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¢ -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, Jan. 15, 1985 Couples Club off to bowling alley | Prince Albert Area News by Earline Armstrong The Couples Club of Prince Albert are off to - the bowling alley in Port Perry on Saturday, January 19th to try their luck at strikes, spares and misses. I got some late Christmas news this week, we never like to leave anyone out, so here goes- Mr. Howard Jef- - fery enjoyed Christmas with his children at his son John's in Port Perry. Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Beacock and Philip join- ed the Allison clan in Blackstock on December 30th for a late Christmas. The Prince Albert U.C.W. met on Wednes- day, January 9th in the church basement, 18 ladies answered the Roll Call. Thank you notes were read from Larry Glasgow, Sylvia Lind- say, Elizabeth Werder, the Friendly Visitors Group and Merle Mur- phy. The Mystery Sister is coming up in February, so be on guard for that. The treasurer's report showed a very good year. Devotional done by Florence Smith and Catherine Daigle- all about the New Year. A new executive takes over in February, so new lunch groups and new Devotional groups are to be drawn up. Lunch was "served by Janet Vernon, Sylvia Lindsay and An- drea Jones. Please come out on February 13th, at 8 in the church basement and bring a friend - it's a good Valentine deed. Mr. and Mrs. Sandy Moore joined the rest of the Ashton clan on January 6th at Larry Ashton's in Oshawa -- | think to celebrate San- dy's birthday, but little is known on this fact, could have been New Years too. Peggy Bredin took Elizabeth and Heather to the O'Keefe Centre in Toronto on January 5th, to see "The Nut- cracker." The girls and mom really enjoyed it. Now if you "haven't '85 FARMING FRONTIERS...A SHOW OF SAVINGS FROM JOHN DEERE seen Peter up at the store, well there is a good reason, he has been in Toronto at Women's Col- lege Hospital undergoing an operdtion. Peter got home on Friday, January 11th, and sorry we are late with these wishes. Peter, but good health to you for the rest of 1985. On December 29th, Les and Grace Beacock were treated to an outing by their son Don and his wife Marilyn from Seagrave, Ontario. They toured Cullen Barns in Toronto and Doctors House in Kleinburg, On- tario. The special occa- sion was Grace and Don's birthday. Belated Happy Birthday you two, from Prince Albert. Thursday, January 10th was the weekly euchre at Prince Albert Hall and the prizes went to- Reta Storie, Mary Williamson and Dorothy McCaslen and I am pleased to report the men needed no help from the ladies; prizes went to J. Poots, Carl Gimblett and Joe McCaslin. Please come on Thurs- day, January 17, and Jif lf play euchre at Prince Albert Hall) Jeay Martyn were kept buSy when they had their andchildren Nikki and rendan Martyn spend the weekend with them. Fred and Hazel Brooks were in Oshawa on Sun- day, attending a surprise TOUR of SCOTLAND Birthday party for Hazel's sister, Muriel Budkowski. Deepest sympathy to the Elson family over on Simcoe Street. Mr. Elson passed away suddenly on Saturday morning. God Bless You All Prince Albert sends out sympathy to Sharene Ross and her family in the loss of her grand- father Albert Slute. The Beacocks were very busy over the holidays. They entertain- ed the Holtbys, the Brooks, the Boltons and Moores, the Franklins of . rooklin and the Devitts from Oshawa over. the holidays. Happy Birthday on Monday, January 14th to Morgan Radford on Quaker Road. Morgan was 4 then. Happy Birth- day Morgan from Prince Albert. . Please call Ilean Pugh with your news next week. Call 985-2146. Not an ordinary tour but a ROYAL tour. You will be treated as royalty on a 20-day luxury tour. You will be - residing and dining in castles, stately homes, baronial estates and the Grand Hotels of Britain. Luxury all the way including a comfortable motor coach. The dream of a lifetime: The Edinburgh Tattoo, the Isle of Skye, John O'Groats, Loch Lomond, Loch Ness, St. Andrews, lona, Robbie Burns, Mary Queen of Scots, Bonnie Prince Charlie, Robert Bruce. 14 days in Scotland, 6.days in England including London, Stratford and York. This tour is a once in a lifetime opportunity. It is exclusive, limited to 30 adults and will NOT be offered again. Departure date Wednesday, August 7. The cost of $2850 per person includes air fare, all full breakfasts, full course evening dining, all accom- modation as above, all transportation including ferry boats, Tattoo tickets, theatre tickets, entrance fees, all baggage handling, tips, Blue Cross, flight cancellation insurance and all taxes. In other words, this is a totally carefree holiday. Seniors are cordially invited. This is a leisurely paced, relaxing tour. No children. This tour has been personally arranged by Paul Arculus who will also be your tour guide. For further information, call Paul at 985-3658 CTT | 1 | ill a vv, | vir man We H ave 4 os MOVED! | | n BROOK'S FEED STORE has moved its place of business as of January 7, 1985, from 154 Queen Street, Port Perry to a new and larger facility on Hwy. 7A, just west of Port Perry. (Across from Taylor's Gulf Station) A SHOW OF SAVINGS What's 'A Show Of Savings?" At our Farming Frontiers '85, see fuel-efficient John Deere tractors on display. ..learn why they're fuel misers. Watch on film new tractors and new equipment tailored for minimizing time and labor. Let us show you substantially reduced prices for selected new equipment. This "Show Ot Savings 1s dedicated to you. Come to our FF '85 and ; see how much you can save. Bor We hope our easy access and additional [-- inventory will provide our customers with better service. ONN DEL RE PORT PERRY Tues., January 22 Times: 1:30 & 8:00 P.M. HWY. 7A BROOK'S TAYLOR'S GULF ® FEED STORE U T i C A ¢ ; (New Location) MANCHESTER FARM EQUIPMENT 2 Miles West of Manchester TELEPHONE: 985-3042 or 985-8601 [2%=< Purina