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BO tim mans | A | an Tm AA cc. The first annual night school open house at Port Perry High School will take place Nov- ember 13, 1984 between 8:00 and 9:00 p.m. The general public is invited to have coffee with us and view the creations and skills of those en- rolled in the night school programme. Presently there are 15 adult courses being attended by approximately 250 people. New courses which have been added to the existing prog- Dressed-up tykes show up in droves Prince Albert Area News by llean Pugh Hallowe'en is over and the witches and ghosts are put away in the closet for another year. I had over a hundred children call at my door, from the very small to the older children and 1 must say it was great to see them all in all sorts of costumes. You are a great group of kids. Saturday evening, Oc- tober 26, Mr. and Mrs. B. Beacock and son Philip accompanied Mr. and Mrs. L. -Beacock when they joined with the rest of the Beacock clan for a sumptious beef dinner at "The Feedlot'" Man- chester. Later, all gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. Beacock, Greenbank, where delicious desserts were enjoyed. Guests were present from Oshawa, Seagrave, Orillia and Port Perry, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Jeffrey, Millbrook made calls on their Jeffrey brother a day last week. The Pool Group (9 men) commenced their winter time sport again for the season at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Martyn. Thursday evening was the weekly card night with twelve tables filled. The winners for the evening- Ladies- Mary Poots, Bessie Acton, Doris Rohrer. Men- Caroline Hough, Marlene Skinner, Sandy Moore. Better health is wished for some of the euchre players. We are thinking of you and hope you will all be able to join in with your friends soon. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Smith have returned from North Carolina where they spent nine days with their daughter Shirley and Howard Garvey. Ben and Florence were taken out to dinner one evening to celebrate their 56th Wed- ding Anniversary. Belated congratulations from your friends in Prince Albert. Mrs. Pearl Gostick spent a week in Florida with her son Gordon and Agnes Gostick. Mr. and Mrs. Brad- burn of Blackstock were dinner guests with Les and Grace Beacock one evening last week. Time is drawing close for the benefit dance and draw for Matthew Geer. If you haven't purchased your tickets on the draw, there are still some available. Would you please get your money and ticket stubs returned so the girls can make a tally on the money taken in. A reminder to the Sun- day School children eight and over- please be at the church Sunday mornings at 11:00 a.m. to practise the Christmas music. Call Earline Arm- strong next week. gramme this year are Wood Duck Carving, Ballroom Dancing, Party Dancing and Bridge. There will be a micro- wave cooking demon- stration in the front foyer at 8:30 p.m. as well as a display of stained glass, wood GEST-ACCONR Gy duck carving, wood- working, folk art, cake decorating and calli- graphy. All areas will be open for viewing, such as computers, bridge, dancing, conversational french etc. Senior citizens are re- minded that they attend classes with a FREE PORT PERRY STAR -- Tues. November 6, 1984 -- 13 Everyone's invited to sneak a peek at night school endeavours during open house admission, provided they are 55 and retired, or 58 and employed and a member of a senior citizens club, or 65. If you are interested in teaching a course or 'would like to suggest a new course, please con- tack K. Hooper at 985- 7337. The next registration will be January 7 and 8, 1985 between 7:00 and 9:00 p.m. Courses of- fered in January are: - Commodore 64 - Fitness for Women - Income Tax- Personal returns - Microwave Cooking - Party Dancing - Slide Workshop - Stained Glass - Wood Duck Carving - Word Processing We of the night school staff look forward to seeing you at our Open House, November 13th between 8:00 and 9:00 p.m. SEE OUR FLYER FOR BIG FURNITURE & APPLIANCE SAVINGS! NOVEMBER SALE continues with Super Values each week. fr a [BN « I : . IN / YOUR PURCHASE ~~ UNTIL CHRISTMAS AY White-Westinghouse Quality Appliances at LOW LOW PRICES! or wg ORANGE Co Fe 0 DRYER Adtomatc, Cock, Winco. REFRIGERATOR 398. *488. 868. BUY NOW AND WE'LL STORE (W] Whvle-Westinghouse ~~ Makes the ideal Christmas gift. Choose from 3 deluxe 1.6 cu.ft. capacity models with the best warranty on the market. OVENS conor '444. MICROWAVE Deluxe Convertible DISHWASHER *548. 6 Cycle 13.6 cu.ft. Family- Size Frost-Free REFRIGERATOR °658. 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