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20 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, November 15, 1988 Prince Albert and Area News by llean Pugh On Wednesday evening nine- teen members of the U.C.W. met in the church for their monthly meeting. Devotion was taken by Noreen Crosier & Lila Clarke. Opening hymn "We Give Thee But Thine Own" was sung. Scrip- ture was read by Lila - 1st Peter Chapter 4: 7-11. Noreen took the lesson "Sharing Our Gifts and Talents." Andrea had arranged for a film "The Gift" which was very good. Lila read a poem on peace and In Flanders Fields. Closing Hymn ""O God Our Help In Ages Past." President Diana Brough was in charge of the business. The beef supper was a great success. The treasurer gave her report and after discussion, money was voted to several com- munity projects and money to the church. Also hopefully the new floor covering will be down by the end of the year. Committees were put in to look after the Friendly Visitors Dinner and favours for the Shut In's on Christmas. The Christmas meeting will be on Dec. 14th at the home of Myrtle Snelgrove with a pot luck supper. Belated birthday greetings to Norris Howey who was 91 on Mon- day, Nov. 7. On Thursday evening the week- ly euchre was held with eight tables. A lot of the players went to Lindsay to see a play. The lucky winners were Blanche Baird, Alma Manns, Martha Franssen. Men: Verna Draper, George Harper and Frank An- drews. Draws: Carl Gimblett and Richard Manns. Congratulations to Edith Bowers on winning a basket of groceries at the Legion Bazaar on Saturday. Deepest sympathy to Larry Corrigan and children on the death of his wife, Sandra, and mother of five children. Sandra was a candidate for the Separate School Board. She will be sadly missed. Weekend visitors at the Arm- strong home was daughter Bren- da and Wayne McKinnon and family of Sterling. Lloyd and Beth Pereman and family spent the weekend at White Lake at the home of Beth's THE ZIOWS. on Main Street. NEW DEMOCRATS Big corporations who canreap huge profits from the Mulroney trade deal have pulled out all stops to shore up Brian Mulroney and his Conservative friends as opposition to the trade deal Standing Up For Ordinary Canadians and Their Families... ll Asfinance minister, John Turnerputin place most of the tax loopholes that profit the rich and big corporations that are now supporting the deal. The bottom line whenitcomesto the trade deal: Brian Mulroney is standing up for big business on Wall Street. John Turner is standing up for the Corporate interests on Bay street. Ed Broadbent is standing up for ordinary Canadians Marg Wilbur, Ed Broadbent and the New Democrats. Fairness for ordinary Canadians and their families. Authorized by Roy Grierson -- Official Agent purchased (at regul EE FRIED CHICKEN you will be able to purchase 24 cans of ez ola' Classic or Diet Coke for the unbelievable low price of ... 136 WATER STREET, PORT PERRY DIXIE L FRIED CHICKEN °¢ FISH & CHIPS With each 15 or 20 pc. bucket ar price) at -UCW beef supper was a success parents and visited her father who is a patient in the Ottawa Hospital. Dave and Bev Stanley had gone to visit friends on Saturday even- ing, but to Bev's surprise it was a set-up as later a number of other friends arrived for a belated sur- prise birthday party. It seems as the people are always on the move. We keep see- ing For Sale signs going up and then sold. We bid farewell to any who are leaving and a big Welcome to the ones moving in. The holiday season is fast ap- proachino Qanta will be arriving in Port Perry on November 26th. I hear the Couple's Club Christmas Dance tickets are on sale for Dec. 3rd and the New Years tickets are also out. Please call Earline with your news for next week 985-7873. Golden years Saturday November 12 was a special day for two well-known Blackstock area residents. Frank and Bet- sy Staniland celebrated their fiftieth wedding anni- versary at St. John's Parish Hall In Blackstock with many well-wishers present to re-live fond memories and share wedding cake. The Stanilands have two children and seven grandchildren. 1 CASE PER PURCHASE OF A 15 OR 20 PC. BUCKET AT PARTICIPATING STORES FAMILY RINGS MOTHER'S RING Yours to choose, for mother or grandmother on her special day. For that gift with a personal touch on Mother's Day, birthday or special occasion, select a ring to include the birthstone of each family member. Memories to last a lifetime can be set in your choice of a brooch or ring. ORDER NOW FOR CHRISTMAS GIFTING PENTLAND JEWELLERS 174 Queen St., Port Perry 9885-7641