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Be th i i ead iE dd Jae ep USL Sha Bi py. Tired / I'd 12 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, May 14, 1985 This time, both kids AND teachers skipped Prince Albert Area News by llean Pugh Tuesday May 7th was a day of skipping at Prince Albert School and this time the teacher joined the children. 245 children and this in- cludes the teachers who skipped 2 hours on Tues- day afternoon for the heart fund. Mr. Robert Byers did the 2 hours on his own and from grade one to six they skipped one minute then turned the rope over to the next in line. | even saw the principal taking a turn. He wasn't as dainty as Mr. Byers but he didn't trip either! Nice going kids, hope your total was high - you deserve it. On Wednesday even- ing the UCW met in the church for their monthly meeting. Lorraine An- drews, the president, ood with a reading. The secretary read the minutes of the last meeting. The treasurer reported a good bank balance with the sale of a quilt and lunch sold at the Smith auction sale. There will be a yard sale | later in the season so please keep any salable items when you are hous- ing cleaning. The devotion was taken by Aileen Olsen and Ruby Dearborn. Their theme "Creativi- ty," and opening hymn 'How Great Thou Art.' The topic was well presented and made us stop and think of things we all take for granted "each day. Each member had been asked to bring something that they had created with their talents. Twenty-two ELECTROLYSIS Permanent Hair Removal Waxing Now Available. Free Consultations Day or Evening Appointments 985-9085 ladies answered with many different things. We closed the meeting with another hymn and prayer. Sheila Dantzer then gave a talk on her talent "'Art."" she ex- plained different kinds of artist and had a slide presentation. Lunch was then served. A large crowd of euchre players turned out on Thursday evening. The winners Berenice Daniels, Velma Ross and Renee Anchor. Men - Anne Manns, Richard Manns, Percy Griffin. Lone hand series win- ners: Velma Ross and Richard Manns tied with 12 each. See you all on Thursday. - Sunday was a special family day service and Baptism. The church MODULAR 4 SERVICING PHILIPS was filled with family and friends. The three babies presented were Richard Brazier, son of Derrick and April Brazier; Gregory Hunter, son of Jim and Shirley Hunter; Brian Martyn, son of Denny and Anne Martyn. The children's choir sang "Thank you Lord." Weekend visitors with Earlene and Bill Arm- strong were Brenda and Wayne McKinnon and Chantilly of Sterling, Brian and Tiffany Arm- strong of Oshawa. I'm sure that many of the Mothers received beautiful cards, flowers and nice surprises as I did. Dads, your turn is coming next month! Ken and Mureen Dowson, Paul and Bon- ALL TYPES - ALL MAKES STEREOS & HI-FI'S THIS COUPON WORTH $5.00 OFF YOUR NEXT SERVICE CALL 723-5341 214BLOORST.E. "Serving Port Perry & Area for the past 15 years." STEREO & FACTORY AUTHORIZED SERVICE CENTRE FOR: PHILIPS RCA ZENITH TOSHIBA HITACHI -LLOYDS- MICROWAVE OVEN SERVICE _ featuring THURSDAY EVENING: Listen to all your favourite tunes by the original artists. "D.J." Entertainment FRIDAY & SATURDAY EVENING Come kick up your heels and dance to live entertainment by "THE BURTONS" Beacock treated their nie Solomon enjoyed the : Please call Earlene Anne Murray concert in family to dinner at the Armstrong with your Toronto Sunday evening. WaterMill Restauranton news next week at Les and Grace Sunday evening. 985-7873 Teacher Marta Gill donned her Sunday best (?) for Prince Albert Public School's first-ever Jump Rope For Heart, held under sunny skies Tuesday, May 7th. The event, which involved everyone in the school raised money for the Heart and Stroke Foundation. 2% 4 NORWELL Aryone considenng the purchase of a memanial Al shou!d see this neve collection of Norman Rock- ROCK well a~erd-winning designs Available only in F Sealmerkis Rock of Ages? Memorials 0 Serving the Area tor 145 en MAGES, Authonzed Dealer Stouffville Monument Works Ltd. 113 Main St., Stouffville 640-3643