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A ~~ ~ Fea i RE a ~ ¥ bi : Yin SE Se x, >= SE Ar SX At Ne » mS SERENE re he ASH SS 22. -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Sept. 12th, 1973 News from Epsom and area Utica Anniversary will be conducted Sunday. Sept. 16 at 2:30. Come hear a won derful guest speaker, special music and meet your fav ourite people. Our heartiest congratula- tions to Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wilson who recently cele- brated their 25th wedding anniversary. There were two evening of family cele- bration then on a third evening chivaree. <q Port Perry Star v A, \ vy a LEA HE AA. iy REAR AHL 9 Sai Shain A Blood Donor Clinic will be held in Port Perry in the near future. Watch the column for place and date Miss Peggy Ruhl who is taking a course in Technol- ogy in Toronto was home for the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Chris Ruhl. Mr. and Mrs. H. Cawker of Peterborough called on Mrs. K. Cawker on Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Cawker celebrated her birthday on Monday. She appreciated the many good wishes and calls from her many friends. Mrs. Grant Welland of Port Perry called on Mrs. Cawker on Monday after- ers are needed. If questionaire and mail 2. Mite o Novice 0 3. | would prefer 4. Sell Tickets 0 PORT PERRY MINOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION NOTICE To all Parents Concerned Coaches, managers, referees and time keep- interested, to-Robert Storry, Queen Street, Port Perry. would like to 1. Coach ob Manage 00 Referee Time Keep 0 Pee Wee 0 Midget 0 Juveniles o House League a Allstars p 5. Supply rides to away games Oo CHARLES BOURGEOIS President, P.P.M.H.A. fill out this 462 Bantam O 2nd Annual ® FRIDAY 5p.m.-10p.m. PORT PERRY SNOWMOBILE CLUB September 21 - 22-23 Over 100 models of 1974 Snowmobile Clothing and Accessories on Display. Largest snowmobile show in this area. Draw will be made for 1974 Ski-Doo and Trailer during the show. ® SATURDAY 1p.m.-10p.m. @® SUNDAY 12 noon -6 p.m. EVERYONE WELCOME Fashion Shows Daily. noon. Mr. and Mrs. David Knight of Lindsay and Mr and Mrs. John Ansell of Toronto visited their parents Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Taylor on Sunday. Their son Donald and wife Faye have just returned from a three week holiday in England and Scotland. Miss Bety Medd who has acepted a position in Toronto was home for the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wilson, Miss Joyce Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Irwin attended the Elford Gibbons Wedding in Woodbridge on Saturday. The ladies of Bethesda Reach would like to thank all who helped booth at Uxbridge Fair. Also a sincere 'Thank You' for those who contributed to our : W.1. display in the exhibit building. Our display was Leisure Time Crafts and Hobbies. Just small models of twenty hobbies. Details of the W.I. Meeting will be in week's paper. Mr. and Mrs. Elsworth Garrill of Eden visited Mrs. Donald Asling on Monday afternon. Hope to see our friends at Memory Hall when#we ex- tend our best wishes to our newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Anderson this week- end. Sept. next Plowing match near Alvinston Sept. 25 The International Plowing Match" moves this year to Lambton County, near Alvinston, on the J.D. Mec- Gugan farm and several neighboring acreages. There will be over 600 acres of land used for plowing, parking, tractor park, tent city, air- port runway and field demonstrations. The first International was run in 1913 and with the exception of the war years, has moved from county to county each year since. The 1973 Match is to be officially opened by His excellency, Governor- General Michener on Sept. 25. The ten city covers 100 acres with over 300 exhibi- tors. This is one of the largest farm exhibitions in the world. Fifty food cater- ers will look after the visi- tors. Tractor and horse drawn plowing contestants will be going after $20,000 in prize money. There are 37 classes and over 700 competitors, in addition to special classes. The special events include a quarter horse show, horseshoe pitching, antique shows and sheep herding. Successful jr. plow match at Claremont On Tuesday, August 28th, 1973 a joint Junior Plowing Match for North and South Ontario was held at the farm of Messrs. Murray and Don Dunkeld, R. R. No. 2, . Claremont. This joint Junior Plowing Match was spon- sored by the Brooklin and Port Perry Junior Farmers, and the North and South Ontario Plowmen's Associations. Mr. Raymond Montague, Jarvis Ontario, was the official coach and judge for the competition. The com- petitors - was coached on correct plow adjustment and how to start and finish their lands. The purpose of the Junior Plowing Match is to give the Junior Plowmen and opportunity to receive in- struction on plowing, and proper plow adjustments; and to encourage their par- ticipation in the senior matches. The winners in the class for boys and girls 15 years and under, who had plowed in competition before were; 1st Gregg Timbers, Sand- ford, Ont. 2. Lorne brill call at.297 no green fees or the balance of the 1973 golfing season we are waiving he green fees to welcome new members to Sleepy Hollow Ho Fant Ov neu ning a private country club now is the ime Our air cor d tioned clubhouse is nearing completion A challenging course. A sparkling pool. All yours for a nominal entrance fee. So give our manager a 2114 and pop up and sce us Claremont. 3. Kenton Baird Sunderland. The winners in the class for boys and girls 15 years and under who had not plowed in competition were: Bernice Dunkeld, R. R. No. 2, Claremont Ont. 2. Lawrence Stephen, Brechin. 3. Robert Baird, Sunderland. The winners in the class for boys and girls 16 to 22 years inclusive, who had plowed in compettion before were: 1st Brian DeGeer, No. 3 Mount Albert; 2nd Doug Dunkeld, No. 2 Claremont; 3rd Dale Oldham, No. 3 Mount Albert; 4th, Ted Smith, No. 4, Sunderland; 5th Bill Tran, No. 2 Clare- mont; 6th Gail McGuckin, No. 3 Mount Albert. Mr. Lynn Fair, former Agricultural Representative for Ontario County, had donated a trophy for annual competion, for the best plowed land int he Match. 'The winner. was Gregg Timbers, Sandford. Doug Dunkeld, R. R. No. 2 Claremont will represent the South Ont. Plowmen's Association, and Gregg Timbers, Sandford will represent the North Ontario " Plowmen's Association in the Junior Inter-Branch Class at the International Plowing Match in Lambton County. Brian DeGeer, No. 3 Mount Albert will represent North Ont., and Bill Tran No. 2 Claremorit will repre- sent South Ont. in the In- termediate Inter-Branch Class at the International. Dale Oldham, No. 3 Mount Albert and Gregg Timbers, Sandford will represent Ontario County in the Inter- County Class at the Inter- national. with the ~ Sylvia Bryant weds Wayne Grabowski nylon carried a bouquet of baby red roses, stephanatis and baby breath. Mrs. Lucille Cook was her The marriage of Sylvia Luella Bryant to Wayne Thomas Anthony Grabowski took place July 21st at Immaculate Conception Church, Port Perry with Father J. Van Wezzel officiating. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence J.H. Bryant of Ashburn. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. Gabriel Grabowski and the late Marion Grabowski of Port Perry. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a full length gown of veniee lace with nylon organza frill and madavin collar, long full sleeves of nylon organza with wide cuff of venice lace. 'A satin flower trimmed with pear stems held her shoulder length bouffant illusion veil. She matron of honor. Brides- maids were Mrs. Shirley Snider and Miss Muriel Bryant, all sisters of the bride. Rod Grabowski, brother of the groom, was best man. Ushers were Murray Young, uncle of the groom and Danny Grabowski brother of the groom. The reception took place at the Utica Community Hall. 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