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8- PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, September 19, 1995 It's hard to believe that we have been back at it for two weeks. Were we ever really away for the sum- mer? The school is in full swing with a multitude of activ- ities and a few new faces. We welcome three new staff members to CHS this fall, teachers Gloria Woodside and Linda Courtney and Chris Northey, our new edu- cational assistant. All three are finding the small school with a big heart a unique and rewarding place to work. The Outers' Club, under Mr. Scott's leadership, has its first bike hike planed for Wednesday, Sept. 20 af- ter school. The first camping trip for the group is scheduled for Friday, Sept. 29 to Sunday, Oct. 1 for all the grade nine and ten club members. The grade nines will have completed their three day excursion to Camp Samac so they should be well versed in the camping experience. The Samac experience proved once again to be a great success under the able leader- ship of Mrs. Ellis, Mr. Costescu, and Mr. Fletcher. Our first dance will be held this Friday at the Rec Centre to welcome the grade nine students to CHS. Tickets are available from the office along with guest passes. Over the years this dance has proven to be great fun with special events and prizes. The senior concert band has had its first rehearsal and is preparing for its initial public performance on Report from Cartwright High school The school year's in full swing October 10 when a citizenship court will be held at CHS where new Canadian citizens will be formally recognized as Canadian citizens. This is the earliest the band has ever performed in a new school year but they are up for the challenge. The band is holding its first fundraiser, a car wash at the school, on Satur- day, Sept. 28 from 9 - 12 a.m. Tickets can be pur- chased from any band member for $5 or simply show up at the school. One new activity offered at CHS this year under the leadership of Mr. Costescu and Mr. Morrison 1s fitness and aerobics. The response has been quite re- warding with enthusiastic students working up their heart rates three afternoons a week following classes. With girls' basketball and boys' volleyball in full swing, coaches Moynes, Morrison, Costescu and Fletcher are looking forward to some very fit players. Mr. Plue, our principal and one of the organizers of the Terry Fox Run, has coralled many of the students to improve their fitness levels by participating in the Terry Fox Run. Those who could not participate were gently encouraged to contribute to his sponsorship to- tal. Time flies when you're having fun and are busy. Parents are asked to circle October 11 on their calen- dars, Parents' Night. We look forward to seeing many of our parents on that evening. 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