The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

Prince Albert and Area News by Earline Armstrong 'Ladies of the Prince Albert U.C.W. please remember on Wed. June 10th is the regular monthly meeting in the United Church base- ment & please try & attend, we need you. If you see Earl Martyn around, ask him "how the triplets are' -- they are cute Earl, I saw them. Leave it to a Martyn to triple it. Congratulations to Velvet Ross , Linton) who graduated on May 29th 'from the University of Waterloo with a Bachelor of Environmental Study Degree. She also go a degree of honour in Urban & Regional Plan- ning. Velvet is the daughter of Mur- ray & Dorothy Linton & is working presently for the town of Uxbridge. Nice going Velvet -- we are proud to say Prince Albert had you first. Did you see Roy Hope & Eileen Hodgins on Monday, June 8, happy _ weré they not? Why, because they each had a birthday. Happy Birth- day you two from all of us in Prince Albert. Mr. & Mrs. Roy Hope were in 'Toronto on Sat. June 6th, atten- ding the wedding reception of their niece Jo Anh Hope. Don't forget the Strawberry Social on June 21, Farm. Mr. & Mrs. Peter Van Ginhaven over on Barber St. recent- ly returned from a three week visit Head UCW reveals plans for the summer Scugog Island Area News by Mrs. Earl Reader On Wednesday evening 15 members of the "Head" U.C.W. met at the home of Mrs. Cochrane. The roll call suggested each one tell their plans for the summer. The study was about personal growth. Honeydale Womens Freida. Pat Fulcher was able to be pre- sent again and expressed apprecia- tion for the consideration shown to her during convalescence. 'Pioneer Days' at the museum will be Saturday July 4 and Sunday July 5. Again the "Head" U.C.W. will serve refreshments and Institute report by Lillian Harper, P.R.O. - The June meeting of Honeydale W.I. was held on Thursday June 4, with an excellent attendance, /in cluding one visitor, who was cordial: ly welcomed. Following the singing of the Ode, and repeating of the Institute Creed, the minutes of the last meeting, and' the treasurer's report were read. The roll call women today' brought a variety of thought-provoking answers. It was reported that fourteen of our members had é&ttended the District Annual in Brooklin in May, the largest delegation of any of the branches in the District. Plans were made for the mystery bus trip on June 9 with several ~ members expressing a desire to go. There was much discussion re the exhibit at the Port Perry Fair, with Clara Warren and Thelma McCreight offéring to convene the committee, and several members to help. : COMING "Issues facing COMING Plans are under way for a pro- 'gram to be presented by our group at the nursing home on June 29. There will be a meeting at Mabel Cawker's home on June 25, of all the convenors to plan next years pro- grams. We are hoping to have a demonstration on quilting at our meeting in September. The citizenship convenor, Marion Johnston, dealt most capably with the motto "Don't itch for something - for which you are not prepared to scratch!" Following many fine paints she put forward, she urged us to refer to our most worthwhile In- stitute Creed, frequently! Amusing readings were given by Ruby Bryant, Nellie Nottenboom and Alice Dodd. We signed "thinking of you cards for two of our respected members, Annie Penny, who is in hospital and Edna Wilson, who has not been very well. Following the singing of "O Canada.' we enjoyed a social time. COMING GARDEN BROS. THE ENTERTAINMENT GIANT! Oshawa Civic Auditorium AUGUST 14, 15 & 16, 1987 Good news! steam ahead", ages' 'Our advance sales campaign as going "full and everyone benefits. Kiddies get to see a thnill-packed, spectacular Circus, and "of all specialize with strawberry desserts. Jan Gerrow conducted an active cofitest, 'Be prepared.' The next, last summer meeting will be June 24. At the Island United Church it has been learned that it is necessary to drill another well and make some manse repairs. For services in Ju- ly we shall be pleased to welcome _ Rev. Tansley and Dr. MacKay for 2 Sundays. On Suriday a few people forgot to bring theirsintended plants to church. ' On Sunday the "Head" U.C.W: catered to 66 guests at the Com- munity Hall following the wedding of Bob and Marion Healey's daughter at the "Head Memorial" Museum church where Marion's sister was first married years ago. While this was taking place the Gerrows were enjoying their annual family picnic at Nestleton Hall. We have a good report about the Strongs.of Prince Albert. Following throat surgery Hugh was able to return to his home some time ago. Then on Saturday after weeks in hospital Mabel was able to return too with her daughter's care for a few days. Here's hoping they can en- joy the summer at home! After months of building and preparation, Raymond and Jane Reader with their 2 little daughters. have finally settled into their new home on the main Island road. It probably won't be long until Don and Dorothy Freeman do the same House theft Durham Polite say a house on Concession 1 Scugog Township was robbed last week when the owners were away for the day. A TV set and VCR valued at $3200 was reported missing along with jewels worth about $3,000. Police say entry into "the