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by Harvey Malcolm Mrs. James Gray, her daughter Linda Longfield « and grandson John have just returned by air from Kinley, Sask., where they enjoyed a weeks vacation. Thora was born in this area and really enjoyed the homecoming week held to observe a special anniversary and in meeting many of her former friends and classmates whom she hadn't seen for many years. As the refrain of the song states - "the roots | A team of Brawny of ones raisin' run deep." Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn McGill had the unhappy if electrifying experience of having their premises struck by electricity on two separ- ate days last weekend. The first time around, the milk cooler for the dairy opera- tion was knocked hors de combat and the next day it came into the house knock- ing various appliances out of order as well as giving Vaughn a "lifter" as well. Guess Vaughn is going to > a [TEL i 2 Pei ; 2 STP : * LAC Durham Regional Police Six men against eight, wasn't quite enough as they lost have to take out "the lead" and replace with a chain or something to act as a light- ning rod or electricity conductor. Mr. and Mrs. Clare Robin- son hosted a gathering of some 40-50 of their friends to a Pork Barbecue and social evening oh Saturday evening at their home. An enjoyable evening was reported by those in attendance. The Rev. Arthur Rodgers, Mrs. Rodgers and family will be enjoying their holi- Cs days during the month of August. No Church services will be held in Yelverton United Church during the month of August with the exception of August 17 when the Yelverton UCW will be holding the services with regular services being resumed on September 7th. Service will be held in Janet- ville United and in Mount Horeb August 3, 10, 24 and 31 respectively. Your scribe spent Sunday and Monday with Mitzi and NG WH AN officers gave it their all in the tug-o-war, but pulling to the Masonic Lodge team from Port Perry. Tug-of-war » champions The Legion tug-o-war trophy was captured by the team from the Port Perry Masonic Lodge. This eight-man team beat a six-man squad from Durham Regional Police in the finals. Front row from left: Bob Stevens; -Paul-Mcintyre, Jim Cookson [coach], Earl Whitaker, and Tom Anderson. Back from left: Jack Nottingham, Ken Nottingham, Stan Glass and Ron Davidson. Put a Smile on Your Face, Test Drive A HONDA call KEVIN CANNON City-Centre Automobiles 1110 Dundas St. East - Whitby 666-1772 YOUR LOCAL HONDA DEALER Gas Going Up? One Very Good Answer. Subaru C & C MOTORS 160 Simcoe 8t. 8. Osha 728-0181 PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., August 13, 1980 -- 23 "News and views from the Yelverton area Bob Fick at their cottage near Eagle Lake. A freak rain storm in that area Saturday evening provided a flash flood that left the resi- dents of the' south bay of Haliburton Lake stranded from Sunday p.m. till Mon-_ day noon, washing out the road 15 feet wide as the 5 foot culvert was unable to cope with the freshet and the roadway became a minia- ture Niagara Falls till it disappeared into the bay. Depart Township road crew were quick to make neces- sary repairs as soon sa the flood receded. . August 13 Mr. and Mrs. Oram Moore and Lynn enjoyed a recent motor trip to Detroit where they visited Maureen's aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sedman in Detroit, U.S.A. They also picked up son David at Camp Ipper- wash where David attended a two-week . Junior Cadet camp (near Goderich). Our Headmistress Corrie and number two daughter Mona, sister in law, Mrs. Roy Werry arrived home from Holland on Friday evening. The plane managed to stay up despite any "excess baggage" they picked up during their stay in Holland. They managed to work in several trips to various points - Volendam, where the locals still wear their tradi- tional clothes of centuries bygone (for the benefit of tourists), the cheese market of Alkmaar, the winkles of Amsterdam with their hundreds of boutiques and last but certainly not least the beaches of Sandford where all the ladies run around in bikinis and most of them topless. And this was the trip we stayed at home. Shucks! Mr. and Mrs. Ray Werry, Karen, Trudy and Bonnie were visitors at Malconia while week ending with Mr. and Mrs. Ted Werry and family of Enniskillen. Mr. and Mrs. Marti Mal- colm and Miss Candy Mal- colm enjoyed the long week- end with their friends at Crystal Beach, Ontario. Glad to report Miss Amy Burton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Burton is recupe- rating following a week in Oshawa General Hospital. Columbus yard sale The Columbus United Church Women are sponsor- ing a Giant Yard Sale and - Auction Sale on Saturday, September 6, 1980. Yard sale to start at 9:00 a.m. through until 3:00 p.m. Auction Sale will start at- 11 am. Both sales will take place --MASTERFEEDS -- at Columbus U.C. Parking Lot, Columbus, Ontario. Persons wishing to donate items for auction and inter- ested vendors should contact Mrs. E. Holliday 655-4666 or Mrs. M. Scott 576-7416. Proceeds to Church Restor- ation and renovation. STOCK TANKS 20ga. 2ft. deep 41t.... $84.60 ~ 5t.... $87.00 6 ft. ... $98.40 Back Rubber Concentrate 200z.... $14.75 ECTIBAN - "Residual Fly Control for GRAINGUARD PROTECTANT 251... $8.95 BIN FUMIGANT 1 Gallon ... $9.95 Aluminum Grain Scoops $15.98 each Use in Barns, Stables, Etc. Risdon Q Mist Dispenser- $33.99 Risdon Insecticide - $6.99 FOR AIRGUARD DISPENSERS KONK $7.49 TURKEY GROWER PELLETS 25kg. - $8.20 ROASTER FINISHER 25kg.- $7.35 PINK EYE and WOUND SPRAY 60z.... $3.10 TEAT DILATORS 40 .... $3.95 REDUCED IRON 11b. .. $1:69 BEEF FEEDS Tenderleen Supp. - 25 kg. - $8.00 13% Beef Ration - 40 kg. - $8.90 40% Beef Supp. - $10.65 'Calf Scour Control NEO TERRAMYCIN BOLUSES WITH VITAMINS -32 ... $14.85 HIBITANE COMPOUND 250ml. ...... $5.59 CLEARANCE - Two Only Attic Fans Reg. $89.99 Now $49.99 MASTERFEEDS 139 QUEEN STREET, PORT PERRY 985-8481 STORE HOURS: Mon.-Thurs. 8 to 5:30 Friday 8to 6 J hh Saturday 8to5 ™ ee, pe a at PA wR vhosts = oY % An > -- --im RRA