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. v IRIEL Le I Double dose of news this week! Prince Albert and Area News by Earline Armstrong No Prince Albert news last week eh! Well you will get a double dose this week. Ilean and Merv Pugh were in Trout Creek for the long weekend with Ivan and Linda. On returning home Monday they had Dennis and Laureen waiting for them. Dennis and Laureen are all the way up from Royal Oak, Michigan. Brenda McKinnon and two children of Stirling Ontario spent Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Armstrong and Mr. and Mrs. Brian Armstrong and family. Happy Birthday to Eric Parrish on Tuesday, Oct. 21, Eric lives over on Union Street. Don't forget to smile and wish him a good day. And Lisa Margaret McClure- Happy Bir- thday to you on Thursday, Oct. 23. Norma Robinson and Lorraine Andrews attended the U.C.W. Presbyterial Regional meeting in Oshawa on Tuesday evening Oct. 14. Congratulations to the bride and groom Mr. and Mrs. Mike Andrews who were married on Saturday, in the Prince Albert United Church. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Andrews and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hope were in at- tendance. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dayes just back from England were dinner guests on Thanksgiving Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Andrews and girls. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Dayes and family were also there to enjouy the feast. The Couples Club from Prince BUSINESS DIRECTORY PLUMBING SERVICES BOB GOODMAN PLUMBING R.R. 3, Port Perry 985-7758 New Installations - Repairs Rebuild All Types of Water Pumps Older Homes - Our Specialty CALL TODAY FOR "FREE" ESTIMATES & FAST NEIGHBOURLY SERVICE. SCUGOG PLUMBING & HEATING 3.0. 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LOB 1EO Scugog Transmission Sales REBUILTS - EXCHANGES - REPAIRS 6 MONTH OR 10,000 KM WARRANTY sTs 985-2420 RALPH RAINES JIM'S AUTO SERVICE 986-0116 _ (formerly Brenda's Esso (416) 986-0055 Albert enjoyed a great Halloween party on Saturday evening Oct. 18th in the Prince Albert Hall. The com- mittee which existed of Keith and Sara Elliott, John and Peggy Bredin and Sharon and Gerrit Versluye did a splendid job of decorating. Congratulations to Lila and Charlie Clarke on celebrating another wedding anniversary. I lost count when those two hit 49 years, 80 I don't know what the count is now. And Lillian and Albert Harper, our best to you on your recent wed- ding anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Sandy Moore were in Little Britain on Saturday, atten- ding the wedding of Darlene Ferguson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ferguson. Sorry to hear that Jack Holtby is still in Oshawa PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, October 21, 1986 -- 39 Hospital. Come on Jack, we need you here. And I hear that Marilyn Beacock is just out of hospital in Oshawa. Keep improving Marilyn, and all the best from us here in ° Prince Albert. Don't forget the Beef Sapper this coming Sunday, Oct. 26 and please come do your part in the kitchen. The whole Beacock gang were home on Thanksgiving Day for. mom to feed. Belated birthday greetings to Hazel Brooks, she was all smiles on Thursday, Oct. 16 and staying with Hazel - nice going Kandice on win- ning the big prize at Brocks Depart- ment Store -- You Lucky Duck! It was an all women's choir at the United Church in Prince Albert on Sunday. They sang "This Man of Galilee' and I am told they did a super job. While the ladies were singing, the Sunday School was out raking leaves and learning the meaning of helping. Pearl Gostick, lean Pugh, Bonnie and Laurel Solomon were in Toron- to on Sunday visiting Gordon Gostick who is greatly improved after 3 months of hospital days. Euchre at Prince Albert Hall on Thursday night saw 11 tables filled. Ladies high was Velma Ross, se- cond was Phyllis Clark and low was Mary Poots. Over on the mens side, Mary Williamson showed them how to do it, Murray Geer was second and low was Carl Gimblett. See you again on Thursday, Oct. 23 at 7:30. Please phone llean Pugh with your news next week at 985-2146. Still time to design a costume Greenbank and Area News by Betty Stone There are still a few days left to prepare costumes for the Halloween Party to be held at Greenbank Hall on Monday, October 27th, from 1:00 to 3:00 p.m. There will be a puppet show, lots of games, prizes and good food to eat, so children 10 years of age and younger, do come and join the fun. Admission will be $1.00 per child or $3.00 per family of three or more children. Parents of children planning to register for skating lessons in Sunderland, please be reminded that registration takes place on Monday, November 3, at 4:00 p.m. at the arena. Anyone wishing to discuss car-pooling or information about Sunderland Skating Club may call Anne Downey, 985-8897. Greenbank Hall Committee wishes to announce that the old church pews mentioned in last week's column have all been sold! There will be a Community Hall & Park Board meeting at the hall on Thursday, October 23 at 8:00 p.m. "There will be some discussion about use of Council grants as well as other current business. Everyone is welcome to attend. Helen McKean and Muriel Gibson enjoyed the tapeing of the Tommy Hunter Show on Friday night. Mr. and Mrs. Don McKean had dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Shadlock of Milliken on Sunday. 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Guest speaker, Shelley Wright, who represented the Bay of Quinte Conference in a delegation of ten women visiting Korea for 5 weeks in 1985, delighted old and young alike with a report and stories of her visit there. At the time of writing this column, news of sick folk of our community is as follows: Doug Dusty is recuperating from an appendec- tomy and is in Port Perry Hospital. John Cook is improving slowly after having suffered a heart attack last week and Franklin Phoenix is also improving and expects to be home very soon. Ladies, do remember that Wednesday, November 5 at 12:30 p.m. is the time to attend the U.C.W. dessert luncheon at Greenbank Church. Guest speaker will be ven- triloquist, Mrs. Buelah Buchwald of Oshawa. Anyone having news items for next week's column, please call 985-7712. Island (From page 27) from regular ministry is like most retired people, busier than ever. We remembered him taking an Annual Service at the Museum Church at the Head. No wonder he is so busy with so much enthusiasm and wit. After the service, of course, there was the usual social hour with refreshments. Next Sunday the guest speaker will be Rev. McIntosh of Oshawa. The next Coffee Hour will be at Port Perry United - November 5 from 9:30 a.m. to 11:30 and the guest speaker will be Shirley Brawn and many of us remember her meetings when her husband, Rev. Brawn was the minister. Some of us missed our rosy apples on Saturday. Maybe, since it was such a nice day, the boys ran out of apples or there weren't enough boys or drivers to cover the increased number of homes. However the response was good. Thanks to all who helped. We are pleased to hear that Bon- nie Gerrow will soon be returning home after her successful surgery in Toronto. We trust that Yvonne Appleton will soon be feeling better too.