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Weekend In Port Perry. Members of the executive for the Port Per the annual meeting held Frida new president Keith Phoenix, hoon, second VP Paul Christ one of the most successful P tors are looking forward to makin ry Agricultural Soclety (Fair Board) following y evening at Greystone. From left, secretary Shirley Hunter, Immediate past president Rod McKay, first VP, William Co- le and Homecraft president Penny Pettyplece. Last year was ort Perry Fairs ever and the executive and the board of direc- g 1990 even better. The Fair will be held Labour Day Fair board elects new executive The Annual Meeting of the Port Perry Agricultural Society was held on Friday, January 26 at Greystone Equestrian Centre. After an excellent dinner, the An- nual Meeting commenced. A summary of the 1989 Port Perry Fair was presented by the President, Rod McKay. 1989 saw a very successful fair, with the weather co-operating. Community use of the fairgrounds was discussed. The ball diamond will be completed this spring. A new executive was elected: President - Keith Phoenix; 1st V.P. - Bill Cohoon; 2nd V.P. Paul Christie; Secretary/Treasurer - Shirley Hunter; President, Ladies Div. - Penny Pettypiece. New Directors and Associate Directors were also appointed. Police in the fog over accident A report in the January 23 issue of the PortPerry Star about an accident that took place January 16 on Highway 7A was incomplete and con- tained incorrect information. According to Whitby OPP, there were two separate acci- dents in the span of a few min- utes at the intersection of High- way 7A and the Scugog Island Road No. 7. Paul Kett of Scugog Island, driving a 1978 Cadillac was southbound on the Island Road when he approached the stop sign at the Highway intersec- tion. His vehicle slid onto High- way 7A and was struck by an eastbound car driven by Linda Elliot of Prince Albert, causing extensive damage to the Elliot vehicle. A few moments later, an- other vehicle southbound on the Island Road driven by Jerry Bludgell of Scugog Island, slid through the intersection and struck the Elliot vehicle. The accident took place just after 8:00 AM in thick fog condi- tions. OPP have char and Bludgell with yield. i We regret the errors in the original report. d Kett ailing to The executive are looking for- ward to another successful fair this year. The next meeting of the Port Perry Agricultural Society will be held on Wednesday, February 7, 1990. Anyone in the- community who would like to become a member of the society, are encouraged to attend or call the Secretary/Treasurer at with her friends. are used. Sharmila lost a leg to cancer when she was six years old. With the help of a prosthetic leg, Sharmila is able to skip and swim Helping people with disabilities is just one way lottery funds Lottery funds are also used to provide grants in other areas such 985-3819. The Preliminary Lists (list of articles that you can exhibit) for the 1990 Port Perry Fair are now available. Those people who ex- hibited in 1989 will receive a copy by mail. Copies are available at the Port Perry Star and the Scugog Memorial Library or by calling the secretary. or Eo NOT AL mene vehaep Vo AAT2 YC Yona ~ PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, January 30, 1990 -- 37 Students enjoy skiing, hiking UTICA AREA NEWS BY VERA BROWN Church & Sunday School will be held at the regular time of 11:15 a.m. this week in Utica and will be followed by the Annual Con- gregational Meeting. U.C.W. members remember to supply a few sandwiches each to hold everybody over for the meeting. The U.C.W. February meeting will be held on Tuesday the 6th at 1 p.m. in Epsom Church with Group 2 in charge. Come for dessert and coffee which will be followed by meeting at 1:30 p.m. Choir practice is at the Sobil home on Thursday at 8 p.m. Bible Study will be held on Mon- day, February 5th at the Bill McKay home at 8 p.m. This Friday is euchre night in Utica Hall starting at 8 p.m. Sunday at 2 p.m. will be the Hall Board's Annual Meeting. They in- vite all interested people to attend. Some of the students from Ep- som & Greenbank Schools spent a few days last week at the Clare- mont Conservation Area, enjoy- ing skiing, hiking, games, etc. Ontario Lottery Corporation Together we're making good things happen. (a 13 2 Cd & olole spol as sports and recreation, arts and culture, hospitals, and province- wide charities. This is how Lottery funds are working for you in your area. Campbeliford Memorial Hospital, Campbeliford Cobourg Highland Games Society, Cobourg Haliburton Highlands Museum, Haliburton Big Sisters Association, Belleville Students from this area who at- tended were Trevor MacSween, Graemme Powell, Danny Sutherland, Evan Gower and Amy Irving. Sunday supper guests with Irene Fielding were son Frank, Linda and girls of Port Perry. Lorne & Eileen Slute were Fri- day supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Doug Morden in Greenwood. On Sunday the Slutes were treated to a dinner out by their family as a birthday celebration. Our daughter Dorothy Gerrow & family had a family dinner for Bill and I in honour of my birth- day. Charlie & Sue were up from Kingston to celebrate with us. (The cake said 30). Half truths are better than none. John & Jane Bradbury have moved to their new home in Port Perry and we welcome new neighbours John & Suzanne Warner to the village. The Social Club meeting for February will be on the 24th. Mark this date on your calendar now and more details will be forthcoming. {fi atelle]!