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vi PAN} SATIS The Presbyterian Womens Missionary Society celebrated its 100th anniversary of operation in the PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., October 1, 1980 -- 19 News from Utica and area by Vera Brown Church service this week is at Epsom Church at 11:30 and will include a service of Holy Communion. Sunday School at Utica is at 10 a.m. < All are welcome to both of these services. This past Sunday Rev. Pendlebury had a pulpit exchange with Stouffville and we were very pleased with the presence of Mrs. Lockwood who is an intérim minister at Stouffville and a Chaplain. She told of her work in the. Hospital for Sick Children and Sunnybrook Hospital in Toronto. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. B. Lesage on the birth of their baby boy on Friday. Congratulations also to Mr. and Mrs. Danny Cosburn on their recent marriage. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Slute and Kenneth attended the Cosburn - Slute wedding in Columbus on 'Saturday and on Sunday were supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Slute at Seagrave. Mrs. Delia Harper and Mr. and Mrs. George Harper attended the christening of great granddaughter Alayne Louise Schofield in Zion Church on Sunday and were dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. Mike Schofield and family. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Cairns and daughter Diane and Mrs. Bland of Toronto were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Bailey with Information on the ' former Cairns Mill, south of Utica, «Mrs. Bruce Geer visited her grandmother Mrs. Myrtie Stone at Seagrave on Saturday. Birthday greetings to Kevin Carre who is five years old and to Mrs. K. Crosier who is ? on October 3rd. Miss Kathy Sutcliffe was a weekend guest with Miss Marie Collins in Oshawa. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Sutcliffe are spending a few days visiting with granddaughter Mrs. Clare Brockman and children at Courtice. Recent visitors with the Sutcliffes were Mrs. Helen Crawford of Seagrave, Mrs. Margaret Miller, Mrs. Clare Brock- man and Bradley. Mr. and Mrs. Murray Geer visited her brother Mr. Bruce Redman at Hillsdale Manor on Sunday. Mrs. Dora Geer visited with her sister Mrs. Pearl Hodgson in Oshawa on Sunday and along with Mr. and Mrs. Murray Geer visit- ed with Mr. and Mrs: Doug Geer and family in Hampton in the evening. Mrs. Mildred Thompson attended anniversary services at Siloam Church on Sunday and was a supper guest with her mother Mrs. Miller at Mount Albert. There were 17 tables of euchre played at the hall on Friday evening. Winners for the ladies were Nerta Master - 1st, M. Poots - 2nd and Reta Boe was low. For the men - Irwin Kydd - 1st, Jim Gibson - 2nd and low man was Charles Clarke. Freeze-out winners were Rosetta Evans and Martin Gall with Nerta Masters and Gordon Smith coming in 2nd. There won't be a euchre this week but on October 10th the regular euchres will start Port Perry area last week with a service and tea at St. # John's Church on Queen Street. Cutting the anniver-, sary cake is Mrs. Kay McPhaden, a long-time member of the Society. At left is Mable Hunter, DONTMISS =) president of the-Lindsay Presbyterial, and at right are Joy Randall a missionary working in Taiwan, and there are only sixty days left The Guidance Department ; wv before Christmas. is unhappy to announce that Auditions for Mr. Sims' dueto circumstances beyond / _ play "Shadow of the Glen" their control, the SGIS will a ; = = --------0A are well on their way. Heis be unavailable for an -- | i (® being swamped with great undetermined time. It i : LC) Nu talent to choose from. seems that the clerks in the -- 000 0 img \Q AN School jackets went onsale next county are on strike, i Nw Thursday and Friday. On where the main terminal is, y a Y- = 14 oe Thursday the staff and stud- and mail delivery is delayed. EE I= = ) _ Lf ls ¢ Mrs. Stewart McEntyre. News from halls of Port Perry High by Leanne Doupe Well, we've come to the end of our first month of school. Believe it or not ents got their pictures taken for this year's yearbook. There were three different 'colour packages to choose from, ranging from $5 to $8. A group of grade 12 and 13 French students will be travelling to Trent Univers- ity on Friday for a tour. The Student Council and students from the Music Department are selling oranges and grapefruit, - from Texas, to raise money for the Music Department. Feel free to call the school if you wish to place an order. Call 985-7337. Over $700 was brought in ~ by "our first dance last Friday. (Wednesday) at home 3Y2"x15"x48" (Covers 90 sq.ft.) The grade 13 gym night is against Clark. THIS WEEKEND ONLY! held on Tuesday nights from Bundles are the famous fibreglass 7-10, so all you grade 13's 4-H Club Manchester come on out for a fun-filled night of exercise. Choir practices started last week. Mrs. Smith is making appointments this week for any students who wish to visit universities. A repre- sentative from G.M. will be here on October 10. It is essential that more students inform the Guidance Depart- ment if they are interested. P.P.H.S. SPORTS Last Tuesday, the girls midget, junior and senior basketball teams played their first exhibition games against Uxbridge. Both the seniors and the midgets won their games. The juniors did just as well with a tie. Their Field "hockey practices started last week. This year's team is coached by Mrs. Byers. The tennis team coached by Mr. Scott played in the tennis tournament last Thursday in Oshawa. Four- TRUCKLOAD first league game is today, JOHNS-MANVILLE FIBREGLASS INSULATION Take advantage of SUPER PRICES on JOHNS-MANVILLE INSULATION insulation in HANDIPACKS that are an easy size to handle. - THREE DAYS ONLY - Thursday, Oct. 2nd - 8 to 5:30 R12........$12.97 «= R20 ....... $18.33 7" x 23" x 48" (Covers 76.7 sq.ft.) R20 ....... $11.97 «= 74" x 15" x 48" (Covers 50 sq.ft.) OF FAMOUS NAME The Manchester 4-H Club . CASH & CARRY has begun it's fall unit - oon Players participated. Friday, October 3rd-8t0 9 ' or » There were no advance ' NOTE: This Sal t / Your Corner of the World. ments to LOSSA but a great October 4th . 8 to 4 . IS eisa our We will learn how to decor- ea) of talent was displayed Saturday, Port Perry Location Only! ate our bedrooms and create by our team. an accessory for our room. The senior soccer team Our President is Joanne Vandervoort, vice president is Jackie Skelding, secretary is Samantha Espley, and our treasurer is Anne Lamb. Our books and macrame will be displayed at Achievement Day on Saturday, November 22, coached, by Mr. Westlake and Mr. Lang continued their winning streak last week by winning against Vanier with a score of 4-3. Be ready for more news from Port Perry High next week. a Te TT TW Tr pyr BUILDING CENTRE PORT PERRY 10 SCUGOG STREET 985-7334 = PETERBOROUGH LUMBER BR FURAN SEE say TA EH vos 7