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8 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, October 16, 1985 -- | PPHS students raise >| $1855 for foster children TT ane ISLAND HAIR DESIGN 1 HOURS: 9AM toB PM 2 Call for an Appointment. - AIA 985-3947 RESTAURANT & DINING LOUNGE Queen Street - Port Perry The Time has Come for a "Kitchen Overhaul" at Emiel's Place On Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, October 21 - 22 . 23 OUR MAIN KITCHEN WILL BE CLOSED WY =) The Diningroom and Lounge "WILL BE OPEN" for: Homemade Soups A fine selection of freshly made Sandwiches & Kaizer Rolls plus Finger Foods and Refreshments. For more information -- Call 985-2066 MONDAY & TUESDAY OCT. 21 & 22 ONLY! BEATRICE 2% PARTLY SKIMMED MILK ul. 49 HILL'S BROS. All Purpose Grind COFFEE wn 2.49 FROM OUR BAKE SHOP ASSORTED DONUTS . 2.99 Monday to friday Bam 109 pm Saturday Ram to bpm Scugog 8t. (Hwy. 7A) Port Perry Plaza We recares the (ght tg mat quantities by Gerry MacDonald Well, October 1s here and many different things are happening throughout the halls and classrooms of Port Perry High School Clubs are getting organized, meetings are being planned and events are taking place October 7 - 11th was "Foreign Child Week at PP HS Twice a year we try to raise money for our three Foster Children During foreign child week we ras. ed a total of $1855.68 In the senior division, homeroom 13B raised $315.38 and 13A raised $203.20 In the junior division homeroom 10F raised $130.39 and homeroom 9B raised $117.11. These homerooms raised the most money in their divisions. Congratulations Rebels and thanks for contributing to a Foreign child. If you were anywhere near P.P.HS. on Friday, October 11th. you would have heard the hustle and bustle of many students enjoying the chance to 'Boogie.' On Friday, Oc- tober 11th, another Sock Hop took place and it was a great way to end the week. Congratulations to the McEachern Brothers who did a fine Job of D.J. 'ing this Sock Hop. Monday, October 14th was our an- nual Thanksgiving Holiday. I hope everyone had a great long-weekend and I'm sure all students used this holiday to catch up on their homework. Sure they did! Now that the long weekend is over we must get back into the swing of things. To begin with, school jackets are being sold on the 15th, 16th and 17th of October. A deposit of 50 percent is required upon ordering your jacket and che- ques are to be made payable to Port Perry High School. This year 2 dif- ferent styles are being offered to the students and these are: 1. a nylon bomber; 2. melton jacket with leather sleeves. The prices are approximately $50 and $100 respectively. These jackets make great Christmas presents - Mom and Dad. This Friday October 18th is our annual Sadie Hawkins dance. So girls. don't be shy! Ask your favourite guy to the dance on Friday October 18th. We hope to see everyone at the dance Friday night! Don't forget to get your guest passes by Thursday at noon hour' If you want to ask somebody who doesn't attend our school. you need a guest pass. We will keep you informed about future events goingonat PP H S Keep the Rebel torch burning bright! by Susan Lehane Well Rebels, we survived the first month Only eight more to go Of- ficial Activity Card sales are over. but if you still haven't bought yours, and wish to do so, contact Lynn Bradbury The ISCF Club is doing a special series on dating. The first feature was held last Thursday when Mr Grant, Mr Wyskowski, Mrs Steele and Miss Workman revealed their secrets and pointers about dating The At-Home '86 committee led by Laurie Wilson and Sandra Liston will start their meetings this week Help decorate the gym. join the meetings Citrus are coming soon to END "PILLS" To remove fibre balls or "pills." from fabrics (especially nylon, polyester and acrylic) brush maternal with a stiff brush, a strip of Velcro (the half with hooks) or shave carefully with a razor blade. the Music Department The cam- paign wi. run {rom October 15 to October 30 The fruit will arrive in late November - a great Christmas present. Order yours today Yearbooks will be on sale again soon, $15.00 with an Activity Card and $17 00 without. The school newspaper will be going to the press again this year. They are looking for anew name If you have anidea. put it in the entry box in the office Deadline is October 17 School Jackets are arriving soon. so start saving your pennies now Mark your calendars now. Rebels for the dance coming up on the 18th and PD. day on the 28th Only 53 school days until Christmas' Keep smiling! It's been a busy week for Paul Milligan as he learns the duties he is responsible for as Scugog Township's new building inspec- tor and by-law enforcement officer. Mr. Milligan took over the posi- tion a week ago Monday, after being chosen from a large number of applicants for the position. The 34 year old carpenter lives in Prince Albert with his wife and one child. RUSTY CHECK VAN CAMP CONTRACTING LTD. 90 Vanedward Drive L Port Perry (416) 985 8469 RIVER BOAT......." sn: 1S WATERS T PORT PERRY ONTARIO - Thurs , Fri. & Sat October 31 to Nov. 2 GHOSTBUSTER WEEKEND! 'SPOOKTACULAR CONTESTS PRIZES - DANCING HALLOWE'EN "PARTY" SAT. OCT. 19 Farewell Summer! Indoor BEACH BASH Dancing Barefoot in the Sand!! Under 7.000 watts of Hot Light"! His & Hers Bathing Suit Contests Canned Cool Ones "The Final Assault on Summer" (a Re lr -- nd