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Performing at Wintario draw, Thursday night 26 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, July Lis 1986 Cloggers were really enjoyable Prince Albert and Area News by Earline Armstrong I was at the High School on Thurs- day night to see Wintario and I saw a lot from Prince Albert there, like Janice Glancille, Gladys and lan Mahaffy, and might I say I thoroughly enjoyed the Blacksiock Cloggers, a job well done indeed. Keep up the good work. Twenty four ladies gathered in the basement at Prince Albert United Church on Monday evening to shower Shelley Olsen with gifts and wishes for her up coming marriage in August. After opening many beautiful gifts, Shelley thanked the ladies for their kindness then all en- joyed a super lunch especially the angel food cake. Happy Birthday to Kyle Brough, on Thursday July 10 Kyle was 9 years old. And belated -birthday greetings to Kyles daddy John who was -- we won't tell that part John, anyway last Sunday July 6 was John's big day to smile. Congratulaticns are in order to Earl Martyn on winning the Sexy Male Contest on Saturday night in Port Perry, (receiving over 200,000 votes) it's time Prince Albert show- ed Port Perry where their good stuff | is. And if you ever want a Sexy out- fit to wear just ask Aileen Olsen to fix you up. On Sunday July 13 Mr. and Mrs. Fred Olsen had Mr. and Mrs. Dave Pickard from Calgary, Alberta, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Pickard from Port Perry, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Olsen and Kara from Port Perry and Shelley Olsen from Toronto with them. Prince Albert sends out speedy get well wishes to Dorothy Hood who is a patient in St. Michael's Hospital in Toronto. Get well soon Dorothy from all of us in Prince Albert. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Armstrong were at Campbellford on Saturday visiting Mr. and Mrs. Stan Kerr, they also stopped in Peterborough to visit Bill's mom, Helen Armstrong. Ilean Pugh along with her mom, Pearl Gostick were in Toronto Sun- day afternoon visiting Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Gostick. Beacocks celebrate their 59th reunion On June 28, 1986 members of the Beacock family gathered at the Blackstock Recreation Centre to celebrate the 59th Annual Reunion. A total of 85 people attended the event, with the Landry Family of Boxford Mass. U.S.A. winning the . prize for travelling the greatest distance. Other prize winners were: Margaret Irving - oldest lady - 91+. Ernest Nicholson - oldest gent. - 100+. Stephanie Salterman - youngest child - 8 mos. Floyd & Carol Nicholson - most recently married - 4 yrs. +. Marilyn Beacock - lady with birthday closest to event. Craig Beacock - male with birthday closest to event. Members of the Isaac branch of the family boasted the most members in attendance with 42 pre- sent. The most recently married couple within the Isaac branch was Gordon and Bernice Beacock. A prize of a family tree book was donated by Marion Mews to this couple. ] In the past year, since the 58th reunion, there have been 7 bereavements. They will be sadly missed by us all. During the evening "A Touch of Class', a well-known singing group consisting of 4 ladies and 4 gentlemen entertained with many delightful songs. Maryllis Donglemans led a sing-song enjoyed by all and Glen Beacock played several numbers on the electronic piano. A dance followed. The young people present enjoyed games led by Joan Hartwick during the afternoon. A special two-day event, with many exciting features is being planned for the 60th reunion on Ju- ly 11th and 12th, 1987. A SUMMER SLIM-DOWN SPECIAL Lose 3 to 5 Ibs. per week! ONLY '1 2. 50 * Week Limited Time Offer - Port Perry Clinic Only * Minimum 3 wk. purchase Individual Connsolling by Professional Nurses & Nutritionists A PROVEN PROGRAN BASED ON SENSIBLE NUTRITION. WEIGET COUNSELLING G2) - FREE NO OBLIGATION CONSULTATION - 238 (UEEN STREET -- PORT PERRY call ..... 985-983 Monday & Thursday ........ Tuesday & Friday ............ ...8:30 AM. 10 1:30 P.M. 130 PM. 06:30 PM. CENTR® nest 1111 Thursday evening at Prince Albert Hall their were 11 tables of euchre filled, Ladies high was Marie Geer, second was Mary Poots and Clare Whitter was low and the mens side saw one lady stand in and got the high score that was Mildred low was Alvin Spericer. See you again on Thursday, July 17. Congratulations to Patricia "Holman daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Holman of Prince Albert, she recently graduated from Quzens University in Kingston with a" Bachelor Degree in Education. Congratulations also to Bill Dickenson of Prince Albert who placed second in the Citizens «Category of the Sexy Male Contest, he was beat out by Doug Farndale. Nice work Bill. Please phone Ilean Pugh with your news next week at 985-2146. Thompson, J. Poots was second and sponsored by Scugog Chamber ol Commerce 10-11-12 WASNT IT PARTY! "Thank You" hardly seems enough to express the true feel- ings of the Caribbean Festival Days organizers after such a tremendous weekend. To say that the Festival was a success would surely be an understatement. The Festival Days Committee are overwhelmed by the response of the merchants, organizations, volunteers and the general public. The decorations, the enthusiasm and the par- ticipation was all more than even we had thought possible. There are many people who helped to make the weekend the success it was and at the risk of missing someone we feel they must be thanked for their efforts. The Scugog Chamber of Commerce would like to thank Golden Griddle Pancake House, Lake Scugog Lumber, Glen VanCamp, Brent Taylor, Catherine Millar, Sarah Elliott, Marg Waite, Terry Fox, Linda "Grills, Rick Larocque Electric, Compton Cable TV, Township of Scugog, Judy McColl, Doreen Kendall, Dennis Anderson Chev-Olds, Scala Bros., Port Perry Fire Department, Ray's Towing, Stedmans, Rent & Save and Durham Region Police Force. We would also like to express our thanks to all the merchants and organizers who decorated their stores, outfitted their staff and went to considerable expense to make our Caribbean weekend a colourful and exciting place to visit. Many thanks from all of us, Peter Hvidsten Jack Cottrell Larry Emmerson Wayne Luke CARIBBEAN FESTIVAL DAYS COMMITTEE SCUGOG CHAMBER OF COMMERCE