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Port Perry Star, 20 May 1987, p. 18

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18 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, May 20, 1987 UCW plana a strawberry social Prince Albert and Area News by Earline Armstrong Good luck and better health wishes to George Hall, who is a pa- tient in the Toronto General Hospital. We here in Prince Albert are thinking of you George. The Prince Albert U.C.W. met on Wed. night in the United Church basement. Seventeen members were present. Devotion was done by Diana Brough, Eva Hunter and Lin- da McMillan, they chose "Friends" as their theme. Diana opened with a reading, Eva Hunter read the Scripture from John 15, Hymn 502 was sung. Several ladies told stories about "Friends." Diana read from a book called "Apples of Gold." Hymn 128 was sung. Linda McMillan read a poem entitled * 'So- meone.' ' Hymn 488 was sung by all. Diana closed Devotion with a poem. The business shows a Strawberry Social on June 21 at Chap Jones farm 24 p.m. in noon. Tickets are "available from any U.C.W. member $5 for adults and 12 for 10 years and under. We are going to have lots of great entertainment. Festival of Arts on July 11 at Palmer Park, we will be serving on a used vehicle call me today!'! FOR ALL YOUR AUTOMOTIVE NEEDS ... whether you're wanting to move up . ip a new 1987 or looking for a good deal GORD HOOKER 985-2276 New ® Used ® Leasing / | Uxbridge 852.3357 Williamson | Toroaty 294.9010 CHEVROLET Ux ridge PONTIAC | Res. 985-2276 BUICK . erp mocks | HWY. 47 SOUTH RCUSTOMERS SEND THER FRENGS UXBRIDGE Buy Direct from the GROWER and Save! | ALL Annuals Alyssum to Zinnas WE GROW THEM ALL ..... ALL Vegetables ALL Tomatoes All Kinds ............ ALL Onions Dutch Sets; Mihipliers and Spanish ALL Geraniunms Red, white, pink, salmon, fuschia and varigated Cabbage, Cauliflower, Sprouts, Onions, Peppers, Leeks, Lettuce, Broccoli, etc. . 'Early Girl, Glamour, Bonnie Best, Beefeater, 9 Beefsteak, Roma, Tiny Tim, Sweet 100's ... box = = ALL Seed Potatoes ALL . box 99 ALL " boxe SDS ALL ALL 2s. «SS ALL 4" pot 1 50 ~po Shrubs, Rose Bushes, etc INDIVIDUAL POTS wens. tierbs. Parsley Cucumbers, Watermelon. Castor Plants Fuschia, Ivy Geraniums. Dracena. Bulbs, Peonies. Clemats, Bleeding Heart, Flowering SOL - PEAT - - FERTILIZER 220 Main St. N. HANGING BASKETS - 2,000 to choose from! EXTRA SPECIAL! ALL Impatiens Shop Rain « or r Shine in our 7 Greenhouses 75.000 Boxes to Choose From ALLAN UNDERHILL FLOWERS & OREN 852-6395 "ui NSererdy § AM ™ box .99 . UXBRIDGE oe 852-6283 lunch to them. Don't forget the pie sale on May 23 at Helen Wozney's on Simcoe & Shirley Road. Starts at 10 sharp. Lila Clarke, a great member of our U.C.W. will be celebrating her 80th bi y on Sat. May 16th. Con- gratulations Lila. The meeting closed with the Miz- pah Benediction being said by all. Lunch was served by Grace Beacock and Dorothy Hope. Next meeting is on June 10. Hope to see you there. "Ronn MacDonald if you are reading this column please put on . your list of jobs that the street sign for Hurd St. is missing at the corner of Union Avenue and Hurd St. Has been for a number of months now. We like to keep neat and tidy in Prince Albert and then we all know where we are going. Happy birthday to Linda McMillan up on Simcoe St., and of course to Lila Clarke on May 16th and to Courtney Radford on May 19th and Ed Daigle on May 20. Best luck in another year to you all. Mrs. Bill Armstrong and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne McKinnon and Chantil- ly and Richard enjoyed Saturday at the Toronto Met Zoo. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Clarke spent last week in Cleveland, Ohio, with Supreme White Shrine Club. They travelled down with another couple. Lila got back in time to be guest of honour on Sat. afternoon at her 80th birthday party. Hosting the party were Ed'and Cathy Daigle, some seventy friends and relatives called on Lila from 2-5 in the afternoon. Guests were present from Kingston, Brampton, Ottawa, Meaford, Toron- to and St. Thomas. Congratulations Lila from all of us in Prince Albert and may you live as long as you want to and want to as long asyou live. Of course, I mean travelling. The Crownlife PARTICIPACTION CHALLENGE Wednesday, May 27th -- Calendar of Events Deepest sympathy to June McClure and family on Quaker Road in the passing of her husband Jack on Saturday, May 16th at the Oshawa Hospital. At the Prince Albert United Church on Sunday, May 18th, Col- leen Patricia Rombough was baptiz- ed, she is the daughter of Peter and Linda Rombough. Both parents of Peter and Linda were guests as were other friends of the Rombough family. The Senior and Intermate choir sang "Above All Else." Thursday evening at the Prince Albert Hall, eleven tables of euchre were played. Prizes on the ladies side went to Myrtle Gimblett, Pearl Gostick and Daisy Sellers and on the men's side Alvin Spencer, Phyllis Clark and Norman Birkett. The lucky draw prizes went to Berniece Wells and Ruby Birkett. See you next Thursday, May 21 at 7:30 doors open. TIME EVENT 8:30 AM Tennis Challenge (until 11 :00 PM) 10:00 AM Phantom Fitness Parade 10:45 AM Opening Ceremonies 11:15 AM Car Tug (Emiel's vs. Conway Place) 11:45 AM - Dancersize 12:00 Noon Fill the Barrel (Library vs. Hospital) 12:00 Noon Barbeque and Bake Sale . 12:30 PM™ 'Boat Tug (Port Perry Marina vs. Goreski's) 1:00 PM Children's Hour 1:00 PM Walking Workout 1:00 PM Obstacle Course 1:00 PM Fitness Testing 1:00 PM Canoe Race 1:45 PM Low Impact Aerobics 7:00 PM Phantom Rockathalon | (Elgin Knopp vs. Mayor Taylor) 2:30 PM Seniors' Fitness 2:45 PM Square Dancing * 3:00 PM Seniors' Walk 3:00 PM Lawn Darts 4:00 PM Frisbee Toss Challenge " 4:00 PM YMCA Gymnastics 4;30 PM. Hula Hoop Challenge 4:45 PM YMCA Judo Club Demonstration 5:00 PM Barbeque 5:00 PM Three Legged Race 5:30 PM Pine Ridge Cloggers Show 5:30 PM Water Balloon Toss Challenge 5:50 PM Square Dancing 6:00 PM Potato Sack / Wheel Barrow Race 6:30 PM: " Tug'o War Challenges: -- Police vs. Police -- Hospital vs. Medical Associates 7:00 PM Port Perry High School Concert Band 7:00 PM Charged Hose Challenge (Fire Department) 7:30 PM Karate Club Challenge 8:00 RM Phantom Rock Awards Presentations 8:30 PM Air Band Concert 8:30 PM Kinsmen vs. Blackstock Lions = Baseball Challepge 9:30 PM Phantom Rock Dance 9:30 PM Ladies' Lob Ball Challenge 11:15 PM Closing Ceremonies 11:30 PM Grand Finale -- THE WINNER LOCATION Tennis Courts Rosa Street to Queen Street Queen Street Stage Queen Street Queen' 'Street Stage 'Queen Street Palmer Park Waterfront Palmer Park . 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