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PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, February 25, 1986 -- 15 Lots of things happening at Port Perry HS by Gerry MacDonald As usual things are happening at good ole' PP HS. . ~ The halls are brightly decorated with many different posters, adver- tising different events, etc. Car- digans are on sale and these popular sweaters will cost you approximate- ly $20.00. If you are interested, con- tact Debby Mahoney or Kristy Ar- mour and buy a P.P.H.S. cardigan. Winter Carnival Week, February 10th to 14th was a great success and thanks again to Yvonne Gottschalk, Julie Williamson and Beth Cranmer. Friday, February 28th is stuffed animal day at Port Perry High and prizes will be awarded for different categories. So bring your stuffed animals to school and show them off on Friday February 28th. Spring is right around the corner and with spring comes the annual formal dance - "The At-Home". Meetings are usually every Tuesday to Thursday after school. Come out and help at the At-Home meetings, and make this year the best At-. ' Home yet. ~The March Break is only 9 school _ days away and most students will be . very grateful for this well-deserved Spring Break. Many people have saved their hard earned money and are taking vacations at this time. Whether you're off to Flordia, ski- ing in Quebec, or travelling to Mex- With minor accidents on Shirley Road It was a busy week for Durham Regional Police as officers found themselves investigating a series of motor vehicle accidents across the township. On February 19th a local coun- cillor was involved in a minor colli- sion on Shirley Road causing $6,000 damage. Police say Councillor Harvey - Graham pulled out of his driveway onto Shirley Road when his car stall- ed. A vehicle drive by Stephanie Creighton of Sunrise Dr., Blackstock, was headed westbound on the road at the moment the Graham vehicle stalled, and collid- ed into him. No one was injured and no one was charged. On the next day, February 20th, firefighters were called to Shirley ~ Road to release a nine year old boy trapped in his mother's car follow- ing a single vehicle accident. Susan Swain of Blackstock was travelling westbound with her son Kirk in a 1982 Buick when the car skidded on the ice-covered road and slammed into a hydro pole in the south ditch. The jaws of life were required to release Kirk, pinned between the Nestleton area (From page 10) are deeply felt by the global Chris- - tian sister-hood. Written this year by the women of Australia, the topic for the service is "Choose Life in its Fullness." The offerings from the services are applied to the cost of printing with the surplus being used to help carry on the work of WICC. As well, last year, grants to the amount of $13,000 were applied to women's projects in the Third World and $7,000 to women's projects in Canada and the Canadian Bible Society. . The World Day of Prayer Service will be held in this area at 2:00 p.m. Nestleton United Church. A good at- tendance is hoped for at this Ecumenical Service. EMMERSON 193 QUEEN ST_, PORT PERRY (416) 985-7306 ALL LINES OF GENERAL INSURANCE VICTORIA VG EN 0% 5 Year Annual Interest 10% Semi-Annually Rates Subject to Change without Notice Durham Police kept busy seat and the side of the car. Lucki- ly, the boys suffered only minor injuries. The car sustained $6,000 damage. No charges were laid. Shirley Road was the scene of yet another accident on February 21st, when an Oshawa driver lost control on the slippery road surface and hit a pole. Driver Shelley McGrath escaped injury. Property damage was estimated at $3,500. No charges were laid. Two more accidents happened on the same day, both minor. Norman Childs of Scugog Township reported damage to his vehicle when it was struck at 6:30 a.m. by another vehi- cle on Regional Road 8. Mike Relf of Kenny Court called police when his vehicle was sideswiped at 11:30 in the Seagrave area. On February 20th, police were called when a vehicle driven by Chris Nicolaou rolled over into a ditch on Durham Road 7 south of the 12th. The vehicle was headed south- bound on Road 7 when the rollover occurred, causing an estimated $3,000 damage. And on the same day, a snowmobiler suffered minor in- juries when his machine collided with a parked van. Police say Daniel Vernon of Blackstock was driving his snowmobile eastbound along the shoulder of Regional Road 57 near Caesarea when a ski broke, sending the machine into a van parked on a nearby property. Mr. Vernon was thrown from the snowmobile and an estimated $1,000 damage was caused. No charges were laid. ico, have a safe, terrific holiday. If ed many suggestions and these you're staying home for Spring Break '86, have a great rest. If you have any suggestions or questions about Student Council, drop a note in the Rebel Suggestion Box. The council has aiready receiv- ideas are being reviewed. Thanks for all the suggestions, Rebels, and keep up the good work! Have a great week! Remember -- friends don't let FRIENDS drive drunk! ~ The only thing that Mrs. Flo Rasmussen of Whitby had ever won before last week was $50 at a Bingo, but she is now the pro- ud owner of a VCR, courtesy of the Port Perry Kinsmen Club. Mrs. Rasmussen and her son Steven were on hand last Saturday to pick up their prize from Kinsmen President Dave Robinson, after pur- chasing the winning ticket in the Kinsmen's Anniversary Draw. presents ... MORE COPIES OF YOUR 2 FAVOURITE HIT MOVIES! MAXIMUM VIDEO HAS ARRIVED! CLIP THIS COUPON! 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