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ic NOT vt Ase RA «hae aAAY Ye aD von a 20 -- PORT PERRY STAR == Yuesday, March 13, 1990 Constable to speak on the local drug scene by Florence Ashton There was a good turn out at the euchre party last Thursday even- ing, with 13 tables playing. Ladies first prize went to Mary Poots, se- cond prize to Peggy Ashton. Mens first to Art Budd, second prize to Christine Smith. Low prize to Ruby Smith. Lone hands to Pete Gall. Lucky door prize winner was Muriel Whitbread. 50/50 draw won by Bill Collins. Next euchre on Thursday, March 22, at 8:00 p.m. at the Community Cen- tre. Everyone welcome. The Eleanor Knight Group of the Women's Missionary Society met at the home of Lois Daw last Wednesday afternoon with 8 members present. Chrissie McKinney conducted the worship. The meeting opened with singing "O Master Let Me Walk With Thee." Scripture reading from St. Matthew 4 was read. Muriel Fisher continued in our study on Africa. Refreshments were serv- ed by our hostess. The Ladies bi- ble Class will meet on Wednesday afternoon of this week at 2:00 at the church. Next Sunday evening, March 18, we welcome to Burns Church, the Male Gospel Group 'One Ac- cord" from Brantford, Ontario. Also, as an extra treat, two of our local young ladies will be singing. Time 7:30 p.m.. Freewill offering and refreshments. We welcome anyone in the surrounding area to join together with us. Last Sunday, Doug, Florence and Ron Ashton visited with Mrs. Ruth Purdy of Orangeville; also Theo and Joan Knight accom- PIZZA TYME WATER ST., PORT PERRY 985-2225 PARTY TIME PIZZA TYME!!! Get your party going with Two Large Pizzas for only *186. Your choice of 3 toppings. Party with this coupon after 8 PM Friday. Offer expires March 18/90. OPEN til 4 AM, THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY LIMIT: 1 COUPON PER PIZZA 20% Off Tiffany Lamps Many Styles to Choose From Order in your choice of colours. Come and see our models today at ... -- all -- The PERSONAL TOUCH 209 MARY STREET, PORT PERRY (across from L.C.B.O.) Vi1cToRIAN CLASSIC WOODWORKS LTD. GRAND RE-OPENING Friday, March 16th Visit our Showroom Tuesday to Sunday 10 AM to 5 PM -- Free Estimates -- Installations available 4 miles south of Mancester on Hwy. 12 - Myrtle Station 416-655-4162 panied them visiting with Jim and Elaine Ewing of Orangville. There will be an informative meeting held on Tuesday, March 20, in St. Thomas' Anglican Church, Winchester Rd. Brooklin at 8:00 p.m. Const. John Logan, Durham Regional Police will speak and answer questions on the local drug scene and its effect on our community. This meeting is open to all concerned citizens parents and teenagers. ' Last Sunday, we welcomed Rev. John Robertson to Burns pulpit. He will be with us for the next two Sundays. Rev. McEn- tyre is on study leave. We wish all the students and teachers a happy and safe holiday. Epsom Sunday School students to hold Majic Show this week | UTICA AREA NEWS BY VERA BROWN United Church events this week include Sunday School teachers meeting on Wednesday at 8:30 p.m. in Epsom Church. Choir practise on Thursday at 8 p.m. in Epsom Church. Church and Sunday school ser- vices this week in Utica Church at 11;15 a.m.. Sunday at 7;30 p.m. in Epsom Church the Sunday School has organized an All Church Birthday Party with special entertainment a Magic Show by Steve Hepburn with refreshments to follow. All are welcome. Looking ahead, the Session meets at Utica Church on Tues- day, March 20th at 7:30 p.m.. On the same evening a Creative Circle Party will be held at Lisa Risebrough's. This is to be an op- portunity for a Ladies Craft Night once a month and getting together for a chit-chat session and refreshments. If interested, R.S.V.P. by March 15 at 985-9920. Keep March 31 free for Texas Style Dancing sponsored by the Social Club to be held in Utica Hall at 8 p.m.. Tickets are $5.00 each. For tickets call 985-9920 or 985-3484. Friday is euchre night in Utica Hall starting at 8 p.m.. Everyone is invited, for $1.50 play euchre, get a free draw and enjoy refreshments. Congratulations to Dave and Gerri Langille on becoming grandparents for the first time. Congratulations to Rob and Susan on the arrival of their daughter Lauren Meredith on February 28. Mrs. Doreen English of Cardiff was a weekend guest with daughter Pat and John Sutherland and children. Bert and Lise Mitchell have returned home from a 16 day motor tour of the U.S. visiting such places as Nashville, Tenn. where they attended a show, New Orleans where they took a trip on a river boat on the Mississippi, took in a rodeo in Texas and visited Mexico. Belated congratulations to Bert and Lise on the arrival in January of their 10th grandchild, a son, Thomas Joseph born to their daughter Carla. Congratulations to Carla and Eric Meester of Orono. That's it for this week. Give me a call and let me know how you spent the March break. 