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| At UCW meeting How to prevent Prince Albert and Area News by llean Pugh The monthly meeting of the U.C.W. on Wednesday was open- ed by vice-president Linda McMillan with a reading. The Devotion was taken by Bet- ty Deeth, Aileen Olsen and Norma Robinson with the theme '"Heart."" Hymn "'O For A Heart To Praise"was sung. Fifteen ladies answered the roll call with a Bible verse with the word heart in it. Our guest speaker was in- troduced. Mrs. Heimstra had slides and information on how to handle an emergency with heart patients and how to prevent that emergency. Betty Deeth thanked our guest. Hymn "Come Let Us Sing Of A Wonderful Love" was sung. Dorothy Hope read the minutes of the last meeting. Reports were given. The ladies were reminded of the Hospital Auxiliary Spring Fair, April 30th at the Latcham Centre. A C.P.R. course will be held on April 9. More information next week. _ This must be the year for great- grandparents as we have two more in our community. When Earl and Jean Martyn arrived home from a holiday they receiv- ed the great news of a great- granddaughter Tracy Ruby McKeown, daughter of Brenda and Allan of Woodville. i Vic and Minnie Larocque also 'have a great-granddaughter. The parents are Lori and Wayne .Criuckshank who live on Scugog Island. Congratulations to all these happy people. Thursday evening the weekly card party with ten tables. Ladies: Mary Poots, Rachel Harper, Kariann Dale. Men: Harold Burgess, Grant Bright, Pat Norton and Harry tied with low. Lucky Draw, Kay McNenly, Marlene Blain. Lone hand series Ivan Cochrane with 14 lone hands. If you received a calendar in the mail from Sam Cureatz, turn to the month of June and see some of the local ladies at the Strawberry Festival last year. The Community Centre Board would welcome any interested people at the annual meeting on Wednesday, March 16 at 8 p.m. in the blue room downstairs. This is your centre and we need some more interest and ideas. Jim and Minnie Martin have returned from a holiday in Florida. Some are coming home and some going away for holidays. I guess that's what makes the world go round. On Saturday evening Dorothy and Roy Hope, Vivian and Fred Canning and Ilean and Merv Pugh attended the Ronnie Pro- phet Show at Rocky's near Lind- say. A great show. Easter season is approaching very fast and if you want to see the latest fashions. Why not at- tend 'Swing into Spring" at the Port Perry United Church, Tues- day, March 22 or Wednesday the 23rd at 8 p.m. Several stores have tickets. On Sunday Roy and Dorothy Hope had all their family home to celebrate the March birthdays. Granddaughter Leea - March 7, son-in-law Andy - March 13 and grandson Nickolas - March 26. Happy birthday to you all. We are thinking of you Earline as you have another treatment this week. I'm sure Earline would love to hear from her readers. Maybe a card or note sent to R.R.2, Port Perry. Please call 985-2146 with your news. PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, March 15, 1988 -- 29 These students from Cartwright Central School all took first place honours at the Sunderland Music Festival recently. At left Is David Weir, trumpet with a mark of 86; April Brown, clarinet, mark of 86; Christie Corden, clarinet, mark of 86; and Joanne Boyce, French horn, with a mark of 85. Ladies, bring lunch! Community shower plan Seagrave and Area News by Diane Cooke Don't let this sprinkle of snow fool you -- spring is just around ~ the corner, officially arriving this Sunday the 20th!! A community shower is plann- ed for Scott Branton and Susi Huggins on Friday, March 18, 8:00 p.m. at the Seagrave Church. Ladies are asked to bring a luneh. Don't forget everybody -- the Seagrave Beef Dinner is Wednes- day, April 20 with seatings at 5:00, 6:00 and 7:00. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Sturman and boys, of Seagrave Village, enter- tained their daughter Mr. and Mrs. John Coleman, from Whitby, and their daughter Carolynne this past weekend. Also present were Mr. and Mrs. D. Giles and son Christopher of Oshawa and Mrs. Visiting Parliament Hill as guests of Durham-Northumberland's M.P. Allan Law- rence, is a highlight of the annual Ottawa visit for outstanding 4-H Club members sponsored by the Durham Milk Committee. The group attended Question Period in the House of Commons, toured the Parliament Buildings and had lunch with Mr. Lawrence In the Parliamentary Restaurant. In this photo taken at the main en- trance to the Commons Chamber from left are: Debra Van Camp, Blackstock: Wima Benschop, RR 4, Bowmanville; Nancy Green, Blackstock; Mr. Lawrence; Shellley Holliday, RR 2, Blackstock; and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Vice of RR 2, Blackstock who acted as chaperones for this trip. Wilfred Sturman, of Seagrave Village, who very much enjoyed seeing her new great- granddaughter. The Seagrave Minor Ball registration will take place on March 25 (Friday) 6:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m., March 26 and 27, 1:00-3:00 p.m., at the Seagrave Church. Players must be registered by a parent or guardian. The registration fee is $15.00 per player. This will cover the cost of the uniform which the player may keep. Players will be sized during registration. There will be no late registration so if there is a pro- blem, please contact Wayne Ad- dison at 985-8776. Depending on registration numbers the following age groups in teams would be available: T-Ball -- 5-6 -- mixed; Mites -- 7-8 -- mixed; Mites -- 9-10 -- mix- ed; Squirts -- 11-12 -- girls; Squirts -- 11-12 -- boys; Pee Wee -- 13-14 -- girls; Pee Wee -- 13-14 -- boys; Bantam -- 15-16 -- girls; Bantam -- 15-16 -- boys. Mariposa Ladies Group meets next at Pearl Griffins home Wednesday, March 23, 8:00 p.m. Robinglade Women's Group meets next Tuesday March 29, 8:00 p.m. at Marg Bridges home. Members are reminded to take their own mug and $1.00 for the 50/50 draw. The Good Neighbours Group will meet Monday, March 21 at the home of Marilyn Beacock at 8:00 p.m. Happy birthday wishes to Christopher Wilhelm who will be 8 this Tuesday. Happy birthday wishes to Lind- say Kearns who turned 10 last week and a happy birthday to Brian Sturman from family and friends who celebrated his birth- day Monday, March 14. Don't forget, the Boy Scout Paper Drive is Saturday, March 26. Also, the Scout Association is having a fundraising dance, April 9 at the Greenbank Hall. There will be a D.J., cash bar -- for more info. feel free to phone Bet- ty Williams at 985-8563. For those of you travelling this March Break, have a safe, happy holiday and don't forget drivers be extra cautious this week as there are so many children play- ing, running and biking. The Block Parent Association wishes to remind all Block Parents to have your Block Parents sign in a clearly visable spot when you are home and removed when you are out. This is particularly worth remember- ing during the March Break as some children may be spending the days at babysitters homes in an unfamiliar street. Also, after nearly two years! The large Block Parent sign will be put back up this spring on the 12th conc. entering into Rob- inglade Estates. Continued get well wishes from your friends and neighbours to Len Somerville and Doug Edinger. Happy anniversary wishes go out this week to Bill and Ann .Sandiford. Thank you to everyone who called with news and an- nouncements for this week. Please telephone Diane Puckrin if you have any news for next weeks column at 985-2489. SCHOOL SUPPLIES Pencils - Lined Paper -Erasers - Note Books - Math Sets - etc PORT PERRY STAR 235 Queen Street 985-7383 available at the Port Perry Star FAX if your business is in urgent need of sending or receiving important documents or let- ters,we can help! 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