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» Beavers Awarded October 15 was a big night for the Port Perry Beavers as about 40 of them received their coloured tails. With leader Bill McCullough is five-year old Todd Smart, who's obviously pleased with his new tail. Port Perry High School roundup by Claudia Liebscher This week was certainly an enjoyable one at Port High. This -was due primarily to the fact that it was only a four-day week. People came back from the holiday week- ®ud with visions of colourful leaves, friendly relatives, good foods, and unfortunate- ly rain. The majority also came back with an extra five pounds and left-over turkey sandwiches in their lunch .ebags. Despite the four day week, many exciting things happ- ened for our school athletes. The girls' basketball team played a good game against Bowmanville on Wednesday, owever, they lost 49-45. The girls' field hockey team left Port on Friday to play Dun- barton, O'Neill, and Henry Street High. Unfortunately, they lost these games too, but all the girls felt that they were good games. .o- Wedid have one victorious competition. Our "Cross Country Team" competed in LOSSA. They placed sixth and are going on to compete in Norwood. Mr. Crocker has picked his gcast for the annual dramatic production in spring. The play is called '"Doctor in the House" and it is, apparently, very funny. After rigorous tryouts, he picked Chris Dormer, Marc Tapper, Rob Wood, Sean Twomey, Sarah Twomey, Ed Deckert, Martha McCallum, Megan Denby, and Andrea MacGregor for his cast. Mrs. Quail sent her Grade 13 students back to the public school this week. Was this a punishment for misbe- haviour? No, the Grade 13's are simply studying the effects of the school system on young children, and are spending their mornings there to study such effects in more detail. We ended this week with a "sucker sale". (Yet more calories) to support our yearbook. Next week many of our students will be gone. Some are visiting various univer- sities in Ontario, and others are travelling to Stratford on the Avon to see the Shakes- pearean play, 'Twelfth Night". Happy travelling to all who are leaving Port next week and stay tuned for the next column to find out all the fascinating events that "are happening at "Good ol' Port High." Guaranteed Investment Certificates 5 YEAR ANNUAL 3&4 YEAR ANNUAL 1&2 YEAR ANNUAL 5 YEAR MONTHLY R.R.S.P. Compounded Semi-annually ...13%% Rates Subject to Change Without Notice. G FINANCIAL SERVICES 250 QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY PHONE 985-3832 All Members of Canada Deposit Insurance Corp. FRAGT E AN _ PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., October 22, 1980 -- 11 Seagrave and area news by Mrs. Sheila Sears Greetings to one and all. Hopefully, you have had a chance to view and enjoy the beauty of our Canadian autumn. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Puckrin travelled to London this past weekend and visit- ed their niece and her husband, Norma and Ken White, and their friend Mrs. Ina Bamsay. Mildred Puck- rin reports that the autumn colours were superb and heightened the enjoyment of their trip. The Greenbank Seagrave Beavers, Cubs and Scouts had a very successful Apple Day on Saturday. After the boys had visited the homes in 'wishes, the area, they were treated to hot dogs and hot choco- late. Some of these young gentlemen, namely the Cubs, will be camping this next weekend at a site prepared by Scouter Ray Jobin. Best Cubs, for good weather and good fun. The members of the Ladies' Auxiliary of Scouting are reminded of their bazaar to be held on Saturday, November 1st from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Seagrave United Church. A newsletter will be distributed this week detailing the arrangements for this event. The next meeting of the auxiliary will be held at the home of Mrs. Donna Wanamaker on Thursday, November 20th, at 8 p.m. If you haven't already done so, be sure to circle Wednesday, November 5th on your calendar. That is the day of the Seagrave United Church Turkey Supper - an epicurean delight that no one should miss. Anyone who wishes to make a donation towards the supper may do so by contacting Eleanor Nicholls, Marion Short, Betty Somerville, or Eleanor Sturman. Another feast in the offer- ing is the Fellowship Sister Banquet which will be held at the Seagrave United Church on Wednesday, December 10th, at 6:30 p.m. This event will be catered by County Town Catering and promises to be a great success. Any ladies in the community who are interest- ed in attending the banquet, the evening program and or in being a Fellowship Sister in 1981, please call Sheila Sears at 985-8324, Donna Phypers at 985-7451 or Jessie Nobbs at 357-3478. Please note that the organizing committee must have the exact number of banquet reservations for the caterer. Please give Jackie Boyle at 985-3941 a call with your news items for next week's column. 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