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Prince Albert Area News by Earline Armstrong Congratulations to John Benschop and his new bride, Kathy Platanitus, they were married on Saturday, October 20th in the Whit- by Free Methodist Church. Best wishes for ever from your friend in Prince Albert and on Quaker Road. Monday night, October Happy fiftieth! 22, friends and neighbours of Ron and Betty Deeth and Joe and Marjorie Baxter gathered at the Feedlot Restaurant in Man- chester and surprised them with a going away party or I should say moving away. Although it was last May and June, Mr. and Mrs. Norris Hardy of Port Perry celebrated their 50th Wedding Anniversary on October 28. Earlier in the week, their son Grant and daughter Doris Brown took the couple out for dinner to celebrate the occasion. Married in Claremont where they lived most of their lives, Mr. and Mrs. Hardy moved to Port Perry three years ago, and find it just a delightful place to live. Corporation agncoe Il Farm Creat Socete ov creo Zanada Canada ANNOUNCEMENT -- Fits i 2) 1 2h bh ¥ THA AR i edd 0 Ls 1 Farm Credit Cor- poration Canada an- nounces the appoint- ment of Ron Neale, Credit Advisor to a new area responsi- bility within its. Lind- say office. He will be serving the farmers in all the Regional Mun- icipality of Durham. the Twps. of Mara & Rama in the County of Simcoe, and the Twp. of Manvers (of Victoria), Cavan (of Peterbo- rough), and Hope (of Northumberland). Mr. Neale may be con- tacted at 130 William Street North, Lindsay, Ontario (705) 324-5773 Canadi Winter Wonderland they moved, none of them guessed a party at this late date. They were both given pictures, painted by Margaret Holtby, and the gents each a wallet, while the ladies each received a gift certificate from "The Settlement House," Happiness to you four from all of us in your new home. If you see Noreen Crosier on Tuesday, Oc- tober 30, well, smile and wish her a Happy Birth- day. Wednesday over- night guests with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Armstrong were Mr. and Mrs. Wayne McKinnon and baby Chantilly from Stirling, Ontario. Thursday night was the regular euchre party at the Prince Albert Hall and eleven tables were filled. Ladies high was Verna Draper, second was Elsie Taylor and low was Rachel Eookhout, and on the men's side- high was Ann Manns- se- cond was Lloyd Fawns and low was Frank An- drews. Please come out again next Thursday November 1 and enjoy a good game of euchre. The beef dinner is over and was a huge success, thanks to the community and to Lloyd Pereman and his dish pan hands. Don't ever move Lloyd, well, if you do, leave your hands behind Sorry to hear Olive Bolton is not the best - hope you will soon be out of hospital Olive. Congratulations to Norma Robinson over on Queen Street, she got a grandson on October 20, Sharon and Don will call him Craig James. Best wishes to you all from Prince Albert. The following - Port Perry United Church Hall was the scene of a Winter Wonderland Fashion Show last Monday evening featuring the crea- tions of Emelda Jackson (back second from left) and Wendy Bateman (back with the hat). Showing off some of the fashions designed for warmth and beauty are, front, Carol Rushton and Jeanne Jackman. And at back, Gloria Wilson, Nancy Hvidsten and Jeannie Wrinkle. The show was sponsored by the U.C.W. PORT PERRY STAR -- Tues. October 30, 1984 -- 25 Friends send wishes toBenschops members of Prince Albert U.C.W. attended a dessert luncheon at the Community Centre in Nestleton, Thursday afternoon October 25 - they were Lila Clarke, Myrtle Snelgrove, Pat Love, Helen Jewell and Grace Beacock. While the girls were at- tending this, Les visited with Grant Thompson over at Blackstock. And I hear William Bolton retired last week - well Bill if you get bored, remember we always need dish washers at the beef suppers. The Couples Club will be off the the Curling Club in Port Perry on Saturday, November 3 - if you want to join in on the fun, just dial Anne Thompson at 985-8105 or Noreen Crosier at 985-8603 - they would love to hear from you. Two homes aged with years over on Mary and Josephine Streets, were purposely burned last Saturday with the Fire Department in guard. And I thought it was all that leave burning bit go- ing on. Probably you recall the home of Mr. Steve Perkins and The Perrault family residing on these premises a few years ago. The Youth Club of Prince Albert held a swinging Hallowe'en party on Friday evening, October 26 in the Prince Albert Church basement. One afternoon recent- ly, ten senior age ladies were entertained by Les and Grace Beacock in their home. No wonder Les needs a cane "Ten ladies." Please remember this Saturday, November 3 is the Hospital Auxiliary dance at the Latcham Centre, it's $15.00 a cou- ple to attend, just ask any Auxiliary member for tickets - there are lots to go around. ' I would like to say an extra special thanks to the teén-agers and younger children of Prince Albert United Church for your help at the beef supper on Sun- day night - it sure took a load off the older ladies with you all helping. Thanks again. Please call lean Pugh . with your news next week - just dial 985-2146. CALEN STOCK D Dominion Blueline - Quo Vadis Brownline - Shaeffer-At-A-Glance Everything from desk top calendars to weekly appointment books, monthly planners to pocket size calendars and pad refills. Whether you plan your appointments by the day, month or year, we have the planners to suit your needs! 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