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18 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, March 4, 1986 Can you believe it? March break nearly here CBC shows a special on PPHS. Well, Rebels, have a safe and en- joyable holiday and we'll see you on St. Patrick's Day. by Evelyn Fritz It's hard to believe. It's finally here. It's only 3 days away. Yes, it's the March Break! Everyone is buzzing with details of where they are going. Whether it be Florida, Jamaica, Mexico, or Barbados to find the sun on the beaches, or Quebec, Colorado, Ver- mont or British Columbia to find the snow on the slopes, have a good holi- day, Rebels. Remember: school begins again on March 17. To all ~ those going with Mr. Arculus to Ita- 'Duplicate bridge . February 19 "Afternoon - 4 Table Howell - Average 42: 1st Doris Phinney and Harold Brown - 58; points; 2nd Virginia Clifford and Joyce Heard - 50 points; 3rd Marie Carnegie and Gwen Rennie - 49'; points, Evening - 4 Table Howell - Average 42: 1st Jack and Bonnie Davies - 52; 2nd Blake and Marie Vanderwater - 49% points; 3rd Maura Diamond and Marg Fitz- patrick - 44% points. February 26 Afternoon - Average - 25 - 3 Table Howell: 1st - Pat and Grace Love - 32'2 points; 2nd - Doris Phinney and Otto Czilok - 28". points; 3rd - Marie Carnegie and Gwen Rennie - 26 points. Evening - 4 Table Howell - Average 42: 1st - Peter and Audrey Francis - 50'- points; 2nd - Jack and Bonnie Davies - 47", points; 3rd - Fred Marshall and Diane Berkers - 44; points. ly, have a wonderful time as you carry the PPHS torch overseas. After the whirl of Tahitifest, the past couple of weeks have seemed rather anticlimatic. However, there is a lot going on; it just isn't as noticeable. Friday saw the halls full of people carrying stuffed animals. Were the students reverting to their childhood? No, it was stuffed animal day and the turn-out was great. Everything from bears to bunnies and monsters to miniatures was present. Prizes were awarded to the biggest, the oldest, the funniest and the cutest. It was a very successful day. Cardigans are on sale so get out there and purchase the sweater you'll treasure forever. If you haven't noticed the camera crews around Port Perry in the last Al pa, N Carol' March Break Price Break ¥/) suit your budget. §. We're still at the same convenient location. We " still offer your entire family the very best in hair /) care and fashionable good looks at a price to WE'VE CHANGED? || | | Our Name that is. iverything else has stayed the same. And we're still open late Thursday & Friday until 8 p.m. formerly ... We are ... s Cut & Curl a THE HAIR SHOPPE FASHION CUTS We'll cut and style your hair at prices to give you a. better STUDENT SPECIALS March break! MARCH 5 through 15 only! Reg. 15.00 -- SAVE '5.00 ~ Show us and save big!! . your Student Card " Reg. '10.00 -- SAVE *3.00 '10 Female Student .... Ju Male Student ............ SHAMPOO & CONDITION INCLUDED. CUR HAIR FASHIONS FOR THE FAMILY 176 Perry St., Port Perry ~3 few weeks, you must have been hibernating. This Thursday at 6:00 p-m. on CBC Newshour, Port Perry will be put on the national map when Oh my! Oh my! Oh my! The preacher (Cathy Carter of Myrtle) showed mock disbelief when the bride and groom contestants in the Dagmar dress-up contest did a little smooching. The "bride" is Eileen Isaac and the "groom is Shawn Sinclair, both of Fenelon Falls. P.S., the happy couple chose last Sunday to announce their actual engagement. No date has been set yet. c Aid Centre ¢f Port Perry Dr. E. Mueller's Office - 24 Water St. S., Plaza, Port Perry, Ontario LOB 1NO Dennis J Hogan ann Hearing Aid Consultant 985-3003 . 985-9192 Ask your insurance agent, consultant, or me. \_ Employee health and dental programs which offer * responsible coverage * flexible plan design * ease of administration. _ \ For details contact Ross Freer Suite 204 Peterborough Square 360 George Street North Peterborough. Ontano K9M 7E8 = (705) 743.0677 N Hh BLUE CROSS