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£0 » Cartwright H.S. starts new year by Caroline Carnaghan On September 4, Cart- wright High School opened its newly painted doors and welcomed 107 "eager" students. The scent of new paint roamed through the basement as that 'beauti- ful turquoise green paint was put on the lockers once again. There were 6.7 teachers at the High School this year - Mr. Gordon Pais- ley, Mr. Randy Scott, Mr. Ray Ashton, Mr. David Payne, Mr. Eric Fletcher, Miss Susan Sheen and our .7 Mrs. Joyce Taylor. Along with this staff is our part time secretary Mrs. Mason. On September 14 Cart- wtight High officially welcomed its grade 9's with the official initiation cere- monies. A parade of well dressed students tramped through the halls Friday morning, clad in curlers, garbage bags, and of course the boys with their sexy legs. The morning events began with an auction starting at 11:15. Ralph DeJong and Jeanette vanGestel were named best dressed boy and girl and received a chocolate bar each for their trouble, then the auction was on. Craig Larmer, student council president sold the slaves and the bills were flying $5's, $10's, and even $20's! The Student Council made $168.75. Thanks to everyone who bought a = ELE TT TT = off with a bang slave. And a big thanks to the slaves by the way - Welcome to Cartwright High School. Various races were held after the auction and at 8:30 p.m. an Initiation was held at the Rec. Centre. A good crowd was out and we were glad to see a lot of Grade 9's - they all showed great school spirit - keep it up. Friday, September 21, proved to be a busy day for the school also. 85 students showed up by 7:30 at the school for their annual school pictures. Everyone looked their best, guys in their 3 piece suits and girls in curls and dresses - not just for pictures but for a trip to Stratford. Two buses left the school Friday morning arriving in Stratford around noon. Lunch was eaten and we continued to the theatre. The production was "'Othel- lo". It was of course, an excellent play - performed superbly. Dinner was eaten in Cambridge and we were home by 11 p.m. All in all it was a very good day and a big thanks to all who went, attendance was terrific. Well, the Cartwright High's calendar for 1979 - '80 has gotten off to a great start. There are many more events planned for this year and to make these events work we need school spirit. If everyone gives a little we'll all get a lot. ONE WEEK ONLY! 20% OFF ALL WALLPAPER (Effective Until Wednesday, October 3rd, 1979) PORT PERRY PAINT & WALLPAPER (Owned & Operated by R.B. McClean & Son Contract Interiors Limited) CARLAN INDUSTRIAL PARK Durham Rd. 8 at Simcoe Street N. 985-7955 PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., September 26, 1979 -- 17 Prince Albert area news by Ilene Pugh Mrs. Louis Swain, Black- stock spent a few days with her daughter Mr. and Mrs. Clare Vernon. Mr. and Mrs. Les Beacock entertained a cousin Miss Agnes Strickland and Miss Phyllis Glass both of Osha- wa. Mr. and Mrs. Merv Pugh were guests at the Faux-Sol- omon wedding in Port Perry United Church: Two of their grandchildren were in the wedding party. Laurel Sol- omon as flower girl, and Trevor Solomon as ring bearer. GRADUATE Kathyrn McLaurin, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Jackson of Port Perry grad- uated from George Brown College July 6. She is pres- ently working at Mount Sinai Hospital, Toronto, as a Reg- istered Nurse. = CLOSED MONDAYS Open Tuesday thru Saturday 9 to 5 Rg A Meo, { ARENA a Durham Rd. 8 £4 GR, AIR 4 O, 4 oe A CC SOMITE ODO ED ROPER nnn Better health is wished for Roy Brawn, Rev. Brawn's father and former village people. Mrs. Hector Hodgins and Scott Lindsay who have been in Port Perry Hospital. The weekly Euchres have started for the new season with good attendance. The results for last weeks Ladies 1- Mildred Dearborn, 2-Aver- il Glendenning, low-Ruby Birkett. Mens 1- Aylmer Ploughman, 2-Douglas Bil- bey, low-Reid Cook. Sunday was a happy and special day at Prince Albert United Church as it was the 113th Anniversary service. Rev. Brawn took the morn- ing service with his sermon "The Perfect Church'. Ralph and Eleanor Bailey of Port Perry favoured us with song, also the choir with a lovely anthem. The guest speaker at the evening service was Rev. Allan J. Barnes of West- mount U.C. Orillia. Special music by Irene Semonsen and Sharon Kirby. Many guests enjoyed the service and coffee hour after and meeting with old friends. Mr. and Mrs. Merv Pugh and her mother, Mrs. Pearl Gostick and other members of the family attended a family get together on Sun- day at the home of Mr. and Mrs.Gordon Gostick of Scar- borough. A surprise shower was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bev Smith on Friday September 14th for Brian Leslie and Gail Lang. Friends and neighbours of the Leslie's were present from Seagrave area to greet them. Brenda Leslie of Toronto, sister of Brian co- hosted the party. Many lovely and very useful gifts were received. On Friday evening Sept- ember 21, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Smith attended the wedding of their grandson Brian Les- lie to Gail Lang in Seagrave United Church. Mr. George Webb of Ottawa who has spent the past two weeks at their home accompanied them. The buffet and dance which followed was held at the Oshawa Flying Club. Next weeks news Mrs. A. 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