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oo ono Mlb a | Ty ee EEE -------- 16 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, Sept. 18, 1984 How would you like an all-expense paid trip to Germany for six weeks in the summer? Well, Martha Cole and Boyd Vanderheul won themselves a trip through their interest in Cadets, and they think it's just great. See story for details. It's not every day you win a trip to Germany It isn't every day you win a trip to Germany, so Martha Cole and Boyd Vanderheul were pretty impressed when they were picked out of 450 Cadets to go there next summer. ' Both members of the Port Perry Cadet Corps (Martha's Dad is the Commanding Officer), the two sixteen year olds spent some time at Camp Borden this summer, taking various courses. Boyd was there working on, among other things, athletic leadership. Martha was concentrating on her music -- she plays flute and piccolo in the senior military band. The 450 air, sea and army cadets who were at the camp were given the opportunity to enter the contest, so the two Port Perry cadets did, without really thinking they'd win. But win they did, after a series of vigorous interview sessions, where one of the most common questions was "Why do you want to go to Germany?" "I just said that I thought it was a good experience that I could use and bring back to the corps here", Boyd, a Grade Thirteen Cart- wright High School student said. "And also to represent the country'. Martha thought "It A new granddaughter for John Prince Albert Area News by Earline Armstrong Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. John Faber over on Simcoe St. They got a new granddaughter. Mini and Scott McNamee had a girl on Monday Sept.10 and they call her Rachel Elizabeth. And on Monday, Sept. 10, Harris and Julie McClure had a new daughter. They call her Laura Ann. Congratul- ations from all Prince Albert to you two. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Armstrong were in Campbellford, Ontario on Wed. Sept. 12 attend- ing the funeral of Walter Rowe. Any girls 12-17 wish- ing to join the C.G.L.T. please call Carole Adams at 985-7130 before Sept. 19. And UCW Members at the Prince Albert United Church, please Chesterfield Suites Love Seats Sectionals & Mattresses A Large Selection - Less than ud : 1/2 Price! McKEEN FURNITURE $24 Simcoe $1 § Oshaws 1255181 ITQUEENST PORT PERRY 416: 98 "08 ALL LINES OF GENERAL INSURANCE VICTORIA VG AND GREY TRUST Se 124 5 Yr. Annual Interest 11%% Semi-Annually Rates Subject to Change Without Notice remember the meeting on Wednesday, Sept. 19 and a film will be shown entitled "The Last Days of Living". This is on palliative care and is in conjunction with the Anniversary Service on Sunday, Sept. 23 when guest speaker will be Dr. Gilchrist. Deepest sympathy to the Findlay family in the passing of their mother, Ida, on Thurs- day. God Bless you. And still another death in our commun- ity. Friday morning Mr. Bastien Benschop pass- ed away. The Benschop family reside on Quaker Road. Our deepest sympathy to Mrs. Bens- chop and her family, Erika, John and Bashie. " Mrs. Myrtle Snel- grove and her sister, Mrs. Luella Bailey were in Toronto on Monday at Nisbitt Lodge visiting a dear old friend, Flora Muffitt. I am pleased to hear you read our news Flora, thank you. Prince Albert Comm- unity Centre saw 11 tables of euchre filled on Thursday night. Ladies high was Elsie Tayler, second was Betty Boose and low was Mrs. Win- grove and on the men's side- high was George Harper, second was J. Poots and low was Ann Manns. Come on out again next Thursday evening Sept. 20 at 8 o'clock sharp and have some fun. Sorry to report that Vic Skerratt is in Port Perry Hospital, keep smiling Vi, we are SYR: 0[0) thinking of you. Mabel Strong came home on Friday from hospital. Mabel is not feeling her best but phoned me to ask if I would tell her neigh- bours and friends from Prince Albert a big thank you for the flowers and visits while she was in hospital. Just keep thinking positive Mabel, and smile alot. Judy Carvan from Washington, D.C. spent a few days with her sister, Andrea Jones, and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lindsay last week. Mr. and Mrs. Don Beacock and boys were dinner guests on Wed. Sept. 12 with Don's mom and dad, Mr. and Mrs. Les Beacock then on Sunday Grace put the soup on again as Mr. and Mrs. L. Devitt from 815 King St. W at Thornton Rd. Oshawa Oshawa dined with the Beacocks. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne McKinnon and Chantilly from Sterling, Ontario were over night guests on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Armstrong. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lyle from Lindsay, Ont- ario called on Mr. and Mrs. Ben Smith on Sunday. The Couples Club from Prince Albert enjoyed a hayride and corn roast over at Roll- ing Hills Farm on Fri- day night. Please call Ilean Pugh with your news next week. She lives at 985- 2146 and thank you for your calls - they made my day. would be a good cultural experience", learning about countries other than her own. Although they're not too sure on the details « yet, Boyd and Martha's trip will probably last about six weeks, with a large chunk of their time spent at the Cana- dian military base in Germany. They'll be staying with approximately 30 other cadets from all over Canada. And not only will the entire trip be paid for, they'll also be paid for going. No wonder Boyd says, "It makes you feel good". He's been a Cadet for three years; Martha for four. : Although girls are still fairly rare within the ranks of Cadets, Martha says things are chang- ing. ""There's a lot of girls in the corps. It's really changed. It's not what it used to be', she says. Still, she'll definitely be in the minority when the Canadians make their way to Germany next summer. 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