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TA co Ce IRS RE LVL ~The Cartwright High School grade nines (all eight of them) -were forced to dress up like either Ghandi (for the boys) or farmers (for the girls). Some of the costumes, like the one Pictured above, were hilarious. ORT AUTO GLASS ERRY &TRIM uw Bl Windshields ll Complete Upholstery HB Sunroofs Bl Body Moulding & Pinstripes 139 WATER STREET -- PORT PERRY CALL FOR YOUR APPT. ... 985-8507 fm mm -- ---- -- umm u--------------------_-- -------------------------- WITH THIS COUPON! | | INSURANCE | CLAIMS........... PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, September 23, 1986 -- 45 Cartwright High School News by Christina McLean September has been, so far, a very busy mont ;, and for some Students, very exhausting. It takes awhile to get accustomed to all of this School Work! We are, however, having a good time. Qur Student Council for this year is: President - Joy Werry, Vice- President - Kelly Hart, Treasurer - Glen Degeer, Secretary - Christina McLean, Social Convenors - Tracy Staniland and Scott Mahar. Class Representatives are: Grade 9 - Jennifer Fletcher, Grade 10 - Rob Keast, Grade 11 - Tiffany deKnecht, Grade 12 - Leanne McDonald, Grade 13 - Donna McIntyre. House Leaders are: Ali Kats - Stephanie Whitehead and Jeff Byers. Ookpiks - Donna McIntyre and Blaine Sleep. Tigers - Dawn Locke and Joy Van Camp. On September 14, the students held a car wash at the school. We made a profit of $93.00. Thanks is ex- tended to all of the students who helped and also to the residents of the area who brought their vehicles. On September 16, 11 students and 4 teachers travelled to the O'Keefe Center where the Canadian Opera Company was presenting Macbeth by Verdi. Thankyou, Mrs. VanCamp for organizing the trip! We may not be opera fans, but we did have a good time. Last Friday was Initiation Day for the Grade 9 students. The girls were dressed up as farmers and the guys best costumes were awarded to Aaron Lishman and Michell Phipps. At the slave auction, the Grade 9 students were auctioned off for a grand total of $98.75! Aaron Lishman was the most expensive, as he sold for $32.00. The dance was held on Friday night at the Recreation Centre. It was a fun dance, don't you think so, Grade 9's? (They had to do the polka). Prizes were given to Stuart Dyer and Danielle Millson. Thanks to all for being such great sports!! Everyone had a great time. Thanks to Mr. Fletcher, Mr. Scott and the parent chaperones. Mr. Scott has returned to Cart- wright High after a 2 year absence. Woman shot A woman walking along Perry Street was shot in the arm by a pellet on September 17th. Durham Regional Police say the incident happened at 3 p.m. The pellet, fired from a pellet gunin a nearby upstairs apartment window, apparently ricocheted off a sign and struck the woman. Charged with careless use of firearms is Stephen Bane, 20, of Seagrave. were attired as Gandhi. Prizes for Welcome back, sir. Laura Gardner has organized a chess club which will commence § . 'Shiner niners initiation tomorrow. Mr. Scott is coaching our boys golf team. They are par: ticipating at LOSSA. Good Luck, guys. A notice to the House League soc- cer members, get out and play!! Tabloid will be held this upcoming Friday.' It was a record year for the Cartwright High School initiation slave auction. Teacher Marg Van Camp paid a whopping $32 (the highest bid ever) for grade nine student Aaron Lishman. His first task was to share a bag of candy he had won. A Relaxing Evening October 6th - "Gourmet Night" -- 7 course menu begins at 7:00 p.m. -- For reservations of 2 or more, drop in or phone 985-7631 (LIMITED NUMBER OF GUESTS) Every Sunday is our All-Day Buffet Menu) ET ---- CONWAY PLACE the Canseway - 985-7631 = a Commi Sal: aa am: GND: CZAR Cosa at ic aR, oa a ua A oa <u Lal a: XN