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He aR he WBE RE gt FAG RE 0 TRA AE Alki Noo & i SREY Ban oo -- w " Ak RIA Cig, A a Capt Rebel theme at PPHS initiation by John Doherty & Elizabeth MacColl Thursday was Courtesy Day. if you wore your mitties you got a minor-niner to be your slave for lunch hour, to carry your books, tie your shoes, etc. Everybody had a ball, except the niners of course! Friday was the day every grade niner dreads -- Initiation! This year they got a break. Instead of all the 12's and 13's in- flicting terror upon the poor freshmen; a select group of 20 grade 13 students were chosen to run a games day in the afternoon (1:00-3:00) with such events as: the sock race, egg toss, foot- ball toss, 3 legged race, zucchini toss, wheel bar- rel race, obstacle course, and life saver toss. Isn't this a nice way to welcome them to PPHS? The costume this year was '"'Captain Rebel." The best original costume won a prize; it was a tie. The winners were Leanne Philips and Mike Kosurko. This is Welcome Week, so we'd like to welcome the teachers who have just started at PPHS: Mrs. Kathryn Bogue, Mr. Wilson Brock, Mrs. Arlene Jacobs, Mr. John McDonald, Miss Margaret Peck. Mrs Shelley Perrin, Mrs Beverlee (Kipp) Wilson, and Miss Kate Workman. The mature students such as Mary Tremblay, Jim Martin, Douglas Charles, Valerie Robinson and John Vanderwoerd. Welcome back to the books, peo- ple! A special hello to you! New to PPHS? Want to make new friends? Then join one or more of the schools clubs: Art Club, Camera, Drama, Stock Market, Cadets, Tennis Club - the list goes on. There's a club for everyone! The official end of Welcome Week was the annual Initiation Dance Friday night. It was a D.J. set up by 'The Entertainers' from Oshawa. The gym was packed. Thanks are due the students who served as stage crew for the Town Hall performance of Famous People Players last week These hard workers were: Dean Stone, Evelyn Fritz, Nick Rensink, Pat- ti Vanderwater, Heather Boyd, Jill Kendal, Vickie Rensink, Dave Stuart, Nancy Nippard, Chrystal Tremble, Rob Dobson, Bryan VanCamp, Mark Stokes, Mike Relf and Greg Finnigan. They found their introduction to professional show biz intriguing and sweat- producing; new friend- ships were forged with the world-famous players as they toted life size puppets and dashed about in blackouts. I hope Evelyn didn't get too badly abused by the Kenny Rogers puppet. Don't forget, Rebels, Wednesday is Picture Day, so smile. If you bought your Activity Card you can buy a year book package for $16. If you didn't, fork out 20 bucks. Only 69 school days to mid year exams- Ha'Ha! Workshop for kids theatre Port Perry is fortunate to have Jeff Cohen pre- sent a workshop on HOMESTEAD. WE DO! HERR WER NS IER nN Ny CANON \ \ : 7 N 7 J) S\ 7S NON / / 7 / i, i i \ N N \ a rs fo A Ady Jado. SESS | 3 adrian Ww i _-- -- HETIL -- HHH pie = a a / a ena = eas 3 Wi Lad --- ~ -- - i Z po oe iad RE IPR -- _o) He <i E LE + 7 KK > AC Oe as -- Pc, ~ 11% I'hi BEd 1 1 Madadd i "31 children's theatre at the Town Hall on September 29, 1985. Jeff is the author who did the stage adap- tation of "The Little Prince," by Antoine De Sainte Exupery which is being presented by the Borelians in November. His resume is im- pressive, including being a co-founder of Skylight Theatre Incorporated, and being the story editor for the successful T.V. drama. Hockey Night He will be sharing his considerable experience as it pertains to theatre both presented for, and including children For interested per- sons, there may still be a few spaces left in the limited enrolment. Lynn Rolf, at 985-8845, would be happy to answer enquiries. PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, Sept. 24, 1985 -- 29 Nestleton area news (From page 19) visit