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ME ET------ 4 \ + ¥ a 7 isch birt ladies Anni ait Wd sau ied darko AN J Happenings from Port Perry High Port Perry students to "be greeted by officials The mayor of the city of Sheffield will be on hand to greet the students of the Port Perry area as they visit Britain from March 9 to 22. Some 200 students mainly from Port Perry are under- taking a 14 day tour of Britain in March. The 170 students from Port Perry High School will be joined by students from Blackstock High School in their tour. The mayor of Sheffield is one of several dignitaries who will officially greet the students. Durham region chairman Walter Beath will be meeting with students from the group and present them with momentos and official credentials to be presented to the mayor and council of the city of Durham in Durham County in England. The students will be spending 2 days n the Durham area and will present their credentials to the city of Durham during their stay. At a meeting of the stu- dents and their parents last week, Mr. Arculus, the tour organizer informed the stu- dents that they will also be taken on a private four of the Queen's Art collection while they visit Buckingham Palace in London. Student enthusiasm at the meeting reached a peak when it was announced that the students will be staying at the Holiday-Inn in Bristol a brand new building, com- plete with indoor swimming pool. This item brought a spontaneous roar of appro- val from the group. Mrs. Margaret Waite, of the Non Quon Travel who are Winter Carnival on tomorrow Thursday, February 7th is the day of the annual Winter Carnival at Port Perry High School. The theme is "Wes- tern." In addition to the usual Chuck Wagon Race, there wil be logsawing, nail- hammering and a sack race. One of the last year's favorite events was the Egg toss. This. will also be. ¢on- tinued this year. A feature event will be the broom-ball game between the Grade 13's and the teachers. This will be held on the school grounds. i In conjunction with the Carnival, a "dance-a-thon" will be held in the school auditorium from 6 p.m. to 2 a.m. The proceeds of this event will -go to the Heart Fund. Music for the eight- hour event will be provided by "Dillinger" and two local roups "Outcast" and Zee- fleche. At Home Ap ril 19 A big date to remember April 19th. The student's council at Port Perry High School has just announced the date and theme of its annual "At-Home" dance. This year the theme is "World Travel" and will draw heavily on the ideas and materials obtained by the pr 200 students of Port Perry High School who will be journeying to Britain on March 9. The "Cana- dians" a dance band from Toronto will provide the 3 hours of music 9 p.m. to 12 midnight. The school queen will be chosen and erowned at the dance. Major constructions planned Two ambitious con- struction programs were approved at Monday night's Durham Board of Education meeting. Additions to Oshawa's downton E.A. Lovell public school is anticipated, to be ready for spring occupancy. HEATING WORK THATS YOUR COMPLETE SATISFACTION 1 INDUSTRIAL RESIDENTIAL THOMSON Heating & Air Conditioning 985-3365 = education for Whitby's Lynde Creek housing development was . the driving force behind the approval of construction of the Lynde Creek public school. Anticipated start in construction is July 4 of this year. The board approved sev- eral sketch drawings of the two schools that were pre- sented last night by Oshawa trustee, Fred Britten, chair- man of the property com- mittee. The drawings will be forwarded to the ministry of ministry approval. . ASSEMBLY HALL Plans include the altera- tion of E.A. Lovell's present assembly hall into a speci- ally-organized library re- source centre. A general - purpose room, for gymnastic activities, meetings, or school presentations, will be added to the school's present building. Guidance and health units will be altered and improved, and a new addition to the school's Metcalfe St. wing will be con- structed, now that Metcalfe St. has officially closed for that purpose. taking care of travel details was on hand to supply details of the tour. Mr. Jeff MacColl, history teacher at the school, gave a brief informative lecture on British history to the assembled audience of over 400 people. The students leave for Scotland on Satur- day, March 9 and leave London on Friday, March 22. Scugog The Port Perry, Reach and Scugog Liberal Association met at the Scugog Island Community Hall February 1 and casually slipped a 1974 PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Feb. 6th, 1974 -- § Liberals meet executive into office. There were no elections. All seven positions were filled by acclamation from a list suggested by the execu- Pro life petition Pro life advocates plan to visit as many homes in the Scugog area as possible dur- ing February, seeking sup- port for a petition which asks for stricker enforcement of abortion legislation. The petition asked for, among other things, establishment of a system of checks on hospital boards to ensure that the letter of the law is not being abused or misinterpreted. Supporters of the pet- ition hope to visit every home here, if possible. Volunteers to help in the blitz are asked to call Nancy Arnold, 985-2977. THINKING ABOUT A REC ROOM ? We have everything you need to! DO-IT-YOURSELF e STRAPPING-1x 3" e STUDS-2" x eo STYROFOAM 3%" 4x8 sheet ;¥2.40 *10.45 3" o INSULATION -R7 2%" Carpet & Vice "overings 07° iin. ft. 14Y5* lin. ft. *16.05 tive. Four members of last year's executive kept then posts. Georgian Brendon was re- elected resident, and vice presidents Paul Saulnier of Reach, north Syvia Diamond of Reach south and Cecil Fralick of Scugog Island were also kept in their offices Newblood included Dave Muir who was elected vice president from Port Perry, Phyllis Ellicott as Secre- tary-treasurer and Bill Brock in the new post of membership secretary. Panelling RUSTIC PECAN GOLDEN VALLEY MALACO OAK MANILLA NUTMEG $6.95 ea. $6.95 ea. $7.35 ea. $5.75 ea. a" LAKE SCUGOG LUMBER 235 WATER ST. - 985-7391 - PORT PERRY CLR RC Sr NRT GT NTI cn ERR LONE CR rg ---- ru a ed, Eh RE rom oo