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p ANT SAI 5 A i i f ¢ 4 i Beth and Stan do it again with Nicole Prince Albert Area News by Earline Armstrong Congratulations to Beth and Stan Grills. They've got another granddaughter Nicole whom arrived on Sat. evening March 16 at Calgary, Alberta and is the second. child of Mr. and Mrs. Keith Grills, I hear Hugh Strong is not too well and is a pa- tient in Port Perry Hospital. Good health wishes to you Hugh and hope you're out very soon. Belated Happy Birth- day wishes to Andrea Jones. She put another candle on the cake on Sunday, just looking at her, you would wonder if any candles were on her cake. Mrs. Pearl Gostick and Ilean Pugh travelled to Markham Tuesday to at- tend the funeral of Edith Gostick, a cousin of theirs. On the way home they stopped in at Stouff- ville and visited a number of Pearl's old Caesarea Fish & Chips THURSDAY SPECIAL FREE BEVERAGE With Every Order of Fish & Chips. 986-4783 Open 4-7 Thurs. - Fri. Open 12-7 Sat. - Sun. EL friends. Bev Dawson is in hospital again. Bev has not had a good winter at all. She is in Port Perry this time around. We are all thinking of you, Bev. Hope your stay is like me, short and sweet. Kay Rankin from Trenton, Ontario spent last week visiting Helen Jewell and taking in the sights around Prince Albert. A number of ladies from Prince Albert en- joyed the fashion show at the United Church in Port Perry on Wednes- day evening. A fine show indeed, enjoyed it very much. When those ladies 'Swing into Spring' they do a great job. The wee children still steal the show. On Tuesday March 19, Louisa Van Ravenswaay celebrated her 7th birth- day on Saturday, March 16. Louisa had 12 of her school friends to a birth- "day party at her home. They enjoyed pony rides and lots of games. Then on Wed. March 20, Louisa's grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. John Hill and an aunt, Dora Heg- gie from Toronto helped Louisa celebrate again. Well, Louisa one more time, Happy Birthday to - you from Prince Albert. Just got word that Hugh Strong is on his way home. Happy to PERM S You can Perm for yo Similar Eve on our CO of Perms Did You Miss Out on our PECIAL? well, don't worry. COMPARE OUR ur hair for as Seniors - $32; Under 12 - $25 00 ryday Savings mplete selection for every hair type and condition. 3 a 13 report that Hugh. Keep well now. Eight tables of euchre were played last Thurs- day night at the Prince Albert Hall. Ladies high was Emmie Cox, second was Mary Poots and low was Elsie Taylor and Mens high was Herb Jones, second was Charlie Dennie and low was Phyllis Clarke. Do come out again Thurs- day March 28 and have some fun at euchre. Starts at 8 o'clock sharp. Sympathy of the com- munity to Les Beacock and his wife, Grace. Les lost his sister Margaret Tarves last Thursday. A number from Prince Albert were at the Town Hall during the weekend to hear Tom Millar, the High School Band and Jazzmerize perform. Bryan and Judy Beacock had Miss Olive Beacock of Oshawa with them for the weekend. A fairly good crowd were at church on Sun- day to see Rev. Glenn Jackson and Beth Pereman act out a skit on the conversation bet- ween Pilate and his wife and the dream she had. The basket of mums at the front of the church were from Margaret Tarves's funeral. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Greenwood are home from an enjoyable vaca- tion in the sunny state of Florida. } Please call Ilean Pugh with your news next week at 985-2146- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, March 26, 1985 -- 9 4-H Club hosts bake sale Utica and Area News by Vera Brown The 4H Club will be holding a bake sale at Tiers Drug Store in Ux- bridge on "Saturday, March 30th from 10:00 a.m. to 12 noon and are looking forward to everyones support for this project. Church and Sunday School this week are at Utica at 11:15 a.m. There will be a euchre Friday at 8 p.m. in Utica Hall and a dance on Saturday night. Earl and Irene Fielding celebrated their anniversary on Wednes- day by dining out in Sut- ton as guests of son Jim and family. Congratulations and best wishes to Mr. and Mrs. Keith Thompson who were married in Oshawa on March 19th, 1985. Keith was a former Utica boy who lived with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Crosier for several years. Denise Carre and daughter Laura spent Wednesday in Toronto. Laura stayed with her grandparents Denise enjoyed the Gigi performance at the Royal Alexandra Theatre and they had dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Hinchcliffe. Eric and Denise spent the weekend in Peter- borough where on Satur- day, they attended the wedding of Jim Legon and Sharon Sommerville and attended the recep- tion in Lakefield. Satur- day night and Sunday they stayed at the Red Oak Inn along with members of the wedding party. Kevin and Laura stayed with grand- parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Carre at Bridgenorth. Mrs. Hilda Bailey and son, Alan were in Stouff- ville on Saturday to wish Mr. and Mrs. Clayton From Our Wholesale Division while Hill the best on their 50th wedding anniversary. Also attending from Utica were Mr. and Mrs. James Saunders and children. Mrs. Mildred Thomp- son was a Tuesday sup- per guest with Mr. and Mrs. Murry Kirton at Mount Albert. Mr. and Mrs. David Bray visited on Sunday i with Mr. and Mrs. Pete Sutcliffe and family. We (Bill and I) were in Pontypool on Sunday for supper to celebrate the birthday of our children Dorothy and Charlie. There has been some activity going on at the corner lot and I unders- tand that they will be building a house there soon. " ONTARIO LIBERAL PARTY NOMINATION MEETING DURHAM YORK RIDING LIBERALS will meet WEDNESDAY, APRIL 3rd at 8:15 P.M. in the Joseph Gould Sr. Public School, Uxbridge to choose their candidate to contest the forthcoming Ontario Provincial Election. Sean Conway, Deputy Leader of the Ontario Liberal Party, will be the guest speaker. Citizens interested in a change of government are urged to attend. Candle & Oil Lamps NESS $ HN N\\\, NOY Sana Lee" "DOZENS OF STYLES PERFECT FOR ANY OCCASION ALL SALE LAMPS: LIST $30 to $60 3 1 0 to 25 | FOR EXAMPLE: CANDLE LAMP List $35.98 FURNITURE & ACCESSORIES FOR COUNTRY LIVING. 15.7. 183 Queen Street, Port Perry 985-8234 CANDLES Values to $5.99 om 30° | 4 han RO -------- a i