was enoyed Ap preciation was expressed by Pres D. Lee A very dedicated group! (Caesarea Euchre Results At the Wed evemng card game a smaller at- tendance than usual. The lucky winners were - first prize - Faith Lawrence - 87. Second - Al Brown - 83. Wanda Thomas - 42. Next week as usual. Emerson-Creed Re-union The annual Emerson- Creed re-union was held Saturday, Sept. 14, at the lovely old family home where Edgar and Anne Emerson reside at Nestleton. Some 35 relatives were present for the important occa- sion from Toronto, Lon- don, Shelburne, Oshawa and many other points. A delicious buffet supper was enjoyed. Nestleton United Church On Sunday, Sept. 22, 11:15 a.m. a large con- gregation and S. School attended. Norm and Ber- nice Mairs extended a cordial greeting at the door. Rev. Dale Davis in- troduced our new student minister, Verna Win- drem, from the Cavan area - and she assisted with the service Nestleton folks welcome Verna to our midst and trust her stay with us will be rewarding. She will be with us until April. It was good to meet her hus- band Earl as well. < The minister Rev. D. Davis presented a time- ly message re 'To Whom Do You Listen' giving the congregation many thoughts to take home. Scripture was read by our new student minister. The choir sang the old favourite, "The Stranger Of Galilee' led by organist Gwen Malcolm. Lovely garden flowers graced the Sanc- tuary. The Nestleton United Church Council meets this Wed. evening at 7:30 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 6 will be World Wide Communion. Nestleton Presbyterian Rev. F. Swann con- ducted the service at 10 a.m. Sunday, Sept. 22, with Shirley Scott organist. Psalm 34 was read in unison and Script. taken from Philippians 2 1-11 with the sermon topic 'Christ The Exalted One." Assisted by Clerk of Session, Mr. G. Scott and Board Chairman Mr. B. McCabe a presentation Supervised Cleaning Team OSHAWA WHITBY BOWMANVILLE 723-7558 Patrick G. Deegan DENTURE THERAPY CLINIC 305 Queen St., Port Perry BY APPOINTMENT ONLY! Phone 985-2916 or 623-4473 cover to Mrs Elsie Hooey, (a faithful member for 50 years) of a water colour painting of the Presbyterian Church was made by Rev. Swann on behalf of the Church. In thanking the Church members, Mrs. Hooey recalled many memories down through the years when Rev. Vic- tor Walker was minister, re Sunday School teaching, Ladies Aid, Rep. Elder to Presbytery, Board of Managers, Kirk Session. Members joined in wishing Mrs. Hooey many blessings as she moves to her new home in Kanata, Ontario. Mrs. B. McCabe played the last hymn and the clos- ing, as Mrs. Scott had to leave early. Birthday Celebrated Our very best wishes to Amy Ginn of Nestleton, who celebrated her 87th birthday on Thursday, Sept. 19. She has been a guest with Fred and Mabel Dayes of Nestleton for a few weeks while her daughter has been away. Callers on her big day were Elsie Hooey - a sup- per guest, - son Ron and Marion Ginn, Man- chester, Mary Ginn, Newcastle, and daughter Dorothy Tennent, Ken- dal and granddaughter Nancy of Bancroft. On Sat. the Dayes family were home far the evening. On Sun., Fred, Mabel and Amy had tea with Frances Sutton of Orono. Caesarea Community Church A very good atten- dance on Sunday morn- ing with Rev. Charles Clarke of Port Perry, conducting the service. Rev. Dr. WH. Crawford took as his topic, 'Does God Hear Us' taken from 11 Chronicles - Ch. 7. Jerry Jonkheer Jr. played for the hymn singing. Next Sunday at 11 a.m. with Rev. Charles Clarke, Minister. Sympathy ~ Sincere sympathy to Ethel Mark, sons Harry and Keith and daughter Lucille Gray in the pass- ingof a fine husband and father, Bill Mark this past week. He suffered for a long time and is now at rest. 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