a Two settings scheduled for Strawb Eddy & Kelly Olsen tlew to Win- pee to spend a few days with 5 's brother Tom and sister-in- aw. Merv and Ilean Pugh spent last weekend in Niagara Falls taking in the major attractions. This was a gift from their family for their anniversary. Congratulations to Jack & Mabel Cook who celebrated their 45th wedding anniversary with a family dinner. Tracy Dowson has been the guest of honour at several bridal showers. Wedding bells will be ringing on June 16. Eleven tables of euchre played on Thursday evening. The Ladies winners were Velma Ross, Dorothy Edwards and Betty Barnett. For the men: Ilean Pugh, Grace Manns, and Grant Bright. Lucky draw winners were Mary Williamson, Grace Manns, and Pat Norton. Lone hand series was Carl Gimblett with 14 lone hands for the month. Saturday evening dinner guests with Merv & Ilean Pugh were Pearl Gostick, and Gordon & Agnes Gostick of Toronto. The oc- casion being Mrs. Gostick's 88th birthday. Prince Albert United Church welcomed Donna Marlow who transferred her membership from Harmony United Church in Oshawa. Donna is very active on Prince Alberts' school advisory committee. She is also on the . Playground committee. A very warm welcome to you Donna and also your husband and 2 beautiful children. Paula Willes joined the church by contirmation. Paula is the daughter of Beth and Chuck Willes. We have watched her Durham Regional Police ar- rested an Oshawa man Sunday withimpaired driving. Malcolm MacNeil, 33, was charged by the force's marine unit on Lake Scugog, police re- port. Staff Sgt. Bill Van Doleweerd told the Port Perry Star that the marine unit will be on the lake all summer long. He cautioned boaters that an impaired boating charge is the v EE SR BRR: % RY . 4 2 i 5 A grow into a young lady. She con- tinues a long tradition of involve- ment with our church. Her grand- mother Eva Hunter plays the organ, grandfather Grant sings in the choir and so do her parents Beth & Chuck. Brother Mark was kept busy video taping the service. Un Sunday, June 24, Prince Albert will be having their annual "Strawberry Supper." There are 2 settings, 4:30 and 6:00. Tickets are $7.00 for adults and $3.50 for 12 and under. Tickets are available from Linda McMillan. 1 wonder what earrings she will be wearing this time. Her toilets hanging from her ears were a big attraction at the Beef dinner. Come out & see what she has now. We are sorry to hear that Terry Hodgins was attacked by dust bunnies a week ago. Now that Eileen is hone I'm sure this won't happen again. Keep smiling Terry. ' John, family and I attended the wedding of John's nephew Greg and his bride Bev. We have wat- ched Greg grow for twenty-five years now. He has picked a beautiful bride. I taught him well. Greg & Bev own Bredin's Bakery in Uxbridge. It was a great excuse for a party. Thanks to Dave Jamieson who did a great job keeping us on our feet at the dance. Our thoughts and prayers are with the family of Steven Short who passed away last week ofter loosing a fight with cancer. Our prayers are also with Earl Police charge hoater same as driving impaired. The driver will lose the right to drive any motorized vehicle, on conviction. A 21-year-old Port Perry man was taken to Community Me- morial Hospital after the wind- surfer he was riding crashed headlong into a 25 foot boat Fri- day afternoon. Police say Mike Brock was treated and released. Nocharges were laid. KARATE HIRYU BUSHIDO Kal Martial Arts Centre * Masonic Hall - Queen & Lilla St., Port Perry REGISTER NOW offer expires June 20th, 1990 SUMMER SPECIAL & Jean Martyn & family. Earl is still in Oshawa Hospital but we hope he will be returning to Port soon. We think of him often as we gaze at his stain-glass window. Earl has been a silent supporter of our community for a great many years. Prince Albert students did very well at the Track & Field meet at the Civic Fields in Oshawa. We are proud of all those runners & jumpers. The weather was very warm. Many thanks to all the parents & teachers who helped.' Happy birthday soon to Paula Willes. Also happy birthday to Genevieve Gocool and Amanda Robinson. The weather was also very good to our Sunday School for their pro- motion service at Enniskillen. Congratulations to Kara Olsen, Gregory Hunter, Leslie Hunter, Jeff, Jon & Chris Jamieson, Amy & Kelly Plain, Ian & Adam Ross who received attendance awards. Prince Albert is also very pro- ud of Lee Ann Nixon who reciev- "ed an award for her performance of 97% for her co-op course. She tied with two other people. Lee Ann always has a friendly smile to everyone in Prince Albert. My hand is getting sore. We still have 13 days left of school so I must get lots of rest. We have much to do in the next few weeks. Sunday School teachers are reminded about the meeting June 27. Let's plan now for next year. If you have any news for next week please call Ilean Pugh. « HOME PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, June 5, 1990 -- 17 Environment week Environment Week has now ar- rived and is being observed, not just in Scugog Township, but all across Canada from June 3-9. On June 5, the day that is celebrated annually as International En- vironment Day, Scugog Memorial Library will be having a speaker discuss "What You Can Do About the Greenhouse Effect." The video "Our Common Future" will also be shown, to in- troduce and explain the concept of - sustainable development. 'This event, which promises to be very informative, will get underway at 7:30 p.m. If you plan to attend, try and remember to "lug a mug" for your coffee or juice. 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