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EN rg IT \ \ 2 » |¢ I. 4 J | ow 7 vd PB SEARS RAGA INU RE Port Perry High School students who are touring Britain March 9 to 22 have been given a special viewing location for the changing of the guard af Buckingham Palace while in London. Her Majesty the Queen's private secretary, in response to a letter from Port Perry High School requesting an audience with the Queen, Kohoutek Port Pery High School Observatory will be open at each day from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. Comet Kohoutek may very well prove to be the flop of the century instead of the sky spectacular of the century. Skylab scientists have advanced the "glue" theory for its lack of brillance. They claim that a chemical reaction may have taken place on the surface of Kohoutek, preventing it from shedding dust and gases which would make it expand and enlarge its tail. The Sky Lab Astronauts have already expressed exreme disappointment over its dimness. Kohoutek is now only as bright as an average star. In fact, by the time this article is printed, it may be almost invisible to the naked eye. Comet watchers in Port Perry were not disappointed last Friday, however, as it did appear clear and bright within seconds of sunset. It resembled a small vapour trail in the W.S.W. sky. Kohoutek rapidly disappea- red into a cloud base on the horizon. The telescopes at Port Perry High School will aid in observing the comet. - New Rates ONTARIO TRUST % 3-4-5 Yrs, Guaranteed Investments MEMBER CANADA DEPOSIT INSURANCE expressed his regret that the Queen will be on tor out of Britain at that particular time. However, he is making special arrangements for the group of 180 gr so students to watch the changing of the guard from inside the palace gates. The tourists who watch this event daily. do so from outside the gales of Buckingham thousands of . Changing of the guard Palace. Thus the Port Pery students will have the special privikege of watching the event from close up. Seals are available on the tour for any parents or interested adults in the community as a larger air- craft then expected has been assigned to the tour. For details contact the school at 985-7337. reenbank January 16th is "Summary Day" for the short course "Baked in a Pie." It is to be held by the Women's Insti- tute in the Trinity United Church, Uxbridge. Constable Jim Hunter left Sunday for a three month course in Police Training in Aylmer, Ontario. Mr. and Mrs. George Beaton attended the funeral of the late Mrs. J.L. Beaton of Oshawa. Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Cle- ments visited with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Reynolds in Port Perry on Thursday. The local Women's Insti- * tute meeting will be held one week later on January 23rd at the home of Ida Empring- ham. Please bring a new and different quilt pattern for the Institute Quilt Black Album. The New Year was wel- comed in by the Saintfield residents at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Baird visited with Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Chambers in Canning- ton on Saturday. Congratulations are exten- ded to Mr. and Mrs. J.B. Symons of Uxbridge who Rates subject to change hag SPECIAL SAVINGS INTEREST CALCULATED MONTHLY ONTARIO TRUST CO. 19 Simcoe St., North - Oshawa, Ont. DON IRVINE 723-5221 call Collect celebrated their Golden Wedding Anniversary on Saturday. Friends from Greenbank attended. Port Perry High School has plane seats available for the student tour to England for two weeks in March. Young adults or teenagers not attending Port Pery High School are welcome to accompany this tour. All interested persons please contact Port Perry High School. A hayride planned for - Greenbank Cubs was can- celled due to weather conditions. = A Christmas party enjoyed by all was held in the hall instead. A Happy and Enjoyabe year is wished from an "Old Bear" to an "Old Wolf" and all his little cublets. A good crowd attended the Euchre party last Friday night. The top three women's prizes went to Mrs. Howard McMillan, Mrs. Eva Stenti- ford, and Mrs. McCullough. The top three men's prizes went to Mr. Wm. Carnegie, Mr. Hardy Noble and Mr. Archie Empringham. Door prizes were won by Mrs. Jean Somerville and Mr. Neil Hunter. Next euchre party will be January 18th. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Innes visited their daughter Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Hubbert in Omemee for New Years. Miss Gale Mann has returned to her classes at Guelph University after spending the holiday with her parents Mr. anfl Mrs. J. Mann. Mr. and Mrs. Archie .Empringham spent the New Year's week end with his brother Mr. and Mrs. Alan Empringham in Agincourt. The Jr. and Sr. choirs of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Scarborough will be presenting a fun-filled musical evening, Saturday, January 26 at 8 p.m. in R. H. Cornish Public School Audit- orium. These choirs are directed by Danny and Lillian Reesor and have as part of their cast Marion and Bob McCowan, well-known to many Greenbank resi- dents. Greenbank W.I. The December meeting of the W.I. was held in Decem- ber the 12th. Two members and eleven visitors were present. The group met at Haugen's restaurant at 12:30 p.m. We all had a lovely chicken dinner, baked potatoes, tomatoes, cabbage salad. At 2p.m., we all met at the President's home, Mrs. Shirley Lee for our Christ- mas party. A minimum amount of business was looked after Mrs. A. McMil- lan presented a gift to Mrs. Couperwaite for her daughter Marion. The remaining time was spent in playing Court Wist followed by the Institute PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Jan. 9th, 1974 -- 19 So J J J \ Happenings fromfl y' Port Perry High & "ae Girls dedication to others praised Lynn Cook, Dianne Perigoe, Mary Mathison, Sandy Ogden and Heather Burnfield, students at Port Perry High School received high praise and commendation for their volunteer services to Whitby Psychiatric Hospital. These girls volunteered their time to assist the recreationist Mr. Karl Parker at the hospital. They committed themselves to assist in the operation of the recreation programme for a ten week period without salary. Mr. Parker praised the girls for honouring their commitment and for their enthusiasm for their work at the hospital. December 19, 1973 involved, as well as myself, I wish to commend all of the girls for honouring their 10 week committment as volun- teers to the hospital. It was community other than members of the staff working at the hospital. Con- sequently, it is a very re- freshing experience when a Principal, , Port Perry High School, Port Perry, Ontario. Dear Sir: Iam writing you this letter because I believe it should be brought to your attention that five students attending your institution have been very unselfishly donating their time to several of the patients at the Whitby Psychiatric Hospital. The names of these girls are as follows:. Lynn Cook, Dianne group of young people who have no professional affili- ation with the patients take the time to spend a few hours each week with them. This fact, coupled with the enthusiasm generated by this group of girls has resulted in many hours of meaningful leisure - time activity for several of our residents. On behalf of the patients indeed a privilege as well as an enjoyable experience working with these girls. Port Perry High has cer- tainly far more to be proud of other than its football and basketball teams. I remain, Sincerely Yours, Karl Parker; Recreationist York Unit, Whitby Psychiatric Hospital Perigoe, Mary Mathison, Sandy Ogden and Heather sie PUBLIC NOTICE For the past ten weeks these irls have been . ---- regularly on Due to the new Regional Government the Wednesday evenings to THIRD SMALL CLAIMS COURT assist me in the operation of recreation programmes such as bingos, dances, bowl- ing tournaments, arts and crafts and the like. The exra helping hands that the girls provided in these instances was certainly appreciated by myself, however, 1 believe that the true value or sigifi- cance of their presence lay in a less easily defined area. Some of the residents at our institution have virtually County of Ontagio PORT PERR has been changed to: Third Small Claims Court Judicial District of Durham The office for this court is now located at 58A Brock Street, West, UXBRIDGE, Ontario. 852-7113 Mrs. Wilma Coy, Clerk. Arthur N. 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