985-7564. Grade 8's see "Treasure Island" PRINCE ALBERT NEWS BY PEGGY BREDIN Angie Dowson, daughter of Ken and Maureen is still skating up a storm. She came in third for a bronze at the Junior Ladies Com- petition in North Bay. She has succeeded in getting her fourth figure and we all wish her luck on Wednesday when she tries -her Senior Silver in Whitby. Jean Martyn was completely surprised when nearly 20 of her family and close connections gathered at the Martyn home to honour Jeans birthday March 7. Relatives came from Toronto, Oshawa, and Seagrave. There was delicious food. Speaking of birthday's, Maréh has been a very popular month for them. Irene Moore, Pat and Clayton Love, John Bredin and his daughter Heather all had bir- thday's this month. Beth Willes had to celebrate her birthday a wee bit early because her Beth Wheeler new dairy specialist Beth Wheeler has been ap- pointed the O.M.A.F. Dairy Specialist out of the Brighton Of- fice. She replaces Ron Parker who resigned to take a Dairy Specialist position with Purina. Beth is a 1976 University of Guelph graduate with a major in Animal Science. She completed a Masters Degree in 1978 in Calf Nutrition. Since 1980, Beth has been with the Kemptville College of Agricultural Technology. In ad- dition to teaching animal produc- tion, she conducted dairy cattle research and supervised the Col- lege dairy herd. Beth is looking forward to meeting and working with the dairy farmers in Durham West. daughter Paula was leaving for Florida. Also in Florida are the Hopes with Andrew Pereman and Mark Willes is there with friends. I hope the weather is beautiful for them. Helen Jewel, Janet Vernon and Pat Love travelled to the U.C.W. annual meeting of the Oshawa Presbytry on March 7. Prince Albert's basketball teams have really improved over the last weeks. Mrs. Phendler and Mr. Christensen have been doing a super job. Their passing game is great; now they are trying to get baskets. On March 7th, the grade 8's from R.H. Cornish ventured off to Ryerson Theatre to see Treasure Island. John and the kids and I spent the weekend at the cottage snowmobiling. The weather was great. If you have any news for next week please call Ilean Pugh. I'd like to thank all those great peo- ple who called this week. The Thursday night euchre had eight tables. The winners for the evening were Elsie Pogue, Grace Manns, Verna Fraser, Pat Nor- ton, George Harper and Grant Bright. Lucky draws Richard Manns, Marie Geer and Rachel Harper. Hope your leg will soon be better Bert, we miss you. The Hospital Auxiliary are holding a Euchre and Bridge par- ty on Tuesday March 20 in the Prince Albert Community Centre. Doors will open at 12:30 p.m. for dessert and refreshments. Games to start at 1:30, price $3.00 each with special prizes. Come and bring a friend and support the building fund. There was a fairly good turn out at church on Sunday even with so many away on winter break. Rev. Tansley took the service as Rev. LaPage and family are having some time off. The choir sang a lovely anthem. Margaret Tansley took the Sermon "Faith is a Verb" as her husband had a bad cold. The U.C.W. will meet on Wed. March 14 in the church hall at 8:00 p.m.. Junior choir practise will be held Sunday morning at 10 a.m. Any Children 8 years and up who like to sing are invited to come. Then on Monday March 19, the ladies fellowship night at Maxims at 7 p.m.. Cars will be leaving church at 6:30. Nadine Eenling of Prince Albert has been chosen to receive A Dordt College Merit Scholar- ship. A senior at Durham Chris- tian High School, Nadine is the daughter of George and Lena Eenling. The Merit Scholarship award was based on recognition of the student's academic standing, ACT scores, and extracurricular involvement. Annual renewal of the scholarship will be based on the student's maintaining a B average. Dordt College, a Christian liberal-arts college in northwest Iowa, enrolls approximately 1,000 students in more than 40 academic programs. PAUL VAN CAMP Chartered Accountant 204 Casimir St. 985-9788 "Of tH * INCOME TAX * FINANCIAL PLANNING * SMALL BUSINESS