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ro ERALRAR NE Brie, | RIO Ti a TO LC a aT Ti a She 1 is © REAR HS Se 2 TS RR POR AT MRI a 1 A a 5 £ The runner up team in the Davidson Flowers Bonspiel held Satur- day at Blackstock Curling Club was skipped by John Green with Patti Hoskin and Laurie Hart. Absent from the photo is Helen Green. chool concert Utica and Area News by Vera Brown Communion service this coming Sunday at Utica at 11:15 a.m. The Sunday School concert will be held at 7:30 p.m. this Sunday at Epsom. Parents are asked to bring finger desserts for the refreshments that follow. Euchre results from Friday evening as follows: Ladies 1st Margaret Gall, 2nd Margaret Wat- son and Mary Cannon was low score. Men's 1st Bruce Bright, 2nd George Harper and Jeaneatte Houghland had low score. Freeze- out winners were Lena Ogden and Rosetta Evans with Merv and Rita Storie coming second. The next euchre to be a special Christmas event with extra prizes to be han- ded out. That will be in two weeks time. Mr. Dale Beare visited his gran- dmother Mrs. Crosier on the weekend. Mildred Thompson and Phyllis Clarke were Sunday guests of Audrey and Don Hill at Mount Albert. Congratulations to Kenneth Slute and Lorie Southern on their marriage in Greenbank United Church on Saturday. Miss Julia Croxall was among the Epsom 4-H Fashion Flashers who modelled the item made for Achievement Day at Trinity United Church in Uxbridge on Saturday. Eric and Denise Carre and children spent Sunday in Toronto with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hinchcliffe and Gary and Susan Hinchcliffe. Plan to attend Epsom Public School's Christmas concert on Thursday, December 19th at the old school. there will be two per- formances 1:30 pm. and 7 pm The draw for a Christmas wreath and gingerbread house raffle will take place at the evening concert Raffle tickets are available from Epsom Public School and it's students. Peliserro back as OFA leader Harry Pelissero. an egg producer from St Ann's. Ontario. was re elected president last week of the province's largest farm lobby group the Ontario Federation of Agriculture Speaking at the OF A "Ss 49th an nual convention n Toronto Pelissero called on farmers to resist the growing cynicism resulting trom the turmoil and hard times agnculture is experiencing today Farmers must fight to regain con trol of the industry. the OFA leader stated "The challenge events and forces, instead of jetting them use us Addressing comments that global markets and technology will decide the future of agriculture. Pehssero IS to use countered "Unhke others who think irreversible outside forces will decide how we live and work in the future I beheve we can and should take an aggressive role in making sure the futures what we want it to be He cited continued. aggres<ive pohtical action as the best way the OF A can ensure stability sperity for agriculture Some people may say the OF A has been too political and pro I <an just beginning to use the system the way it's meant to be used The answer to our problems isn t going to be found in the plowing fields It going to be found in the political field It was a family affair as the Bailey's won the 2nd annual Mixed Bonspiel at the Blackstock Curl- ing Club sponsored by Keith Davidson Flowers. PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, December 10, 1985 -- 27 entered. From left are Howard, Elaine, Neil and Tara who totalled 38.25 points, best among the 12 teams Wer rer Port Bantams in a romp by Paul Wylie On Wednesday December 4, Sportsland Bantam B's hosted Ux- bridge. Two minutes into the first period Port opened up the scoring with Darren Caudle receiving a pass from Todd Poppleton and Dave Ir- vine, who quickly put the puck behind the Uxbridge goalie. Not shortly after this Uxbridge tied it up. Larry Collins fed Blair Bailey the puck who notched our second goal and that got things rolling. Port Perry then got seven unanswered goals before the end of the second period to make the score 9-1. Unassisted goals in the second period were scored by Dave Irvine and Kevin Gibson. Assisted goals were scored by Derek Fitzgerald, Kevin Gibson (Hat trick!!) and the assists went to Mark Elliot, John Lally, Larry Collins, Matt Durward, Rob Brown with 2 and Derek Fit- zgerald with 2. Uxbridge got their second goal very early into the third period With eight minutes left in the game, Mark Elliot got Port's final goal of the eveing to make it 10-2. Assists on the play went to Derek Fitzgerald and Matt Durward. The following Saturday we travelled to Ajax for a much closer game! At the 6:44 mark of the first period Port Perry wen on the power play. Derek Fitzgerald received a pass from Dave Irvine who then relayed it to Paul Wylie in front of the net who put it upstairs for Port's first goal. Rob Brown put the puck behind Ajax's goalie for the second goal with the assist going to Derek Fitzgerals. On Port's second power play Paul Wylie scored his second goal with a pass from Derek Fit- zgerald and, Dave Irvine At this point we were in the lead 3-0 and we started to sit back an our lead Ajax used this opportunity very effective ly and took the lead with four goals with the last coming at the start of the third period. Port reached down for that extra little something to score two more times. Dave Irvine put the first goal of the two in the net with Derek Fitzgerald getting his fourth assist of the evening and Paul Allen his first. The second goal was by Blair Bailey with Kevin Gibson and Mark Elliot receiving the assists. After this, Port was leading 5-4. Ajax scored with a minute and a half left in the game to tie it up, 5-5. Both Rick King and Chris McCon- nell played an excellent game each. Rick against Uxbridge and Chris against Ajax. Hope to see you out at our next home game in Port on Wednesday December 12 at 7:45 p.m. Spectators have been great but lejt's see a few more!' Losing weight Is a Healthy Experience! 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