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------ 32 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, September 19, 1989 First U.C.W. meeting Prince Albert and Area News by llean Pugh On Wednesday the U.C.w. ladies had their first meeting for the fall season. President Linda McMillian welcomed the members and our guest and other visitors. Myrtle Snelgrove opened the meeting with a poem "The things we do not understand." Hymn 269 was sung. Ruby Dear- born read scripture from Hebrews 11 and Genesis 6. The of- fering was taken and we sang give thee but thine own. Myrtle in- troduced our guest speaker Ida Hurtig from Port Perry. Mrs. Hurtig gave us a very interesting talk of the life that she and her husband and smal) children had trying to survive then finally get- ting to Canada and how hard it was here at first but things did turn out well for everyone and all are very happy to have the freedom of Canada. Ruby read "My hands in God's"' then closed with hymn 252. Business meeting followed. We will not be taking part in the Apple Festival as the date has been changed to Oct. 7. The Hot Beef Supper will be Oct. 29th with 2 settings 5 and 6:30 p.m.. Tickets will be on sale very shortly. The ladies will be serving lunch after church on Sunday Sept. 24th, anniversary Sunday, when Rev. Bruce McDougall will be the guest speaker at 11:30 a.m.. Sympathy is extended to Mrs. Joyce Sproat and family in the passing of husband and father Robert. Visitors with Fred and Aileen Olsen were their aunt and uncle Muriel and Dave Pickard of Calgary. Hope you enjoy your stay here in Prince Albert and other parts of Ontario. PROVINCIAL TRAFFIC SIGNS BOX 519, REACH INDUSTRIAL PARK PORT PERRY, ONTARIO LOB 1NO 1-416-985-8438 TELEX # 06981223 FAX # (416) 985-2387 P. GOUIN Ms. T. ROBICHEAU Mr. Paul I. GOUIN, President of Provincial Traffic Signs, Ontario Provincial Traffic Signs (N.S.) Ltd Provincial Traffic Signs (NFLD) Ltd ARIES Sign Post Co. wishes to announce the following two promotions which have taken place within the infrastructure of these companies. Ms. J. LYLE Ms. T. ROBICHEAU has been promoted to the newly-created position of Middle-Management Trainee. Ms. ROBICHEAU joined this company in Dartmouth, Nova Scotia in 1987 as Secretary-Receptionist, Graphic Arts specialist, and was transferred to Ontario in October, 1988. Ms. ROBICHEAU will embark on a comprehensive academic and "hands-on" training program ultimately leading to a Senior Management position within these companies' management structure. Ms. Janice LYLE has been promoted to the newly-created position of Middle Management Trainee. Ms. LYLE joined the Ontario Operation in February 1989 as a plant labourer. Ms. LYLE has a strong background in plant operations and possesses the skills necessary to advance into a Senior Management position with this company. Ms. LYLE will undergo an intensive academic and "*hands-on" training pro- gram for two years, leading to a Senior Management position. "AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER" Thursday evening was euchre night with twelve tables. The win- ners for the evening Ladies: Daisy Sellers, Mary Cannon, Alma Manns. Men: Murray Geer, Grant Bright, Alvin Spencer. Lucky Draws: Pearl Gostick, Mary Cannon, Andy Munro. Doors will be open next week at 7:30, everyone welcome. Please call Peggy Bredin with your news next week. On Saturday Les and Grace Beacock accompanied son Don to Cambray to take part in their cousins Mr. and Mrs. Keith Parkin's 50th wedding anniver- sary. Then on Saturday evening Don and Marilyn went out to celebrate their wedding anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Gerd Lehmann entertained five couples one day recently. Last Wednesday the Beacocks were visited by cousin Cliff Hyland and Ross Black of Scarborough. Looking for A Place to Advertise Your Business? LOOK HERE! 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