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| News and views from the Gr SS XACN RL ET i Misr Gl by Margaret Couperthwaite The McKeans attended Kari Fitzgerald's 13th birth- day party recently in Pickering, Mr. Margaret Mustard and Mrs. Irma Leask visited with Mrs. Kathleen Leask last Wednesday. Visitors at the Roundell's. home over the weekend were their daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs, Burgess from Penbroke, also Mark from McMasters. Mr. and Mrs. H. McMillan A Ye on i RO rR HEA Bh I Ta Ca or Sh FY VT EAE Tw Tana (Ss Cp ITN Mr SA FE ee TRAIN ER 3 9 {A I NRA visited Mr. and Mrs. Bob Snodden at Valentia on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Morley Raines and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Kerry have returned from their Florida vacation. Mrs. Marjorie Beaton attended the birthday party for Susan McKnight at Leaskdale on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Don McKean accompanied by Sally and Bert Bishop travelled to Sarnia over the weekend to visit their daughter Dale, Ken, and Amy Ellison in their new home. Mr. and Mrs. Archer of Port McNicoll visiting with her daughter Helen Mckean. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Macklin visiting with their daughter Mr. and Mrs. Neil Raines over Easter weekend. Mrs. Kathleen Leask, John Iva and Fred Phoenix, Marjorie Beaton and Ruby and Ralph Dusty attended the 25th wedding annivers- ary of Jean and Keith Sweet- man at Nestleton Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Norm Smith visited with Armour and Rachael McMillan Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Real arrived home from a Florida holiday on Friday and Dawn Real and Janice Till flew south on Saturday for a week. Ladies please keep this Prince Albert area news by Earline Armstrong Mrs. Rodman from Oshawa spent the Easter weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Strong. Recently Mr. and Mrs. Bert Wanamaker from Seagrave accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Earl Martyn to Toronto where they first enjoyed supper at The Pork Place and then had a delight- ful evening viewing The Jury's Irish Cabaret of Dublin at the O'Keefe Centre. Mr. and Mrs. Terry Hodgins were joined by Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Cherry along with Heather and Wayne Doherty and spent the weekend at Healey Falls. Past Saturday evening dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Strong were Mr. and Mrs. Don Gerrow and Mr. and Mrs. Leon Blueman Annual Oshawa Art exhibition The date of the Oshawa Art Association 13th Annual Juried Exhibition is fast approaching. Opening Night is Tuesday, April 29th, 8:00 p.m. at the Robert McLaugh- lin Gallery. The show will run to May 10th. It is hoped that the return of the Juried Exhibition to the McLaugh- lin Gallery after an absence of many years will bring out a large crowd to see the show. Our guest speaker will be Ms. Pat Fletcher, Editor, Art Magazine, Toronto. Refreshments will be served and everyone is welcome. Artists interested in enter- ing work in the medium of sculpture, paintings in any medium, prints or drawings, may obtain entry forms and rules at_ the Robert McLaughlin Gallery, the Oshawa Public Library, the Whitby Public Library, the Station Gallery, The Studio Gallery, M. Samuel Gallery, Selfframe, and Osborne's or by contacting show convenor George Constable - 576-5698. All entry forms must be returned by April 15th. Our ~ judge for the show is Richard A. Sinclair, Curator, Har- bour Front Art Gallery, Toronto. from Scugog Island. Please remember that April is Cancer month and when the girls call on you in the village, please give, it might hurt now but your hurt will heal. Help cancer to heal too. A former village resident Jim Norton passed away in Whitby. Sympathy is extended to sons Wayne of Port Perry and Roy of Trout Creek and his wife at the Whitby Nursing Home. Euchre results of Thurs. night were as follows: Ladies High-Ruby Tripp, second Rosetta Stone and Low Grace Manns and Mens High Bruce Bright, Second Elwood Tripp and Low Grant Bright. 12 tables were filled, why not come out next Thursday, April 10 and try your luck at euchre. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Deeth returned home on Tuesday from a vacation in Florida. Prince Albert extends sympathy to Mrs. Denise Thorn in the loss of her dear husband on Wednesday. Several couples from Prince Albert attended the Shorthorn Dinner and Banquet on Wednesday April 2 at the Blackstock Recrea- tion Centre. Sunday morning services at Prince Albert United Church saw several visitors, Bill Wanamaker welcomed people at the door, Bruce Snelgrove gave a violin selection during the service. Michelle Andrews, Robert Dantzer, Donald Clodd, Stephen Dearborn and Carol Dantzer were all welcomed into the church by Clerk of Session, Jim Martin. Lila Clarke on behalf of the U.C.W. gave each new member a gift. Collection was gathered by Bill Ross and Bill Wanamaker. Con- gratulations to the five childrene who joined the church. Nice to see Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Dearborn from Greenbank out. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Snel- grove are home from Florida spring must be here for sure. On Friday, April 4th, the Venning clan gathered at Mr. and Mrs. Doug McMillans to help Linda's Mom celebrate her birthday. Happy birthday Mrs. Venning from Prince Albert. Then on Sunday, Doug and Linda travelled to Seagrave to join in on another birthday celebration. This time it was Doug's sister. Miss Patricia Vernon was home for Easter with her parents Janet and Clare. Please call Ileen Pugh next week with your news at 985-2146. More Science Fair winners MOULD | Ww " KX ' ] N Tint ] i youn If you want to know anything about fungi, get in touch with Kelly West. She received an honourable mention for her project in the grade eight class. 5, * gd GE Allyson Mitchell received an honourable mention for grade seven with her project on Monarch Butterflies. AR oud PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, April 9, 1980 -- 23 date open. Luncheon and Fashion Show sponsored by Greenbank Afternoon U.C.W. Fashions by Jill and Kathy of Country Classics of Port Perry. Date May 28th at 12:30 Details later. Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Rodd held a farewell party for Mr. and Mrs. Arnie Celsie, friends and co-workers, before they left for Richmond B.C. He'll certainly be missed by all those that listened to our local CKAR Oshawa station. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Spencer and family and Mr. Ivan Spencer visited Mr. and Mrs. Reynolds in Barker, New York State. Mrs. Cookman, Sr. with Ross and Marie over Easter. Mrs. Barbara Budd visited with her mother, Mrs. Spencer on Sunday. : Mrs. Ivan Spencer visited her brother Mr. and Mrs. gpoinrnnoumgunsnanninnansEnnonusmnon CREATIVE WORDS The great and fundamental teachings of Baha'u'llah are the oneness of God and unity of mankind. This is the bond of union among Baha'i's all over the world. E P.O. BOX 1153 - PORT PERRY Le TTT Te [NTH Te [TTI Te LOTTI Te LHI Ie HHT D. THAPAR DENTURE THERAPIST 66 Brock St. W., Uxbridge 852-5291 J ' + + LJ + J LJ J J t I J ' [7 J J t i J en ee ewe ane en - NCICS eenbank area Lloyd Payne one day last week. Mrs. Mildred Thompson and family spent Easter Sunday with her sister Miss Mary Forfar in Agincourt. Glad to report Mr. Ken Toms is home from the hospital after surgery. Mr. Maurice Riddell visit- ed with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Couperthwaite Saturday afternoon. Don't forget our W.I. meet- ing on Wed. April 16th at 4H Achievement Day April 19th at9:30 a.m. in Trinity United Church, Uxbridge. This pro- ject was Food for Friends and the girls have been cooking and entertaining using small electrical appliances. Janice and Lynda Stone home over the weekend. 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