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Reunion was a great success PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, July 7, 1987 -- 13 Wrapping up a job extremely well done After 18 months of work, the com- mittee of Port Perry High School Reunion 87 met to tie up the details and assess the results of the project. Originally starting with no finan- cial resources other than their own contribution, they were given a tremendous boost when donors _ Lloyd and Marion Lee, both former students, made available a sum of $3,000. This generous assistance made it possible for the group to get a good start and to expand on the early plans. This generous gesture was a big factor in ensuring the suc- cess of the outcome. Feeling very gratified with the results of the work, the group was also aware that only the attendance GUARANTEED INVESTMENT Annual Rates and participation of so many former students, teachers and other friends of P.P.H.S. made it such a great event. They also recognized the assistance given by the community and the coverage in the Port Perry Star. The memory book and the halls were appreciated by many reunion participants as wonderful momen- tos of the occasion. Very few of these items are available and anyone wishing to obtain such a souvenir should call Barbara Carnegie at 985-3651. The book will also be available at the Port Perry Star and any remaining copies will be on sale at Bahamas Festival Days weekend. CERTIFICATES Monthly Rates 9 5/8% 9 7/8% 10 1/8% 10 1/2% 2 YEARS 3 YEARS 4 YEARS 5 YEARS 9 3/8% 91/2% = -- MORTGAGES BOUGHT & SOLD -- "Rates subject to change without notice. Call the office for information SCUGOG FINANCIAL SERVICES 250 QUEEN STREET -- PORT PERRY PHONE 985-3832 All Members of Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation WOOD LUMBER CO. | (Ontario) LTD. 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They hope that Members of the Port Perry High School Reunion Committee, the people who worked so hard for 18 months organizing the very suc- cessful event held June 26-28 which brought some 3,000 former students and teachers if anyone was overlooked it will be uriderstood as an oversight and that the effort of the many many people was greatly appreciated. With the funds remaining after ex- penses are met the committee plans to present Port Perry High School together. Front from left: Jeanne Jackman, Barb with a lasting gift that will com- memorate the reunion. The commit- tee will meet with school staff ear- ly in September to decide on an ap- propriate use of the money. Carnegie, Jim Burnett, Karen Faux, Nancy Mac- Millan. Back row, from left: Barb Bradbury, Carol Wilbur, Richard Carnegie, Muriel McMaster, Mary Lou Burnett and Charlie Pavlik. Absent from photo are Paul Arculus and Pauline Pavlik. Crowd thoroughly enjoyed the Canada Day fireworks Prince Albert and Area News by Earline Armstrong Bill and I had the pleasure of viewing the fine fireworks display in Port Perry on Wednesday evening. ~-- You did a splendidjob and judging by the crowd I am not the only one to think so. Keep up the good work. I wonder if the Hurd Street gang were there to pick up some tips. Clayton and Pat Love have returned home after a 3 week motor trip to the west. Enid and Herb Puckrin of Sunderland joined them. While in British Columbia "The Loves' attended a reunion of the Toronto Western .Hospital Nurses which was held at the Lake Okanagon Resprt-Hotel in ~ Kelowan, British Columbia. They also took time to visit relatives in Edmonton, Vagreville and Fort MacCloud, Alberta. If you bought a ticket for the July 2 draw for the Port Perry Lawn Bowling Club and were wondering who won, well the Quilt went to Clara Martyn, the chair to Mabel Rowland of Scarborough (she is Ruby Beares sister) and Fred Garassher of Oshawa won the flower hanger. Congratulations to you all. Belated "Happy Birthday" wishes to Earl Martyn on Friday Ju- ly 3 and to John Brough and Mar- jorie Chambers who celebrated on Monday July 6. - Sympathy to Pearl Gostick, whose sister Maude Crawford passed away on Wed. and the funeral was on Fri- day July 3 from the Armstrong Funeral Home in Oshawa. Ilean Pugh and her mom, Pearl Gostick attended. Thursday evening July 2 saw twelve tables of euchre filled at the Prince Albert Hall. Ladies high went to Ilean Pugh, second was Daisy Sellers and low was Elva Kydd and the mens high was Clarence Butson, second was Phyllis Clarke and low was Murray Geer. Lucky draw prizes went to Velma Ross and Berniece Weels. See you again on July 9- 8:00 p.m. sharpe. Kelly Shave over on Union St., she and Melissa Godly are off to - England for 3 weeks. Julie Ginter and her mom held a party for Kelly 'on Wednesday - Canada Day. While Kelly is in England, Andrew is up in North Bay visiting his dad. Just think Heather all that spare time. Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Bennett of Lindsay, Ontario visited Heather and Eric Parrish on Friday. By the way Heather and Eric - heiyed "Happy Anniversary greetings," June 30. We wish to "Welcome" to Prince Albert Mr. and Mrs. David Outram and Jessica and Colin. they have moved into 182 Simcoe St. and they left Bowmanville to join us. Mr. and Mrs. Clint Chambers were at the Harmony United Church in Oshawa on June 27 to attend the wedding of Barbara Sillen and Kurt Gra gpen Elizabeth Rayfield from St. - Eugene, Ontario spent last weekend with her brother and his wife Mr. and Mrs. Dave McCullogh on Quaker Rd. Rae McCullogh from Cobourg was also home for the big high school reunion. Belated 'Happy Birthday" to Vic Larocque - he was 75 years old on June 30. Your favourite girl told me this Vie. Family and friends of Tom Olsen gathered at the Prince Albert'Hall ~ on Friday evening July 3 fora Jack and Jill Shower for he and his bride- to-be Susan Newhook of Nova Scotia. Then on Saturday night the boys gave Tom a stag party at the Scout Hall in Port Perry. Also guests at Fred and Aileens on the weekend were Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Olsen of Niagara Falls and Mr. and Mrs. Denis LaMonde of Toro Sympahty goes out to Murray Coates and family in passing of Clara on Friday. And to the family of Florence Jeffrey who also pass- ed away on Friday. Florence had been a widow since 1934 when she lost her husband who was only' 34. She raised 5 children and had lived at one time in Prince Albert on the Love farm. Philip Beacock spent the weekend with his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Les Beacock. Oh yes, Happy Birthday to Elec- ta Vance - she was another year older on Friday July 3. 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