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ERS ee U TRARY oa Ph AR STD 12 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., October 17, 1979 AT, Ae Ae CAS is FEY FE FIANNA ATH DOLALU TIAA Port Perry High School news Revised ice times by Ginny Burt & Lee Howsam Last week was rather a short one due to the Thanks- giving weekend but that did not slow down the pace at P.P.H.S. For one thing, it was a week of sports shirt sales and they went extreme- ly well. Thank you students for showing your support. On Wednesday, all Activi- ty Card holders were relea- sed at 2:05 p.m. for the football game. Our boys put up a great fight although the final score was not in our favour. Our soccer team was also defeated in Thurs- day's game against Picker- ing. See the sports section for further details. Our next dance is a D.J. dance on October 26 and is FREE to all Activity Card holders. At the student council meeting which was held last week, the social convenors informed us that our Christmas dance will feature the group "Rendez- vous'. : The Girls Basketball teams played another triple header last Wednesday. All our teams won their games against G.L. Roberts. * Con- gratulations girls and good luck again next week. Last call for "Rent-an- Athlete". If you (or any parents) want to rent a student for only $2.00 an hour to do any odd jobs around DEBENTURES GUARANTEED INVESTMENTS 21> 12% Monthly 1-5 Years Annually 124% Semi-Annually CALL SCUGOG FINANCIAL SERVICES 250 QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY 985-3832 your home, call the school office between 3:30 and 5:30 p.m. the remainder of this week. On Saturday, our "Reach for the Top' team of Alfie Huggins, Leanne Kerr, David Bruce, and Kathy Irvine defeated Elmvale High on CKVR-TV: broad- cast date of this closely matched contest is Dec. 1. Congratulations team for a hard fought competition, and good luck on October 27 when you go against Collingwood High in flight No. 2! From page 1 one and a half hours of time at the new arena. There will be one and a half hours per week for family skating on Sunday afternoons. Notices of the re-schedul- ing and the new times will be sent out this week to all the organizations affected by the changes. During the discussion Monday night, it was sugg- ested that both Ringette and Minor Hockey might pick up some of the lost ice time by using the Blackstock Arena for practises. Greenbank News by Arvella Phoenix There will be no church service at Greenbank on Oct- ober 21st. Pinedale Anniversary will be held on this date at 11 a.m.' with Rev. David Harris as guest speaker. There will be special music by the local Junior Farmer's Choir. Greenbank Church Anni- versary will be on November 4th. The Greenbank W.I. meeting will be held on Thursday, October 25th. Come and bring a friend. We welcome Mr. and Mrs. Allan Clarkson and daughter to our community. They have recently moved into the Wes. Southern house. Dr. and Mrs. Eusse of West Germany are spending a week in the area, visiting their cousings Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Blackburn and family: in the village, and Mrs. Ritchie Heated Livestock Fountains Snow Fence 50 ft. & 100 ft. Rolls MASTER FEEDS PORT PERRY - ONTARIO 985-8481 Rotary Hog Feeders 5 and 11 Bushel Capacity Bar-Bait Rat & Mouse Poison Blackburn's parents Mr. and Mrs. G. Scherf of Oshawa. Dr. Scherf was raised in their homeland. Mrs. Ruth Murphy and girls had Thursday dinner with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Art Couves. Miss Edna Hall and Mrs. Roberta Thomas of Ux- bridge were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Myrtle Thom- as. Mr. and Mrs. Murray Lee attended the Octoberfest act- ivities in Kitchener over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Lee, Lloyd and Irene Dowson spent Sunday in Hanover with Grant, Mary and their new baby Richard. Mrs. Marjorie Beaton had Sunday dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Beaton of Oshawa. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Phoe-- nix and other members of Arvella's side of the family had Sunday dinner with Mr. and Mrs. George Paisley and Mrs. Viola Paisley at Leask- dale. Mr. and Mrs. John Gallant of Toronto visited the Round- ells on Sunday. Mrs. Gallant is Elma's sister. Mrs. Lizzie Cookman of Sunderland visited at Ross Cookman's for a few days last week. The parents of the Boy's hockey team who are sched- uled to go to Denmark De- cember 26th for their hockey tournament served lunch to. raise money for the trip at. Lloyd Wilson's Auction Barn on Tuesday and again at the John Thompson farm on Sat- urday. We congratulate Mr. and Mrs. Russell Carnaghan (nee Helen Phoenix) on the arrival of their baby boy. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Bishop spent the weekend with Mr. and . Don McKean. Bob and Pat Spencer and several others from this area attended the wedding of Rod Kay of Manchester at Brant- ford on Saturday and stayed in Brantford over the week- end. Mr.and Mrs. Edgar Coop- er of Toronto spent Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Lee. However, representatives from both these organiza- tions told the Board that this would not be satisfactory. It was also suggested that min- or hockey may have to split the ice surface for some practices for younger play- ers. The Board tried to make its decision fair to all organ- izations based on the total hours each already has and the number of participants. case of too many organiz- ations seeking a limited amount of ice time available at the new arena, and some- body had to come out with fewer hours each week. DID YOU KNOW....that YOU can be instrumental in - encouraging Seniors to make use of the services offered by the Community Care Volun-, teers if you think they could be helped by us? 3 Ib. 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