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Je A ER NE EN I A AT ATS RR Fa RY TORE HT a ORL ny SEES PARRA NRA 20 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed. April 28, 1982 LTTE TTT . | *TENDERS* | are invited for : GRASS CUTTING £ ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION - PORT PERRY E g Apply in writing, by Saturday, May 15th, 1982to = Ee the Secretary: g E P.O. BOX 330, PORT PERRY Eg : ONTARIO LOB 1NO E OR . ALLTYPES - ALL MAKES ( PHILIPS MODULAR-4 WE ONLY SERVICING D0 WHAT WE STEREOS &HI-FI'S 214BLOORST.E. "Serving Port Perry & Area for the past 15 years." STEREO FACTORY AUTHORIZED SERVICE CENTRE FOR: PHILIPS -RCA-ZENITH-TOSHIBA-HITACHI- LLOYDS a MICROWAVE OVEN SERVICE D. GABOURIE PLUMBING & HEATING (Over 30 Years Experience) 24-HOUR EMERGENCY SERVICE New Installations - Repairs Alterations - Hot Water Tanks - etc, Free Estimates - Competitive Rates ) ANON LY REPRESENTATIVE: 985-2964 Cassal Larmer or 579-0462 Fast Dependable Service | = 985-3867 Prince Albert and area news by Earlene Armstrong Prince Albert was sadden- ed to hear that Lillian Skinner, a former resident had passed away onTues- day, April 20. Sympathy goes out to sons Don and Ray and her many grandchildren. Thursday, April 22 was euchure night again at Prince Albert Hall, 14 tables were filled and ladies high was Hilda Wallace, second Fran Gibson and low Laurrena Bright. Mens side high was Ernie Healey, second Carl Gimblett and low Micheal Hicks. See you next Thurs. April 29 same time, same place. On Saturday, April 10, Lloyd and Beth Pereman opened their home for a surprise birthday party for Terry Hodgins who celebrat- ed another one on April 8. Terry's children, Kevin and Heather were there along with 22 others, but his wife Eileen was not, she was home trying to throw a very bad cough. We all hope you are feeling better Eileen and not barking up the wrong tree. Brenda Armstrong from Stirling, Ont. and Rick Roblyn from Belleville visit- ed the Bill Armstrongs on Friday night. Recently Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brooks were in attend- ance at the West Rouge Community Centre for a birthday and retirement party for a good friend of - theirs, Mr. Walter Sparling. Please remember that U.C.W. is on Wednesday night April 28 ig the church basement and we are having Hospital Auxiliary hold April meeting The monthly meeting of the Cqmmunity Hospital Auxiliary was held April 19th in the hospital. The president opened the meeting with all repeating the Auxiliary prayer in unison. Minutes of the last meeting were read by the secretary and approved. Treasurer and Camille for the tuck shop gave their report. Bonnie Gerrow gave the report on knitting brought in, she also tetra ELECTROLYSIS Get Rid of UNWANTED HAIR! Same Day 5 Min. Treatment Available CALL: COLLIN ELECTROLYSIS | CoeedC (md I Ci med 9 Seed [9 Send) 4 { INGREDIENTS UNLIMITED 146 QUEEN ST., PORT PERRY - 985-8807 ~ Apricot & Almond Tea Bread *1/, cup chopped almonds *grated lemon rind %- 1 cup milk Ya cup butter *2/3 cup dried apricots *3 cups flour *3 teas. baking powder Pinch salt } 6 tbls. sugar TOPPING: *5 whole dried apricots *1 cup sifted icing sugar juice of 1 lemon Soak apricots overnight then drain and chop. Simmer apricots for topping and drain. Sift flour and salt, add sugar, chopped apricots, almonds and grated lemon rind. mix with the milk and melted butter. Stir together well, adding extra milk if necessary to form a soft dropping consistency. ' Put into 9 x 5 loaf.pan lined with wax paper. Bake at 325 to 350 degrees for 1%2 hours or until firm. Cool. i Blend icing sugar and lemon, spread half over loaf, arrange whole apricots on top then coat with remaining frosting. * Available at Ingredients Unlimited. said 6 boys and 6 girls arrived at the hospital since the March meeting. Thelma McCreight, Adult Volunteer Co-ordinator, said she could use more help. Mr. Brown was then asked to speak, he told us the expansion to the hospital is going ahead, and asked if we would consider doing the lunch