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Cornish Science Fair on December 6th and GM Gift of Music concerts The General Motors Choir will be presenting its annual Christmas Gift of Music for the G.M. employees and families on Saturday, December 4th at 7:30 p.m. and Sunday, December 5th at 2:00 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. The concerts will be held at O'Neill Collegiate and Voca- tional Institue, Simcoe Street North, Oshawa, 0.C.V.I. Tickets will be available at the main reception desks and plant entrances. INTRODUCING... COMPTON VIDEO 7th. There will be public viewing on the afternoon of December 7 and the awards presentation will be in the evening of December 7th. The Grade 8 students will be holding an interesting sale of goods on December 15th, during the lunch hour. A portion of the proceeds will be donated to charity and the remainder will be used to help cover the cost of a school excursion in Feb- ruary. So save your pennies students and do your Christmas shopping on Dec- ember 15th in the Grade 8 core. The winners of the pump- kin contest (estimating skills) were 1st - Natalie Franssen - Class 83, 2nd - Charlene Daigle - 71, John Rowett - 84. On Thursday, November 18, the Cornish Senior Boys volleyball team played their first game of the season against Cartwright. Cornish team won three games straight, by scores of 15-5, 15-7, and 15-4. Congrat- ulations boys. On Monday, November 15, the R.H. Cornish Senior girls volleyball team hosted 'Sunderland. The girls played 5 games, 4 going to Sunder- land and 1 win for Cornish. Don't worry girls, there'll be another chance! To end a very exciting season of beachball volley- ball, class 81-83 came out as champs. Special thanks to Mrs. Manitius for organizing the beachball volleyball teams! The by Earline Armstrong The Prince Albert U.C.W. met for their regular monthly meeting in the church base- ment on Wed. Nov. 17, 1982. Devotion was under the capable hands of Helen Jewell and Lila Clarke. Eighteen ladies answered the roll call - What is you favourite Proverb? . A variety of business was talked over from donations for the Hospital Auxiliary bake sale on Dec. 10th to three dozen new knives for the kit- chen. Thank you notes were read from Grace Beacock, Andrea Jones and Sharon Wannamaker. Lunch was served by Mary Williamson and Ilean Pugh. Next meeting will be on Wed. December 15 at 8 in the evening. Thursday evening was once again euchre night over at Prince Albert Hall. Ladies high was- Pat Norton, 2nd was Pearl Gostick and low Marion Bell. On the mens side high was Grant Bright, 2nd was Bert Daniels and low was Charlie McLaughlin. 15 tables were filled. Please come out next Thursday, Nov. 25 and try your luck at cards. All are welcome. Belated congratulations to Rick Doyle of Prince Albert on landing an Ottawa job and we hope to see you around Prince Albert in the near future. Grace Beacock is home and slowly moving around. Slow and steady wins the race, Grace. It's been a busy place at the Diagles over on Queen Street. Max, Charlene and Ed were all in the same play entitled "Each program 301d separ; "Trademak >a at 3 used under license from designated owners MATTEL ELECTRONICS INTELLIVISION Intelligent Television INTELLIVISIO video-entert « Matted, inc 1981 AN Rights Reserved Reg. $399.95 The New Electronic from DRUMS Available Now!! Drum System MATTEL ELECTRONICS" ---- ---- -- ------ -- -- | SYNSONIC Fri. 9AM.to9P.M.; Sat. 10A.M.to 5P.M. -- COME IN FOR A FREE DEMONSTRATION -- N°® Master Component Plays super-aclion games like NFL* F players pass, run, fake a ital strategic plays at your fi The INTELLIVISION library of pr rams*® also i Major League** Baseball NBA: Ap ig iy intercept and score with over 180 ngertips! mada", Astrosmash™, Star Strike™, Armor Battle™ Fun™** and many more. tie", Maia HURRY IN: Only 7 Left at Sale Price! Incl. 2 Free Games: $37495 Poker-Blackjack and ! ORDER YOURS TODAY WHILE SUPPLIES LAST { CALL 159 Casimir St., Port Perry, Ont. f : 985-8919 OPEN: Mon. to Thurs. 9AM. to 5 P.M. 8 1 | of your | asketball, Space Ar- Astromash. "Gypsy Rose Lee.' This was put on by the Etobicoke Musical Productions. Charlene played the part of Gypsy Rose Lee as a child, Max was a newsboy and Ed took on three parts- one as Pop, the next Mr. Kringeleian and the third of Pastey,.Ad- judicated was done on the play and Charlene received favourable mention plus a bouquet of flowers. Going from Prince Albert to see this play were Rev. and Mrs. Charles Clarke, Helen Jewell and Milton Heayn. Con- gratulations to these three and keep up the good work. Now on Nov. 26, 27 and 28, in Port Perry, Max will be in a play entitled "Stick with Molasses."" Bruce Arculus from our village will also be in this production. Good Luck boys, llet's try and get out to see them. I wasn't out to church on Sunday, but I hear that Doug and June Bidgood and fami- ly from North Bay were there. That must have been a pleasure to see them all again. Prince Albert would like to send best wishes to George Kilpatrick from Cedar Creek on moving into his new home in Port Perry. After all these years and no Cedar Creek news, now, of course you can always do the news from PAULA LISHMAN invites you to View a Wide Selection of KNIT FURS & LEATHERS in her Studio. {IN SHOP SPECIAL: Knit Mink Hats .... $12500 62 OLD SCUGOG ROAD in the Village of BLACKSTOCK HOURS: Mon. to Fri. 10A.M.to 4 P.M_; Saturday 10A.M.to5P.M. PLEASE PHONE FOR APPOINTMENT: 985-5096 Port, George - wouldn't have so far to deliver it either. Good Luck from all of us in Prince Albert. A fair crowd turned out to church on Sunday. Guest speaker was Rev. Walton Tonge, a former missionary from Hong Kong, who spoke on "Stewardship."' Beth Pereman also favoured the congregation with a solo en- titled 'Lord Let me Live Today." Mr. and Mrs. Charles An- drews Jr. are home after spending a week in Hawaii, courtesy of General Motors of Canada. For your news items next week, please call Ilean Pugh at 985-2146. NEW HELP FOR CAR BUYER on all General Motors cars aud light-duty trucks. Early Christmas Bonus for Car and Truck Buyers. BHIIEP PONTIAC BUICK LIMITED 10 Vanedward Drive - Port Perry - 985-8474 v v ' A pa =P [a SF IPN slg RAL