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Prince Albert UCW reminded how to listen Prince Albert Area News by Earline Armstrong Prince Albert UCW met at the home of Eva Hunter on Bigelow St. in Port Perry on Wed- nesday, Jan. 11. Aileen Oslen opened the meeting with a poem entitled "Woodland in White'. Norma Robin- son, our president, also read a poem. There was no devotion. I guess too much holiday excite- ment the committee for- got, but Andrea Jones came to rescue and read a poem called "To Be a Better Listener". Twenty members were present and answered the roll call. Thank you notes were read from Don Beacock, Stella Lansing, Sylvia Lindsay, Rev. Charles Clarke, Merle Murphy and a number of 'thank you' were voiced. " Business was next, the budget for the com- ing year was discussed. Mystery Sister Supper will be on Tuesday, Feb. 14. The annual meeting will be Jan. 29 at the church, a pot-luck dinner to be served. World Day of Prayer is on March 2, Prince Albert United church is the host church. Lunch was served by Janet Vernon, Andrea Jones and Sylvia Lind- say. Next meeting is on Feb. 8 at the home of Pat Love at 8 sharp. Thank you Eva for your warm home on such a cold night. Your door man was Al. Belated Happy Birth- day Wishes to Michael Olaisen over on Mary St. Mike was 10 years old on Jan. 2, but waited until Sunday, Jan. 8 to celebrate when he and his friends spent the day bowling, then making pizza and cupcakes to eat. Now I wonder who did the dishes? Happy Birthday Mike from all of Prince Albert. Thursday Jan. 12 was euchre night at the hall in Prince Albert, nine tables were filled. Ladies high was Betty Boase, second was Mildred Thompson and low was Mary Poots. On the mens side, high was Norman Rohrer, second was J. Poots and low was Frank Andrews. Another card party is due next week on Thurs- day, Jan. 19 - please try and come out, chase away the winter blues. Have you heard about the "Scugog Beauti- fication Committee', + formed by an enthus- iastic group of citizens for the purpose of beau- tifying the Township of Scugog? Here is your chance to get involved in a worthwhile fun pro- ject with your family and neighbours to form- ulate individpal, collec- tive ideas to beautify your street, block or beach. Our community is looking for an Area Director-Co-Ordinator and if you have the interest and time, would you please get in touch with the Scugog Beauti- fication Committee at 985-8376 or 985-7512 and they will be most pleased to hear from you. The Committee meets at 7:30 p.m. on the 3rd Wednesday of every month at the Rail- roadhouse Motel in Port Perry. So hope to see you this Wednesday, Jan. 18. Please come. The Scugog Beauti- fication Committee hopes that the residents of Prince Albert and area will participate enthusiastically to make this a successful on-going venture. Last Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. George Corriveau of Port Perry and Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Strong were dinner guests of Fred and Hazel Brooks. Then on Monday, "The Brooks"' entertained Harold and Kaye Faulk- ner from Toronto, Ont- ario. . Marjorie Baxter put another candle on the cake on Monday, hard to say how many is there now - too much of a glow to count. Happy Birth- day Marj from all of Prince Albert. Please call Ilean Pugh with your news next week at 985-2146. Thank you for your support. EMBARASSED ABOUT FACIAL OR BODY HAIR? Why Not Have It Removed PERMANENTLY! Call for a FREE CONSULTATION and sample an electrolysis treatment. LORI'S ELECTROLYSIS by Lori Thachuk (Certified Electrologist) 227 QUEEN ST., PORT PERRY 985-9111 " Thank-you for not smoking The week of January 22-28 has been designated as National Non- Smoking Week, with Wednesday, January 25 selected as "Weedless Wednesday." Communi- ty Memorial Hospital, Port Perry, supports the efforts of the Canadian Council on Smoking and Health and other related agencies in raising awareness of the dangers of smoking. This is also an oppor- tune time to remind the public of the Hospital's policy on smoking, and to thank all those in the community who have readily supported that policy. The Hospital as a health-care facility endeavours to provide services to meet the needs of the community -it serves. Smoking is a recognized health hazard, both for those who smoke, and for those who must share the same air as the smoker. Naturally, the treatment of a patient takes priori- ty over someone's wish to smoke. While trying not to en- courage smoking. the PORT PERRY STAR -- Tues. January 17, 1984 -- 27 Board of Governors realizes that there are some patients who find it distressing to refrain from smoking during their time in Hospital. Therefore, patients who, have their nhvsician's permission to smoke may do so; however, this is not encouraged. Hospital Visitors are ask- ed to Refrain from Smok- ing Anywhere in the Hospital. . We feel that visitors are in the building for relatively short periods of time, and it is not unreasonable to ask that they wait until they leave before they smoke. Those hospital staff members who smoke may' do so only in designated smoking areas. It should be pointed out that the ma- jority of hospital staff are non-smokers, many are ex-smokers. To en- courage more of its staff to "butt out' the Hospital has provided copies of the "Time To Quit" package (available from Health and Welfare Canada, in conjunction with the Canadian Cancer Society). We're One Year Young A year has quickly past since we opened our doors to serve you. We appreciate the faith our many clients and friends have shown in us. It has been a year of great satisfaction. 'We look forward with enthusiasm to serving you and pledge our continued top quality service within the Real Estate industry. Keith, Ralph, Gail & Janice To our secretary, Janice, THANK YOU for a job well done, Keith, Ralph & Gail To further support the concept of "Weedless Wednesday" the Hospital will provide free tea and coffee at breaktimes to any staff members not smoking on Wednesday, January 25th. . As usual during Non- Smoking Week, , pam- phlets and literature will be available in the front lobby. The public is in- vited to pick up a copy of any pamphlets that are of interest. : Smoking is the number one preventable cause of - cancer. country Lane 60 Water St. Port Perry, Ontario 985-735|