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Features: * General instrument receiver with infra red cordless control allows you to mute and adjust volume, digital clock * Select antenna mode or satellite signal mode 'Preset channels for more convenient viewing *Turn TV on and ofl Immune to Microwave interference. For information and demonstration: CALL 985-2652 18 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tues. February 19, 1985 Proud grandparents hail new arrival of Melissa Ann Lloyd Prince Albert Area News by llean Pugh Peter and Lammy Vanginhoves are the pro- ud grandparents of a new granddaughter Melissa Ann Lloyd weighing in at 6 Ibs. 12 oz. The parents are Mr. and Mrs. Jim Lloyd of Courtice. Donna Marie can hardly wait for her new sister to ar- rive home. Peter and Lammy now have 9 ildren. Everyone also wished Peter better health and hope we soon see you back at work in the store. Sympathy is extended "to Florence Smith and her family in the very sudden passing of her husband Ben last Mon- day. Prince Albert has lost one of its oldest residents as Ben came here as a young boy and spent many happy years here. Ben and Florance have lived in the house he built for them over 56 years. They have both taken great pride in their garden and beautiful flowers. Ben was also very interested in animals and birds and had been game warden for twenty-five years. He Insurance Agents... employee-group health and dental benefits plan, ask me for informationona Blue Cross program. Your client will be glad you did.-- For details contact Ross Freer Suite 204 Peterborough Square 360 George Street North Peterborough. Ontario K9H 7EQ = (708) 743-0677 ONTARIO before you renew your client's ~ BLUE CROSS HARS IR retired in 1965. On Wednesday even- ing the U.C.W. met in the church basement with a fair turnout. Our new president Lorraine An- drews opened the meeting. A short business period looked after a few items of business. Roll call was answered by each one bringing a small gift for one of our shut-in's for Valentines. The rest of the evening was spent with Brian Campbell showing his slides on his work in Jamaica and some of the other small islands. His talk along with his slides were very interesting and infor- mative. Things are very different there and things very expensive. A sheet of plywood $85.00 needless to say they find other pieces of. scrap wood or whatever they can find to build their homes which are very small. Bananas are their main export and a lot of families make a living selling their garden vegetable. Thursday evening the community centre was open for euchre again with seven tables. The ladies high Edith Broome; Mary William- son, Bessie Acton. Men- J. Poots, Clara Warren and Herb Jones. There will be a euchre this week. Better health is wished for some of our players. Bessie Spencer, Gladys Slack who are in hospital. Also we hear that some are sporting casts after falls. Hope to see you all back in the near future. On Saturday at the Pine Ridge Skating Com- petition in Uxbridge Cary Dowson won the silver medal in the "Free Style" competition. Keep: up the good work Cary. Saturday evening din-- ner guests at our house Whitby Oshawa were Bonnie and Paul Solomon, Stephen, Trevor and Laurel, Wayne, Dianne, Michael and Gregory Pugh. Micliael was celebrating - his tenth birthday. Matthew Geer is im- proving some after the bone marrow transplant. His mom Margaret is fin- ding the time long. If you would like to drop her a line or two and maybe a card to Matthew, send it to Mrs. Margaret Geer, 229 Kent St., Brooklin, Mass. U.S.A. 02146. If you are finding winter long and want something to do, the Port Perry Agriculture Socie- ty are having their an- nual Spring Dance on. March 23rd at the Lat- cham Centre. Door prizes, $7.50 per person. For more information phone 985-8376. Call Earlene Arm- Strong 985-7873 with news next week. First, drug dog Shadow then, a talk about love Scugog Island News by Mrs. Earl Reader The "Grace" UCW have had two very in- teresting already in the new year. In January they had Brad Carleton and his drug dog, Shadow to in- form them about dif- ferent drugs, and how Shadow is used to sniff them out. The February meeting was held at the Manse with Mrs. Robinson as hostess. With Valentine's Day in mind, Mrs. Robin- son based the Devotional study on "Love" and showed how all God's teachings are about "Love". Then she played her auto harp while all sang 'Love Divine, All Loves Excelling."' The following program con- sisted of a Baby shower for Mrs. Robinson with Rev. Robinson reading the cards. Congratula- tions are in order for Florence Fralick who was surprised by the new position of Social Con- venor to work with the other women's groups in the church. A special lunch treat was a beautifully decorated cake made by Christina Prentice. All members and visitors are urged to at- tend the meetings as there are lots more sur- prises in store. Next VIDEO BAR Durham Region's Largest Video Screen Saturday, Feb. 230d . "WESTERN NIGHT" Country & Western Music and Videos plus all your other favourites! » Put on your Western Gear » Best Hat & Outfit Prizes! Snack Food Special - Eagle Wings 25¢ each Perched atop Pine Ridge Golf Club Open Every Thursday, Friday & Saturday 985-8442 » meetings meeting is Mar. 6 at Ann Wardlaw's home. The people on the Port Perry Fair Board are already making plans for Sept. and trying to decide on most suitable ar- rangements. But first they need funds. Therefore they will start with a Spring Dance for the whole area for Mar. 23 at the Latcham Cen- tre. The D.J. will be Len Franssen. There will be various prizes and buffet lunch. Tickets may be purchased at Irwin Smiths. Ask him about the price. But don't forget the Kidney Foundation dance on the Island is also in March. Before we dance our thoughts away let's get . back to Feb. Were those hot cakes or pancakes with sausages and syrup ever good on Sunday morning at the Island United! The trouble was that the weatherman didn't think it was necessary to co-operate and tried to scare people away. But by Church time they had all con- quered the snow drifts. Duggan was slightly perturbed because he hadn't been included in a family Valentine. But like the children he learned that Jesus was 1 A mile east off Mwy. 12 on Hwy. 1A, PL Ff erry God's Valentine of love to the world. "Next Sunday there will be a communion Service at the Island United. At 2:30 to 3:45 p.m. families gather up their children and their skates and meet at the Port Perry Arena for a skating par- ty. Then return to the Church for hot chocolate and cookies. On Monday evening 7:30 p.m. there will be a short meeting at the Island Church to plan future communicants classes for anyone wishing to become a member. There will be Infant Baptism in March. If you are interested, speak to Rev. Robinson. » Give your immediate attention to the Impor- tant Congregational meeting for Scugog Island this Tues. Feb. 19 at 7:30 p.m. at the I§land United. for further plans. Then attend the Women's Institute Wed. evening for family and consumer affairs. What famous family will you name?:1 believe there will be a speaker. Last Thursday 17 children stopped at the Island United for prac- tice and on Sun. 10 of them sang the song they had learned. Always give the bus driver a note to allow him to let the children off the bus at the church. Sympathy is extended to the relatives of Oliver Reader a former Island resident living to the age of 101 but who passed away in hospital early Monday morning. Knock out heart at- tacks and strokes. kkk [ii [HH] [i] im = A BUYING or SELLING? Check The Real Estate Pages of the "Port Perry Star i ----«