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28 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, March 8, 1988 Movie planned for Sunday School children Prince Albert and Area News by llean Pugh Thursday evening the Com- munity Centre doors were open to welcome the weekly euchre players. Twelve tables were fill- ed. The lucky winners were: Ladies - Grace Manns, Doris Evans, Mary Poots. Men - Richard Manns, Ivan Cochrane and Herb Jones. Lucky draw win- ners: James Emerton, Doris Hill. Better health is wished for some of our euchre friends, Clarence Butson, Gladys Slack who is in hospital in Toronto Mr. and Mrs. T. Cole, Oshawa were recent supper guests with Les and Grace Beacock then on Thursday Mr. and Mrs. L. Devitt of Oshawa enjoyed a meal. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Lehmann have returned home from a two week holiday in Columbia, Sowth America. Glad to report that Earline Armstrong was able to be home for the weekend but will be back in the hospital this week for treatment. Mrs. E. Tullock of Regina, Sask. and Mrs. R. Tullock of Oakville visited all their Beacock cousins on Friday. PORT PERRY KNOBBY'S PIZZA N 150 WATER STREET 985-2225 S Get your meal during Knobby's 1/72 PRICE DEAL Get your large pizza with Up to 3 Items for only ............. 68.50 One Coupon per Pizza. This special runs from 4 to 8 PM Daily from Wednesday, March 9th through Sunday, March 13th/88 OPEN TO 4 AM Thur., Fri., Sat. DELIVERY AVAILABLE. 4 NY 7 4 , (| Vay, = a country Lane | Hwy. 7A & High Street, Port Perry, Ontario "In a democracy, the votes of "the vicious and stupid count. But under any other system they might be running the show." 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Saturday evening dinner guests at the home of Pearl Gostick was son Gordon and Agnes Gostick and granddaughter Patricia of Toronto and Merv and Ilean Pugh. Wednesday evening March 16 will be the annual meeting of the Community Centre. This meeting will be held in the blue room downstairs. The board would welcome any interested people to come at 8 p.m. The monthly meeting of the U.C.W. will meet on Wed. Mar. 9 at 8 p.m. in the church basement. Special guest speaker: Barbara Heimstra from Durham Save a Heart. Topic 'Signs & signals of heart attacks." All ladies of the "community are welcome. Special notice to the Sunday School children for March 13. All childr en to attend at Shirley Hunters on Hurd St. to see a movie called "Caught in Time." If you see Clayton Love downtown having coffee on March 12 be sure and wish him a happy birthday. Call 985-2146 with your news please. -- OBITUARY -- The community of Utica lost a most highly respected citizen on February 4, 1988 in the person of George Edward Mitchell. Fondly known to all as Ed, he was the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. George Mitchell. Born in England, he came to Canada with his parents at an early age. The family lived in Toronto before moving to the 4th Concession of Reach Township where Ed completed his formal education. However, Ed's quest for learning was such that he continued to acquire knowledge in many areas right up until his sudden death. As a carpenter, his work was flawless, George Mitchell and for years to come people will be reminded of Ed, when they open a cupboard or barn door. Ed was an avid reader and a man of great integrity, acquiring con- siderable knowledge in the field of botany. His sense of humour made him a welcome guest in any home. As one person has been heard to say, "I have yet to hear an ill word about Ed Mitchell." Ed will be sadly missed by cousins Jack Heaven and Mary and Eric Williams and a host of friends and neighbours. Spring in- terment will be at Kendall Cemetery, Utica, Ontario. News from Port Perry High School We've earnedabreak by Oliver Delhaise Well it's March Break again Rebels. Officially, one week in which students can get caught up with their assignments, but unof- ficially a time for family trips. Many students have earned a break: the cast of the Port Perry High School Drama Club produc- ed play Games who won two awards in the Drama Festival for ensemble work and best music design (awarded to Dave Kor- subo), the students of the Thurs- day Club, our own group of "ter- rorist comedians' who kept us all enthralled with their morning an- nouncements, and of course, all of the music students who par- ticipated in the Sunderland Music Festival. This year, as always, our school did very well in this important musical festival. The Clarinet Choir took 1st place in its category, as did the Junior Brass Quartet, the Horn Club, the Junior Clarinet Quintet, the Senior Wind Ensemble, and Swingsation, our senior stage band. The Girl's Ensemble placed second, and both the Senior Brass Quintet and Jazzmerize. In other music news, a dance will be held on Friday, April 25 to support two trips planned by the music department: The Senior Wind Ensemble trip to Boston and one by Jazzmerize to Musicfest Canada in Calgary, where last year they won a gold medal. Fun- draising will also be provided by a cabaret at the Town Hall on April 8 and 9 called Jazzmerize & Friends. Tickets can be purchas- ed at the Irwin Smith Muisc Shop, so come Rebels and help the music department, while at the same time enjoying their wonder- ful performance! And buy grapefruit this week. Other trips have also been planned, some during the March Break, others later. A group of grade 13 students are leaving for Florida, while another group of 35 students under the supervision of Mr. Arculus, are packing their bags for an 8 night stay in Merrie Olde England during the break. Yet, another group, under Mr. Talbot's supervision, are prepar- ing for their trip to Gettysburg and Washington from the 23rd to the 26th of April. However, back to local news. Airband signups are this week and judging will be the last week of March. Mark Barkey, in charge of Spirit Week, has decid- ed to stage the events, over a longer period, making them Spirit Days. Featured this year will be an armwrestling tournament, a hat day, a soc hop and music in the cafeteria. But the biggest thing to look for- ward to these next two months, is the At Home. This year the theme is Shangri-La, an Oriental Ex- perience, and this year, the At Home will be opened to the @e Hearin Aid (entre ¢f Port Perry Or E. Mueller's Office - 24 Water St. S_, Plaza. Port Perry, Ontario LOB 1NO general public of Port Perry. Tickets will be $16.00 per couple and will be available at the office. Danielle Cliche, in charge of this extravaganza, has promised some very nice secrets this year, things never before done. The one she let me in on sounds stupen- dous. But, in order to be suc- cessful, the At Home committee will need a great deal of help with decorations. So come out when you hear the announcements, and help make this the best At Home ever!! More news after the March Break! Dennss J Hogan ann Hearing Aid Consultant 985-3003 985-9192 Monthly Rates 10 1/2% 10 1/2% 91/2% 9 3/8% 9 3/4% 9 5/8% 3 YEARS 4 YEARS 5 YEARS - MORTGAGES BOUGHT & SOLD Rates subject to change without notice Call the office for information SCUGOG FINANCIAL SERVICES 250 QUEEN STREET -- PORT PERRY PHONE 985-3832 All Members of Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation