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AS Eh SFA 2 RSE 3% aN Ne Foes Sx . 4) ASP 4 EE . "5 a eal Borate, dain . ER . i oh pA MN ANA STA widen, SBN. HCHO igs FRYER REAL PRM RIS SIGS WTEONER STRIFE BAILS Prince Albert and area news by Earline Armstrong Congratulations to Rose Baxter on winning first prize at Port Perry Fair in the ladies division - special - Fry Cocoa Family Favourite, it' must have been the judges favorite too for it got Rose $10.00 from Frys Cocoa. After the fair, Ronald Deeth auctioned off this first prize cake and it went to George Stone and Stewart Diceman, raising $300.00 toward buy- ing something special for Central Seven. Rose is enter- ing in Markham Fair, so look out ladies! Just one question, Rose, a cake worth $300.00 was it made out of "Gold Medal" Flour? Keep up the good work, Rose, Prince Albert is proud of you. And congratulations also to Chuck Willes he finally got the highest points in the vegetable class after ten years of hard work. And I see Chuck is bringing up Paula and Mark to follow in his footsteps in the garden, they both did very well in the school section. Keep up the good work kids. Thursday, September 9 was euchure night at Prince Albert Hall, 12 tables were filled, ladies high was Margaret Watson, second- Bessie McCullough and low Elsie Taylor. Mens high was Lloyd Fawns, second was Robert Aird and low William Carnegie. Please come out next Thursday evening Sept- ember 16. All are welcome. On the long weekend, Roy and Dorothy Hope along with Terry and [Eileen Hodgins . took a cruise on the St. Lawrence River on "The Canadian Empress". They travelled from Quebec City to Montreal. Heather Hodgins is on her way back to Trent Univer- sity in Peterborough to finish up on her third year. Good luck, Heather. Greenbank and area news by Doris Hill Mr. and Mrs. Glen Till, Mr. and Mts. Wilmot Phair, Hugh Dobson and Mrs. Aileen Dobson attended the 50th Anniversary celebration of Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Suggitt at Callendar on Sat. eve. Garry Lee was released from Toronto Western Hospital on Saturday and returned home to Trout Creek on Sunday. - Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Wallace of Orillia visited Mr. and Mrs. Jack Couperth- waite last weekend. Also their daughter Marion Jermey and family visited them. Marion had several entries in the Uxbridge Fair exhibit. } There will be choir prac- tice each Tues. eve at the Church at 7:30 p.m. Your assistance is most necessary to maintain a music pro- gram and provide music for church services. As practice will soon be beginning on Anniversary and Christmas music, your support would be much appreciated. Mrs. Jean Hunter held a 'family shower on Saturday for Dale Hunter and his bride Valerie Kraupa of Port perry. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Phoenix attended a bride and groom tea for their niece Linda and her fiance Pat McKenna at Paisley Acres, Leaskdale on Sunday. Pat and Linda will be married on Sept. 18th. Brian Till and Randy Fraser took part in the Demolition Derby at the Uxbridge Fair. Both made it to the finals. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Beaton, Mr. and Mrs. Willie Beaton, Brandon and Dallas of Oshawa, Don Beaton, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Beaton of Port Perry, dinner guests of Mrs. Marjorie Beaton on Sunday. Sorry to hear of the recent passing of Mrs. Ronald Lee of Toronto. Visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Howard McMillan was her granddaughter Susan. Last weekend Brian Gib- son's Blazers edged out Angus Meisner's team 7-6 to win the annual Greenbank mixed 3 pitch tournament. Greenbank Hillbillies will host a league lob ball tourn- Manchester news by Viola Johnson All from here were interested in the Port Perry Fair. It is a three day event each year that people on ~ variou$ working committees play an active role in. Every MacMILLAN ORCHARDS -- NOW AVAILABLE -- "FLASH FROZEN" *Peas *Wax Beans -*Green Beans *Cherries *Raspberries *Blueberries *Corn MacMILLAN ORCHARDS "= WHITBY -- 668-5031 686-2531 __ 24HOUR INFORMATION LINE: 686-3515 year it has been a fair that we hope to not miss and like to be a part of. Our U.C.W. meets on the first Thursday of each month excepting September. That meeting was held on the second week this year, because of our interest in the fair. We held our U.C.W. meet- ing on September 9. We had an attendance of 18 ladies. We had our program before the business part of the meeting this time. Gwen Lamb gave a very humorous reading followed by slides of pictures of a tour to the Maritimes. There were forty-two people on the tour. The meeting was turned over to the president, Mrs. Kingstone. business part of the meeting, we had our usual good luncheon which all enjoyed. The committee was Marion Cawker, Gwen Lamb and Viola Johnson. Don't forget our Man- chester anniversary this coming Sunday, September 19. After the: ament this Saturday Sept. 18th. Teams participating are from Cambray, Oak- wood, Valentia, Mariposa, Seagrave, Greenbank and two teams from Little Britain. Come out and cheer on our Hillbillies. Laurie Steven spent a few days last week with her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Paul Diamond. Darlene and Dale Ridge of Baltimore spent Sunday with her mother. Mr. and Mrs. George McGregor visited with their Phoenix cousins a few days last week. Mr. and Mrs. Wally Parr of Toronto, visited with Mrs. Veran Baird recently. The W.I. meeting will be on Tues. Sept. 21, at 2:00: p.m. at the home of Muriel Gibson. Note change of date. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Rick Windsor and baby Joshua who won first prize in the baby show at Port Perry Fair. Happy to report Dave Thompson is able to be home from hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Bayes of Toronto and also Graham Baird visited with Mrs. Verna Baird, they had not met for seventy years, since they attended Sainfield School, and had an inter- esting afternoon, talking over by-gone days. Susan and Thomas Ver- hoog entertained their Sunday School group on Sat. night to a corn roast and social time. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bright, Sr., of Raglan, dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. Mel McGee on Sunday. Anyone missing a deer lawn ornament? If so call Florence Smith over on Hurd Street, she found one in her yard that doesn't belong to her. With that great garden the Smiths keep, no wonder it came calling on you. Their number by phone is 985-2325. Miss Kandace Brooks spent the long week end with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brooks. Prince Albert sends out sympathy to Fred and Hazel Brooks, they lost their dear sister-in-law, Mrs. Tom Brooks, from Sunderland, the funeral was on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Alsop along with their daughter Valery Coates attended a funeral for Mr. Maxwell from Marmora, Ontario, Mr. Maxwell was an uncle to Mrs. Alsop. The funeral was held at Gooderham, Ontario. Mr. Jim Mitchell put on his wings on Saturday and travelled down to Trenton, Ontario to view the popular Air show put on by the Air Force base at Trenton. He no more than got home, when company came to call in the form of Kenny Sanderson and his friend from Guelph, Ontario. Mr. and Mrs. Jim McGregor' of Braeside are beaming with joy these days, its a boy- Cameron James Allan and he arrived on Monday, September 6, 1982. Congratulations Ann and Jim from all your Prince Albert friends. Saturday evening, Sept- ember 11 saw 150 people turn out to the Feasby Farm on the 4th, as Stan and Cheryl swung wide the barn yard gate for their annual, pork and corn roast. The weather was perfect and a good time was had by all. 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