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18 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed. September 5, 1984 Handicapped riders show off Utica & Area News by Vera Brown Durham Region Horseback Riding for the Handicapped Assoc. are holding their 6th annual open house on 'Sunday, Sept. 9th at 1 p.m. at Hoskin Stables on Durham Rd. 57 south of Blackstock. Handi- capped riders will be displaying their riding skills for the public who are invited to attend. Lunch will be provided. The Hoskin Stable's Musical Ride, as seen at local fairs, will be performed. Please bring a lawn chair. The Association is also look- ing for experienced riders with their own horses to take part U J ' J J U J J ' J dae we a a MERV PUGH 179 Casimir St. - Port Perry ww ww - supplements. take off. Quick Start! It's the fastest Weight Watchers program ever. And it's a proven success . . . because hundreds of thousands have tried it and lost weight quicker in the very first weeks. Quick Start is simple and sensible. It's flexible, too, with a practical exchange system that allows you to substitute the foods that you like. And the appetizing, easy-to-follow menus consist only of real foods -- no food substitutes or We're accepting enrollments now for the Quick Start Pro- gram. So, call Weight Watchers today. Hurry! All you need is Quick Start, and you'll really in their 6th annual 25 km. Ride-A-Thon to be held on Saturday, Sept. 22. For further inform- ation, registration and pledge sheets call Hoskin Stables 986-5558 or Sandra Morton 728- 6930 before Sept. 19th. The Utica Hall Board will be holding a dance in the Hall this Sat- urday, music by the Country Ramblers. Birthday greetings to Travis MacSween who will be 4 years old this week. Also a Happy Birth- day to all the Cabbage Patch Kids who were 1 year old on September 1st. There are several in AUTOMOTIVE MACHINE SHOP Head Rebuilding - Engines Rebuilt - Rotor & Drum Turning - Flywheel Resurfacing (flat & recessed) - Engine Boring and Head Resurfacing - 985-9345 WEIGHT WATCHERS % PRICE SPECIAL eptember 4 to September 21, 1984 Join Weight Watchers for $9.00 instead of the regular $18.00 on your first meeting and registration fee. $7.00 weekly thereafter. Senior Citizens and students join for $4.50 instead of the regular $9.00. $4.00 weekly thereafter New Member Registration imes: Morning - 9:20 a.m. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL: 1-800-268-3915 PORT PERRY - St. John's Pres. Church, 319 Queen Street TUESDAYS 6:45 P.M. © Wag Wisc hary insernatongl Ine DIM owner of Ne Wig Wiehe and Ousch Siar radermank 4 Evening 6:45 p.m. the community, 'too many to name. Church service will now be held at 11:15 each Sunday. This week the children will be welcomed back as Sun- day School will resume for another season, and there will be an install- ation of teachers. Ser- vices this week will be held in Epsom Church. The UCW will hold their Sept. meeting on Tuesday the 11th. The program will be on Stewardship which will be presented by Jenny Watson. Group 4 is in charge of the meeting. Congratulations to Gail McCartney and Gordon Harper who were married in Utica Church on Saturday. '""The Music Hall" Entertainment Comm- ittee's 1984 concert series featuring "The Tapestry Singers', '"The Canadian Children's Opera Chorus" and "Sylvia Tyson' with her band "The Great Speckled Bird", will have a. box office open on Wed. Sept. 5th in Utica Hall between the hours of 7 and 9 p.m. for anyone who wishes to obtain tickets for their 1984-85 concert series. Cost for the series $25.00. For more information call Dorothy 852-3361. I'd like to welcome Clive and Lynda Powell and Son, Graham, to the » ol mo + alk 1 pie community. They are the family who have built the new home in Utica Heights Subdivis- ion. Hillis, Carol and Lee Wilbur and Steven Langille spent the week- end in Bracebridge at the Bantam O.A.S.A. Softball Tournament. Fr i The boys did very well placing 2nd in Ontario. Congratulations. Best wishes to Mrs. Louis Mitchell on her 89th birthday on Sept. 12th. Mr. and Mrs. Colin Cook of South Wales and 'Mr. and Mrs. Phil Waring of Ajax recently called on Mrs. Mitchell who is now residing in Hillsdale Manor in Oshawa. Birthday wishes to another former neigh- bour Miss Ada Stephen- son who has a birthday on the 13th. Mr. Dale Beare of . Burlington visited Mrs. Crosier on Thursday. Debbie Egan and Barry McClure have about their unusual hobby. See story for "collected some 2,000 police patches over the years and were on hand at the Fair to talk Patch market is growing Some people collect stamps, others horde coins and comic books, but the market for police patches is still a small one. Mind you, it's grow- ing, thanks to avid collectors like Barry McClure and Debbie Egan, two Durham Region Police officers who have some 2,000 patches in their private collection. Break and enter af Mother Jackson's Durham Region Police report that a small amount of money was stolen during a break-in over the week- end at Mother Jacksons Open Kitchens on Sim- coe Street, Port Perry. Police say entry into the plant was gained through a window. There was about $400 damage done to a door panel, a desk and filing cabinet. An investigation into the incident is continu- ing. WANTED "CLASS A MECHANIC" For fiat rate Ford Service Department excellent Remuneration and Benefit Program Call Don Switzer "> 576-1800 oe) The patches are those fancy crests policemen wear on their arms, identifying which force they work for. Aside from Barry's own patch, which he was handed when he joined the Durham force seven years ago, the hobby began in earnest three years ago with trading through the mail. Barry was "fascinat- details. ed" by the hobby and soon began collecting all sorts of police memor- abilia, including hats, badges, uniforms and handcuffs. "It's a good hobby," he says, 'but it can get expensive'. Most American patches average around the $2 mark but extinct patches like those belonging to the old Port Perry police depart- ment, are worth $20 and up. Barry and Debbie figure they have between three and four thousand dollars invest- ed in memorabilia. Port Perry Fair-goers had a chance to check out the collection over the weekend when the police couple set up a display booth, attract- "ing collectors of all ages. GOOD VALUE Divielee FAMILY PAK MEAL The easy way to feed the whole family, Dixie Lee takes the guess work out of how much to buy, with these special 'FAMILY PAK MEALS'. Everything is included at one economical price, so choose Dixie Lee 'FAMILY PAK MEALS' - they're the perfect way to feed YOUR family. WEEKEND = FISH & CHIP PAK 6 pc. fish, 2 med. FF. 9 PC. 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