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PE AME PIE SSE Na NL AAS SA OLA AA ERE RE SE Nar E RoR SY RIANA 2 ¥ SHARC RAL RE ROHAN ied a ASDA NWARSME ERR 18 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed. March 24, 1982 by Vera Brown The Church service this coming Sunday will be held at Utica at 11:00 a.m. Sunday School is at the same time as Church. The Social Club are having a bowling party at Uxbridge this Saturday, March 27, at 8 p.m. If you're interested please feel welcome to join in. They will return to Epsom Church following the bowling for refreshments. There will be a euchre this Friday at 8 p.m. in Utica Hall. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hinch- cliffe of Toronto were Thurs- day visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Eric Carre and family. The Browns and the Wilburs attended the Junior C Hockey Banquet in Port Perry on Sat. evening. Con- gratulations to Todd on being chosen co-winner of the MVP award. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Brown of Beaverton and Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Gerrow and boys of Oshawa were Sunday visitors with the William Novice advance to finals by Linda Parry The J.T. Pearce Auction- eers beat the team from Pickerins, Village and now advance into the final play- offs against the Stouffville Polar bears. On Wednesday Mar. 17 the Auctioneers travelled to Pickering and won their game 5-0. In less than 2 minutes into the game Jason Towns scored the opening goal on a shot through the goalies legs. The assists went to Greg Fitzgerald and Jeff Parry. Mark Feasby got the next marker after pick- ing up a pass from the stick of Chris Forder. Mark Andrews scored early into the second period on a pass from Danny Sluggett and the fourth goal came when Jason Cochrane picked up a re- bound shot from Mark Andrews to beat the Picker- ing goalie. Jan Heyes was also credited with an assist. In the final period Scott Menzies scored on a beauti- ful corner shot assisted by Mike Beasby and Steve Staniland. The goaltending was shared by Shawn Larocque and Noel Lover- ing. Shawn had to work hard and made many fine saves, but Noel never saw any action. The Auctioneers will play their first playoff game against Stouffville on Tues- day this week, and the winner of the series will be the best two out of three games. Browns. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Brown visited on Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Meyers in Scarborough. Mrs. W.W. Scott of London was a weekend visitor with her mother Mrs. Crosier. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Scho- field and family were Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs. George Harper. Blair stayed on to visit with his grandparents for a few days. Mrs. Mildred Thompson attended the George Jones show at Maple Leaf Gardens on Friday evening and on Saturday evening attended a birthday celebration for Chris Clarke at Uxbridge. Mr. and Mrs. Doug MacSween and boys were weekend guests with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Harold Walker in Scarboro and on Saturday attended the Sportsman Show in Toronto. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Earl Fielding on their 40th wedding anniversary. HELPING News of interest from Utica and area On Sat. evening they were treated to dinner at El Stavro's in Oshawa by their family Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fielding, Mr. Bill Fielding and Miss Donna Wakeford. Mr. and Mrs. Don Acker of Oshawa called on the Fieldings on Sat. afternoon to wish them well and on Sun. visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fielding and girls and Miss Donna Wake- ford of Oshawa. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Sutcliffe received word that their granddaughter Sandra and Rick Ladd in Texas have a baby boy, just born on Sunday. Mrs. Doris Bray, Angie and John of Port Perry were Saturday visitors with the Sutcliffes. Mrs. Crosier and Mrs. Scott visited with Miss Vera Prentice who is a patient in Uxbridge Cottage Hospital. Petites defeat Oshawa 9-5 On Sat. Mar. 20th, Bruton's I.D.A. Petites played the last game of their round robin league playoffs. They defeat- ed the Oshawa C team by a score of 9 to 5. This win brought their playoff record to 3 wins, 2 losses and 1 tie. At this time it is not known how the team finished in the standings but the