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6 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, May 10, 1983 letters 3 Have you forgotten about PPHS? Dear Sir: This letter is being wirtten to save Port Perry High School. We feel that as students of the high school the May 3rd, 1983 Port Perry Star was solely dedicated to Cart- wright High School. Don't get us wrong, we have nothing against C.H.S., but we would like some recognition too. The front page of the May 3rd paper was ill- ustrated with "A Queen is Crowned', but what about Port Perry High School's Queen and Princess? "A Queen was Crowned" at Cart- wright, but "A Queen was also Crowned' at Port Perry. April 15, 1983, Port Perry High School held their annual AT-Home, but there were NO photographers in attendance, and no story in the weekly paper. Please correct us if we're wrong and send us a copy of the paper which contains the photo and story. Port Perry High School is a very active school with lots of events happening be- sides the At-Home. Take a look at the May 3rd paper and count the number of Port Perry High School articles. } Yours truly, ~ Melanie Bruce Carla Dempsey Port Perry High School students EDITOR'S NOTE: We too are getting a little concerned about the amount of coverage Port Perry High School has been receiving recently. It is the policy of this paper to give as much coverage as we possibly can to activities within- all the schools to let us know of up-coming events. If we don't hear of these events, we won't be there. As far as the PPHS At Home Dance, the first Be Energy Wise! By Rent An "Energy Saver" == HOT WATER TANK From Ontario Hydro (Bowmanville Hydro Customers Only!) These tanks with 50% keep your water hotter, faster, for less 40 or 60 Gallon Tanks Available. FROM $2.80 PER MONTH Call for more details: Hydro Contract Plumber - BOB GOODMAN - 985-7758 WW Castro/ i XLRI oy Wel Engineered for today's smaller cars ¥ .we heard of it was after the fact. There was no advance notice in the form of a news release, and unlike other years, nobody from the school phoned the Star office to let us know the dance was taking place. We are only too will- ing to provide space in this community paper for sports, academic and special events at Port Perry High School. but we can't do it with- out help from the school. And recently, we just have not been getting that help in some instances. We thank Melanie and Carla for taking. the time to express their concerns, and possibly because of this, better lines of communications can be re-established between PPHS and the Port Perry Star. Give us a call at 985- 7383. Nuclear war (From page 5) thanks to all the people who fought in Word War 2. The Nazis were prevented from world control, not by demonstrations and pickets, but with weapons equivalent to theirs, and men and women willing to die for what they believed in, freedom. Nobody in the free world wants another war, but there is only one sure way of preventing it, and that's by keeping up with the Soviet Union in the arms race. The on- ly reason the Soviet Union has not invaded the rest of Europe, is and their nuclear arma- ment, and you had better believe it. Sincerely, Barry McClure, Sunderland, Ontario Sexual abuse victim subject of luncheon The Social Planning Advisory Group of Dur- ham Region is hosting a luncheon on Tuesday, May 17th, 1983, 11:45- 1:30 p.m. The purpose of (HITE a MOTEuh Fume Engineered for today's smaller cars BPEL IIB PONTIAC BUICK LIMITED 10 Vanedward Drive - Port Perry - 985-8474 the luncheon is to intro- duce a new program of the Durham Family and Children's Services entitled "Treatment of Victims of In-Family Sexual Abuse and their families", in Durham - Region. Guest speakers will be Grant Fair, Abuse Team Supervisor for the Durham Family and Children's Services, and Judith Golden, a Family Therapist from Toronto. The cost of the luncheon will be $8.00 and will be held at the Marigold Dinner Theatre, 419 Brock St. Wray, daughter of Al ¥e 83: An « LEAT SION ¥ FASS TR ER STNRI TNA CARAS FRR NR League face cancellation if Squirt coach not found Seagrave and Area News by Patty Williams With baseball season fast approaching, Bud Wylie is busy organizing the Seagrave Minor Baseball League. Bill Jansen and Hans Buscher will be coach- ing the 'Mytes' which are boys and girls up to age 9. They work shifts and another volunteer is needed to work with this team for half the time. Phil Bertian will be coaching the girls team. So far no one has come forward to coach the Squirts (10,11 and 12 year olds) or the Pee- wees (13 & 14 year olds) and unless someone volunteers soon these boys won't be able to play. All the scheduling and arrangements have -been made including ment and sponsoring so it would be a shame if it all had to be cancelled because there was no coach. Bud would like to have the names of the coaches before May 24 "so please give him a call at 985-9100 if you can help out. If there are any young people who have not yet signed up for baseball, you can do so at the store. Seagrave United Church looked lovely this Mother's Day thanks tb the beautiful flowers placed by Linda and Bill Wray, and Heather and Al Wray in memory of their loved ones. It was especially nice as three little girls were officially welcomed into the congregation on Sunday. Christened were Kathryn Erin Kent, daughter of John and Donna Kent, Krystal Lee Manitius, daughter of George and Irene Manitius and Pat- ricia Elizabeth Anne North, in Whitby. and Heather Wray. WHEN YOU THINK OF PAINTING ... LL THINK OF WE OFFER: - Painting Bell's Painting Decorating - Wallpapering - Superior Quality - Prompt Service - Free Estimates - A Price You CAN'T Turn Down! © Fully Bonded oA & Insured ® y TEL: 985-9328 ® COMMERCIAL ® RESIDENTIAL ® INDUSTRIAL owned & operated by T & J Bell Holdings Ltd. because of the U.S.A, diamond time, equip- The community will be pleased to hear that two little boys arrived safely on Friday, May 6. Joy and Dave Grey are thrilled to welcome their third son, Dane, who was born at Port Perry Memorial Hos- pital and weighed 7 Ibs. 15 oz. Seth and Kevin are pretty excited about having a new little brother to play with. Happy Mother's Day, Joy. Karen and Karl _Szewerda are the proud parents of a 71b 5 oz boy, Ryan Eric, who surpris- ed his parents by his early arrival on Friday. Ryan was born at Oshawa General Hos- pital and his big brother, Trevor, is anxiously awaiting his homecoming. Congratu- lations to all! Alovely tea party was hosted by the Junior and Senior Kindergarten classes at Immaculate Conception School to honour their moms, Fri- day, May 7. The pro- gram included songs and was followed hy re- freshments: served by the children. A 'special thank-you to Mrs. Nash for her endless supply of energy and enthusiasm. Happy Birthday wish- es go out this week to Ferne Tobin, Bob Nod- well, Marion Durward and Jack Short. Registration for Tennis Lessons willbe held at the Tennis Court on Tuesday, May 17 at 7 p.m. Six lessons for children 8 and over are $10 and for adults $17.00. A tennis ladder will-be set up at the store and for any information re- garding tennis please call Greg Smith at 985- 7447. Although it was pretty windy on Saturday, the cubs and scouts did their 'environmental -bit' by planting. trees during the Trees for Canada Day. 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