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A pat on the back for council at by Alicia Boutilier Mention the word 'high school' to anyone and fond memories come to mind. One envisions dances, sports, initiations and assemblies. The year book is pulled out and the old rugby jersey is used to dry tears. None of these events, however, would come to pass were it not for a Students Council. Our PPHS Students Council members do not get enough r 2cogni- tion for their accomplishments and it's high time they did. Let's start off at the top of our Ex: ecutive Council with President and Vice, Kristy Armour and Leigh Ann Goreski. Kristy conducts our Coun- cil meetings and both of them super- vise all student activities. If that isn't enough, Kristy and Leigh Ann Rl are organizing the air band competi- tion to be held on Friday, November 28. Our secretary, Rebecca Kahn, is involved in all the paperwork. Beck must report the minutes of each meeting, prepare an agenda, take notes, and keep our calendar up to date. Cindy Rankin is our treasurer. She writes up statements covering all Council monetary transactions and regularly announces how much money is in the treasury account. The athletics committee -- B.J. Andrews, Chris Relf, Dave Schwan, and Craig Venning -- keeps in touch with the athletic concerns of the school and sets up the athletic ban- quet at the end of the school year. Todd Soomre and Brent Smith, [~ him THE CHRISTMAS za) GREETING BOOK is now in our office and available for you to choose your special greeting. Deadline for Christmas Greeting requests will be December 16th, 1986. The Special Christmas Edition will be published Tuesday, December 23rd, 1986. PORT PERRY STAR 235 Queen St. - Port Perry - 985-7383 FRIDAY NOVEMBER 28 SALE TIME: 6:00 P.M... Cornells Auction Barn Auction sale- 9 plece walnut dining room suite, walnut tea wagon, wainut china cabinet, pine jam cupboard, oak bed and dresser, parlour tables, wash stands, parlour chairs, 30°' green Ken- more stove, 2 door green Moffat refrigerator, walnut dining room exten- sion table, Findlay oval cookstove, cof- fe« and end tables, handmade Queen Anne style lace table cloth, cutter, set of heavy farm sleighs, modern dressers and chest of drawers 2 ton fibreglass truck cap, 303 rifle, 44-40 rifle, 5 HP Craftsman snowblower, 2 Snow Jet snowmobiles, 1977 AMC Hornet, large quantity of good Tonka foys, new tools, china and glass. Don Cornell Auctioneer, R.R. 1, Little Britain 705-786-2183. AUCTION CANCELLATION Our sale at Columbus Community Cen- tre on Nov. 28th at 6:00 p.m. Is cancelled until further notice. Garry K. Powell Auctions 655-4185. KAWARTHA Special, Fri. Dec. S, 1986, 12:30 Wilson Sales Arena, Uxbridge. 35 Fresh and Springing Jerseys. Production foremost. Canadian Jersey Cattlemen, 416-263-2328 or John Joynt 613-283-4730. WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 10 SALE TIME: 11:00 A.M. 100 Holsteins The Ontario County Club Sale & Els Rock Select Sale, selling at the Wilson Sales Arena, Uxbridge, Ontario. Reg.. Class., O.D.H.1.C. Tested, Free Listed. One Excellent, 7 Very Good, featuring North Star Marquo Pansy (Ex) with éy 345d 21932 913 4.16 per cent (174-194) fresh in Sept. and milking 90 Ib., selling with 3 daughters including the Ist Jr. 2 year old at Ontario Cty. Show 1986, proj. at 168-207 by Astro Jet. A (VG) Nugget with 4y (173-203) from a VG Dam and selling with her RED Aug./86 heifer calf by Tri. ple Threat, a RED Enhancer: st 2 year old at Lindsay Exhibition 1986 selling with her RED July/86 heifer calf by a son of Triple Threat, a (VG) Stylist fresh in Sep. and testing 5 per cent from VG Dam with 207-235, 2nd Dam (Ex-3*-6-ET), 3rd Dam (VU), a Dec./84 Starlite due in May to Valor from VG Tempo Dam with 164-208, 2nd Dam Is (VG) full sister to Telstar. A group of fancy young cows selling fresh at sale time as well as a deep pedigreed group of bred and open heifers. Followed by the Wilson's Christmas Bonus Sale including fresh and close Reg. and Grade cows and heifers. Sale and sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions Lid. Unbridge, 416-852-35M. 2 Auction Sales | BUD HAYNES, Canada's oldest established Gun Auctioneers, Red Deer, Alberta. We hold gun sales on regular basis with buyers and consignors across Canada. Call 1-403-347-5855. Next sale Dec. 6, 1986. THURSDAY NOVEMBER 27 SALE TIME: 6:00 P.M. Appliances, Furniture & Antiques Large auction sale of appliances, fur- niture & antiques, the property of R. ZIMMERMAN, R.R. 5, Sunderland, sell- ing at the Wilson Sales Arena, Uxbridge, Ontario including Moffat fridge, Admiral stove, McClary auto washer and dryer, dehumidifier, chesterfield and chair, cof- fee table and end tables, Queen size waterbed, double bed, 7 piece kitchen suite. NOTE; Above furniture and ap- pliances are only 14 months old and in ex- cellent condition. Also 8 piece Andrew- Malcolm dining room suite, dresser, chest of drawers, baby cradle, antique love seat, wash stand, Harvest table, blanket box, Tiffany table lamp, brass "lamps, Elgin wall clock, 4 French doors with etched glass, filing cabinets, desk, stroller, gas barbecue, quantity of. dishes, large quantity of garden tools, electric floating fountain for fish pond, able basketball stand, life jackets, tite chain saw, 5 HP snowblower, plus many other items. Sale managed and sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions Ltd., Uxbridge 416-852-3524. SATURDAY NOVEMBER 2¢ SALE TIME: 11:00 AM. Auction sale: Brooklin Community Centre, Cassels Road East, Hwy. 7 & 12- for the antique lovers on your Christmas list - we have a partial estate from Oshawa, plus selected items. Included is a P.E.