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RR TRAN vy SAT CTW ETA EL X ! SURE NRHA RAR ONE BA HE 6 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed. January 20, 1982 ERY Eh 20 os PAN Prince Albert and area news by Earline Armstrong Thursday evening January 7th was euchre night once again at Prince Albert Hall, fourteen tables were filled and ladies high went to Ruby Birkett, second was Mary Williamson and low Pearl Gostick. On the men's side high was Carl Gimblett, second Bessie Spencer and low Jim Gibson. Doors will be open again at the hall on Thursday, January 14th, proving the roads are -- hope to see you there. } Helen, Jack Holtby on Quaker Road opened their doors to Les and Grace Bea- cock, and Grant and Ethel Franklin from Brooklin last Thursday to dine with them for supper. The Couples Club are going to gather at Prince Albert Hall on Saturday, January 16th at 8 o'clock for a night of "Court Whisk", sounds like good clean fun. If you would like to come out please do and if you would be interested in joining this club call 985-3240. On Tuesday, December 29th, it was Florence Smith's birthday, so daughter Marion Leslie from Sea- grave invited Florence and Ben to come up for supper, which they did. Upon arrival they were greeted by their daughter Shirley Garvey from North Carolina who had flown up the Sunday before just for the occasion. Shirley spend a couple of nights in the area visiting before returning home on New Year's Eve. Happy Birthday Florence. On Wednesday, December 30th, Charlie and Walter Mediator appointed for contract talks A mediator has been appointed to assist contract negotiations between the trustees and teachers of the Durham Region Catholic School Board. The appointment of Norman Bernstein of Ottawa was announced last week by the Ontario Education Rela-" tions Commission. Mr. Bernstein is a former teacher, vice president of the Montreal Teachers Associa- tion and an executive assist- ant; for the provincial Asso- ciation of Protestant Teachers. He served five years as a member of the Canada Labour Relations Board in Ottawa, and presently is a member of the Ontario Public Service Grievance Board. He has been a mediator in several recent contract negotiations with separate and public school boards at the elementary and secon- dary level across Ontario. Webb from Haliburton called on Ben and Florence and had a visit with Shirley too. Mr. and Mrs. L. Devitt from Oshawa were supper guests Wednesday night with Les and Grace Beacock. Little Sara McGregor from Braeside Ontario spent the week with her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Pereman, and cousins Andrew and Melissa. Mom, Dad, Ann and Jim McGregor just returned Saturday even- ing from a vacation in Porto Rico. Allen Martyn celebrated his 39th birthday on Sunday, January 10th. Helping Allen put away the goodies were Mr. and Mrs. Bert Wanna- maker from Seagrave, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Martyn from Prince Albert and of course his good wife Beth. Happy Birthday Allen from all of us. But 3977? Speaking of birthdays, Rev. Charles Clarke cele- brated his 80th on Sunday. Happy Birthday Rev. Clarke from your Prince Albert friends. " As you remember" Prince Albert had the first Christ- mas baby at the Donnelly home. Well they also had the New Year's baby (Prince Albert, I mean, not the Donnelly's) it was a wee girl for Bill and Vicki Heayn over on King St., she arrived on January 6th, a sister for Jamie. Congratulations to you both and keep up the good work. Despite the cold weather on Sunday, a fair crowd turned out to church to hear - NATURAL HISTORY NOTEBOOK PRESENYED BY: THE NATIONAL MUSEUM OF NATURAL SCIENCES, OT TAWA ~N ii National Museums Canada MOUNTAIN GOAT OREAMNDS AMERICANUS m Yukon. [averaq Fv 5 ariarchal with dommnafin ing season. an of ther hi In (ada the mountain goat 15 found chiefly in goih 2 pita goo 15 fm cog oun anoys terrain from fhe U.S. border 1b fie espile fhe fact kat billies are. pot lar ¥ Tian fhe nann ) lacid billies Sane durmg Te ha These anmals are very adept" at moving about on high rocky ¢ fs ledges , where. fiey spend much me. Ther na pro dolor 15 fie k fd VET he olden eagle . They dre hunted by 'man gs tiophies, a % pe meal i not ¢ Wy human slandards . ) ' someflimes dered very J the Youth Group of Port Perry and Prince Albert do their part for the community Grace Beacock was at the door to welcome all. Julie Reed, Mary Jean Elliott, Jane Jennings, Brad gathered the collection. Please come out next Sunday to hear Rev. Donald Tansley from Columbus. Junior Homemaking will be opening soon for the 4H Club of Prince Albert. This term round will be bread- making. Girls from 12-26 are most welcome to join, as long as you are 12 by March 12th. Please contact Ilean children dined with the Olaisens, then on January 3rd, Mike Olaisen celebrated his 8th birthday. Mom took the day off and let Burger King do the cooking. Happy Birthday, Mike. Do call Ilean Pugh for next week's news at 985-2146. I know I am late, but I got snowed in, . Wilcox, Jeff Robinson and : Robert Holtby took part in Pugh ai 985 2148 for. mpre SMITH-CORONA the service. y ; N Vic Walker delivered a son from fe TYPEWRITERS Sermon on "The Rainbow 1 urned home after spen- Manual or Electric Bill Dowson was at the ik 2 Jocks Wh Me. wn PORT PERRY STAR piano to help with the wy greet On New Years 235 Queen Street singing. Sandra Greenwood po." eo 0 Murphy and Ant, 985-7383 and Judith Beacock 3 and Ray Zaparanwick and PAULA LISHMAN'S STUDIO Annual Sale 20% to 40% Off ALL IN STOCK GARMENTS Ladies - Mens - Childrens Hand knit Fur Sweaters, Jackets, Capes and Vests. 620LD SCUGOG ROAD, .. BLACKSTOCK (HWY. 7A-8km. EAST OF PORT PERRY) Monday to Friday 9A.M.to 4 P.M. 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