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20 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, July 8, 1981 Prince Albert and area news by Earline Armstrong Recently, Mrs. Hazel Brooks and her friend Mary Coreveau spent five days visiting friends in Wynian- dotte, Roseville and Canton, Mich. : Mrs. Gladys Mieus and Mrs. Eileen Hodgins along with Mrs. Aileen Olsen and daughter Shelley travelled to Stratford, Ontario a week ago Wednesday and enjoyed viewing "The Pirate of Penzance'. Mr. Jordon and his crew of Ontario. Prince Albert will sadly miss these two who, in 5 short years have been here, have done enough work for 10 years. Not only did they keep Mary St. well popu- lated, but June was a super secretary for the U.C.W. and Shey HLT oh! 4 ETT SAH RO attended Pine Grove Ceme- tery Decoration Service arrahged by members of the 1.0O.0.F. and Rebekah Lodge. Following the most fitting memorial hour, Ralph Honey on behalf of the cemetery board voiced sister Jo-Ann Kerr and her family. Mr. and Mrs. T. Cole, of Oshawa and Mr. and Mrs. J. Beacock of Lindsay were supper guests with Mr. and Mrs. Les Beacock on Thurs- day. 0) SAHA AAR HK BST ETAN \ HER ¢ 23 and Welcome" from our village to David and Vicki Mann, they moved in to the former John Prat! home on Mary St. Rick and Judy Olaisen enjoyed a day of golfing on Saturday at Uxbridge, it was Mrs. Gloria. Dine f inters have been busy Doug was Superintent at the special gratitude to the Dr. and Mrs. Wm Lyle of the annual Tournament for Scarborough, ones spent oe oh our church Sunday School. They both grounds keeper George Hall Kitchener called on Mr. and the 26th Division and Bick last Sunday with Fred and the before and after look, the received books from these for theimmaculate condition Mrs. Les Beacock recently. didn't fail he won it (as usua Hazel Brooks. ceiling and walls are done, if groups plus a money tree of the cemetery acres. By No wonder I haven't seen Judy says) Nice going Rick. And if you see Hazel sport- you want a sneak preview, from the community of theway I trust the public are you Grace, Can't get out for Please call Ilean Pugh at ing a wrist cast, well don't look in anytime through the Prince Albert. Good Luck to taking advantage of the company coming in. 985-2146 for your news next worry she didn't get carried week when the painters are You both in Sudbury and attractive trash containers We would like to say "Hi week. away at an auction sale, she will be with this for two there. Mr. and Mrs. Terry heres hoping you will always remember the little village, dotted about the grounds. A good representation of (613) 962-4584 Durham Region roads "ities remained the same, the report says the number of collisions was 6,625, a one occurred November 3rd, on Regional Road 57, north of Cedar Mr. and Mrs. Rick Larocque and sons spent the weeks she had a fused nerve Hodgins and Mr. and Mrs, of Prince Albert, Ontario. folk from Prince Albert were fixed up. Lloyd Pereman spent last _ Mr. Charles Webb from seen at the "Bill Newman 3 weekend in Braeside, Hahburon, Ovtadio Song Appreciation Night" at Sun- " - a INICIO BIH O Ontario guests of Mr. and With his daughter Mrs. derland, on Saturday even- | 26 { 1980 3 Mrs. Jims MacGregor. Ann, Schirk from Prince Rupert ing. C alm Ives in : SEWI NG Eileen and Beth all enjoyed British Columbia called on Mr. and Mrs. Bert x celebrating their birthdays Mr.and Mrs.BenSmithfora Wanamaker from Seagrave The number of fatalitieson ~~ Durham Region maintains 1 MACH i NE in June, so that is what they few days this week. accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Durham Regin roads in 1980 732 km. of roads, with about gE did on the Saturday evening _ Also visiting Ben and Les Beacock and they was thesame asthe number 110 traffic signals at inter- E RE PAI RS of that weekend. Florence were Mr. and Mrs. enjoyed dinner with Mr. and the previous year. sections. 4 call On Thursday evening July Dennis Abbott from Charle- Mrs. L. Devitt of Oshawa on A report prepared by the The 26 fatalities includes 8 2, June and Doug Bidgood ton Lake near Athens, Sunday. Regional Works department four pedestrians who - lost i GIL RUMMENIE.]| were taken by complete Ontario. Dr. and Mrs. David shows 26 persons lost their their lives on Regional ;: 986-5319 surprise when sixty of their Sunday June 28th the Mosienkoand family of West lives in traffic accidents in Roads. 4 - friends and neighbours from Weather was super asthesun Virginia, U.S.A. are holiday- 1980. The report does not include 3 Or Drop Off At Prince Albert gathered at Shone down on the colourful ing with her parents in Although this was the traffic accident statistics in is . MODERN TEXTILES Prince Albert Hall to wish floral arrangements placed Bowmanville and his Mom, same number as 1979, it was 1980 for provincial highways 4 homoussmmonusmmuonnn them the best and happiness here and there by relatives. Mrs. Kay Mosienko, also his five more than 1978 and two or roads and streets A : in their move to Sudbury, The occassion? The wel more than 1977. maintained by the individual £2 While the number of fatal- municipalities. AL © CM 3 Al per cent increase over 1979, 3 but the highest total of the 3 Risk last four years. Creek a Whe As well there were 1414 4 : oh persons injured in these by George Kilpatrick 3 4 accidents, an increase of 2.5 Sabrena Cummings 'of oh s r cent. Caesarea has been visitin A G.M. Factory Invoice for any 1981 per ce Costa en has bess vauiy : 3 During 1980, there was one : _ i CRE | : " Shirley Cummings. / hi? fatality on Regional roads in i | PONTIAC BUICK or GMC TRUCK i Al 3 . his cousin, Clara Brown, in ; ih number for any of the eight © de dy y a | In Stock!! municipalifies which make ore on y and he i ati | up Durham Region. ha glan on ™ wll gy D i) Call Andy Melville Today for Your Special Price: The Scugog fatality noon. ) i ; 'We Are Never Satisfied Until You Are' effect p Minors must be accompan! Satisfaction guaranteed or money r. 366 N. Front St. Bellew, Ite, Ont. KBN 583 COLOUR PORTRAIT 8X10 COLOUR PORTRAIT ONLY 88¢ Cn pe ari. No achlivons) Sisal portraits and spec RHIaIAS, if available, may be pur- with no obligation. Poses our selection ied by a ent. PHOTOGRAPHER'S HOURS: Wednesday - 10:00A.M. t0 5:00 P.M. CISCO ACICACACAC AC ACT) Concession 3. Regional Road 23, which runs from Highway Two in the south to Beaverton in the north had six fatalities, the most of any single road in Durham. The seven fatalities in Newcastle were the most in any one municipality, followed by Oshawa and Brock Township, with five each. 66 Brock St. W., Uxbridge 852-5291 PPlagiiy phi ily (lela ie PE ECCI C IC ICO CIO CIE) D. THAPAR 'DENTURE THERAPIST 214 Dundas St. E., Whitby 668-7797 weekend with relatives in the Northland. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Trepanier of Toronto were weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Vic Larocque. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Collins, who live on the town- line had their house struck by lightning on Sunday after- wong Damage was exten- sive. 163 Simcoe St. S., : Oshawa 579-8752 © CARS PAINTED! You Prepare ...... $120. We Prepare... EB | $240. '(Body Work Additional.) PRINCE ALBERT AUTO BODY 985-3311 Thursday - 10:00A.M. to 8:00 P.M. 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