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[ 4 fy 25 vl RIA La RA A \ ASS o~ ' - ind Larry Taylor, left, and Ron Sorenson weld bicycle wheels to a steel bed frame, in preparation for this Mondays Big Brother Bed Race. The Taylor Texaco entry is just one of about 20 beds which have been entered. . Brooklin society | A iittle bit different... A whole lot better! Daffodil Show Spring -was officially ushered into Durham Region on April 27, when: the Brooklin Horticultural iety held its first major event of the season in the form of a Daffodil Show. The weatherman did not co- operate but' the Society members did by submitting ninety-four entries. Doris Marlowe who is one of ~ the Society's own members, was the first guest of the evening. Mrs. Marlowe who has taken many courses and worked extremely - hard : to perfect her art, gavé a flower demonstration on "Flower Arranging in the Oriental Style'. Although she: pro- fessed to be a novice in this particular field of horticul- ture, she proved once again that she is no doubt, a very Hospital Report Week Ending May 12, 1977 I) Admissions ..........c...... frre Births........ccccvvininrenviennns wid 'Deaths ...........ccocvvvriinrennenn, 2 Emergencies.................. 149 Operations.............cvenne 1 Discharges ........ SITITYITITY 42 Remaining...........cccivniniis 35 66 Brock St. W., Uxbridge 852-5291 THAPAR Denture Therapy Clinic J J Whitby 668-7797 -talented person in the art of flower arranging. The next guest on the program was George Pagowski from the Royal Botannical Gardens in Hamilton. He was born in Poland and received his training in Horticulture in England and Scotland before coming to Canada. His main topic was appro- priately named, 'Hanging a Garden". His expertise as a horticulturist was evi- denced by his quick and informative answers to any --and -all - questions _and his droll sense of humour added a delightful touch, The Judges for the show were Mr.. and Mrs. Van Horne of Whitby and the first prize was donated by Simpson-Sears for. Best Specimen. President Margaret Davis presented the award to Mrs. 'Pearl Thompson of Brooklin and commented that the judges had indeed made an excellent choice. Mrs. Davis concluded the show by extending thanks to both guest speakers and all those in attendance as well \ as those members who had - worked so diligently to make it a success. 163 Simcoe St., Oshawa 579-8752 PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, May 18, 1977 -- 7 Epsom and area news by Mrs. Jean Jeffery A gloom settled over our neighbourhood on Sunday when we learned of the sudden passing of our good ' i neighbour, Mr. Lionel Drew. We will miss Lionel's cheerful greeting and helping, for a better Countdown as summer By Sheila O'Reilly Fifteen days and Souniing ..the familiar saying be heard day in hii y t the ig the Port High institution as Spring runs into Summer, and our school days run to a wise. though this school ven 00 year is coming to an end, the pace of activities has not yet slackened. Elections for next years student council are under- way. We're hoping for another year of the success that we managed this year. A lot of work is put into something to make it good and I think I speak for everyone when I say "we it out what we tried to put A mixed-up but successful dance marathon was held Friday afternoon until Sat- neighbour would be hard to find. The Manchester 4-H girls are holding a tea at Manchester church on Sat. afternoon from 2 to 4 p.m. May 21. Everyone wel- "come. - Mr. and Mrs. John at P.P.H.S. approaches urday morning last week, in aid of next years Football teams. If all sponsor money is collected, we hope to gain over five hundred dollars for the 15 hours. (We did it for you guys, so we expect a couple of good football teams next year). Our first track and field meet was held last Wednes- or in Oshawa. Port Perry did well scoring fourth over all. Almost everyone placed, which qualifies us for Monday's meet. Com- plete results, for hoth meets will appear in next week's STAR Plans are being put together for our athletic banquet to be held June 1st. Our guest speaker will be Rev. Rumball, player for the Toronto Argo- nauts and Ottawa Rough Riders. OLYMPIC Solids Quarts Tiles OLYMPIC "Semi Transparents 12% - 316%... - *4.50 - '5.95 Ceramic Topaz Residential Ceramic AX AN" CAP_TILE - 30° ea. OVERCOAT Made specifically for recovering old paint! ex-football - Weirsma and children of Blythe were visiting the Ross Evans family on Sat. On May 29 the Sunday School at Utica will be presenting the church service at Utica church. Saturday was a beautiful day, though windy and Mr. Lloyd Pogue had a good crowd at his sale. May 25th there will be an Official Board meeting of Session and Stewards at Goodwood at 8 p.m. Epsom and Utica Session will meet May 26 at 8:30 p.m. On Sat. Mr. and Mrs. Don Gale and family of Don Mills visited Mr. and Mrs. Paul Baster, Julie and Cathy. The Basters also received a surprise visit on Sat. of former neighbours Mr. and Mrs. Roger Oliver of Winni- peg. On Sun. Mr. and Mrs. Murray Potter and son of Don Mills were guests with Paul and Shirley Baster. The Omega group from Aurora Church gave us a lovely hour of Inspirational songs at Utica Church on Sun. evening followed by lunch. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Ashton attended a banquet for the Thursday evening Mens bowling leagu« at Port Perry Saturday e/en- ing, The men from Epsom Area won a Consolation prize. 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