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hy -- eT Wa » ei a a ros Toh I en 2 - Pe er on mn - ou A or WES ~ ea en 7 REA PAA" SLY ¥ 0 FX [3 a RE 20 a 3 a he 2 Et Oh . nn or. - De Poth gE 2-- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., January 24, 1979 Prince Albert news by Ruth Bonnell Mr. and Mrs. S. Lindsay have returned from spending a three week holiday with their son Robert, in San Jose, California. It was a treat last Satur- day when a group of rela- tives and friends from Toronto, Blackstock and area assembled at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. Van Ravensway. During the day the group gathered at Pine- wood Place in Myrtle where they enjoyed a day of sleigh- riding, skating, skiing and tobogganing. At five the sports minded group were invited back to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Van Raven- sway for a delicious supper. YOUNG MEMBERS St. John Ambulance has Cadet and Crusader Divi- sions whose members, aged 11 to 21, learn First Aid and Home Nursing. They work as volunteers in nursing homes, children's wards in hospitals, provide First Aid service for minor hockey leagues. If you would like to join, contact St. John Ambulance at 46 Wellesley Street East, Toronto, M4Y 1G5. Vi t/t -- -- i --_ i: i] | -- . eo ---- TE py a -- ---- PE = EE ----] my e--] One Sunday recently, Rev. Brawn installed the U.C.W. new executive members for the next two year term. The Thursday evening euchre winners were Ladies: High - Ruby Tripp, 2nd - Laurrena Bright and Low - Annie Johnston. Men's High - Phyllis Clark, 2nd - Harold McDiarmid and low Doris Devlin. Loan hand series winner was Mrs. Reid Cook. } Fred and Aileen Olsen have returned from an en- joyable 2 week vacation in Hawaii. This was a special pleasure as the trip was given to them, as a gift from their children, Shelley, Tom and Ed for their 25th wed- ding anniversary. The Couples Club met on Friday evening. This was their first gathering of the New Year. They met at the Community Centre and a dance was enjoyed by about 60 people. Each couple was to invite a guest couple to the dance, so there was a good turnout. A live band of local talent entertained. A good variety of dance music was played - from square dan- cing to waltzs, Tea and coffee and a light lunch was served after the OFF OUR REG dance by Bruce and Myrtle Snelgrove and Grant and Eva Hunter. The next gathering for the Couples Club will be held Friday, February 16th. An old fashioned horse drawn sleigh ride has been planned for that evening. Everyone is welcome to join and if you wish for further information call Beth Willes at 985-7032. Mr. and Mrs. Les Beacock entertained 8 couples for a euchre party, one evening recently. Mr. and Mrs. Merv Pugh spent last week with their son Ivan and his wife Linda at their home in Trout Creek. This week the 4H leaders for Ontario County will be attending their workshop.in the Prince Albert Com- munity Centre. Any girls, 12 years of age 3 or over, who are interested in joining this unit can call Mrs. Pugh at 985-2146 or Mrs. Solomon at 985-2145. If you think a woman 'driving a car can snarl traffic, you ought to see a man pushing a cart in a supermarket. Please call me with your news items for next week at 985-8220. LAR v \! AAI eee Al Se i f } A 7 \! 7 | N {Ire \ ; a Sein HF 6 ti { Hem Na TERT i [] ---- | p13 \ i 8 i RICES ON PETERBOROUGH LINE KITCHEN CABINETS Beautiful kitchens begin with quality Peterborough Line Cabinets. P/L cabinets are hand crafted from the best of that custom fit. Always a good investment, ri "SAVE 10% OFF" our regular retail prices. Yes, now you can afford the richness of custom P/L Cabinets and save at the same time. materials and made for ght now, for a limited time only, you can Just bring in your room measurements or have one of our professional designers measure your room and help you choose from our complete selection of styles and finishes. Remember, P/L's quality is always unbeatable and these special prices are for a limited time only - no need to wait any longer, beautify your kitchen today!! SEE OUR COMPLETE LINE AT YOUR PETERBOROUGH LUMBER BUILDING CENTRE HWY. 7A - PORT PERRY - 985-7334 Couple Honoured Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Reesor of Port Perry were honoured Sunday morning for their long service with the United Church Choir. The couple joined the choir here in the fall of 1940 and "retired" late last year. Actually, their involvement with church choirs goes back even further as Mr. Reesor first sang with the U.C. choir in 1925 in Markham, and Mrs. Reesor joined a choir in Turonto a year later. Course for care of hp handicapped children - A special course in the supervision and care of handicapped children and 'adults is being offered at Durham College starting this week. The course is being offered in co-operation with the Durham Region Family Relief Service, and success- ful completion will allow a person to care for a mentally handicapped child or adult for short periods of time in order to give the parents of the handicapped child a chance to take overnight holidays and vacations. The relief service has been set up by the Durham Association for the Mentally Retarded, recognizing that families with handicapped children or adults at home need to get away for week- .ends or longer periods up to City Brass here Friday Tickets for Toronto City Brass concert in Town Hall 1973 are still available at the Port Perry Star, Irwin Smith Music Ltd. or by telephoning 985-3043. Four outstanding musicians will be presenting a fine program of music of variety for brass instru- ments, Friday, January 26 at 8 p.m. three weeks. A spokesman for the Relief Service said that while the course started on January 22, it may still be possible for interested persons to join if there are places available. The course will be conducted Monday and Tuesday evenings and will run for several weeks. Anyone who would like to take this relief training in the care and supervision of the handicapped can get more information by calling Valerie Wilson Parry at 688- 3812 in Whitby. "country fabrics". HOY, ul 1, od . 'On, Cotintry Valentine's Day is 3 weeks away and we have a special sale on right now! All our gift items are 25% OFF. China Keepsake Boxes: cats, pigs, frogs, etc... regularly $7.49 each ... NOW $5.62. Woven place mats, many colours available, regularly $3.99 each ... NOW $2.99 each. All our lovely handmade "Cottage Collections" are 25% OFF too - tea cosies, oven mitts, aprons, etc... in We still have a place or two in our "Fun with Foods - Naturally." Call today. 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