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wh LEAR TSE nl 3 MIRREIFEUNE 50 HAN OA ISS I SFA OAT 8 CL SA Op AO RERUN ATEN 24 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., October 24, 1979 Port Perry High School News Ru Ar AS EP SERA rE NSS & SATIS oi B05 by ~ PAT CR PN CEST RETeSS = a 4 > ne = = or Co Se re Ga AEN on Shed yi AL Te Le Le Whim Port Perry High School's Leslie Forder drives down court with opposition player in hot pursuit. [ Photos by Cam Muir] [! RT TT Te TTT Town Hall 1873 Participate! Enjoy! Support! Subscription Series - 1979/80 Scugog Choral Society in * Pirates of Penzance I-riday. November 16th, 1979 £ B = * Huggett Family Thursday. December 6th, 1979 * Kenneth Webster & Phyllis Cooper Friday. February 8th, 1980 * Tom Millar & Gloria Forder Friday. March 28th. 1980 Subscription Series Only Membership Only Combined Discount Nome Address Phone No For Further Information Call 985-2367 or 985-3715 DEADLINE: NOVEMBER 1st, 1979 LT . > 1 rr Li J Vi 5 ; Membership - 1979/80 * 10% discount on all Town Hall 1873 sponsored events * Advance notice of upcoming events * Voting privilege at General Meetings * An opportunity to support Town Hall 1873 * JOIN NOW =» Detoch ond return with cheque or money order to Town Holl 1873. Box 281. Port Perry Ont LOB TNO Girls basketball teams show impressive play by Ellen Buller It may only be the second month in the school year but the student services depart- ment and the senior students are already busy preparing for next year. Mr. McNair, the head of our student services depart- ment, has arranged to have several speakers in to talk about their respective pro- fessions. This exchange may help students decide on var- ious careers, from hairdress- ing to nuclear science. We hope that Career week (the first is from October 29 to November 2) will be repeat- ed throughout the year. Don't forget grade 13 stud- ents, your applications to university are to be filled out in November. All week our school ath- letes have been busy in games, tournaments and other various activities. Our girls' basketball teams did well in three games on Monday. The girls travelled to Bowmanville where our senior and junior teams won and our midget team lost. The Redman football team went to the Civic auditorium in Oshawa on Thursday where they fought a losing battle against Anderson. Our volleyball team also travelled. They went to the LOSSA West Tournament in Pickering on Thursday and ended up fourth out of six teams. Then on Friday, October 19, the Port Perry High School boys' soccer team went to Har- wood. Unfortunately the Harwood team in Ajax de- feated us but not without a difficult battle. The score was very close with only a one point difference. Even our field hockey team was busy. The girls travelled to the LOSSA Tour- EL TE TT "This is the first time our field 'dress-up day at school and nament held in Alexander Park in Oshawa on Friday. hockey team went this far in competition. Next year we'll go even farther. Congratu- lations should be extended to all athletes in the school for their continuing efforts. Even after all of this activ- ity 30 of our athletes still had energy left over for Saturday (rent an athlete day). The rain held off all" day and leaves were raked and wind- ows washed as scheduled. Because of our town's supp- ort we raised $200.00 to buy equipment for the school. Thanks for your support and co-operation, Port Perry. Another Rent an Athlete day is already being planned for the spring. Hopefully, even more money will be raised to be used for the needed equip- ment. Our music department is still in the process of selling oranges and grapefruit. Sales are going extremely well-even better than last year because of repeat orders from happy custom- ers. The delivery date is close to Christmas, just in time for use as stocking stuffers. Take advantage of the good quality citrus pro- ducts being sold and buy, buy, buy! . For further information phone 985-7337. Hallowe'en is coming up fast and this will be very evident on Friday at Port Perry High School It's all students are asked to drag out those crazy masks and costumes. So don't be frightened if you see ghosts and witches walking towards the school bright and early Friday. Hallowe'en hasn't started yet. A fitting conclusion to that day would be to have a dance. So be it! M.G.'s Disco is returning to school becuase of popular demand. Barb Elliot [right] shows determination as she The doors open at 8:30 and patties ynder the basket with Bowmanville player during recent high school senior girls match won by the dance concludes at 11:30. By the way, the dance is free to all activity card holders, "Ort Perry. THE REGIONAL B)) MUNICIPALITY =~ OF DURHAM NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING Take notice that a special Committee has been appointed by the Council of the Regional Municipality of Durham to carry out a study of the provisions of The Regional Municipality of Durham Act, 1973. Public meetings will be held in all area municipalities within the Region to receive public input. Citizens and organizations are encouraged to submit written and oral presentations to the Committee outlining their concerns and giving recommendations for changes in the legis- lation which will benefit the citizens of the Region of Durham. Public meetings will be held at 7:30 p.m. October 25, 1979 Town of Newcastle Bowmanville High School Auditorium 49 Liberty Street North, Bowmanville November 1, 1979 Town of Pickering Council Chambers 1710 Kingston Road, Pickering November 7, 1979 Township of Scugog Council Chambers Port Perry November 14, 1979 Township of Uxbridge Council Chambers 20 Bascom Street, Uxbridge November 21, 1979 Town of Whitby Council Chambers 575 Rossland Road East, Whitby J.A. Potticary Committee Chairman