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PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., September 5, 1979 -- 15 News and views from Prince Albert area by Earline Armstrong On Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Earl Martyn along with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Honey from Seagrave attended Kin- mount Fair. A few from Prince Albert and surrounding area attended the Beef B.B. 2 and amateur show at the new arena on Saturday, Septem- ber 1. The meal was perfect and the show delightful. Keep up the good work. Prince Albert sends out congratulations to Miss Port Perry Fair, Bridget Hamil- ton from R.R. 3 Port Perry. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Snel- grove are home again after a 6 weeks vacation in Alberta, "--Alagka and British Columbia while "in--British Columbia they spent a week--visiting. their daughter Jean in Van: couver. ' This past week end Myrtle and Bruce visited Mr. and Mrs. A. Snelgrove in Sarnia. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Diagle, along with Max and Char- lene spent a week at her sister's cottage at Gull Lake near Kingston. On the evening of August 25th, family and friends gathered at Prince Albert ~ "finigh "high school Community Center to honour Dorothy and Roy Hope who recently celebrated their sil- ver wedding anniversary. On behalf of those assembled Master of Ceremonies Terry Hodgins expressed congratu- 'lations and good wishes to Dorothy and Roy and pre- -ented them with a money tree. As part of the evening's entertainment a very amus- ing mock wedding was staged. Tiny Teresa Hodgins was the blushing bride and Might Mouse (Linda) Mac- Millan the nervous groom. The Rev. Eileen Flatfoot Hodgins officiated and Lor- etta (Lloyd) Pereman looked radiantly awful as the bridesmaid. He was wearing a complete bridesmaid en- semble of 25 years ago. Others in the wedding party included Vivian Canning as best man, Norma Robinson Mother of the bride, Judy Webb, Father of the bride, and Beth Pereman, soloist. Piano accompaniment was by Eva Hunter. Dancing followed and the evening ended with a lovely lunch. r. and Mrs. Roy Hope ere also given another sur- phise at the Hope's annual picnic at Popular Park when the whole clan remembered their 25th anniversary. C.W.L. to offer scholarship The benefits of a good education are often somé- what ambiguous to the young student who is struggling to and dreaming of better times ahead. There are however many awards and scholar- ships available to the bright- est and most promising stu- dents to pursue their educa- tion. Unfortunately, there is little encouragement for the - average or poor student. Recognizing the need to help these students, the execu- tives of the C.W.L. have JOIN WEIGHT WATCHERS NOW. WHAT HAVE YOU GOT TO LOSE? planned to award a $50.00 scholarship to a grade ten student from the parish who shows the most progress during the year. The award will go to a student attending Paul Dwyer High School in "Oshawa. This scholarship, however small it may seem at 'this time, is a step towards rec- ognizing not only the ability but rather the effort of the student. Indeed, the effort a person puts oyt is often more of an asset than his ability. The members of the CWL ent woys! ! thought | was born to be chubby. But on the Weight Watchers Progrom...you don't have to stay thot way! Why is the Program so successful? Because Weight Watchers tackles your weight problem in three differ- Weight Watchers allows you all this for lunch. It's more thon just carrot sticks! First. there's the famous Eating Plan! Scientifically de- signed to help you lose weight while enjoying o wide variety of foods! Three meals o doy plus snacks! Plan. It's terrific! You can also do the PEPSTEP™ Personal Exercise Second. the new and exciting exercise plan! Optional Easy. And fun. Combine PEPSTEP™ with the Eating Plan ond you could lose weight a little foster! OVER 330 CLASSES IN SOUTHERN ONTARIO Weight Watchers is fun. It's just learning fo eof sensi- bly, the way thin people eat. You ought to try it! Third, the Personol Action Plan! You Il learn how to be in control How to face challenges that tempt you to overeal. How to stay slender! WATCHERS The Authority WEIGHT YOU'RE INVITED. . .IT'S OPEN HOUSE - SEPTEMBER 10th TO 22nd, 1979 Visitors are welcome at the participating Weight Watchers® class nearest them. Attend with no obligation to join. (Weight Watchers® Program and orientation for members only). UXBRIDGE: Wednesday 7:30 P.M. - Salvation Army Auditorium, 114 Brock St. West. PORT PERRY: Monday 7:30 P.M. Masonic Hall, 320 Queen Syréet. LITTLE BRITAIN: Monday 7:30 P.M. Little Britain Community Centre FOR MEETING INFORMATION CALL MISSISSAUGA 826-9200 WEIGHT WATCHERS" AND @) ARE REGISTLRED TRADEMARKS OF WEIGHT WATCHERS INTERNATIONAL II MANHASSEI NY WHGHT WATCHERS INTERNATIONAL 19/9 have also proven that they have the interest of our whole community in mind as during the past weeks they have been eagerly preparing for the annual bazaar which will be held October 27th. Everyone is invited to join in the fun and to try his luck at the draw. Perhaps you will be the winner of a comforter, an afghan or a toasteroven. Whether you win or not you can still enjoy the entertain- ment and the food; young and old alike will find some- thing to please them. Tick- ets for the draw can be purchased by calling Mrs. Wygerde at 986-4394. All- the excitement will - take place in the hall of Immaculate Conception Church. Be sure to come and browse! Then to top it all the Hope children got together and sent Mom and Dad on a trip to the Thousand Islands. Congratulations Roy and Dorothy from all us. While not being one to tire out easily, Roy and Dorothy with some of the children went camping at Emily Park down at Omeemee on the long weekend. Recently Mr. and Mn: Fred Brooks along with Mrs Ann Glidden and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Davidson of Port Perry visited cousins in Pembroke, Ontario. The Les Beacocks had their son Grant of Toronto for the long weekend. Also two grandchildren Lee and Blair Beacock of Seagrave for a few days holiday. What's different about our Daily Interest Savings Account? With "The Calculator" you get daily interest paid every month For personal use. 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