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TT * : A picture may be worth 1,000 words but the words were worth a lot more during re- cent speech competition in area schools, in- cluding R.H. Cornish. The finalists of the Cornish contest were (left to right) Max Daigle, Jody Luke and Natalie Rodway. See story for details. UCW ladies get together Mystery Supper coming Prince Albert Area News by Earline Armstrong The ladies of Prince Albert UCW met at the home of Pat Love on Wednesday evening Feb. 8. Nineteen ladies and 1 guest were present. Norma Robinson our president opened with a prayer. Devotion was done by Sheila Dantzer, Grace Beacock and Noreen Crosier. '"'Venture in Mission" was their theme. Jane Litt our guest of the evening showed a film on "Venture in Missions", and gave a short talk. A short dis- cussion followed this film. Grace Beacock thanked Jane on behalf of the ladies and pre- sented her with a gift. After the offering was gathered Noreen Crosier read a prayer. Hymn 358 was sung to end devotion. The roll call was - answered with a verse from the Bible with the word "Love" in it. Business was short with a thank you letter from Operation Scugog, and a reminder of World Day of Prayer on March 2 and please remember Feb. 14 is our Mystery Sister supper at 6:30 at the church. Lunch was served by Mary Williamson, Ilean Pugh and Diana Brough. See you all again on March 14 at 8 o'clock. Congratulations to Roy and Dorothy Hope they got a new grand- daughter, Ann and her husband had a girl on Thursday, Feb. 9 at the Port Perry Hospital. GUARANTEED INVESTMENT CERTIFICATES -- Annual Rates -- 2 YEARS 3 YEARS 4 YEARS 5 YEARS 2 YEARS 3 YEARS 4 YEARS 5 YEARS -- MORTGAGES BOUGHT & SOLD -- Rates subject to change without notice. Call the office for more information. SCUGOG FINANCIAL SERVICES 250 QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY PHONE 985-3832 All Members of Canada Deposit Insurance Corp Scott and Sylvia Lindsay celebrated their 52nd wedding anniversary on Thurs. Feb. 9. Their friends and the staff at the nurs- ing home helped them do it up in fine style with a cake and all. Congrat- ulations you two, from your Prince Albert friends. Regular euchre on Thursday, Feb. 9 saw 11 tables filled at the Prince Albert Hall. Ladies high went to Bernice Wells, seconds was Pearl Gostick and low was Marlene Skinner. On the men's side, high was Richard Manns, second was Robert Aird and low was Jim Gibson. Come on out next Thurs. Feb. 16 and have some good fun at cards, see you at 8 sharp. Lyn Sparling, Presi- dent of the Prince Albert Youth Group was honoured Saturday eve- ning Feb. 11. Friends, members of the club and alummae held a surprise party for Lyn to celebrate her birth- day and mandatory HG BRR El retirement from the P.A.Y.G. Past presi- dent, Sandra Blakney presented Lyn with a plaque, honouring her 40 years service and inducted her into the over the hill club. In coming president, Jean Skerratt was sworn in and presented with her badge of office. Well, Lyn Happy Birth- day from all Prince Albert. No matter what side of the hill, hope it was happy. Sorry to report that Mabel Strong is in Port Perry Hospital. Better health wishes to you Mabel from all your Prince Albert friends. Word arrived of the passing of a former village fellow - Mr. Clarence Jeffrey of Regina, Sask. We offer our sympathy to brothers, Arthur, Albert, Howard and Grant, from all Prince Albert friends. Happy Birthday to Esther Clodd. She cele- brated another birthday on Sat. Please call Ilean Pugh with your news next week at 985-2146 and Monte Carlo HAIR FASHION 11 WATER STREET PORT PERRY 985-3684 Anniversary _ SERVICES: Tues , January 3rd through Saturday, February 18th 1984 ~ CLOSED MONDAYS -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tues. February 14, 1984 -- 1§ Phones, height, nerves, public speakers subjects On Tuesday, Feb. 7th, the Grade 7 and 8's at R.H. Cornish took part in the Intermediate Public Speaking Com- petition. After all the students prepared and delivered their speeches in their own classes, finalists were chosen for the annual competition in the gym. Thirteen students said their speeches in front of 350 intermediate students. The finalists for Grade 8 were Jody Luke, Mike Bosley, Natalie Rodway, Jeff Oke, Lesley Biffin, Charlene Daigle and Mark McMillan. The finalists for Grade 7 were Max Daigle, lan Smith, Chi Diep, Gloria Wilson, Sharon Jones and Julie Young. The judges for the competition were Mrs. Diane Lackie from Port Perry High School, Mrs. Judy Luke, a familiar supply teacher at our Call about chest pain If you have chest pains and they persist, get to a doctor without delay. St. John Ambul- ance says it's better to be checked out for a false alarm than to suffer a h~art attack. St. John Am. ulance teach- es cardio pulmonary resuscitation to the standards of the Canadian Heart Found- ation. school and Mr. Dwayne Darlington, our Arts and Science teacher. 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