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a ---------------- IA I ki Chili cook-off this weekend Radio Station CHOO in conjunction with The Durham Region Police Association, is pleased to announced that The 1985 CHOO Chili Cook-off and Canadian Chili Cham- pionships will be held on May 24 - 25 and 26th, 1985 at Heydenshore-On-The- Lake in Whitby. Starting with. The Cooks' Welcome Party on Friday evening, May 24th, right through to the .Grand Finals of The CHOO Country Talent Search and Sunday even- ing, May 26th, this year's 6th annual event in aid of Handicapped children promises to be bigger and better than ever! The entire weekend will be filled with events and activities for young and old alike. Friday night's Welcome Party will spotlight the songs and music of Canada's premiere male country artist, Savannah Recor- ding Star Terry Sumsion and his outstanding band Stagecoach. On Satur- day, May 25th, starting with a Pancake Breakfast at 8:00 a.m. the 1985 CHOO Texas Chili Cook-off will be on- going all day long with some 50 - 60 four man cooking teams com- peting for the top 10 prizes for the best Texas Style chili (no beans or fillers) and for the top 5 - prizes for the best Showmanship presenta- tion. These cooking teams from Canada and The United States (15 teams from Texas com- peted last year) will also compete for the best Canadian Chili (beans and fillers permitted) at- The CHOO Chili Cana- dian Championship to be held on Sunday, May 26th. ~ Throughout the weekend, the Chili Heads compete for top honours, the general public will enjoy Pancake Breakfasts, Pinata Par- ties, Treasure Hunts, Live Country Music, a . Dunking Tank and Mechanical Bull, Horseshoe Pitching, Log Sawing and Nail Driving competitions, Lemon Roll contests, Childrén's games, Balloons," The Munchie Man from Hostess, The Oshawa | um J jill ~ not every day Jonsered Shriners Clown and a Casino Tent. Food and beverage concessions will be available, licens- ed under the LL.BO,, special occasion permit. The venture tourin~ society will act as secur ty for the weekend. On Saturday. May 25th, an old time Fiddle contest will be held in the afternoon. There will be a CHOO Chili Supper Dance with live music and, from 9:00 p.m. to 1:00 a.m., the CHOO Chili Jamboree featuring Rick Johnson and his Country Band will cap off the day. On Sunday, May 26th, the Durham Region Police Association will compete in a Police Tug- O-War against other regional police forces and the Grand Finals of the Annual CHOO Coun- try Talent Search will be held, followed by the chili awards and dance. Parent Finders There will be a meeting of Parent Finders (Oshawa) on Monday, May 27, 1985 at Eastdale Collegiate in Room 109, Harmony Road North, in Oshawa. Time - 8:00 P.M. This group offers help and support to-adult adoptees wishing to trace their origins, and to Birth Parents searching for their now adult children. Adoptive parents are also welcome. For fur- ther information, please call 728-6983 afternoons. Bridge Afternoon Game - 3 table Howell - Average 25. 1. Violet and Regis Hanley - 27; 2. Jeanne Dymond and Pat Love - 26'2; 3. Ida and Joe Hur- tig - 26. Evening Game - 3 table Howell - Average 10. 1. Mary Taylor and John Bardeleben - 14; 2. Miriam and Charles Labanovich - 11; 3. Doris Watson and Harold Brown - 10. No Evening Bridge May 28. ERY A -™i bl For you who work like a pro logger -- but Come in and get acquainted with the real forestry saw' Bassett"s Small Engines This group of Port Perry Pathfinders accepted the challenge to mark 75 years of Guiding through a project to beautify their community. The Pathfinders planted several official Guide roses (coral in colour) at the in- tersection of Scugog and Highway 7A last week as their a H 5 # po 5 " ¥ $a "A Ww gh a $ e | 8 a Sl PE aE wd { Pagan ib' Ji Hong Ay a Wl EL REF i FEE WE FT Gas WN \ y ' ¢ fh «2 L a aN a AW A 1] hmmm sin-----_eae PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed. May 22, 1985 -- 23 way of expressing thanks and appreciation to the com- munity for its support of Guiding over the years. From left are Janet Rowland, Brenda Elford, Tamara Elliott, Jane Ann McGill, Sarah Gibson, Diane Leary and Kerri Ann Colby. Agricrew adds extra hours Do you feel that there are just not enough hours in the day to do all the jobs that are necessary around the farm? Well then, Agricrew is for you. Agricrew is a program operated by the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food. Each Agricrew, consisting of four enthusiastic young people, is capable of do- ing most tasks and is willing to help you get all those jobs, from hoeing to haying, done. This year four crews are operating in Durham and York Region and are available from June 24 to August 24. The crew can be hired out for an eight hour day and they provide their own transportation and lunches. A limit of five days per farmer has been set to allow the crews to meet a variety of farmers and gain ex- perience. Each Agricrew Weekend letdown Scugog Island News by Mrs. Earl Reader What a disappointing weekend for the first of the holiday season. Yet some would welcome the rains especially in fire threatened areas. We have reached the season of finishing off winter activities and preparations for a new season. So we clean up our papers for June 8. Then think about a Con- gregational and S.S. pic- nic for the Scugog United on Sunday, June 9 after we have had a lady speaker at the Church Service, sponsored by the Bay of Quinte Conference. 2 SEAGRAVE 2985-8677 Next Sunday Rev. Art Rodgers of Seagrave will be at the Island United while Rev. Robinson goes back to Seagrave. Preparations are underway for a summer Bible School for 1 week so more teachers are needed. On Tuesday at 8 p.m. of next week, the Elders are requested to meet at the Island United. Chesterfield Suites Love Seats Sectionals & Mattresses - A Large Selection - os McKEEN FURNITURE 524 Simcoe $1. S, Oshawa 725-5181 is covered by Unemploy- ment Insurance Com- mission and by Worker's Compensation, which means less paperwork for the farmer. If you need extra help for only a short period of time, then this program offers a solution. "What may take you alone a week to do, Takes only a day or two with Agricrew." 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