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122nd anniversary for Prince Albert Church Prince Albert and Area News by Earline Armstrong There was a fair crowd at the Prince Albert Church on Sunday to celebrate their 122nd anniver- sary. The choir sang "I would like to Know" and '"Trust and Obey'. A fine job indeed. Rev. LePage chose for his sermon Keeping in Faith - Sharing in Faith. Don't forget the beef supper on Oct. 23, tickets are available from Shirley - Hunter. Saturday evening, Sept. 17, relatives from Scotland, Peter- borough, Bowmanville and local areas were invited to Bill and Joan Jeffrey's in Greenbank to celebrate their parents, Grant and Elva Jeffrey, fifty years of marriage. The Free family also assisted in the plans for this hap- py event. Congratulations Grant and Elva from all of us in Prince Albert. } Mrs. Alexina McCullough and her son Rae from Cobourg en- joyed a 4 day visit to Vankluek Hill visiting Alexina's brothers, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace McCrea and Mr. and Mrs. Callum McCrea * and other friends and relatives in the community 'Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Jones on becoming grandparents again - its a girl for Russell and Terri Jones. She ar- rived on Wednesday, Sept. 21 and weighed 71bs., 3 ozs. She has the name of Leah given to her. Nice going Russell and Terri. Keep up the good work! . Sympathy to the relatives of Jim Hope who passed away on Saturday morning, Sept. 24. For many years Jim lived in an old - house where Earl Martyn has how built his new one. * Mr. and Mrs. H. Swain and Mr. and Mrs. J. Bradburn were din- ner guests with Les and Grace Beacock on Wednesday evening. Congratulations to Tillie and Bill Dickinson on the 40th wedding anniversary last Sunday. See you on your 50th from all of us at No to free trade debate Durham Region council has decided not to jump into the free trade debate. At the meeting September 21, the council voted 20-9 to ignore a request for support from Toronto City council on a resolution op- posing the free trade agreement be- tween Canada and the United States. The Toronto City council is asking municipalities with popu- lations over 50,000 for support of its resolution which condemns the agreement and asks that national opinion on free trade by sought through a federal election. Regional councillors, includ- ing Scugog's Lawrence Malcolm opposed to supporting the resolu- tion, argued that while the free trade agreement is vitally impor- tant to the country, it is not a mu- nicipal issue. And some suggested that if municipalities start getting in- volved in national issues, the fed- eral government might start get- ting involved in issues that are the domain of the municipalities. Two regional councillors with ties to the New Democratic Party, - argued that the council should support the Toronto resolution. Brian Nicholson (Oshawa) and Tom Edwards (Whitby) said free trade is a particular importance to Durham with its large manufactur- ing sector, and the council should take a position of opposition to the agreement. TTT EE one rm rT m--m----m--m-- Prince Albert. Bill and Thelma Dennison from Gananoque spent the weekend with Merv and Ilean Pugh. Euchre on Thursday evening, Sept. 22 saw 13 tables filled. Ladies prizes went to Bernice Daniels, Myrtle Gimblett and Bet- sy Staniland and the men they let the ladies take over prizes went to Rachel Harper, Carl Gimblett PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, September 27, 1988 -- 19 and Mary Williamson. Draw prize winners were Ruby Bryant and Mary Williamson. Please come out on Sept. 29 for the next card party, come on men we need you. 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