|. ple cupboard, 8 drawer Harvest table, pine wardrobe, 6 Pressback chairs, combination oak china cabinet and desk, selection of dressers, vanity, large oak ice-box, bonnet chest, selection of washstands, blanket boxes, jam cup- board, rocking chairs, stacking oak bookcases, ladies' desk, parlour tables, oak dining table, candle stand, wicker, brass and iron beds, 2 piece cupboard, ice-cream parlour table and chairs, high chair, spinning wheels, 6 mahogany chairs, antique clocks, hooked rugs, quilts, crocks, 4 antique telephones decoys, gramaphone, butter churn, cradle, rocking horse, old toys and dolls, 2 sleigh robes, oil lamps, postcards, granite ware, pictures, china and glass etc. Partial listing only. Preview 9 a.m. Terms cash, Visa or approved cheque. Auctioneer Earl McKinnon 655-3526. who constitute the dance commit- tee, snatch up the best D.J.'s to en- sure the music we like to hear at dances. Our annual Christmas Semi-formal will take place on Fri- day, December 5. 'Jenifer Philpott and Stephanie Smith of Foreign Child did so well on money collections, they are con- sidering supporting another child and maybe, just maybe, an entire family. Student Promotions -- Lori Chap- man and Molly Morris -- are behind the selling of school rings, jackets, shorts, socks, etc...etc. A new, hot item coming up are Rebel rugby shirts in red, grey, and white. Sandra Liston, Jeff Oke and Mark Stokes hold the difficult and time- consuming position of Student In- volvement. They plan our dress-up days, our assemblies, our initiation, our float (keep your eye out for it in the Santa Claus Parade), and our Spirit Week (which is occuring all this week). Music committee, Vicki Rensink and Caren Turner, inform the Coun- cil of the music department, that vast empire comprising in- struments and voices. PPHS is famous or its musical abilities, be it Senior Wind or Swingsation, Jazz- merize or Vocal Jazz Two. School Letters are determined by Sharon Jons and Denise Donneral. This is a form of recognizing students who excel in academics, sports, and other school activities. These outstanding students are awarded at the end of the year, with a letter ""'P" crest (for "Port Perry High School" of course). Lisa James and Kari Townshend have, since summer, been planning our At-Home prom. The atmosphere will be "Fantasic" and couples will immediately be enchanted by a world of lords and ladies, unicorns and dragons. Annette Foster and Jennifer Fowler are our main mode of adver- tizing Theytoil for hours over pieces of poster paper, amid clouds of marker furres, just to remind the school of future events with colour- ful and inventive signs. The Fundraising Committee, "PORT PERRY ANTENNA Parts & Labour Guaranteed. Ask about our Christmas SPECIALS Call ... 985-8837 or after 3:00 P.M. call collect: 705-748-6809 All Calls Returned. REIKI Free Public Lecture 7:30 P.M. - Thurs., Nov. 27 at HEARTLAND 350 Simcoe St., Prince Albert REIKI - Science of universal WS energy; modern tool x. for self-healing, trans- : formation, stress re- SF lease & family support. Seriors -- Nov. 28, 29, 30 FIRST DEGREE - $200 Fri 7.10 pm; Sat. 930-1 pm | Sun. 9:30-1 pm SECOND DEGREE -- $500 Sat 4730 pm , Sun. 3530 pm. & 7.10 pm TEACHER B Wark MBA Rerhs Master Teacher cerhiied by the Amercan Int | Rash Association INFORMATION: Manresa Seleld 16) 985.8228 Sema Advance Deposd $50 00 -- Thamh You PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, November 25, 1986 Laura Dobson and Alicia Boutilier (myself), just terminated a hectic two-weeks of selling stuffed animals. The animals should be in at the beginning of December. Other campaigns included carnations for Valentine's Day and chocolate bars in spring. The money raised is put into the Council treasury for use in benefitting the school. Winter Carnival '86 will be run by Andrea Carnegie, Pam Phiipott, and Pam th. The theme is "Fun in the Sun" and one their nifty ideas is the dating game. The yearbook editors are also a part of the Executive Council. At this very moment, Chris Solar and PPHS Mandy Martin are designing a book destined to be a best seller in PPHS halls, a book which will be around for years to come, a book never forgotten. All other duties which do not fit in an executive members category are passed on to the President's Coun- cil. This group is also the helping hand to any member with a par- ticularly heavy work load. And last, but not least, are our class representatives. These students are elected at the beginn- ing of each school year by their classmates to represent the class at meetings and to inform the class of events., Let's hear it for Council! Now, that's excitement Yow! Mouth agape, a young lad hurls himself over a man-made jump at the high school hill in Port Perry. he Ca Hig NYY REDLENLY Fi 10% Off All BOOKS Hardcover - Novels - Childrens' Books SANTA SPECIAL Saturday, Nov. 29th 10 AM. to 4 P.M. the ATRARRARSAAT AR