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| Prince e Albert and area news by Earlene Armstrong Prince Albert Hall was the scene of activity of Tuesday evening October 28, when the U.CW. ladies put on a fashion show with the help of Donna Bradley of Chandelle Fashions ffom Oshawa. A number of door prizes were won, the lucky ladies were Velva Marshell from Lindsay, Cheryl Feasby, , Jean Johnston, Jan Jackson, Agnes Haugen and Leslie Rideout, who drew her own name. Claire Plume won the .$25,00 door prize, donated by Chandelle Fashions Ltd. After an hour and a half of viewing the fall and winter fashions, dessert and tea were served by the U.C.W. Thank you to those who came, we sure hope you enjoyed it. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Allen: Murphy on the arrival of a son on Tuesday, October 28 and happy 3rd Birthday to Chad 'Murphy who celebrated the big day on Qctober 31, Eighteen tables of euchre were set up and played on Thursday night at Prince Albert Hall: Ladies High - Mrs. M. Poots. Second - Doris Devlin, and Low - Anne Cornish and on the Mens side = High = Carl. Gimblett, Second - Ab Timms, and low - Bill Goslin. (Keep trying _Bill,_ practice makes. -.per-- fect) Happy Birthday to Ricky Olaisen who celebrated his 4th birthday on Friday, Octo- ber 31. Ricky's brithday is really on November 1, but since Chad Murphy's mom was in hospital with a new baby, Judy (Ricky's mom) had Chad: come over and together Rick and Chad had' a party with 10 kids helping to 'eat the cake and ice cream. Now that's what I call being a real good neigh- bour. On Sunday, November 2, Judy Olaisen took her boys Ricky and Mikey to see the famous Eaton Santa Claus parade in Toronto. Dad is away deer hunting that is why he didn't join in. Louisa Vanravenswaay enjoyed her first Hallowe'en night out, guided by mom for one hour, she had enough treats to share with her brother Martyn. Ihad a tiny bunny come to the door for his first Hallo- we'en, didn't say much but didn't refuse the treats either. Had the initials G.B. on him. Another birthday party was celebrated on October 31 AALS NL GT TR LIAN RS ds EI AUF DT eX ST) SAT. Martyn Vanravenswaay was 1 year old on Friday. To help Martyn celebrate he had nana and poppa, (Mr. and Mrs. G. Hill) come for supper. Mom made him a Hallowe'en birthday cake and all enjoyed it. He received many birthday wishes for his first year on earth, all and all ended a perfect day. Betty Deeth left on Thurs- day for Alberta to visit her daughter Lynn. Congratulations to Irene Doupe on winning $100.00 on FAC Eg tr a te DOERR SNS SLE ayn Ah SNL Xi Atl yl IRS, pas dT x A HEY Pa a draw at the Legion Bazaar on Saturday. Leonard Nicholl from Uxbridge was second winning $50.00 and third went to Chris Kowal of R.R. 2 Port Perry winning $25.00. A number from Prince Albert attended the ribbon cutting ceremony on Satur- day, November 1 at the grand opening of the Bank of Commerce. Mrs. Shirley Brawn, our minister's wife, along with Janet Vernon, Grace Bea- cock, Lila Clarke, Judy Bea- cock attended the fall meet- ing of the U.C.W. Presby- terial at Columbus United Parekh on Tuesday October 30 and Les Beacock spent a Saturday evening recently at Seagrave calling on Bert and Gertie Wannamaker. Prince Albert would like to welcome Mr. and Mrs. George Skerratt to their new home on Queen Street. Please call my co-writer Ileen Pugh at 985-2146 for your news next week: Port Perry High School News by Leanne Doupe "The end of the month. is quickly approaching. ' The many tests and assignments due this week show that the teachers are rushing to get our marks in for our Novem- ber report cards. There are only three days left for those people wishing to enter the yearbook contest for 1981. The deadline is this Friday, October 31. There are three great prizes to win. We had a very successful Sadie Hawkins dance last Friday. The girls were able to choose their dates. The Music Department is awaiting an answer to a loan request, They plan to partic- ipate in an exchange with some music students from British Columbia. A group of students from grades ten to thirteen attended a play at the Stratford Festival. They saw Shakespeare's Twelfth Night". It was an all-day excursion. The students left the school at 9:00 and returned to the school at 8:30 p.m. The play was enjoyed by everyone. Eleven grade 13 students visited Queen's University in Kingston last Wednesday. All "the students were impressed by the university. It was a fun trip. SPORTS NEWS Congratulations to $he Senior Girls Basketball team who beat Central with a score of 55-52 on Monday, October 20. Both the Juniors and Midgets lost their games, although they played well. The Boys soccer team finished their season last week. In spite of their great effort they did not qualify for LOSSA. The girls basketball teams played against Done- van on Monday. Scores for this game will be given in next week's column. P.P.H.S. would like to wish _ everyone a safe and fun Hallowe'en. Beware of the Boogiemen. More Port High news next "week. Christmas candle sale to defray operating costs Again this year, the" Port Perry Parent's Association is staging -a-- Christmas - candle sale to raise funds to defray the operating costs of the Scout and Guide Hall. The Association is made up of the families that make use of the Scout and Guide Hall. These families will begin the sales campaign this week '(October 27-31) with a wrap-up during. the week of November 17-21. Candles will be delivered by December 5, 1980. The candles come in-a lovely set of 8 designs that will cast a cozy glow throughout the Christmas season. The cost is a com- petitive $5.00. This year, a new wrinkle has been folded into the campaign. Sale organizer Rick Hay- wood explains, "As a special incentive to promote sales, we will have a lucky draw with a top prize of a 12" black and white television set and a number of other prizes. For each candle sold by a family, they receive one draw ticket." The Parent's Association is hopeful that the members of the community will recog- nize the value of the candles and support this sale." RUBBER STAMPS Fast Delivery PORT PERRY STAR 235 Queen Street 985-7383 D. THAPAR DENTURE THERAPIST 8 66 Brock St. W., 163 Simcoe St. $., ~Uxbridge 852-5291 Oshawa 579-8752 214 Dundas St. E., Whitby 668-7797 5¢5¢ 025250505252525252525252525¢525¢525252545¢ FUELS LTD. (OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE) Furnace & Stove oil - Automatic Delivery Oil Burner Sales & Service Humidifiers - Central Air Conditioning 24 HOUR EMERGENCY SERVICE CALL: ARVICE FISHER 985-7951 Serving Port Perry and Surrounding Area for Over 8 Years. 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