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Utica and area news items by Vera Brown Church service resumes once again at Utica at the regular 11:00 a.m. A reminder that on July 20th at 5:30 p.m., everyone is invited to a congregational retreat to be held at Good- wood Church. Take a bag lunch, refreshments are provided. Winners at the euchre Fri- day evening were 1st Elsie Taylor, 2nd Dora Geer and low Viola Campsall. Men's 1st Harold McDiarmid, 2nd Alvin Spencer and low to William Hill. Freeze-out winners were Nora Prentice andIrwin Kydd with Gladys Slack and Clara Whitter Ladies golf league by Vera Brown There was a good turnout for golfing this past Tuesday and some good scores recorded. Low net was Donna Shanley with 20. Low gross Vera Brown 46. Least putts was 12 by Vivian Rider who was followed by Joyce Emmerson with 13. Ev. Sheffield chipped in on no.4 which gave her only 14 putts. Apparently the good weather has improved the putting of the ladies. This week we visit Summerlea and a reminder to all the ladies, please see that you have a game played for team scores this week if you haven't already got one in. and p° coming 2nd. There will be another euchre this Friday at 8 p.m. The community was shocked and saddened on Wednesday to hear of the sudden passing of Elva Sutherland. Sympathy is extended to Robert and family in their bereavement as well as to Mr. Nelson Ashton, Fred and family. Mr. and Mrs. William Brown were Monday supper guests with daughter Dorothy and family in Oshawa. On Wednesday the Brown's had a surprised visit from an uncle Mr. George Fawcett of Toronto. On Sunday they called on the Tom Browns at Beaverton - and attended the steam show at the Beaverton Fair grounds. Mrs. Aileen Harper of Bowmanville called on her aunt Mrs. Delia Harper on Friday afternoon. Mrs. Herb Leighton of Bowmanville and daughters Connie and Eleanor called on Mrs. Crosier on Tuesday. Mrs. Leighton, a former Utica resident, was celebrat- ing her 89th birthday. Better late than never I guess, but I just heard recently that Mr. and Mrs. J. Grier and Mr. Harold Dobson were injured a few weeks ago in an automobile accident in Port Perry. I'm pleased to report that they are all coming along quite well and I trust will soon be completely recovered. Mrs. Mildred Thompson and her mother, Mrs. Miller took a trip this past week travelling through the north ng COMING: FRIDAY JULY 30th The Burton Brothers Band HELD UNDER THE AUTHORITY ~ OF ASPECIAL OCCASION PERMIT. country, including Hunts- ville, Sundridge and visited with Mr. and Mrs. Ted Clerke at MacTier before returning home. On Sat- urday, Mildred visited with Mrs. Ethel West and Mrs. Reynolds at Marsh Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Doug MacSween and boys spent a few days in Scarborough holding down the fort for Doug's parents who were away. On the weekend Doug's lobball team par- ticipated in the Seagrave Tournament. Con- gratulations to Doug and Judy who celebrated their 10th wedding anniversary this week. Squirts softball (From page 16) one apiece. The third game of the day under very hot sunny skies was played at 6:30 against Scarborough. These two teams were very closely matched and played tremendous ball. Scar- borough picked up their 3 runs in the first and second innings, unfortunately for Port they could not score their base runners. Due to excellent pitching and defense neither team scored any runs after the second inning. The Port Perry team after losing 3-0 were elimin- ated on the grounds that Scarborough over the three games had scored more WEDDING INVITATIONS And Accessories PORT PERRY STAR ) 235 Queen Street 985-7383 runs. All members of the team and coaches are to be commended on an excellent performance. Our next game will be Thursday, July 14th when the Legion Squirts will take on East Gwillimbury. This is the first time these two teams have met this year, and should prove an exciting game. Plan to attend and support your local team. PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday July 13, 1982 -- 17 Prince Albert by Ilean Pugh Mary and Chiefie Olaisen spent last weekend with Merle Murphy while Millie and Bill Dickinson went to Kashske Lake for the week end. Three months ago Dana Manning spent her first week end away from home at her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Herb Hacket of Cannington while her parents, Karen and Danny attended the 4th annual Unionville U-Joint Picnic along with a wedding in Toronto. Last Thursday Mr. and Mrs. Rick Olaisen and boys took their aunt Merle Murphy to Wonderland. All reported having a very good day. A good number of children are registered for summer play school but it is not to The Sky's the Limit 50% Off Any Full Time Day Modelling Course wwf Registered as a Private School under the private Vocational School Act -- Courses Tax Deductible. SCUGOG ISLAND - PORT PERRY : "UNDER NEW OWNERSHIP" Featuring Live Bands & Dancing | Every Weekend! I., JULY 17th ""PRESENTING 2 GREAT BANDS" Tickets Available At The Door ONLY! late to send your children to join in the fun. On Thursday evening, there were 14 tables of euchre players. The winners for the evening, ladies - Anne Manns, Averil Glendinning, Elva Kydd, Men - Irwin Kydd, Wm. Carnegie and Carl Gimblett. Lone hand series winner was Charlie McLaughlin with 12 lone hands another euchre on Thursday at 8 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Strong spent the weekend in Toronto with Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Hargrave. Friends of Ricky Olaisen hope he will soon be feeling better after having tonsillitis. Please call Earline Arm- strong 985-7873 with your holiday news next week. 579-6237 Lord Simcoe Place 57 Simcoe Street South - Oshawa THE CLUB ANNRENE FELONY & WHO'S NEXT LOCATION: Follow signs from Hwy. 7A and Durham Road 7 East of Port Perry. SPONSORED BY THE CANADIAN LUNG ASSOCIATION