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A ------------------------ There's more than just cabbage rolls at supper Prince Albert and Area News by Earline Armstrong Just a reminder the cabbage roll supper which was set for Feb. 26 is now set for Mar. 5 just a week later. Please try and attend, yes there will be more than cab- bage rolls. And its at Prince Albert United Church. Happy Birthday to Esther Clodd this week, its hard to believe she put another candle on her cake. And Pat Cowdell over on Cedar Creek we wish her a Happy Birthday also, Monday, Feb. 13 was her big day. Sorry to hear that Gladys Myers from the Island is in Port Perry Hospital, - Prince Albert sends their best your way Gladys. And I hear that Fred Dayes (Lor- raine Andrews Dad) is in Port Perry Hospital. Get well soon Fred from all of us here in Prince Albert. On Wednesday evening, fifteen members of Prince Albert U.C.W. met at the home of Betty Deeth on Carlan Dr. in Port Perry. After devotion and a film on whats good and bad for the heart, business sees a supper coming up on . March 5 at the Prince Albert United Church, a cabbage roll supper and March 3 is World Day of Prayer. The hospital auxiliary is having a spring fair on April 29. After a yummy lunch of carrott cake and tea the meeting was adjourned. Next meeting is on March 8 in the church basement. Thursday evening Feb. 9 saw nine tables of euchre filled at the Prince Albert Hall. Ladies prizes went to Myrtle Gimblett, Rachel Harper and Ilean Pugh. Mens prizes went to Clarence Butson, Vince Criscione and Frank An- drews and the draw prizes went More recipes added to UCW cook book Scugog Island Area News by Mrs. Earl Reader by Fie Some time ago the flourishing "Friendship" U.C.W. of the Island United Church compiled a very popular Cook Book. This group of young, ambitious women accomplished many noteworthy deeds but have run in- to difficulty as many became suc- * cessful in the world of careers or left the community. However the remaining few have made a col- lection of 75 new recipies to add to their original Cook Book. These may be obtained at a cost of $3.00 by putting in your order by Feb. 28. You may add your name to the posted list at the church or phone 985-7664. The Healthy Functioning Fami- ly meeting at .the Port Perry Town Hall on Monday night was not so well attended as the former one. Perhaps it was because fewer people in this area are in- terested in Family Violence. However the 3rd meeting on Mon. Mar. 6 will concern "Housing" and gain more personal interest for the present population. The Women's Institute will hold its regular meeting on Wed. even- ing this week with Convenor Con- nie Haigh. The topic will be Fami- ly & Consumer Affairs with a pro- gram on Family Recreation and the roll call will be "What is your favourite family game?" This winter the Institute quilted a modern "Log Cabin" quilt at the home of Mrs. Jan. Gerrow. The March meeting of the "Head" U.C.W. will be at the home of Mrs. Helen Redman. Members will please bring items for the new form of craft show to be held Apr. 22. A couple of baby quilts have already been com- pleted for sale. DON FORDER INSURANCE BROKERS LTD. ~ SELWIN FINANCIAL SERVICES INC. ADVANTAGES OF INVESTING THROUGH SELWIN / FORDER FINANCIAL SERVICES INC. Guaranteed Investment Certificates BR rim 5 YEAR - ANNUAL 114% 6d kine 3 YEAR - ANNUAL 114% SHORT-TERM Bars 10%2% 10%% 60 to 364 DAYS _ RATES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE -- to Jim Redman and Andrew Munroe. Please come out next Thursday February 16 and have another night of euchre. 1 am still looking for egg car- tons - if you want to be rid of them please phone me at 985-7873. Congratulations to Don and Noreen Crosier - they finally got that granddaughter, Krista Marie arrived on Tuesday, Feb. 7 weighing in at 7 Ibs. 2 ozs. and is a wee girl for Kevin and Cindy. Bet they are tickled pink. At the Prince Albert Sunday School on Feb. 19 they are going to have a magician, all children of the community are welcome, whether you go to Sunday Schooi or not please come out. It starts at 11:30 in the morning of Feb. 19. Sorry to report that Sandy Moore is in the Oshawa Hospital, hope your stay is short Sandy. Mr. and Mrs. Don Beacock and boys of Seagrave had supper on Sunday with Les and Grace Beacock. Please call Ilean Pugh with your news next week at 985-2146. PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, February 14, 1989 -- 21 G.1.C. -- 1 YEAR -- 11%% 085-8416 D.J. 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