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XR BIKE » AL a em LS EK ty id I AECAVE NRG REDS AA NHE FA LF 2 TRE AAA TORNR SAO RPI LL Ne OBE rr RR A re nA Ae SSA PAR DIR HR AOC £2 Be 2 laa s ROCA TA WALRUS TVW PEAR RPO SF YL EAA Crean PRY SCN FARE TVELIR HY BAS NAAR SI LE RR Hidaly 22 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Feb, 23, 1977 Snow canoeing race at Cartwright High Cartwright , PPHS hold Winter Carnivals rigny, nrer arn LE , music and some daring Peter Lane and Rob Griener into the partners mouth until milk were chugged by sets snow sculptures. The Junior ® By Sheila O'Reilly "sock hoppers". Excellent won the 3-legged race. the bowl was clean - licked of individuals, Rick Van farmers and Friends carried After a lapse of a couple of shows were put on by all These events were excit- clean of course! It was Weston, George Hill and off first prize with their years, Port High's great who participated (including ing, but the real fun began messy but lots of fun. Robert Baird made excel- excellent contribution of a Winter carnival has been both our principal and vice an hour or so later when Winners in the first round lent (but sloppy) showings Jersey cow. Other entries. revived, bigger and better principal, showing us the masses of people wandered Were Hugh Alward and Barb * for their prize of a genuine included: 2nd - dog; 3rd - than ever. Our day began as 'correct way' to jive 'and inside to watch the chocolate Bray: ~The second team of "Port High Milk Mug". - school bus; a big mac; the usual with regular classes twist!!) pudding eating contest, the Mr. Wyczkowski and Debbie Due to a lack of interest Grade 13 toilet and Fonzies being held in the morning At 12:30, the action moved bubble gum blowing, and the Ireland also made an excel- our dinner at '"Arnold's" thumb. Nice work, kids! for the majority of the stud- outside to the chariot race,r milk chugging contests all lent showing - for the was cancelled. However, Sighs of relief were heard ents, and a scramble of egg toss, tug-of-war and 3- held in the cafeteria. camera anyway. the extra time gave us a throughout the school at 5:30 decorating, preparing pudd- legged race. Winners of the The pudding eating con- The bubblegum blowing chance to clean the milk when the carnival organiz- ing and an all round mad chariot race were the Grade test, involved a team of two, contest was next. Loaded chocolate and bubblegum off ers realized that the long- > dash to prepare for our big 12 team. The egg toss was boy and girl; with one per- With three pieces each, Mike - of Merle's floor, - awaited day was finally afternoon. won by Peter Lane and Bill son blindfolded. and the Adams and Phil Scott cap- The day was followed by a- over. With our cafeteria dressed Owen. Grade 10's took the other's hands tied behind his tured the first prizes in their dance featuring "Jackson = The prize for AllRound up like "Arnold's", blaring prize for the tug-of-war chair, The blindfolded per- separate rounds. all com- Hawke". The well-known Grafitti Girl and Boy is stil =o 50's grafitti music, students (with a little help from their son was required to spoon pleted in about a minutes group put on a'good dance a toss-up between Wayne were entertained by both the friends, right kids?!!!) the gooey chocolate stuff length. : and Shelley McHugh won Taylor and Colin Wackett, i' ; . el The action was moved the door prize of the groups' and between Melody Train, Port ski teams advance in competitions gz tie or te auc ttest bum, © © Dob Murdock and Sue Ken + P Chugging" contest. -In three A tremendous amount of dell. May the best Greaser Port Perry High School Gord and John Scott, Rob cold weather have made this Separate showings: bags. of . WIRE Was Pil into Us Years Wil. Pe girls and boys ski teams Van Camp and Steve Ren- winter one of the best ; qualified at the L.0.S.S.A. sink were the boys team geasons for skiing in many Ski meet, held.on February which placed 8th in the ¢om- years. 2, at Oshawa Ski Club. They bined Slalom and Giant Sla- That was Larry Burt qualified in both Slalom and lom races. reporting from on the slopes * in Giant Slalom to advance at P.P.H.S. to the C.0.S.S.A. meet. SKI CLUB The teams travelled to One hundred and thirty * More news around campus! Madawaska Ski Club near Port Perry students have: Our Grade nine boys have Barry's Bay, Ontario, for been taking ski lessons on put together a basketball the C.0.SS.A. finals last Thursday afternoons and team and have slated a Wednesday. evenings at Bethany Ski "basketball marathon" for v The girls team of Ginny Club for six weeks. Fifty February 23. Proceeds to go' Burt, Suzie and Vickie Bigg- skiers from the High School to the charity of their lestone, and Julie Fisher, bus tripped to Mount Saint choice. This marathon will placed fourth in Slalom and Louis Ski area near Barrie extend from 4:00 P.M. Feb. 7th in Giant Slalom. The last Friday. This was a fine 23rd until 4:00 p.m. Feb. total number of schools day at a larger Ski area. 24th. Good luck, boys! involved was 35." The . beauitul snow and With a little opposition - hd ; - ) from the seniors at school, H : there will be another mara- ' Will to S urvi ve thon sometime in April, Qur . (continued) senior boys will be "bounc- provide general health services, including family ing bucks" to pay for a new planning advice. The Chinese barefoot doctors are trampoline for our athletic assisting China's population control programs, and department. Good luck, he this system is being copied by other countries. agam, . Despite progress, humanity cannot afford to sit Tiges pa o bap back and relax. Over population...leading often to oy oo oir on) malnutrition and poor health among people in mittee have planned a dance developing countries...remains a barrier to genuine March 11th. featuring the progress in a great many lands. And each year, the "Stampeders". See you global population increases by almost three Canadas. there! » According to United Nations findings, the world On Thursday, Feb. 17, a population will not stabilize until it reaches 12 billion group of art students travel- in the year 2045. That date is far off, and those of us led to Ajax High School for who are alive today must ensure that population the Creative Arts Festival. growth continues to slow down...not by next century Adis art talents from § 'but in the coming decades. We owe it to our children dew 3 Roan These : fd not to force them to live on an overpopulated planet oD, in reading plage ? v haunted by hunger and He sciurchen Ediinrid and crafts. ' Bubble gum blowing contest: Mike Adams shows how it's done 1 || bh | fi » yi be -- A a] » y » 4