The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

ini likasshasanminiaiites adit tscoibio tabi... v « PLAYGROUND REPORT: Children active in sailing, hiking, derby For the past three weeks all three Playgrounds have been running smoothly. We have had many special events and activities at both Junior and Senior play- grounds in Port Perry. The Seniors enjoyed an all day hike and also a beauty contest. The winners of the contest were 'girls' Steven Goiun, Roy De Hart and Dean and Dale Lown. the 'boys' who won were Linda Chapman, Angie Stone and Cathy DeHart. Senior participants went sailing and were given sail- ing instructions by the Port Perry Rent All staff, and tennis instructions from Morley Davidson of Port Perry. Thanks go to these people for their contribution to the programme. Last week, the seniors took part in a 'games day' which involved ten games such as 'Monopoly', 'Clue' and 'Sorry'. etc. The winners of this event were Colleen Wat- ts and Dale Lown. The winners of the senior 'Art Contest' were Scot Boyd (1st), Suzanne Dqupe (2nd), Peter Waite (3rd), and Dean Lown (4th). The contestants - produced many interesting drawings. 'Junior Playground' child- ren took part in a 'Talent Show' and also participated KEN P. MURRAY Electrical Contractor Domestic & Industrial in 'Indian day'. The best little Indians were Samara Corbin (age 4) and Michael Johnson (age 7), both of Port Perry. Talent show prizes were given to Kelly Gouin (age 7), Danny Tomitishan (age 7), Joey Forder (age 6), Dana Forder (age 4), Kimmie-Jo Stone (age 6), and Lori Chapman (age 5). Junior children also enjoy- ed a Tin Can Derby which included eight events such as a tin can toss, tin can kick, tin can bowling and a tin can relay. The winning team was led by Cheryl Hiltz (age 7) of Port Perry. Thursday July 25 was 'Ho- bo Day' which provided a nice picnic, many games and alot of fun. Prizes for the funniest Hobo costumes went to Christy Armour, Jay Bow- er, Chrissy Chatten, Dana and Joey Forder, Karl and Steven Durham, Joanne Skerrett and Lori Chapman. Special visitors were Mrs. Bramham with her autoharp Marianne Smitts with her guitar and 'Joey' a harlequin budgie owned by Tracy Hogg of Port Perry. Thanks go to all special visitors for providing Play- ground children with fun and interesting activities. Miss Louise Luke '74 Playground Director "wood PORT PERRY STAR - - Wednesday, July 31,1974 -- 11 Utica and area news Service will be held in Epsom United Church on Sunday, August 4 at 11:30 p.m. in charge of the mini- ster Rev. Archie Scott, Good- congregation will worship with the Epsom- Utica congregation. The Rev. Stuart McEntyre B.A. B.D. of St. John's Presbyterian Church in Port Perry conducted a very fine Memorial Service in Bread- alabne Presbyterian church at Utica on Sunday. Special music by the St. John's Presbyterian choir of Port Perry and the organist and soloist, Mr. Norman Watson was greatly appreci- ated. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Slute who were the guests of honour at a dinner and dance to cele- brate their twenty-fifth wed- ding anniversary" in Utica Hall on Saturday evening. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mitchell on the birth of a daughter recently. Sincere sympathy is exten- ded to the relatives and friends of the late Mrs. Frank Kight, and the late Mr. Archie Johnston in their recent bereavement. Congratulations and best wishes to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Weirsma (nee Elsie Hofstee) whose wedding reception and dance were held in Utica Hall on Satur- day evening, July 20. We are pleased that Mrs. James E. Mitchell is out of hospital and staying with Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Gray in Port Perry. Sunday visitors with Mrs. Mitchell were Mrs. Nancy Cooke, Mr. and Mrs. Collin Cooke, Christina, John and Robert of Pontypool, South Jewett of Bonerlaw. Recent visitors with Mr.a Mrs. mple. Mr.a nd Mrs. Jack Wan- ninkhof are entertaing her two brothers Mr. Dick de Groot and Mrs. de Groot and «Mr. Jaap de Groot and Mrs. de groot and son Paul from Holland for three weeks. On Sunday, July 21 some forty of their relatives held a family re-union. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Philip were Mr. Barry Philip, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Day and Anita of Brougham, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Day, Hillary and Meg of Red Lake, Mrs. Grant of Plaster Rock, N.B. and Mrs. Muriel Ignash of Toronto. Mrs. Walter Phoenix and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Corbman Ross Ifox of Dalry- called on Mrs. Cecil Harper last week. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Sutcliffe are enjoying a trip with Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Bray to Western Canada. Mr. and Mrs. Terry Craw- ford and family, Mr. and Mrs. Don Sutcliffe, Ryan and Sherri and Mrs. Earl Bray and Rodney called on the Sutcliffes last week. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Bailey, Miss Marjorie Bailey and Mr. Allan Bailey spent Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Ed James at Kenesis Lake. Miss Norma Urquhart and Mrs. W. Macgregor called on Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Bailey, recently. Recent visitors with Mr. "ned Mr. and Mrs. Jack Crosier were Mr. and Mrs Dunsford, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Beare of Filmore, Sask., Mrs. Clair Thompson of Scugog Island, Mr. and Mrs. Eric Wallace and Elain of Beaconsfield, Quebec and Mr. Dale Beare of Oakville. Mrs. F H. Mole entertai- and Mrs. Walter Scott of Ajax on Monday in her home and for a drive through the community call- ing on Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Bailey. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sheehy of Markham called on the Baileys on Sunday evening. We wish for better health for Mr. George Symes who has been a patient in Oshawa (continued on page 20) PORT PERRY RENT-ALL have a limited number of 'SAILBOATS FOR RENT AVAILABLE AT SOUTH SHORE OF LAKE SUCGOG NEAR REAR OF PORT TAVERN Don't Be Disappointed 'Reserve Now' These sailboats are completely unsinkable without previous experience. Wales; Mr.and Mrs. Phil Waring and girls of Ajax; § @nd can be sailed by any age group with or WwW I i I N Gb and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bill Lee of, RATES: $3.00 per hour $10.00 half day $15.00 all day Weekend Rates Available Student Rates available Mon. to Friday. nd Mrs. Earl Ballard were Mr.a nd Mrs. Harvey Jones of Florida, Mrs. John Locke and Adell of Lindsay and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ballard of Scugog Island. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ballard spent Monday with Mr. and CALL US FOR FREE ESTIMATES ON COMPLETE ELECTRICAL HOME HEAT Phone: 985 - 7005 > 2743 ROSA ST. -- PORT PERRY": ADVANCE BOOKINGS "RESERVE NOW" For The Long-Weekend 985-7356 aton ER .. JAMES ) ORE ~ BOND 23h ZN FLEMINGS "LIVEAND Eater =" "Sleeper" ADULT ENTERTAINMENT AGES PAT 2 te i 2 Miles East of Lindsay on the Downyville Rd + Phone-324-4473 A ier Entertainment Exorcism of Bizarre Satanic Possession! | Ser ® THE GREAT MASSAGE. ipo (Rito