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RR RR RI REE TI--------"-- . Prince Albert and Area News by llean Pugh Ladies of the Prince Albert UCW please remember that Wed. March 11th is the monthly meeting in the church basement at 8 sharp in the evening. 'Norma Robinson is progressing very well and I hear she came home on Thurs. from Oshawa Hospital. Keep smiling Norma, we are all thinking of you. ' Easter Egg hunt and hat parade is planned Greenbank and Area News by Mrs. Armour McMillan a i BUNKER Shen bei GN lA (A Sot ruta Services will be at the usual time "next, Sunday. A good crowd attended the World Day of Prayer in Seagrave Church last Friday. Mrs. Darlene Gibson and sisters have returned from a holiday in Las Vegas. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hoskin called on Mr. and Mrs. Armour McMillan on Sunday afternoon. The sympathy of the community is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Neil Bushby on the death of his grand- mother last Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Roundel, Ajax visited with relatives in the village on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Don McKean visited Mrs. Ann Wills in Scarborough Centenary Hospital one day last week. . Mrs. Marion Durward and Mrs. Muriel Gibson visited with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Daniels in Port Perry last Friday. . | The Greenbank Hall Committee's annual Easter Egg Hunt will take MIDNIGHT FRIDAY, MARCH 13th Doors Open at 8:00 P.M. "I place on Sat. April 18th from 1-3 p.m. Among other activities, there will be an Easter bonnet or hat 'parade with prizes awarded to the best entries. The cost will be $1 per child or a maximum of $3 per family. If you wish your picture in the Greenbank Church directory and. have not been contacted, call 985-8197 for an appointment. Mr. and Mrs. Doug Lunney, Whit- by, visited with their aunt Mrs. Olive McMillan on Sat. afternoon. 'All children 3-10 years of age, come and help celebrate St. Patrick's with the Greenbank Brownies on Tues. March 17th 1:30-3:30 p.m. We will be showing movies to raise money for bowling later in the year. Admission is 50 cents. Pop and popcorn will be available to buy. Younger children are to be accompanied by an adult. Help!! If anyone would like to help organize and or supervise the Greenbank Teen Dance, please call © 985-3021 or 985-3703. MADNESS KARWORLD & VANWORLD 1670 Simcoe Street North, Oshawa ECONO PAK MEAL EVERY FRI. SAT. a SUN. famil : of golden chicken JI pieces french fries 2 med. salads of your choice 99 Plus Tax Reg. 11.99 "_ CHICKEN & SEAFOOD C10 Phone ahead ... for faster service! 136 WATER ST. PORT PERRY 985-9009 | Sympathy is extended to Debbie Jones and children in the loss of Debbie's grandfather Sam Griffen. The weekly euchre on Thurs. evening March 5th saw eight tables filled. Ladies high was- Gladys Slack, second was Phyllis Clarke and low was Rose Willoughby. On the mens side high was Bert Daniels, second was Ilean Pugh and low was Herb Jones. Lucky draw prizes went to Norm Roher and James Emerton. Lone land series was Gladys Slack with 17. The carpenters (and I don't mean Karen and Richard) are busy work- ing away at Prince Albert Hall giv- ing the basement a face-lift. They should be done in two weeks. Happy birthday to Jean Martyn on Sat. March 7 and to Irene Moore on Fri. March 6. And Lisa Canning will celebrate on Friday, Mar. 13th. Happy days to you all. The World Day of Prayer was held on Fri. March 6th at the United Church in Port Perry. Participating from Prince Albert United Church were Pat Love, Eileen Hodgins and Dorothy Hope. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Andrews and girls treated Lor- riane's parents to dinner in Whitby last Sat. evening. The occasion was. Lorriane's Dad's 76th birthday. PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, March 10, 1987 -- 2) Happy birthday Fred, from all of us in Prince Albert. A robin just flew in and told me that Beth Willes celebrated a birth- day on March 7th too. Hope your day was as delightful as the weather UCW meeting this Wednesday / was. Sunday morning saw a fair crowd in church and it was a °* pleasure to hear Andrea Hobbs playing two solos on her flute. Please phone llean Pugh with your news next week at 985-2146 High School news by Leigh-Ann Goreski - Well Rebels, it's that time again for me to make a report. For all of you out there who thought you could breeze through the rest of the year after exams were over, Think Again!! I am con- vinced that all the teachers plan all their tests and assignments pur- posely on the same day. So that's what staff meetings are for! ! Some of us students have decided to take March Break a week early and our assignments are due this week without any sympathy from the teachers. Now, back to the real reasons why we attend school. In the past week our music department cleaned up at the Sunderland Festival. Senior Wind beat Uxbridge with a mark of 92. Gee, they all must be pretty 'high strung right now' And for all you sports fans out there, our gym has been packed with action over the past week. Our midget boys team lost in the quarter finals by 1 point against a determin- ed team from Bowmanville. Our junior boys were a little more for- tunate and defeated Courtice and Uxbridge to advance in the playoffs. We then were defeated by Ajax in the semi-finals. And now saving the best to last!! Our senior boys defeated Central and thus continued to the semi-finals against Brock. As usual, our seniors played a strong | defensive game and in the second quarter managed to muster infor- mation off in the suggestion box in front of the office. Rings will also be sold again in April in case you miss- ed them in the fall. So Rebels, try and be studious these last few strenuous weeks, so that you can enjoy the March Break!'! 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