house was gained by forcing a window Young, girl at the Jones: - Velma Ross and low PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, June 9, 1987 -- 11 ~ Martyn's 'triple' their grandchildren to Holland & Paris, France. Hubert & Linda Van Ginhaven & John & Wilma Van Ginhaven went with their parents because while in Dieren Holland, they helped Lam- mies parents celebrate their 65th wedding anniversary. These two dear people are both 86 years old & have 12 children, 46 grandchildren & 33 great grandchildren. All 12 children were home for the occa- sion. I think those two belong in the Guiness World Book of Records. By the way, Peter, belated Happy Bir- thday to you from all of us in Prince Albert: Staying with birthdays, about 50 friends & relatives got together Sat. June 6th, at the Prince Albert Hall & helped Beth Pereman celebrate her 40th birthday. Beth's two sisters Roxie Deniston from Windsor & Jim & Anne McGregor from Braeside, Ontario were on hand for the happy occasion. Also Mr. & Mrs. Roy Pereman from Bobcaygeon travell- ed down to join all the rest. Beth would like to say 'Thank You' to you all for coming & getting up such a great party. I hear that Albert Jeffrey is not feeling his best. Keep smiling Albert -- no better medicine you will find. By the way the Prince Albert store is open on Sundays now, from . Lin the afternoon til 9 at night, in case you need pop, ice-cream or any other summer goodie. Mr. & Mrs. Merv Pugh put on their Sunday best & travelled down * to Gananoque, Ontario to spend the weekend with friends & attend the wedding of Thelma Burns & William Denmson at the Grace United Church. Thursday evening last saw eleven tables of euchre filled at the Prince Albert Centre. Ladies high was: Reta Storie, second was Doris® Hill ~& low was Vera Fawns & on the mens side high was: Grant Bright, second was Lloyd Fawns & low was Richard Manns. Lucky draw prizes went to Mary Poots & Elva Kydd & Myrtle Gimblett got the lone hand series with 15. Come out again next Thurs. June 11th, we would love to -have you. Call Ilean Pugh with your news next week at 985-2146 & thank you for your support. Annual decoration service for two local cemeteries Utica and Area News by Vera Brown "This Sunday at the United Church in Epsom is Sunday School Recogni- tion Day. and Communion, service beginning,at 14:30 a.m. At 2:00 p.m. in Utica United Church will be the annual Decora- tion Service for the Hillman & Ken- dall Cemeteries. Rev. Nancy Water- 'man will be the speaker with special music by the Senior C itizens Choir of Port Perry. Euchre winners last Friday night were ladies 1st - Dora Geer, 2nd - Irene tioughland. Men's Ist - Grant Bright, 2nd - Mildred Thompson and low Jim Redman. Freeze-out win- ners were Mildred Thompson and Phyllis Clarke with Bernice Loud- foot and Mary Poots 2nd. There will be another euchre in two weeks. On Saturday, Mildred Thompson accompanied Phyllis Clarke to Lon- don where they-visited with Chris Clarke for the weekend. Sharon Croxall, Joanne Tufts, Denise Carre, Marilyn Youmans & - Linda Irving and their daughters at- tended the Girl Guide mother & WO00D LUMBER CO. (Ontario) LTD. FOR ALL YOUR BUILDING NEEDS! daughter banquet in Port Perry this past week. Mr. Craig Daniels of Markham was a Saturday dinner guest with the Eric Carre family. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Geer and Randy attended the graduation ceremonies at O.A.C. Guelph where Carolyn Lindsay received her Bachelor of Science in Agriculture diploma. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Fielding ac- companied their son Jim and Carol Leggett of Sutton on Sunday when' they visited with Mrs. Ethel Smith- ' in Alliston. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Slute visited with son Brian and fi mily in Cookstown on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Brown were 'Sunday supper guests with daughter 'Dorothy and Dennis Gerrow and children at View Lake. Recent visitors with the Sutcliffes were Mr. and Mrs. Terry C rawford and Bob of Greenbank and Helen, Barb.and Christopher Crawford ot Uxbridge and Mr. Jack Miller of Mississauga. moet RY your participatipn helps provide the money 'to pay the show fees, advertising, printing, facility DOUGLAS ROAD & HWY. 47 SOUTH, UXBRIDGE beaten up : : PEN T t ; rentals, solicitation costs, Durham Police say charges are OPE . Men ves. { ed. thurs etc. After all expenses are pending following an incident Friday -- 7 30 AM to 9 PM - paid, the host receives a full 50 percent of the profits to use in their projects, so please be generous when the telephone worker calls. Thank you recently in Port Perry in which a juvenile girl was punched and kick- ed by several other juvenile girls. Police say a feud had been going on for some time between the two juveniles and it erupted when one was forced into a car, driven north of Port Perry, roughed up and push- ed into a swamp . Police are now investigating the incident and'a spokesman said charges likely will be laid as a result. < Hwy 47 South UXBRIDGE + Wilhamson Pontiac Buick (o) Ashley PI Plaza Esso Centre PRODUCED BY I M.G CIRCUS CORP hosted by DURHAM REGIONAL POLICE ASSOCIATION We appreciate your support FOR INFORMATION CALL (416) 436-7575 =| WOOp LUMBER