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18 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, March 22, 1988 Fair Board's Home Craft section meeting Prince Albert and Area News by Earline Armstrong The Home Craft section of the Port Perry Fair Board held a very successful Craft Demonstra- tion at the Prince Albert Hall on Tuesday evening March 15. Seventy-five ladies enjoyed the talent of Rita Hope from Whitby, Ontario. Happy Birthday to Louisa Van Ravenswaay, she was another year old on Saturday the 19th of March and my good friend Betty Deeth celebrated her birthday on Friday the 18th of March. Don't forget Gayle Stapley she will be -- well older on Tuesday, March 22. Happy Birthday to you all from Prince Albert. Oh yes, Hap- py Birthday to Vivian Canning also -- a big bird told me she had a lovely cake on March 17. Sympathy to the Strong family and to Dorothy Hargrave in the passing of Hugh Hargrave in Florida last Thursday. Our prayers are with you all. It was euchre night again on Thursday evening March 17 and 14 tables were filled. Ladies high was Madeline Dawson, second was Earla Hill and low was Clara Whitter. On the mens side high was Bert Daniels, second was Ir- win Kydd and J. Dawson came in low. Door prizes went to Rachel Harver and Frank Andrews. See you all again on March 24 at 8:00 sharpe and good luck. Congratulations to Leta Doupe on the arrival of a new great- granddaughter. I don't know how many this is for Leta but I do know it's not the first and likely won't be the last. The Prince Albert U.C.W. have organized the C.P.R. (Heart Saver) course at the Prince Albert Community Centre star- ting on April 9 from 9-1. Learn this life saving skill on how to recognize and respond to heart at- tacks and choking victims. Cer- tified instruction and the cost is $20.00. Pre-registration is necessary and a limited number. For more information or to register please phone Aileen Olsen at 985-2260. It was a pleasure to hear Tracie Andrews sing in Church Sunday morning she sang "I Believe" and I do believe you did a splendid job, Tracie. Sympathy to Mr. and Mrs. Mur- ray Holtby in the loss of Tots sister Mary Sweetman. Ken and Maureen Dowson and Angie were in North Bay on March 12, yes, Angie is at it again -- she won a Bronze medal. Then on March 19 they travelled to Orangeville for the all-Ontairo - Championship and Angie was in the Eastern part section and came in 8th. Great work Angie. Please phone Ilean with your news next week, I am due for another treatment, hope to see you in two weeks. Ilean's phone number is 985-2146. if you rented your property Lo tenants this past year, our specially trained tax return preparers are ready to show you how they can save you money on your tax retum. At H&R Block, we look for every deduction you're entitled to. We take all the necessary steps to do the job accurately because we want you to pay only the lowest tax or get the biggest refund you're entitled to. Don't be confussd by all the talk over tax law changes. The specialists at HAR Block always have the answers you need. HR BLOCK THE INCOME TAX SPECIALISTS (Above the Post Office) PORT PERRY 985-9803 OPEN: Weekdays 9 AM to 6 PM OPEN: Saturdays 10 AM to 2 PM Prd Welcome springtime! Take a peek through barn doors anywhere and you'll see sure signs that spring Is here. It's time, once again, to experience the miracle of new birth on the farm, and the Robb farm of Claremont is no exc- petion. Thoroughbred mom D.T. Princess proudly in- troduced her bay colt to the world on Tuesday March 15 at 7 p.m. His official name will prohably be Crown's i Prince, but everyone at the farm has already affecti- £ MW (1g ad pitfall 'ale nately nicknamed the little fellow "Moose." i de band * the increase of the Child Care Expense Deduction from $2,000 to $4,000 for children six and under or with special needs; * the phase in of a $200 supple- ment to the Child Tax Credit for children six and under. As Minister Responsible for the Status of Women, | invite you to learn how you and your family can benefit from the National Child Care The availability of quality, affordable and flexible child care is a key to opening up the future for many women in Canada. wide range of choices to women who work inside or outside the home. Highlights of the program Oountry Corners Cafe (formerly Redman's) SPECIALIZING IN The Government of include: Strategy. R & Canada has recognized the * the addition of 200,000 new importance of accessible child child care spaces; Please write to me: care in assuring women's eco- * the creation of a $100 milion ~~ Barbara McDougall, nomic equality by introducing Child Care Initiatives Fund Minister Responsible for OPEN YE AR ROU N D -- The National Child Care for developmental projects the Status of Women, ! trategy --a balanced mix of or child care and special House of Commons NOON til 8:00 PM rogram initiatives, offering a needs groups; i Ottawa, Ontario KIA 0A6 CLOSED MONDAY taue oT EAT-IN Scugog Island 985-9415 Condition féminine Canada Status of Women Canada Th Canada