17.50 Facial Skin Care................... $7.50 Waxing Treatments ........... All "2 PRICE Call Tuesdays & Wednesdays for Your Appointment ...... COLLIN ELECTROLYSIS 208 NORTH STREET, PORT PERRY 985-3867 . Ashburn news An interesting and fun'. evening was spent at the Brooklin Horticulture Meet- int last Wed. evening when the Annual Daffodil show and plant sale was held. Kern Brown of Ashburn was the Auctioneer and everyone enjoyed his humour as well as some good tips on how to take care of plants. The craft show under the Auspices of the Kirk guild was a success, about a dozen long tables of different crafts were displayed featuring beautiful stained glass work, wood work, pottery, chair caneing, crochet and wool work and others. This was a first attempt and much credit is due to the social convenor and her committee. Sunday- at Burns church was commemoration day the 13th Anniversary of the new church. An there was a good number out for the morning service. Rev. McEntyre welcomed our two special guests Mrs. John Geddes of Taiwan and Miss Doreen Morrison of India who spoke . of their work on mission fields. Mrs. Geddes also spoke to the church school at 10 am. The Jr choir sang a medley entitled - Jesus is Lord and four girls Misses Kerri Death, Julie Emm, Elaine Knight and Diane Lehman sang, Christ is My Rock. In the evening there was an informal service with the . missionaries Mr. and Mrs. John Geddes and Miss Doreen Morrison when they told about the political situ- ations of the countries and how it effected mission work there and Mr. Geddes show- ed beautiful slides of Taiwan. After the morning service the Kirk Guild served a delicious brunch of chicken crepes, salads and home made pies. This was much appreciated by everyone, and a happy friendly time was experienced. John Billings said, consider the postage stamp, its use- fullness consists in the ability to stick to one thing until it gets there. NEW! NEW! NEW! NEW! NEW! DIRECT CONNECTIONS Toronto Airport Terminal One or Terminal Two Board Any TRAVELWAYS Toronto-bound coach - and transfer at Scarborough Town Centre to New Airport Express. Bus operates in both directions. - SEVEN DAYS EACH WEEK - Leaves Port Perry: Monday to Saturday i 4 10:45A.M. - 4:15P.M. - 6:55 P.M. 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