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This year, Bobbie Drew was back to try and re capture the Superstar trophy, while those trying to take it away were: Scugog Chamber of Commerce president Miriam Price, Kathy Kroonenburg, Mayor Jerry Taylor of Scugog, Mayor Bill' Ballinger of Uxbridge and Durham Regional Chairman Garry Herrema. Scugog by Mrs. Earl Reader Recently, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Carter took a weeks vacation when they motored to Sault Ste. Marie and took the days train ride thro' the beautiful Agawa Canyon. Mrs. Jim Gerrow and children had two weeks vacation at Jan's mothers cottage on an island in Muskoka Lake. Jim managed to get in on the weekends. Miss Linda Eastwood, Helen Redman's niece is becoming a seasoned traveller as she spent three weeks in England in April and has recently returned from a three week trip to Australia. Mrs. Marion Hughes of Port View Beach who spent several weeks at Sunnybrook Hospital is now recuperating at her home. We trust she will soon be well again. So the flagnappers have made their third grab on one home, this time being greedy enough to take the pole foo which was the only way they could obtain the flag. We sure do wonder what is their motive. Are they watching this column to see their nervy act recorded? Are they THE STUDIO OF PERFORMING "121 Brock St. North 24 CLASSES OPENING! 8 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday August 10, 1982 Women dominate the men in annval ~~ Superstar contest The contestants were put through a series of five events which ranged from blowing-up balloons until they burst to picking jelly- beans out of cream pies without using their hands. But possibly one of the most amusing tricks they had to perform this year was removing a pair of panti- hose from a box and proceed- ing to put them on over their clothes - with oven mitts on their hands. Other skills the six con- testants had to achieve were spitting watermelon pits into a dish, and drawing humerous faces on partners. Overall champion for the . 1982 Superstar Contest was Blowing up a balloon seems like an easy chore, but Kroonenberg [second left] that just can't seem to get Miriam Price with a total of jt js obvious that some of the contestants in this years any air in the balloon. eight points. Runner-up was gyperstar Contest did not find it so. That's Kathy Mayor Bill Ballinger of Uxbridge with seven. Island so loyal to their country that they have to steal flags to use for their own purpose? Wouldn't they be happy in U.S. where they could pick them out of the cemeteries? § It will be interesting to see - the results when they are caught and their plans revealed. This coming Saturday should be an interesting day for the residents of Sunrise Beach when they have their annual Fun Day. Don Gerrow is experiencing more comfort after his recent visit to y Princess Margaret Hospital for tests and treatment. Bonnie's mother, Mrs. Stephen from Estavan, Sask. is again visiting with her daughters and their families. On Saturday, Marshall and Laura Thompson of ---- i Richmond Hill visited at the Mayor William Ballinger of Uxbridge might have parental home of Mr. and won the cream-pie and jelly-bean contest, but other Mrs. Clare Thompson. On contestants made sure he didn't get away without Sunday, the Thompsons ) were again pleased to C cam Pie in-the-eye. entertain when a (brother and sister), nephew and niece of Alva, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Richardson of and Mr. and Mrs. F Durham Regional Chairman Gary 'Herrema seems to be having a tough time pulling the panti-hose over his pants with oven mitts on. DANCE AND ARTS Whitby, Ont. (416) 666-1528 BALLET - JAZZ - TAP - JAZZERCISE - MUSICAL MOVEMENT - SOCIAL DANCE - Teacher: INTALEJA RAD. NAT.D. IST.D. Syllabi Taught _ REGISTRATION -- THURS., SEPTEMBER 9th (5-9P.M.) LATCHAM CENTRE - PORT PERRY CLASSES BEGIN: September 16th at the Centre. "FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL: Ages: 3Yrs.& Up *Examinations Available 4 ¥ Scugog Chamber of Commerce president Miriam years winner of the Superstar Contest was Price was winner of the Superstar Contest this year Bobbie Drew, and although she gave it her all in the. and she is seen here receiving the trophy from M.C. watermelon seed spitting contest, she wasn't able to Chuck Preston. regain her crown