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28 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tues. October 16, 1984 You collect plates? Then call your steward Prince Albert Area News by Earline Armstrong "If you are a collector of church plates, well the Prince Albert Unit- ed Church has plates and mugs for sale. Just call any Steward member or phone Lloyd Pereman at 985-3626. Belated congratul- ations to Shirley and Jim Hunter and Leslie Ann on the new baby boy at their home. Prince Albert sends all the best to you and your baby son. The regular meeting of the Prince Albert UCW meet on Wed. Oct. 10 at the United Church. Nineteen members answered the roll call. Devotion was done by Beth Pereman, Ruby Dearborne and Dorthy Hope. Guest speakers for the evening were two ladies from Auberge Shelter Centre in Oshawa. Karen Carr and Mary Dumais gave a very interesting and informative talk on the centre, their needs and the help they give. Business saw the Beef Supper coming up on October 28 in the United Church basement with three settings at 4:30, 5:30 and 6:30. Tickets are on sale and going fast. And on Dec. 17 at 12 noon the UCW will serve the Freenaly Visitors a Christmas Dinner. The Regional meeting is on Oct. 15 and 16 in Ajax, Ontario. A beautiful lunch was served by Minnie Martin, Pat Love and Aileen Olsen. Next meeting is on Nov. 14, hope to see you there. And don't forget to say "Happy Birthday" to Hazel Brooks. Tues- day is her big day. Happy Birthday Hazel just from me. And I heard Dianna Brough let another get by on Wed. Oct. 10 and now I know why you were not out to UCW on Wed nesday, celebrating aye Dianna? Mr. and Mrs. Jim -- -- I Te) MERV PUGH 179 Casimir St. - Port Perry - - eV. M&l AUTOMOTIVE MACHINE SHOP Head Rebuilding - Engines Rebuilt - Rotor & Drum Turning - Flywheel Resurfacing (flat & recessed) - Engine Boring and Head Resurfacing - Martin from over on Union St. are home after a 3 week stay in Ireland, visiting relatives both in the north and south. Fourteen tables of euchre were played at Prince Albert Comm- unity Centre on Thurs- day evening. Ladies high was Pearl Gostick, second was Verna Draper and low was Marlene Skinner and I am very pleased to see the men finally pulling up their socks. High was Irwin Kydd, second was Richard Manns and low was Roy Werry. Please do come out next Thurs- day evening Oct. 18 and (it starts at 8 sharp. Sorry to report that Mrs. David McCullock from Quaker Rd. is a patient in Port Perry Hospital. She underwent surgery on Tuesday Oct. 16. Belated Happy Birth- day wishes to 6 year old Melissa Pereman over on Hurd St. Melissa was 6 on Thanksgiving week- end and enjoyed the celebrations with her parents and brother while they were visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Jim McGregor and family at Braeside, Ontario. A number of people from Prince Albert were in Blackstock on Saturday and enjoyed the Bicentennial activi- ties over there. The Fair Grounds was a very busy place with some- thing going on in all- three buildings. The humorous Yarns to Spin was very well done and the Pork Barbeque at night put on by the Lions club was well attended. Mr. and Mrs. Alan Murphy were in Hamil- ton on Saturday and attended the wedding of Nancy De Franceso and Dusty Davies. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Sweetman had a sur- prise visit from John and Chris Ralston of Bowmanville on Sat- urday. They hadn't seen them in 25 years. I knew you were a hard person to find Ross - but 25 years won hats off to the Ralstons. Mr. and Mrs. Les Beacock paid a visit to Brooklin one day recent- ly and called on Mr. and Mrs. Grant Franklin. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Danny McClure who were married on Saturday, Oct. 13 in the Columbus United Church. Best of luck to you both from Prince Albert. Please phone Ilean Pugh with your news next week at 985-2146. Clinic needs donors badly The Sunderland Lions Club and Brock Branch 141 Royal Canadian Legion are holding a Red Cross Blood Donors Clinic on October 19th in the Legion Hall, River Street, Sunderland, between the hours of 2:00 p.m. and 8:00 p.m. Donors are urgently needed. Anybody in good health between the ages of 17 years and 65 years can donate blood. It is the gift of life and we all at some time or other will likely need help. Donors are urged WW Ww - 985-9345 PAUL'S SHOE REPAR | 32 WATER STREET - PORT PERRY (LAKEVIEW PLAZA) Behind Don Forder Insurance PHONE 985-3657 We carry some SHOES, OXFORDS AND BOOTS ... SPECIAL ... from '9.99 & up BOYS' GOOD LEATHER not to take aspirins or similar medications 