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. T 7 $ Tai LAS Wh" A 30 rs) SLI. Re, LIRAY Zh oA MALTESE BORER SEAUARIIS SH ] PLY PE g FR : 4 va FY) RAT abv hbinr dnt dhadatilnd . A ata Soro NA ols go ob wiv AVL SY TRY £5 PELE (TR AR Se fu News and views from Pr by Earline Armstrong Recent guest of Mr. and Mrs. Les Beacock were Mr. and Mrs. A. Delpa of Rich- mond Hill Ontario. Several from Prince Albert attended. the 80th birthday * party in the ILO.O.F. hall in honour of Mrs. L. Hartin. Congra- tulations Mrs. Hartin from the community of Prince" Albert, Ladies please remember U.C.W. meeting is on Wednesday at 8 o'clock in the church, not the basement but the church and Jean Martyn will be with us showing slides and the date is June 17. Please try and attend. Friday and Saturday June 5 and 6 the Wozney premises on Shirley Road was busy, the U.C.W. held their annual yard and bake sale there and I am told it' was a great success. Congratulations go out to Mr. Albert Jeffery who proudly brought home the championship trophy of horse-shoe pitching from the "'Spring Park Opening Day" held on Saturday June 6 at Seagrave Ontario. Wonder what the horse took home. . The population has increased in Prince Albert and Jack and Shelley Herder are tickled pink over 'their new daughter May Rebecca. Best wishes to you both. May arrived on Monday June 8th. Mr. and Mrs. Doug Murray from Ottawa enjoy- ed a few days visiting her parents Rev. and Mrs. Charles Clarke. Fern has also been busy attending a 25th nurses reunion at Kings- ton General Hospital last weekend. Miss Joan Warren attend- ed the two day Penetecostal Church Conference Retreat at Kingston recently. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Pereman and Mr. and Mrs. Terry Hodgins enjoyed the week end at Delawana Inn in Honey Harbour, they were attending the Men Confer- ence for the Oshawa - Presbyterial. Mr. Clarence Jeffery from Regina Sask. is making his rounds visiting in the area, at present he is with his brother and wife Mr. and Mrs. Howard Jeffery. septic tanks parking * bumpers products. Huntsvi ___of Central Ontario. concrete > lea Since 1952, contractors, public utilities, road builders, home owners and cottagers have been using Brooklin Concrete Long in experience, Brooklin Concrete has a large range of quality products and good dep- endable service. Try us, you will like the way we do business. With four locations to serve you at Brooklin, Newmarket, and Haliburton, our products are available throughout a large part On Saturday, June 6 an army of enthusiastic Young men assembled at church grounds and with paint brush in hand, added a sparkling face lifting to the exterior trim of our church. Several young Prince Albert boys enjoyed camp- ing at Camp Samac last weekend. These boys were associated with Scugog and Manchester Cub Pack. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Martyn along with Mr. and Mrs. Sandy Moore travelled to Victoria Place a week ago Sunday and visited old friends Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lyle. On Sunday June 7th our worship ° service was arranged by members of the United Church Women. President Beth Pereman presided at the pulpit. Scrip- ture read by Dorothy Hope. It was pleasing to see more new choir members. W-= were favoured to have and hear a guest soloist, Mrs. Mary Holt, who was liberal with her lovely voice and was accompanied by organist Eva Hunter. All were happy to have a neigh- bourhood guest speaker Mrs. L. Gifford, whose appropri- ate theme was entitled "Women of the Bible'. Her seriousness blended with humour seemed similiar to a delicious dessert that tasted morish and "easy to swallow". June Bidgood thanked Mrs. Gifford for her time. Offering was gathered by Eileen Hodgins and Catherine Daigle and dedi- cated by Patricia Love. The flowers at the front of the church were from the late Mrs. C. Lukes funeral. Thursday evening it was euchre again at Prince Albert Hall. The ladies took all but one prize, I guess the men were busy haying, got to be some excuse for them. Ladies High - Susie Harris, second Dorothy McDermid and low Mary Williamson. Men's side - High - Caroly Hicks; second- Verna Draper and hats off