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"Prince Albert area news 4 by Earline Armstrong On Sunday, June 1 our minister Rev. Robert Brawn and Mr. Lloyd Pereman having just returned from the Bay of Quinte Conference in Kingston each in turn related brief but interesting messages, the theme "Being appreciative of God's earth or walking on Holy Ground'. The same Sunday we were also favoured with a guest soloist, Mrs. Sandra Duffy from Little Britain. Following the worship the entire orchestra, choir, Spouses, and near friends, totalling 40 were entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Grant Hunter where a delicious buffet was enjoyed by all. Mr. Wm. Vickers is home once again from a stay in Port Perry Hosptial. Good health to you from us all. Mr. Charles Webb from Haliburton is spending a few days with his sister Mrs. Ben § Borelians founders at groups annual meeting Thursday evening last week 42 local drama enthus- iasts participated in an annual meeting of the Borelians Community Theatre at Town Hall 1873. By special invitation, foupders Diane Lackie, Jane Litt, Marilyn Wallace and Rev. Reg. Rose were acclaimed for their vision of successful theatre in Port Perry and their part in providing considerable dignity to an event which marked the beginning of a Borelians' commemorative tenth season. Original Borelians, including also Joan Godley and Paul Arculus, who were absent were offered honorary memberships in this popular group. Outgoing President Leslie Parkes briefly summarized important events of the last three years, both successes and disasters, and warmly thanked all 'those hard- nosed Borelians who had faith." He pointed out that the struggle to increase membership during that time has been responsible for a significant share of diligent workers. "It's the support of many within the organization that keeps it afloat. It's the point of view of many that keep it democratic," he stated. "I remain firm on that." Election proceedings quickly followed some brief reports from the old execu- tive. and accordingly, as there were no further nomin- ations submitted, the new slate of officers was intro- duced: President, Terry Hodgins; Vice-President, David Ellis; Treasurer, Irma Lewis; Secretary, Debbie McEachern; as well as 15 committee chair- persons. A lively acceptance speech revealed the appar- ent direction by the new President to make the Bore- lians "A fun organization", during which Mr. Hodgins displayed his keen sense of humour. Before adjourn- ment, he announced that the first meeting of the execu- tive, including all committee chairpersons, will take place at Town Hall 1873 at 8 o'clock June 24. Following the business portion, the Borelians enjoy- ed a relaxing hour, socializ- ing over coffee and incidentals while Beth Schrybert presented a colour slide show of the recent Borelians productions. A treat was to share a great cake, decorated with a new logo design for the club, commemorating the anni- versary of the group. The winning ticket for the lovely Borelians' Afghan was drawn by Rev. Rose. Nancy Prentice of Port Perry was proclaimed the lucky winner. Smith on Hurd St. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Holtby from Greenbank called on Mr. and Mrs. Les Beacock recently. Cool but sunny weather on Thursday evening brought an average size crowd out to Clare and Janet Vernon's auction sale. Everything was so clean and polished it was a pleasure to view it all. Mr. and Mrs. James McGregor from Braeside Ontario spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Pereman. A few birthdays were celebrated there too. Happy birthday Beth and to you too Eileen Hodgins. Congratulations go out to Robert Goulding, an honour graduate of Waterloo University. Also for Bob's unusual success at Sunny- brae Golf Course. Catherine Daigle spent the weekend in Kingston attend- ing a nurses re-union. Saturday evening visitors with -Mr. and Mrs. Bill Armstrong were Mr. and Mrs. Bert Coveyduck and girls from West Hill and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Pearson and James from Brooklin, also Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pear- son from North Bay. Ladies please remember the U.C.W. Rummage Sale on Friday June 20 and Satur- day June 21 at Helen Woz- ney's. If you have anything you don't want or need any longer, let the ladies know 'they will help you get rid of it. Remember your junk is someone elses treasure. Mr. and Mrs. L. Devitt of Oshawa were accompanied by the Les Beacocks when they all attended their cousin's funeral, Mrs. Gilles- pie Hancock of Beaverton. Paul Garvey paid a short visit to his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Ben Smith and to Grandma Garvey in Port Perry this week. Paul is from North Carolina. Friday evening Mr. Mrs. Ron Deeth, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Baxter, Mr. and Mrs. Clare Vernon, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Armstrong and Mr. and Mrs. Don Crosier attend- ed the Cattleman's Associa- tion dinner and dance at Beaverton. The family of the late Wm. Martyn gathered at Prince Albert Hall on Sunday, June 8 for their annual picnic at 5:30, 43 sat down to what I heard was a bountiful dinner. The Martyn clan have increased by 3 in the past year. They may be slow but sure. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Hunter have been visited by her uncle, Mr. Arthur and PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, June 11, 1980 -- 11 McAdam of Ontario. A number of children from our community enjoyed the ever popular Mr. Dressup in Oshawa last week. 'Not everyone was at Vernon's auction sale on Thursday because 21 tables of euchre were filled at Prince Albert Hall. Ladies High was Ruby Tripp, second Doris Devlin and low Louie Mitchell and not to leave the men out, high, Ross Wingrove, second Harold McDiarmid and low Ried Cook. Next Thursday June 12 there will be another card party and on June 26 is the last card party till fall, the lucky draw is that night. Have you your ticket? Cameron, Even a turtle gets nowhere until it sticks out its neck Please call Ileen Pugh at 985-2146 for your news items next week. GIFTS THAT COVER DAD WITH 8 I'm your local Alcan Authorized Dealer. Call me for a free quote on installing Alcan aluminum siding. CHRIS ALLEN ALUMINUM 985-3747 COMPLEMENTS \ master charge This time around, make it a day Dad will remember all year through, with a gift or two from our store-full of wonderful wearables. The kind Dad would select for himself, such as a summer blazer or summer sportshirts or slacks from our collection that runs the gamut from low key to extravert. Whatever matches his fancy ... it's all here! And all tagged for Dad. 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