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20 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tues. February 26, 1985 Chicken-pox makes the rounds Prince Albert Area News by Earline Armstrong I hear the chicken-pox are making their round in Prince Albert, the Pereman household over on Hurd Street got paid a visit and poor Melissa is covered with them. Keep 'your chin up Melissa, they don't last long. Fourteen ladies turned out on Wednesday night, February 20th to the Mystery Sister Supper at the United Church, the turkey dinner was A-1, right from the salad to the cherry cheesecake. After filling up, the ladies enjoyed a few games and after a second cup of cof- fee and some tall tales, the happy evening and ~ mystery came to an end. Grace Beacock is not feeling her best at all, now don't phone her or Sex 12 1/4% Interest MEMBER CANADA DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP hb family Trust APPLY TO DON FORDER INSURANCE BROKERS LTD. 30 WATER ST., PORT PERRY - 985-8471 RATES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE IOS Blue 9 f----_] pay her a visit, she needs rest and quiet. Say a lit- tle prayer for her, we all need one of them every once in awhile. Keep smiling Grace, we are all thinking of you. Congratulations to Ed and Kelly Olsen they got a baby girl, Kara arriv- ed Thursday evening, February 21, and weigh- ed in at a healthy 8 lbs. 7% oz., and 1 know Grandpa and Grandma Olsen are tickled pink. Good wishes to you all from Prince Albert. Ten tables of euchre were played at the Prince Albert Hall Thursday evening. Ladies high was Fran Gibson, second was Marion Bell and low was Hazel Plitz and on the men's side high was Owen Gray, second was Anne Manns and Ed Donnelly came in low. See you on Thursday, February 28 at 8 sharp for the next euchre. The church was full on Sunday morning, February 24th at Prince Albert United and they all came to see the unveiling of the new stained glass window, dedicated by Earl and 'Hawaii Night *CONTESTS *GIFT CERTIFICATES *PRIZES *T-SHIRTS & HATS 'PRIZES FOR BEST HAWAIIAN COSTUMES . - - - - anil --- -- -- --_-- J_--l -- -- R-- Bo He ------. ---- -- B-- mo-- Re -- onmm---- Bu -------- P-------- R-------- BE Ru Pam Re -------- R-- -- I -- Qe Be ---- R------------------_-- -------- RN ---- RR A -------- BH ---- ea EA ------------ BR ---- ---------------- A Ba ---------- -- RE EE Jean Martyn. A great many of the Martyn family were there to see this beautiful window with the words "Come on to Me' inscribed on it and to hear Rev. Jackson make his sermon around 'these words. Mary Holt from Port Perry sang a solo and a quartet of Glen 'Jackson, Chuck Willis, Beth Pereman and Jean Martyn sang. Thirty-five of the Mar- tyn clan were back at Earl and Jeans for lun- cheon, coming from Seagrave, Toronto, Oshawa, Islington and Oakwood. One always gets a warm welcome at the Martyns, now I am sure it's going to be just a little warmer in the church on Sundays look- ing at that lovely window dedicated by Earl and Jean. Jeff Robinson has been home all week, it was - winter break time for him from school, but he was back to the books on Monday morning. Dorothy Hargrave from Willowdale, On- tario spent the weekend with her Mom, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Strong. Please call Ilean Pugh with your news next week at 985-2146. Thank you for your support. Do you know where your childrenare? The popular announce- ment often seen on your television may be one of the very important points which is going to be discussed when Con- stable Peter Wraight of the Durham Regional Police comes to the R.H. Cornish Parents Teacher Association's meeting on Tuesday evening, 5th March 1985. The privalence in the past few years of children being molested by adults while on their way to or from school has prompted an in- creased concern in the minds of parents not on- ly in large cities but also in small country towns and villages. In response to this, various police forces have initiated ad- visory services which help warn both parents and children of the "Do's . and Don'ts"' associated with potential child molesting situations. Other groups have started more in-depth programmes which deal with parents and children understanding how to deal with the pro- blems of sexual abuse of children. Such a group, being spear-headed by a local resident, Mrs. Bon- INSTANT PASSPORT PHOTOS By Appointment Only Ready While You Wait. Call the office today. PORT PERRY STAR 235 Queen Street 985-7383 THE DOGGIE SALON Dog Washing & Grooming 19 SUNRISE DR, BLACKSTOCK For Appointment Call: 986-4989 nie Solomon, is hoping to generate support from which the popular "Outreach" programme could be brought to Port Perry and district. If you are concerned about your child's safety and have heard about some of the recent "street-proofing" schemes being pro- moted, come and listen to what the Durham Regional Police has to say and to what "Outreach" is all about. See you in the Library at R.H. Cornish School at 8:00 p.m. on Tuesday, 5th March. Canoe Nonquon committee need more assistance organization meng for Canoe the Nonquon was recently held at the Municipal Of- fices, and although an appeal for help had been made, only four old stalwarts, Claudette Brock, Glen Goslin, Rudi Jammer and Norman Haugen were present. In recent years the committee has lost many of its old-timers culminating in the recent loss of a valuable member Mrs. Sharon Goslin, in a tragic traffic accident - and the Historical Society has been hard-pressed to rind members from its own ranks who are interested in this particular aspect of its activities. What the race committee desperately needs is some new blood. The committee always finds tremendous sup- port from everyone for race day itself. However, this year one or two ad- ditional problems have arisen, such as the loss of the use of the Latcham Centre on race day and registration night. Need- ed are some people who would help with pre-race arrangements such as advertising, canoe raffle ticket sales, last minute scheduling, registration etc. The committee feels that there is a lot of sup- port locally for the IDEA of Canoe the Nonquon. It is a unique Scugog event, and it has a great reputa- tion province - wide in canoeing circles. There 1s really no doubt that the race will run - but there 1s too much to do for the present committee to handle and still enjoy it - many hands make light work, so the saying goes. It is hoped that some more hands will appear at another meeting on March 7 at the Municipal Office at 8:00 p.m. Write it down on your calendar! ROBERT J. ESPEY ss. ..s LAW OFFICES OF RISEN, ESPEY & FARQUHARSON LORD SIMCOE PLACE Suite 1C- 57 Simcoe St. S., P.O. Box 278 OSHAWA, L1H 713-571-3942 (After Hours: 985-9012) TAKE A STEP IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION WITH TAX $ SAVINGS RETIREMENT SECURITY | | ( 1 Why not start saving on your income tax nght away while you prepare for your retirement years? Come talk to us row before the March 1st RRSP deadline. We handle more RRSP dollars than any other Canadian bank. And, you'll find at the Commerce, J RRSP ownership has never been easier. -- 1] EXTENDED HOURS Our Port Perry branch has extended its normal banking hours to 8:00 p.m., Thursday, February 28 and Friday, March 1, for 1984 R.R.S.P. contributions. THE RRSP LEADERS MAKE IT EASY. AT THE COMMERCE. WP» CANADIAN IMPERIAL BANK OF COMMERCE DEADLINE MARCH ist rR PRERT a dG tS cf se ti ic J rb W 0 Cat i i Br asia 3 als So g Rh Raglan gy fn SE Ls Pi Ti Sai Bl ry a wind A LT 0 & wes x 3 Gas Co BARE, EE en a TERR RIOR, pc 4. ERE g % i Ge SR TNE 3 Rr AE) 5 A APM Pb 0) y CAT : so fu = % Fh vs BAAN A aa ra SINE wile SAE ida