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we A ye A ------ TI ---- Ta ---- 4 y ' I A si ; by Earline Armstrong On Tuesday, April 7th, Jean Martyn showed slides of the Oberammergau Passion Play, with accompanying choral music from the play, to a General Meeting of the U.C. W. of King St. United Church Trenton. While in "'I'renton, she also visited her cousins there, Mrs. Willa ~ Preston and Miss Grace Ann Preston. Jean will be giving the same presentation of or ARE (EIA A hil "a wit QV LR AE | iv PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, April 15, 1981 -News and views from Prince Albert area Oberammergau slides and music to the Women's Group of St. Andrews Presbyterian Church, Scarborough, on Monday April 13th. Mr. :and- Mrs. Lloyd Pereman over on Hurd .St. opened their home to Mr. and Mrs. Terry Hodgins, Mr. and Mrs. Doug Bidgood, Ann McGregor and Roxie Dennitson on Sunday April 5, they were all busy helping Terry Hodgins blow out 49 ~ Happenings at Port Perry High by Brigitte Spannbauer Those last minute tests and assignments we've been getting must mean that report, card day is fast approaching. Students will receive their interim reports on April 15th, Port 'High was honoured "this week to host the 11th Annual Durham Regional Science Fair. Almost 200 projects were on display. The varied talents and hard work of the exhibitors were evident among all projects. Several of our own PPHS students received awards for 'their efforts. They were: Intermediate Biology: 1st - Don Clodd and David Laughlin. Their outstanding project also won them the Earth Sciences award. Honourable Mentions: Harry Bolton, Dino Sergnese and Tony Giannini. Physics: 3rd Iris Nimz. Rob Page came up as one .of the big winners: Rob won first place in Physics, plus the Durham College Physics Award. To top that off, his project on Batteries was « » judged to be one of the fair's . tational - top four, winning him a week long trip to the Canada Wide Fair at Waterloo University. Congratulations to all competitors for their fine eiforts. Last Friday, Wynsma, Angela McDonald, - Karen McKelvey, Kathy Nippard and Michelle Newell won the Fourth Annual Lakefield Invi- Mastermind Tournanmient. Not only did the team win top honours, but Michell Newell came in fourth individually, and John Wynsma snatched first place. Congratulations to the' team on a fabulous effort, both as a team and ~ individually. The results from the Annual Port High Writer's Competition are as follows: Senior Poetry - 1.-Bev Hill; 2. Mike Stokes; 3. Will Herran. Junior Poetry - 1. Rob Page; 2. Karen McKelvey; 3. Michelle Lucyk. Senior Prose - .1. Mike -Stokes. Junior Prose - 1. Kim Harris. * Honourable, Mentions - Vanessa Woodhouse and "Ruth Parker. Here is the winning poem by Bev: The Gift , On their first date * He gave a rose But roses die quite fast J ohn To give his love Love never fades away Bev Hill Also 'congratulations to Kim Harris who competed in the Regional Public Speaking Contest. Kim placed first and will go on to compete in the All Ontario Competition. A reminder that school letter applications may be picked up in the office: These awards are given out annually for those students 'who earn a set number of points for their participation in the academic, adminis- trative, athletic and club aspects of school life. There are many students who always put out a good effort and who seem to go . unrecognized. The school letter system is one way of rewarding these students for - their efforts. To earn their junior and senior letter, the , students must earn 60 and - 100 points respectively. The At-Home is just overa week away. There is, however, much work to be done for the annual formal. - Help from anyone in grades 9 through 13 would be greatly appreciated. On the same note, tickets are on sale, in the office for $9.00 per couple. Sports: Congratulations to - Port High's Gymnastics Team who did very well at COSSA. Leanne Barclay placed 5th in bars, and Annette Haynes 6th. on vault. Lynette Jackson and Lisa Mussle- man each placed 2nd on beam. Lynette and Lisa will go on to represent Port High at-OFSSA. Good work girls. More Port Highs news next week. ; PRL FEARED GAIT FE RE candles on a birthday cake. Happy Birthday Terry: from all of us. Mr. and Mrs. John Brough and boys are home from a 2 and a half week vacation in Florida. Dianne said one day went to 80 the rest in the 50's, now are not you glad * you stayed home in good old Canada. ° Thursday. evening. was euchre night again at Prince Albert Hall and I am pleased to see the men finally stand- ing up and taking the prizes. Ladies high Verna Draper second Laurrena Bright low Ethel West. Mens high-Ken Whittington, second Jim Gibson Low-Elwood Tripp. Thirteen - tables were played and next Thurs. April 16 the doors will be open again to welcome you. te Happy Birthday to Kathy Stapley, she celebrated her 18th on Mon. April 13, Ithink "there was more celebrating done on Saturday night, but news reporters were not allowed in. - Rev. and Mrs. Charles Clark have just returned from a trip to Ottawa to visit their daughter and , her husband Mr. and Mrs. Doug "Murray and family. Max Daigle who resides on Queen St. is beaming from - ear to ear these days he won the Inter school Champion wrestling for Prince Albert school. Max goes to Oshawa, Monday April 13th to try and bring more honours to Prince Albert schodl. You may be small Max but your mighty. Keep up the good show. The last of April and first May will see the Borelians perform in (mixed Doubles. Prince Albert have once again got Gail Glass, Terry Hodgins and Ed Diagle lend- ing the Borelians a hand. Ladies please remember that U.C.W. is on Wed. April 15th at 8 o'clock in the church. Mr. and Mrs. Bud Hirst from Oshawa, spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. 'Bill Armstrong. Mrs. and Mrs. Bruce Snelgrove are home after a 3 ~ months stay in Florida. Sunday April 12, Palm® Sunday was observed at Prince Albert church, Rey. Brawn delivered a most timely message for this ,seasoh. He also presided over new members Dr. Keith Elliott and April and June Bent who each were received by profession of faith, The congregation were also ~ favoured by Bruce Snelgrove on his violin, he played beautifully the Holy City. Myrtle done her usual good job by accompanying Bruce on the organ. Offering was 'gathered by Fritz Dantzer - and Ed Diagle. May I say belated congratu- lations.and good wishes from all'Prince Albert to Mr. and Mrs. Peter Hvidsten. 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