for the annual meeting in June. Our rose tag day is being held for 2 days this year. May 14th and May 15th, volunteer taggers are need- ed We also have in our Tuck Shop now Infants T-shirts, with born in Port Perry Hospital written on them, and a new line of baby 'gifts to. Our Spring Fair for May 1st was further discussed, and we hope to see all you ladies there. Hope to see you all again at our May 17th meeting. The meeting then adjourned, and a lovely lunch served by Camille and Leila. Lo LITT Te LITTII{TIITe LITIITIT I] @] SEWING MACHINE REPAIRS Call GIL RUMMENIE 986-5319 Or Drop Off At MODERN TEXTILES Le LUT TTo TIT LL TTe TTT TL ie] Bob Ann Dickinson speak, so please do come. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Hunter are back from Florida. They returned last Tuesday, April 20 and just in time for the beautiful spring weather we are at last having. Wedding bells are chiming Vall over Prince Albert. Warm weather always brings the good times and things. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bolton have returned from Calgary, Alberta, after a near 3 week stay with Mr. and Mrs. Larry Brown and baby and Mr. Ken Brown. + Please dial 985-2146 with your news next week. Dance to aid Polish people The Parish of Immaculate Conception Church in Port Perry will be holding a benefit dance this Saturday, May 1, with all proceeds going to help people of Poland who are in economic need since martial law was imposed. The Parish recreation committee organized this benefit dance following a suggestion from a member of the church. Benefits from the dance will be forwarded to Poland through the Archdiocese office. The dance will be held in -the Church hall starting at 8 o'clock this Saturday. There will be door prizes, refresh- ments, a buffet and music by D.J. Len Franssen. Tickets are $6 per person. For more information about tickets call John _ Kersten at 985-7987 or John Martens at 985-7430. Family tree group to meet The third meeting of the newly formed Whitby Oshawa Genealogical Society will take place on Tuesday, May 4th 7 - 9 P.M. in the auditorium of the Whitby Public Library. This Club has been formed to bring together beginners, experienced amateurs and professionals with a common interest in tracing their family tree to exchange information and aid members with ancestry problems. The meeting is open to everyone. For further information, contact Debbie McEachern 985-8593. - Guest speaker Eileen Leslie from Durham College on Calligraphy. Choir in National finals The twelfth of May is approaching fast, and time is running short for Port High's Jazz Choir and Fusion Band. These two: Jazz ensembles will be travelling to Hamilton to compete in the National Finals. To raise funds to help send these groups to Hamilton, there will be a Euchre Nite held at Port Perry High School on May 5, at 7:30 p.m. .. The .award winning Port High Jazz. Choir will enter- tain, and 'there will be refreshments and prizes. Tickets are: available at the main office of Port Perry High School, or at Irwin Smith Music Ltd. in down- town Port Perry. See you Wednesday, May 5, 7:30 at P.P.H.S.! Brooklin Horticulture meet The April meeting' of the Brooklin Horticultural Society will take place at 8:00 April 28, at the C.E. Building, Brooklin United Church. The first flower show of the year, a beautiful springtime daffodil show, will be the highlight of the meeting. The show will also feature house- plants and African Violets. Entries will be recived from 6:30 to 7:45 p.m. There will be two excellent films on mulching. "Ruth Stout's Garden' and "Tara's Mulch Garden." A question and answer period on vegetables and mulching will round out the evening, Everyone is welcome to come and see the beauty of springtime. FLOWERS "RAGLAN - (416) 655-4413 ' OPEN HOUSE SATURDAY & SUNDAY, MAY 1st & 2nd 10:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. Large Selection - Everyone Welcome - RAGLAN -- ® | smr---- MYRA'S FLOWERS (Corner of Hill & Hurd Sts.) Simcoe'st, N, \ To Port Pefry» ~~ 3 2 7 3 i ! # {