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Bad fall puts man in hospital Prince Albert and Area News by Earline Armstrong Sorry to report that John Brough had a bad fall on Sunday night, it wasn't the fall that hurt, but when he hit the ground, he broke his ankle badly enough to be in Oshawa Hospital for 3 days. Keep smiling John, soon as you get over the hill, you will see the sunshine. If you see Andrew Pereman on Tuesday Jan. 31 say "Happy Bir- thday" to him, come on girls don't be shy. Mr. and Mrs. Reiner Van Ravenswaay and Mr. and Mrs. Ben Van Ravenswaay and 3 children of Dunnville, Ontario spent Friday as over night guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Van Ravenswaay and children. Oh yes, I see Jon Dawson in the paper, Happy Birthday Jon and happy riding (I think). Stephen Dearborn was home for the weekend from Brock University in St. Catherines and Shelley was home too from Guelph visiting Mom & Dad, Mr. & Mrs. Harvey Dearborn. . Thursday evening saw eight tables of euchre played at Prince Albert Hall. Ladies prizes went to Bernice Daniels, Merle St. John and Doris Hill. Joe McCaslin, Bert Daniels and Grant Bright got the mens prizes. The draw prizes went to Ilean Pugh and Clara Whitter. Please come out next Thurs. February 2 for more fun at euchre. Don't forget Thurs. Feb. 9 from 7:30t09:30 p.m. Marlene Russell at 539 King St. E. in Prince Albert will be hosting her Quilt Workshop. Phone her at 985-9339 if you want more information. Congratulations to Elizabeth Nokes and Andrew Grimes who were married on January 7th, Elizabeth's Mom, Mildred was a former Prince Albert girl. An-- drew and Elizabeth plan on living in Oakwood, Ontario. Grant Beacock from Oshawa had dinner on Saturday evening -with his parents Les and Grace Beacock. There was a very poor turn out at the annual meeting on Sunday at the Prince Albert church. The great spring weather took everyone with it. Andrew Pereman and three friends enjoyed a day of roller skating on Saturday at "Wheelies"" in Whitby. This was to celebrate Andrews 14th birth- day on Tuesday Jan. 31. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Earl Martyn had Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Martyn, Nikki and Brendan from Islington, John and Marion Lake from Oakwood, Mr. and Mrs. Alan McKeown and Tracy from Woodville to dinner. Now we know why Earl wasn't at church on Sunday, he was cooking dinner. Please call Ilean Pugh with your news next week at 985-2146. Free seminars held on preserving old homes Anyone interested in the preser- vation of historically or architec- turally significant properties is in- vited to attend free seminars NOW on VIDEO 68 WATER STREET PORT PERRY 985-9888 Mon. to Thurs. .... 11 AM to 8 PM; Friday 11 AM to 10 PM; Saturday ........... 10 AM to 10 PM; Sunday Noon to 8 PM Also available at ... 76 BALDWIN STREET, BROOKLIN 655-3306 New Self-Berve Store 1487 SIMCOE ST. N., OSHAWA 432-3727 sponsored by the Local Architec- tural Conservation Committee. An open forum is planned with a panel of speakers addressing spe- cific questions, as well as discuss- ing general issues in the restora- tion or preservation of property. The seminars are being held February 11 and 18 from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. each day at the Uxbridge Public Library (corner of Highway 47 and Brock St.) Speakers include Jeff Cooper, a wood joiner and cabinet maker; Brian Jordan, on-Victorian, Towne & Country restoration, wood- graining, tin ceilings and em- bossed wallpaper; Glenn Ward, stonemason and builder; Randy Howard, restoration-carpentry spe- ciality; and Sharon and Ken Mur- ray, homeowners who will talk about restoration and renovation. For more information call Peter Reid at 852-9259. MORPHOS STUDIO GALLERY ONE OF A KIND - reproduction furniture -- ceramics -- hand weaving --. paintings Corporate & Private Commissions Accepted.' 10 AM to 5 PM - Wed. to Fri: Other times by phoning 985-0860 1 MILE EAST OF MUSEUM OFF SCUGOG ISLAND ROAD Hundreds and hundreds of some fine racing action over drag racing was held. PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, January 31, 1989 -- 33 Pancake supper held for basement repairs Utica and Area News by Vera Brown This Sunday the United Church will hold their Annual Congrega- tional meeting following the regular Church & Sunday School service which will be at 11:15 a.m. That was quite the mix-up this past Sunday when the decision was made to change the service to an earlier time and the con- gregation wasn't informed until Saturday evening, or was it Sun- day morning. Anyway, most of us made it on time. Choir practise is at Epsom on Thursday at 8 p.m. They are preparing special music for Easter and would like all the voices that they can get to come forth. The Sunday School teachers meeting is Feb. 8th at Irene Fieldings. The Church session is holding a Pancake Supper in Utica Church on Tuesday, February 7th com- mencing at 7 p.m. The collection plate will be passed and proceeds will go towards building in- provements needed at Epsom. Church basement. Everyone is welcome. A reminder that 4-H begins "From Fleece to Wool" in February. Meetings are from 7-9 p.m. on Thursday evenings for boys and girls aged 11-12 by Jan. 1/89. Anyone interested please call Cathy Acerra at 985-3466 or Gail Kerry at 985-7792. ' There will be a euchre in Utica Hall this Friday at 8 p.m. All are welcome. The lady who left her + scarf two weeks agbd may claim it by coming out this week. The Hall Board will be holding a dance on February 11th with music by "The Tradesmen"'. For tickets call 985-7251 or 985-7453. Last week I referred to the Beelby family as "boys". I'm sure that all their Utica neighbours knew that they have 2 boys and 1 girl. I should have, but had forgotten. Sorry. Danny Sutherland expects to be getting back to school that he has been missing since his accident a few weeks ago. It's not easy to do school work or anything else when your writing arm is injured. Congratulations to James & Thelma Houghland on the arrival of daughter #2 on Friday at Oshawa Hospital. Jenna Lynne is a wee sister for Amanda and se- cond grandchild for Bruce & Jean Houghland. ; Happy Birthday to Russell Tracey who was 1 year old on Sunday. Miss Jenna Fielding of Pef- ferlaw was a weekend guest at the Fielding home. Soccer dates Although the soccer fields have been virtually snow-free through- out this winter, the Scugog Youth Soccer Club is waiting until spring officially arrives to begin another season. Registration has been set for April 1st and 2nd. The league starts May 24th, and Cup Day is planned for September 9th, A tentative date for a coachs' clinic has been set for May 17th. Three weeks after registration, team lists should be y. country Lane Hwy 7A & High Street, Port Perry. Ontario changed through observation and not through argument." IY 11M] "Peoples' minds are oe 3 people enjoyed some spring-like weather and the weekend at the lakefront when snowmobile S Remember Feb. 141h <4 sour Special Unlontine in your Speci tine in the Classified Section of the Port Perry Star ... -- Just call -- 985-7383 -)