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& x > Cran Sp ets Sa v LI Td a A ae" Sy SER a a " Oo ~~ fda i lm wr. wo ow, HAS 20-- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, March 12, 1980 FRAT Pink LY Bact a As URAL AL SHAE GI A dT Ip AY AE RAR RO SIN Ch SENN 0 RA + LA NS (RANE DAR ZR A UA Prince Albert news By Grace Beacock The following from our midst incuding Jean Martyn, Florence Smith, Grace Beacock. Joan Warren and Eileen Hodgins took part in World Day of Prayer in Port Perry United Church on Fri. Eight ladies from our area attended the Port Perry United Church Coffee Hour when Mr. Gerald Ravens- dale delivered a very interesting and enlightening talk pertaining to his daily work as Probation Officer for Scugog. We also had the privilege of hearing a former village girl Mrs. Jas. 'Mildred Martyn' Nookes now of Oakwood. Millie as we say, tendered a sincere warm spiritual message in the form of 'autobiography.' Both above named guests were each recipients of a token in appreciation of sharing their time for our benefit. Congratulations are in order to Mrs. F. Sheila Dantzer when learning of her painting or paint-brush award. Better bill of health to Mrs. Fred Olsen who is a hospital patient. Mr. and Mrs. M. Mansfield of Bowmanville accompan- ied her parents Mr. and Mrs. Wozney when all witnessed the baptism ceremony of the latters grand daughter little Annie Leak baby of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wozney Jr. of Mississauga.' Rev. and Mrs. C. Clarke have had their ailing daugh- ter. Mrs. Chalifaux. from being a hospital patient in Western Hospital, Toronto. Improved health is wished for Helen as she and her husband returned to their home in Meaford on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Stan Grills are home from their weeks in Tampa, Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hunter are, also, home from a vac- ation in Florida sunshine. Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Bea- cock and Philip were with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Allison, Blackstock, on Sunday. Apparently it is a tradition among the Strong family when a grandchild reaches age 16, he. or she, are given a birthday party comprising of a few extra frills. etc. There- * fore, Randy Geer's special 16 candle gathering was held at his aunt'and uncles. Mr. and Mrs. McHugh's home in Port Perry, as a result. Randy's grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Strong. were among the over 30 close relatives present. Several young girls enjoy- ed all the sparkles of Char- lene Daigle's birthday, of ten vears. which was in the form of a *'Sleep-Over" party. Mr. and Mrs. J. Brough and family visited a group of relatives in Picton and area. The Hugh Strong's were visited recently by daughter, Mrs. Hargrave (Dorothy) of Willowdale. and Mrs. Leta Doupe of Port Perry for two days. An Irish Thought: There's a little Irish in the best. of us...and not enough in "the worst of us. Please contact Mrs. Arm- strong at 985-7873 next week. \) El o](0]151=)] [lla g elle UXBRIDGE BOWLING ALLEY ~~ UXBRIDGE THE BIG BROTHER ASSOCIATION OF SCUGOG DISTRICT invites participation in the BIG BROTHER BOWL tobe held at | CENTENNIAL LANES PORT PERRY ~"MARCH 24- 30, 1980 Drama Night Members of the cast ham it up during rehearsals last week for the comedy "Shock of His Life' one of three plays which will be presented this Fiday and Saturday night as Cartwright High School holds its annual Drama Night. The other two productions are '"Say Uncle' and */ltching To Get Killed', and all are considered comedies. There should be lots of good entertainment at the Recreation Centre in Blackstock this Friday and Saturday evening. To - SEED - SWAIN SEED CLEANERS & DEALERS LTD. OATS - Laurent, Sentinel, Elgin, Scott Stormont, Rodney, Oxford. BARLEY - Bruce, Peguis, Herta, Summit, Perth ALFALFA - Timothy, Red Clover, Brome, Trefoil. 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If ignition only clicks several times before you start your car, look for a faulty starter -- selenoid. Battery cable ter- minals may be loose or cor- roded. too Low transmission fluid level may cause slipping or hesi- tation, especially on cool mornings. Spongy brake pedal 1s dan- gerous. Take it to a good mechanic. Good niechanics are the only kind we have. We only hire on . VICTORIA . the best - beca k family hot [rust SIAN IAR D | the munidpat VG AND GREY | Macdonald cartier im Sey ih a rarmr bo TRAY CommGrATOn SVS B I0aN (DNPOF3NON TRUST rust company « Brakes going? That's a good 5 YEAR COM PA NY 5 YEAR Since 1844 5 YEAR time to switch to a good- 5 YEAR 3; looking. smooth-riding new (or late-model used) car from COLIN BALL MOTORS LTD. Ae it by... AAW. Annual interest Annual Interest Annual Interest Hwy. 7A West - Port Perry 12 7/8% Semi-Annually 13% Semi-Annually 122% Semi-Annually 12% Semi-Annually 12%% Semi-Annually PHONE 985-8411 8 You deserve it. | 13Y4 2%/4(12%4|12Y/2