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18 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, June 12, 1990 Group buses to see Guys & Dolls aa BY FLORE The Eleanor Knight Group ot the Women's Chrissie McKinney, Brooklin, last Tuesday evening. In the absence of the president, vice-president Muriel Fisher chaired the meeting. Bernice Gardner was in charge of the wor- ship. The meeting opened with the singing of 'Christ for the World We Sing." Scripture reading, St. Mark, Chapter 16, verses 9-15 was read by Bernice. Meditation was titled "Sophies Prayers,' follow- ed by prayer. "Jesus Shall Reign" was sung. Chrissie con- cluded our study on Africa. A lovely lunch was served by our hostess. The Ladies Bible Class will meet on Wednesday afternoon at 2 p.m. at the home of Bernice Gardner. Jim and Elaine Ewing from Orangeville visited with Elaine's parents, Theo and Joan Knight last Sunday. Doug and Florence Ashton visited with Mrs. Ruth Purdy, Orangeville, last weekend. / Rev. McEntyre's sermon fast Sunday was titled "Spiritual Burn Out" choosing as his text, Job 7, verse 4. Next Sunday's sermon will be "They were called Chris- tians."" Morning worship each Sunday morning at 11:15. Everyone welcome to join with us. Brooklin Horticultural Socie- ty will hold their iris show at Burns Church Hall on Monday evening, June 18. Several in the area enjoyed a two day bus trip to Kitchener and Stratford last week, enjoying the musical "Guys and Dolls" at Stratford Theatre. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR > The Star encourages our readers to make use of the letters: to the editor column to express their opinions. and vi 5 about any subject, as we feel a lively letters column helps make a better community newspaper. We insist, however, that all letter writers sign their name. Sorry, no anonymous letters will be printed. ints on just ELECTIONS Jasin and HER 20% 2a Tr A reading Incentive program ER was implemented at Port Perry High School this year. Sen- lor students tutored their junior counterparts and awards were presented recently. Pic- tured above are (junior students) Steve Williamson, Francis Willlamson, Esther Valsanen, Cara Utnans, Steve Slade, Rhonda Prohaska, Michelle Mitchell, Adam Johnson, Mike Hep- burn, Rick Faber, Mike Colbarry, Rob Bradley, James Ashton, (senior students) Stephanie Toway, Cindy Tober, Tammy Pottery, Shannon Porter, Christy-ann Osbourne, Lesley John- son, Nancy Imperial, Mike Green, Brenda Farmer, Cherrie Evans, Brenda Elford, Michelle Bowmans and Leslie Benns. Also pictured are teachers Cath (Please see story for details.) y Chilton and Penny Maring. Reading incentive tutor program at Port High A group of Port Perry High School students were recently rewarded for a job well done. Off SWEATERS 30% Off | TOP COATS With the purchase of ... Sports Jacket & Slacks receive a FREE SHIRT & TIE During the course of tue school year, senior students have tutored their junior coun- -terpartsin reading skills. At the beginning of May a reading incentive program was set up by the reading tutor pro- gram staff advisors Cathy Chil- ton and Penny Maring. The program involved the students selecting a book at a higher reading difficulty than their course outlined. After completing the book, the student -- with the help of their tutor -- worked on pro- jects. But the projects were not regular book reports. Instead, the students had the chance to pick an activity relat- ing to the book. One of the activities included taping noises that related to the book's theme. i As part of the incentive pro- gram, each student received an award at the end of the pro- gram. The peer tutors ap- proached local merchants who donated prizes for the students. Businesses participating in the incentive program include Luke's Country Store, Square Boy, Northern Clothing Com- pany, Images, Sportsland, Cine-Max Video, Katy's Sweet Treats, Books Galore and More, Play It A Game, David's Hair- styling, Pineridge Sports, and Dimitris. This was the first year PPHS has implemented the program and although Mrs. Chilton said there are some wrinkles to work out, she is hopeful the pro- gram will continue next year. June 1-7, 1990 Admitted......... eaters nsieervestans 29 Birth8......c.onvpininnnvnes San HRY. Deaths................ 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