coaching staff feels they finished in the top 3. The goal scoring again was shared by all three lines, Val White 2, Kim Loudfoot 2, Jenny Blanchard 4, also Kelly Calloway 1 scored for Port Perry. Assists went to Val 2, Kim 1, Laura Edwards 1, Kerri Allen 1, Michelle Beare 1, and Karyn Biffin 1. The defence with Jen Pelow in goal, Melissa Moehring, Denise Wilson, Jessica Fluke, Michelle and Laura again played a strong game. These girls along with Misty, Nicky, and Heather earned the praise of parents and coaching staff for their hard working performance. It is felt that if these girls con- tinue their fine play of this season, they will make a fine showing at the Regional Tournament Apr. 3 and 4 in Walkworth. More bowling results SUNDAY NIGHT MIXED COUPLES Team Standings: Maple - 28; Ash -29; Spruce - 27; Elm - 22; Birch - 21; Pine - 20. - HIGH SCORES: MEN High Single - Flat: Ken Woodhouse - 282. H.S.W.H: Ken Woodhouse - 296. H.T.W.H: Gord Bryans - 696. ' WOMEN High Single - Flat: Betty Ireland - 242. H.S.W.H: Shirley Black - 277. High Triple - Flat: Kay McBride - 620. H.T.W.H: Betty Ireland - iy chs SERRE RRR oa HAND High Triple - flat: Gerry 698. i Rar Louvelle - 660. F GAA DONT ORGET ! E"SKATE-a-THON" : = - EY | THE PROGRAM THE NEW CRITERIA i | Wednesday, March 24th i New criteria for the 1982 Ontario The farmer must have equity in 9:00 A.M. to 4:00 P.M. 3 Farm Adjustment Assistance Pro- the farm business of at least 10% -- SUPPORT YOUR ARENA -- i gram will help more farmers re-struc- | and not more than 60%. anew upper = am ; ¢ : , by v od tem | | comm | | cnn -- | com-- 2 ture. re-organize and consolidate limit. Present interest and principal i viable farm enterprises facing finan- payments must exceed 20% of 1 cial difficulties. operating costs. REGIONAL i ~ Inaddition to direct financial aid. The farmer must prepare a farm ) MUNICIPALITY 7 farm business management coun- viability plan based on sound pro- OF DURHAM a it selling is provided. duction and financial management A ) A, This program has three partici- and carry out this plan. QUOTATION FOR THE 1982 f pants: the farmer. an approved The total value of food or tobacco lender and the Ontario Government. products produced on the farm in EQUIPMENT RENTAL REQUIREMENTS hi 1981 must exceed S12.000. a reduc- QWb 18. be tion from $23.000. The Region of Durham is seeking interested suppliers who po ASSISTANCE wish to have their names added to the Region's 1982 Registry hf ] of Equipment Rental Services for the Works Maintenance 5 Farmers can take advantage of APPLICATIONS Witty sor Ae arsanl xT saring, Oshawa) 9 N ¢ oi : 7 . ItDy, Newcastle an Xorigge/Scugo roOCK and tor suc na one ormore of the follow ing options: -- -- ) rental equipment as: 4 fh I. Deterral ofinterest by the lender For further information on this Srge ie Dumpirils RE. Fs y on loants) for a period of six months programand application instructions angers hie Dum vives Push Scrapers (not less than 20 cu. yds.) A « - n S "cu. y s ey ¢ backed by a Provincial guarantee. see vour lender or visit an OMAF Gradalis Graders ud 16OMP oT : A During this time. the lender will not county office or write: 1982 Farm 2 on Doubs ram Setters, rarer 7010 20H. 3 compound the interest. Assistance Program. Queen's Park. ee ess than2conp) indoperated Compaction Equipment ¥ 2. Aninterest reduction grant on Toronto. Ontario M7A 1B7 Small Bulldozers (votes han 401) portale otors floating-rate loans and short term, The Ontario Government - Faupment Floats o40toncapacity Portable Diamond Blade Asphalt Cutters fixed-rate operating loans. The maxi- working to help people. LH mi as hate be reed mum grant will be 5% and will not ) of A riculture and Food suppliers are requested to forward a quotation on their own reduce the interest rate below 12%. y 9 iokisrneat tos oifice of whe undersigred by 12:00 noon, . RT . hs pri stating the quotation number, their daily 3. An additional line of credit for rental rates, ages, make, horsepower of their equipment operating purposes only. guaranteed {Ver F20Ncanis), aelivety charges; yard yocotions 4d 16 . vil ' urs of operation by the Province of Ontario. This ano. h The lowest or any quotation may not necessarily be accepted. new credit would be provided by the NY Timbrell, Minister : JAMES WAKELIN, P.P.,. lender at the prime rate. William Davis, Premier Manager of Supply & Services, 60 Bond St. W., . Oshawa, Ontario L1H 8B6