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22 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, May 2, 1989 Speeches popular at Prince Albert Prince Albert and Area News by Earline Armstrong Open House at the Prince Albert School on Wed. night was very well attended, the gym was packed for the programme put on by the children. Chris Faulkner was my favourite with his speech on "Cynthia Sylvia Stout." Melissa Pereman was also good with her speech on "Walter Ski- ing." The Rythm Band were great for the age level. Prince Albert has a lot of good stuff grow- ing up. Keep up the good work! On Wednesday April 26, from 4-6 in .the_ afternoon, aver, 200 "oe The Bowmanville Kinsmen former students, teachers and principals returned to the Prince Albert School to renew old times and faces. Mr. Tod Becker the first principal in the school in Oc- tober of 1958 was there from Willowdale. Another teacher came from Orillia. Mr. Rutledge from not so long ago was there from Cartwright and Harry Keizebrink (one of my favourites, "he put my 2 in order) was there also. 'The gym was gayley decorated with balloons and - steamers and lots of food for the RADE SHOW At the New Arena Complex MAY 5th, Friday, May 5th -- 5 to 10 PM Saturday, May 6th -- 12 to 8 PM Sunday, May 7th -- 12 to 4 PM '6th, Tth Interest rates are rising everywhere But not at Manley's DANCE SAT., MAY 6th Live Entertainment -- tickets available at -- McGregor Drugs and at the door. Come in to Manley's and $AVE - Drive into spring with low, low interest. HURRY! OFFER ENDS SOON * 68.9% for 24 mos. OAC 7.9% for 36 mos. OAC 8.9% for 48 mos. OAC 76 William St. N., Lindsay SHOWROOM HOURS MON.-THURS. 8:30 a.m.-8 p.m. FRI. - 8:30 a.m.-8 p.m. SAT. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. [ep ge]ot LIMITED 324.3545 occasion. A panoramic picture of these former students, principals and teachers was taken outside the school, in order to remember a happy time on April 26, 1989. Happy Birthday to Betty Collins over on Queen St., she celebrated her big day on Saturday April 29 and Tracey Andrew, she will be celebrating on Tuesday May 2, sing Happy Birthday to her all you kids, and a good friend of mine Beryl Pearce has a birthday on May 8, phone her up and wish her Happy Birthday, that gal deserves it. Mrs. Ruth Warner from Barrie is spending a week visiting her daughter. Pat Cowdell over on Cedar Creek Road. Hope you en- joy your stay Ruth. Congratulations to Mennie Mar- tin on winning the $250.00 food cer- tificate on Saturday at the Hospital Auxiliary spring fair. Gertie McDonald was the winner of the gas certificate and Joyce Taylor won the dinner at Emiels Place. Sincere sympathy to Barb and Sandy Kiezebrink in the passing of their baby son on Tuesday. The Sportie-Q-Club, that meet weekly at Earl and Jean Martyns, closed last Tuesday for the season. They all enjoyed a happy evening of talking and eating. One Saturday recently the Beacock family arranged a thoughtful birthday party for. their Dad and Grandpa Les .: Beacock. They all enjoyed dinner at the Golden Griddle in Oshawa. Then the entire group went to.. Grants home and enjoyed a dain- his family for making such a memorable party possible. Les . celebrates his birthday May 1, so School does his sister Olive. Happy Bir- 'thday to you both from all of us in Prince Albert. Norm Wilson also celebrates a birthday on May 1. May your day be a good one Norm. Please phone Ilean Pugh with your news next week at 985-2146. Believe or not there were 17 tables of euchure played at the Prince Albert Hall on Thursday evening, ladies high was Rachel Harper, second was Ruby Cochrane and Marie Geer stood - on the bottom. Over on the mens side, high was Kevin Martin, Elsie Pogue was second and low - was Gord Smith. There was also three draw prizes, they went to ty decorated birthday cake. Leg. Gordie Ireland, Grant Bright and expressed his sincere thanks to. os aan next Thurs. May 4, we Thelma McCreight. Please come made room for 17 tables, we can always try for 18 next week. Gloria Smuck was the winner of $125 from the London Poultry show. Royal Bank oftl- cer Tom Mullen presented her with the prize for correctly guessing the amount of money in a jar. Mrs Smuck Is from Blackstock where her family operates a 15,000 bird poultry op- eration. What's she doing with the money? Spending it on a vacation, of course! on selected models OA | Plymoutf; Dodge Trucks | CHRYSLER ATTENTION BUSINESSES ... SOFTWARE WORD PERFECT, LOTUS, DAYS call: 642-1200 PORT PERRY * Construction Equipment * Generators * Compressors * Heavy Equipment *¢ Scaffolds * Pumps * Power Tools * Dollies * Texture Machines Thinking of computerizing your business? IBM Compatible HARDWARE, (i.e. ACCPAC, PLUS, BEDFORD, MULTIMATE, DBASE, RBASE) Complete Installation. 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