24 hours prior to attending the clinic. Please remember the date, October 19th and the hours, 2:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. Thank you. For further inform- ation call Ken Harrison, phone 705-357-3055. Chesterfield Suites Love Seajs Sectionals & Mattresses - A Large Selection Fall is upon us Isn't that great They're on sale now Save a fin for yearbook Port Perry High News by Julie Midgley Hi! Welcome to another exciting high school news report from PPHS. For those of you who didn't order a yearbook last week, they will be on sale again in one month. Remember to save up a minimum down payment of $5.00 for next month's sale. There will be a soccer game on Thursday the 18th and if you have an Activity Card, you can get out of classes early on Thursday afternoon to go cheer on our team rebels. The student council will be selling hot chocolate at the amazing price of 10 cents per cup! You can't . beat that. Be sure to get an Activity Card before Thursday. Activity Cards sell at $5.00 each. There will be a dance this Friday night at the - cost of $3.00 with an activity card, and $4.00 without. Not only do you get to see a soccer game with an activity card, but you can also save yourself money if you go to the dance! Wow! It's a Sadie Hawkins, so get out there girls and ask your favourite guys! A suggestion box is being placed in the office so that students can have input into what goes on at school. Any- one who has ideas about dress-up days etc., please feel free to leave your ideas at the office. Get involved! Just a note from the music department to say that citrus fruit sales are winding down this week. If you haven't ordered your delicious, nutritious oranges and grapefruit yet, you'd better do it now before its too late! Just contact -a PPHS music student Your greatly for details. support is appreciated! And now to the sports with Dawn Korbak... '"Teachers?"' Yes students teachers! As the first intramural sport at PPHS is over, another one is beginning and it just happens to be CO-ED Badminton. But there is a catch. Your partner must be a teacher. You must prune those trees Before it's too late. Please Phone Gerry To Clean-up Port Perry! LAKESHORE LANDSCAPING & So last week was taken up by students finding a teacher for a partner for the sport which got underway last Friday. Could prove to be interesting. For the juniors its frisbee borden ball. It's a game of passing the frisbee to your team- mates, trying to put it in the respective end zone. Good luck to all! Last week the Grade Twelve Phys Ed students took to the Pineridge Golf Course to put to the test the golf skills taught to them by Mr. Rodway, Mrs. Smith and Mr. Di Diomete. School rings will be on sale Thursday and Friday in front of the office. Well that's all for this week's high school news. Keep an eye out for next week's report! P.S. Those Michael Jackson tee-shirts around the halls look great!! Censor chairman speaks The Oshawa YWCA is holding the third Annual Durham Region Women of Distinction Awards Dinner on November 1 at the Holiday Inn in Oshawa. : Awards will be pre- sented to women who have made exceptional contributions to the community in three categories: Arts, Community Service and Women in the Work- place. The deadline for nominations was Oct- ober 12. The keynote speaker will be Mrs. Mary Brown, Chair- person of the Ontario Censor Board. Mary Brown graduat- ed as a Gold Medallist in Arts and Sciences from the University of Tor- onto in 1951. She taught English and History for two years prior to her marriage. Mrs. Brown is the mother of six children. Mary Brown served as a member of the executive of the Univer- sity of Toronto Alumni Association where she directed a Faculty Liaison Program and established the first Alumni Faculty Award. She acted as co-ordin- ator and Chief of Proto- col for an International Conference on Third World Development held at the Toronto University in 1975. Mrs. Brown was the first woman Board member of the Metropo- litan Toronto High School Commission. She also served as a member of the Steering Committee for Christian Jewish Dialogue in Metropolitan Toronto and was a member of the Senate of the Uni- versity of Toronto, St. Michaels' College. In 1975, Mary Brown joined the External Affairs Department of - the University of Toronto as Assistant Director of Alumni Affairs. In this capacity she established Branch Associations in Canada and the United States and co-ordinated pro- grams for 180,000 grad- uates as well as direct- ing student liaison activities. 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