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14 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Nov. 23, 1977 x Terri Healey of the 1st Port Perry Guide Company was awarded the Canada Cord at a ceremony at the United Church Sunday afternoon. The Canada Cord is the highest Guide achievement award. It was presented to Terri by district commissioner Grace Durward. Plan Float For Santa Claus Parade Cartwright High School news by Anne Kristensen Ah!. It has finally come to C.H.S. PROGRESS. For starters, we have a few more students this year, also. Two more on the teaching staff. The Board gave us some black slime to paint on the blackboards (Unfortunately putting the chalkbrushes out 'of business). The art class is constructing a bigger and better float for the Santa Claus parade. Now believe it or not, the old raggedy, mouldy green-coloured staff chairs have now been re- upholstered as soft, plush, comfy seaters done in moderate shades of brown and orange. This of course will only lead to one thing. Since the office walls are still that "has-been-green' they don't match the chairs. So the office will probably have to be redecorated and the 'supply room and then the staff cubical of a washroom and well....I guess they can skip the attic (that is as long as they keep the door from the washroom shut). trick can only get pulled once in the same week because That when we got our new typing cabinets Thursday, we made sure they were the same mediocure yellow as the oldies. You can fool all of the people some of the time, but you can't fool some of the people all of the time. Which only goes to show, you can't fool us more than once. Onward! Curling season has officially opened. Monday after school we played inter- school games. With numer- ous novice curlers this year the night was spent puttering around and basically trying to look moderately intelli- gent by staying on our feet. We have high hopes for a competitive school team for both the girls and boys! With Christmas coming up right on our tails, the bustling around is just beginning. So in this busy season we have no time for firsts. But believe it or not I have found one. Friday, November 18, 1977 A.D. at 10:45 a.m. the first page of the 1978 Year- book was produced. -Now - that's what you call effici- ency!! November 14 the senior Manchester by Mrs. Ruby Fielding Church Sunday November 27 at 11:15 am. Rev. C. Clarke in charge. Weekend guests with Mr. and Mrs. L.B. Roberts were Mr. and Mrs. P.A. Moredon, Kelly, Debbie and Robbie of Mississauga, Mr. Gordon King, Brad and Wade of Rexdale and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Snadon of Havelock. The Girl Guides attended _ the Canada Cord ceremon- ies at the United) Church in Port Perry. 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IF INTERESTIS - PAID ANNUALLY DON FORDER Insurance Agency 24 WATER STREET PORT PERRY PHONE: 985-8471 Yr E3 Yah se hy students, years 3, 4 and 5 spent the afternoon touring the main buildings of Dur- ham College. Although some "of the students would not be receiving the post secondary education there, we were all very impressed by the new "sports complex which will be open to anyone 18 years or over. The basketball team has: been out practising two mornings a week at 7:30 to prepare themselves for the fast approaching season. This year we are fortunate to have enough and interested participants for a midget and senior team. This Wed- nesday the older boys will be playing against Brock. Good Luck! EAT CNR Wk Ja oe REE SFE CR Viv 8 Saturday, November 12 a small bus load of students rose early to go to the Royal Winter Fair. Everyone had _ a good time even if it did turn out to be a long day. Remember there are only thirty more shopping days till you know when! 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