to Richard Manns he got low. There will be twe more Thursday night euchres then stopped for the summer. So come on guys, see next patio slabs : municipal curb lok-wall iS walk slabs Brooklin Concrete Products Limited Hwy 12, Brooklin, Ont 416-655-3311 Yonge St. Newmarket. Ont 416-895-2373 Hwy. 11. Huntsville, Ont 705-789-2338 , Hwy. 121. Haliburton, Ont. 705-457-1395 Thursday, o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Arm- strong accompanied by Norris Doherty from Cedar Creek road enjoyed Sat- urday in Campbellford attending the 3rd annual Eastern Ontario Steam and Antique show. The annual Martyn picnic was held on Sunday June 14 at Prince Albert hall. Sixty members of the Martyn clan June 18 at 8 ~4at down to dipner. One new Martyn has been added since last year and no death. Plese call Ilean Pugh next week at 985-2146. -The annual Promotion and Attendance Awards Service for the Sunday Schools took place on June 14th at Prince Albert United Church. The guest speaker, Miss Ruth Sokolowsky from the I's Bible Club Movement, was enjoyed by all. The Attendance Awards were presented as follows; Nursery Class: Paul Bidgood - first year; Kyle Brough - first; Elizabeth Anderson - first; Amy Plain - first; Sarah Wanamaker - first and Adam Ross - second year. Kindergarten Misty Andrews - second; Elaine Bidgood - first, Gavin Cochrane - second; Philip Beacock - second; Andrew Pereman - first and Mark Willes - third year. Primary - Holly Clodd- third year; Dana McMillan - fourth year; Carla McMillan - fifth; ichard Brough - second; Tracie Andrews -. fifth; Shawn Plain - first; Bradley Plain - first; _ Michelle Bray - fourth; Jason Cochrane - second; ' ' E A¥¥* LL ary 2 ALE BAL STA AE SL ALAIN oad . . aon ». A - » os Fi Y a ¥ LARA Bi ESR oe AAO SIF RG VY Ahr Vials BT 1 I a BM » Fo P57} "HSCF Bei EL Aa El ars AE J ' PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, June 17, 1981 -- 23 Sarah Anderson - fourth; Mark Andrews-- second. Junior: Aaron Cochrane - second year; Matthew Anderson - fourth, Charlene Daigle - third; Max Daigle - third; Paul Brough - second; Mark McMillan - sixth; Paula Willis - sixth; and Colleen Andrews - sixth year. Intermediate - Janet Bray - sixth year; Don Clodd - fifth year, Angela Clodd - fifth year. Promotions came next with every class growing each year. Promoted from Nursery to. Kindergarten - Adam Ross, Paul Bidgood, Sarah Wanamaker, and Elizabeth Bredin. Kindergarten to Primary - Misty Andrews, Troy Hope, Darrin Hope, Laurie Thompson, Elaine Bidgood, - Mark ince Albert Andrew Pereman, Gavin Cochrane and Suzanne Dearborn. ' Primary to Junior - Carla McMillan, Richard Brough, Tracie Andrews, Shawn Plain, Michelle Bray and Mark Andrews. Junior to Intermediate - McMillan, Paul Brough, Charlene Daigle, Tamara Elliott, Colleen Andrews, Corry Greenwood and Jamie Pearse. Intermediate to Senior - Don Clodd, Angela Clodd, Stephen Dearborn, Shelley Dearborn and Rob Dantzer. After the service we had our picnic at Poplar Park, bringing our Sunday School to a close for another fulfill- ing year. We hope to see all our students back on September 13. Have a good summer! INTRODUCING A NEW SY! FORNEWD A SAFER WAY TO START. SW 7 22, \ ee 2s cvsroasstItsssras, 102100000) a, > BAN iii iin itis Z Z nner e 777 ddd 77 Tl vim gg TS 7 / 7 ] AN or = Ontario introduced the Probationary Driver Licensing System June Ist, 1981, as a new highway safety measure. It's designed to help reduce the high percentage of traffic © violations and accidents by new drivers. Statistics show that in Ontario, new drivers, regardless of age, have accidents and break the traffic laws far more 22/8, 7. G77 (] A 7 L024 % 4 than experienced drivers. The Probationary System is designed to make these drivers more aware of the traf- fic laws for everyone's safety. So, new drivers who ignore the Ministry of Transportation and Communications Ontario James Snow, Minister William Davis, Premier laws, or drive carelessly during the two-year probation- ary period, will have their driver's licence suspended for 30 days when six demerit points have been accumulated. A clean driving record is something to be proud of... but it's up to you. Ld 2% y 3 3 ! hb 5 oo; 7, AN nT - Pres