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| JA \ 10 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tues. February 12, 1985 CHS students to crown Heart Queen Friday by Christina McLean I can gratefully report thi t exams are over and we are now full-swing in- to our next semester! Thank you to the people who generously con- tributed to the students of Cartwright, who can vassed for the Ontario Heart Fund on February 10th. The finalists for this year's Heart Queen are: Angela Duivesteyn, Carol Lewerentz, Julie Bryant, Cathy Paisley, Tara Bailey and Rhoda Williams. The finalists will present their speeches on Feburary 15th, and the speeches will be judged by members of the Heart Fund. The Heart Queen and two Princesses will be crowned at the Heart Dance, which is also on February 15th. The win- ner of our annual Heart King will be announced at the Winter Carnival, which is to be held February 22. Do not forget to ask your favourite valentine to our Heart Dance! The date is set for Friday, February the 15th from 8:00 - 11:30. Ticket prices are $3.50 with 1.D., $4.00 without I.D. and $7.00 per couple. You must have Winter Carnival at Port High School this Friday by Christina Bauer Valentine's Day carna- tions went on sale Mon- day. They are on sale un- til Wednesday, so get out and buy a carnation for your sweetie! Carnations will be distributed to the lucky recipients by our own cupids. Thursday, Feb. 14th. The draw for the Inuit Manchester 4-H Well, it's 1985 and the first unit of the year has started and it is called the "4-H Basic Baking." We will be making tea biscuits, pies, cakes and decorating them too. We have four members this unit, they are as follows: Angela Clodd - President; Jody Norton - Secretary; Lisa Trevena - Treasurer and Laura-Lee Taylor - Press Reporter. Our leaders are Mrs. Kingstone and Mrs. Clodd. We would all like to welcome Mrs. Clodd who is a new leader this unit and is very helpful to us and Mrs. Kingstone too. Our next meeting is February 18, and we will be choosing a name for our club and be making a blueberry pie. Closer to the end of the unit there will be a bake sale, hope ~ to see you there. (jreqony . SUITS - 1/2 PRICE - SPORTCOATS - 1/2 PRICE . DRESS PANTS - 1/2 PRICE OTHER ITEMS GREATLY REDUCED! carving also takes place on Thursday. Report cards wil be handed out as well. Winter Carnival Day is Friday, Feb. 15th. To start the day right the teachers will be serving a pancake breakfast. Tickets for this event are on sale for $1.00 each. Games and the snow sculpture contest will take place in the after- noon. Come out and par- ticipate! Show your school spirit! On Friday night to end the exciting day, is the Carnival Dance. The Music- makers will be there to entertain. Course option sheets are due Feb. 18th for all students returning next year. guest passes, and these may be obtained by a friend from Cartwright (Remind your friend to "bring her/his 1.D. card). We had quite an in- teresting euchre tourna- ment last week, and I am glad to say that everyone had a great time. Thanks to everyone who came out to this match, in- cluding Don and Rob! Our House Ledgues are beginning this semester, and our Drama competition is scheduled for April 11th and 12th. Intramural February 7th. Congratulations to our Senior Boys' Basketball team who defeated Har- wood on January the 5th. The hard effort of our team produced 52 outstanding points, while Harwood only managed 41 points. lan Porter had a fantastic game and came up with 20 points. Congratulations also to Mike McDiarmid who had 16 points, Craig Hud- son with 11 points, and Allen Hudson with 5 points. On January 31, - Cartwright was defeated by Eastdale, 71-43. Our team's next game proved to be very suc- cessful, as they defeated Vanier 73-61. - congratulations to Mike McDiarmid who played an excellent game, scoring 37 point for his (jregony e Men's Wear Std. PORT PERRY PLAZA 985-8160 Friday to 9; Saturday to 5. Monday, Tuesday. Thursday 10to 6. volleyball games commenced on team. On February the 11th Cartwright plays Anderson, and we wish them all the best. The Cartwright studen- ts had a fantastic time on their trip to Quebec. The skiing was great, after a few of us rounded up all our courage and tackled those 'massive' moun- tains!! I am certain the four of us have agreed that the toboggan run was the most painful ang fun event!! Right Boyd" That is all for now, ang please do not forget aboyt our upcoming Heart Dap. ce'!! Pancakes, warmslides at Social Club meeting Epsom Area News By Jean Jeffery The Epsom Utica Social Club will meet at 7 p.m on Sat. Feb. 23 in Epsom Sunday School room for a pancake sup- per followed by warm summery nature slides. shown by Dr. Pat Asling. There will be a silver col- lection to defray ex- penses but no member- ship fees are ever charg- ed so all are welcome. Our sympathy to the Christie families in the sudden passing of John Christie as a result of an. accident. Greetings to Ron Scott of Pefferlaw from his bowling friends. We are glad he reads the Epsom News. jis Betty Tapscott called vn Howard and Ruth Ashton one day last week. Allen and Joyce Ashton and family of Oakwood called on his Meeting: parents on Sat. Paul and Shirley Baster, Don and Faye Simmonds returned Sat. for a short but very en- joyable trip to Denmark. Keith and Faye Ashton were Sun. evening guests at the home of Gerald and Nancy Hill. Jeffrey Postma was a Sat. evening guest with Michael Wilson for the Grade 2 Baptist Church Sunday School Party. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Stearman of Port Perry on their 64th wedding anniver- sary. Gathered for the occasion at the home of Walter and Elva Kerry were Mr. and Mrs. Cloyne Stearman and Robt., Mrs. Wilda Meyers of Bobcaygeon, Miss Lucia Stearman of Alberta and Mrs. Betty Cecchetto and boys of Guelph. Parents Your children deserve the competitive edge. The FRENCH IMMERSION PROGRAM in your public school system _ ® Proven resultsin French & in all other subjects, including English *. Highly qualified, caring teachers ® Parental involvement ® Opportunity, now and in the future If you think your child would benefit from French Immersion and you want to find out more, attend our Information Keith and Faye Ashton, Doug and Beth Wilson, Gord and Jill Postma spent Sat. even- ing in Toronto where they attended live Theatre at the Royal Alexander. Doug and Beth Wilson were Sun. guests at the home -of Beth's Aunt, Mildred Evans of Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cawker of Peterborough called on Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Jeffery on Sun. Wednesday, Feb. 13, 7:30 p.m. R.H. Cornish Public School, Queen Street, Port Perry Tel.: 985-2591 Fora pamphlet describing the public school French Immersion Program, call the Information Office, 576-4600, ext. 319. The Durham Board of Education Leading the Way/En avant!