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L \) 5 by Mrs. Jack Crosier Service will be held in Goodwood United Church on Sunday, August 15 with the Rev. Archie Scott in charge. Since there will be no service at Utica- this Sunday, all would be very welcome at Goodwood. Sincere sympathy is ex- tended to the families and relatives of the late Mrs. Catherine Cawker of Epsom and the late Mr. Herb Hill of Uxbridge in their recent ber- eavement. We hope for a speedy recovery for -Mr. Dennis Thompson who is hospitaliz- ed in Port Perry Community Hospital with a broken pelvis - caused by an accident with his lawnmower. Mr. and Mrs. John Begin (nee Darlene Christie) graciously entertained their family at a dinner in Utica Memory Hall at noon on Saturday. Later in the after noon they welcomed many of their relatives and friends at their home in Epsom and in the evening they hosted a dance in the hall for other friends. Much happiness is wished for Darlene and John. We welcome new residents to the village: Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hooker of Kinsale to, the former Armstrong home; Mr. and Mrs. Combdon of Ajax to the former Elson home; Mr. and Mrs. Wees of Oshawa to the former Mole home; and Mrs. and Mrs. Rick Kennedy of Stouffville who are living west of Utica. Mr. and Mrs. Murray Geer spent Thursday and Friday at the Bill Brown's cottage at Haliburton. Mr. and Mrs. Doug Geer and Mrs. Bob Slack and Darryl were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Murray Geer. Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn Mac- Cannell and Ryan visited Mr. and Mrs. James McLean Le Prey > Rk TN ¢ n . dada dated 4 ALE 18 +5 Utica area news of Shelburne on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Don Hill and Mr. and Mrs. Morley Davis of Ballantrae called on Mr. Dennis Thompson in hospital on Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Kerry - and Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Tripp had supper with Mrs. Jack Crosier on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Bell of Bracebridge and children and Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Bell of Newmarket and family spent Sunday with Mrs. Charles Bell. Mrs. Tucker and Mrs. Ola Forsythe and Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Bailey visited Mr. and Mrs. Al Greenwood at Duc- loe's Point on Sunday. On Saturday evening the Baileys and Mrs. Forsythe called on Mrs. Ethel Kidd of Goodwood. Mr. and Mrs. Don Sutcliffe of Janetville visited his par- ents on Sunday. Recent visitors with Mrs. James E. Mitchell were Mrs. Lloyd Harrison, Mrs. Gary Mahoney and Karen and Mrs. Bill Mitchell of Port Perry, and Mr. and Mrs. Ern Simpson and Mr. and Mrs. Len Pilkey of Uxbridge. Congratulations and best wishes to Miss Hazel Balfour who recently celebrated her eighty-second birthday and to Mr. A. MacDonald who was 93 years old on August 6. Keep in mind and plan to attend the special Epsom Centennial events at Epsom on August 27,28 and 29. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Ford had lunch with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ballard on Friday. Prize winners at the euchre in the hall on Friday evening were Marge Byford, Marge .Collins and Ruby Tripp, Gord McGuckin, Jim + Gibson and Yeoman Luke. Winners in the Freeze-out were Marge and Frank Coll- ins and Caroline and Pat Bell. PORT PERRY RENT ALL 98517356 We_have just added this top quality "ESSICK MORTAR MIXER to our rental line. CALL US FOR RESERVATIONS INFORMATION & PRICES : 985-7356 PORT PERRY RENT-ALL 159 CASIMIR STREET Playground has been really fortunate to have had so much nice weather. Again this past week it has been mostly sunny with lots of activities to keep us busy. First thing Tuesday morn- ing we went on a treasure hunt. Our treasure turned out to be a great big water- melon which disappeared very quickly. Later in the afternoon we went for a refreshing swim. On Wednesday, we went down to the lake to watch the setting up of the rides for the Western Weekend. Later, everyone drew some really nice pictures. Thursday was Pirate Day and everyone had on really great costumes. Like true pirates we went on a treas- ure hunt. We didn't find much gold but we did find something else which every- one enjoyed. Friday, the Western Weekend and we all walked downtown to watch it. By the time that you read this it will be almost time for the Penny - Carnival which will be held at the arena at 4:30 on August 12. There will be a parade just before this , down Queen Street. So come and join the fun. Brenda Walker, ..Playground Director Blackstock Playground We only have one week of was the parade for Ey 53 PW EN RS F oF! > A A andra RL SAR APOR LIN SLOSS BULA TIES PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Aug. 11, 1976 -- 7 Hold playground Penny Carnival at arena Playground left and time is passing so quickly. . Tuesday we walked to the recreation centre and saw arfother play. The play, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs was reglly enjoyed by the children. Wednesday we spent the day visiting VanCamp's farm. We saw such animals as cows, rabbits, gerbels, horses and sheep. We had lunch at the farm and spent the day looking at the barn and animals. yground gives a special tha VanCamp family for their generosity and kindness. The children were both inter- ested and captivated by the farm and we all had a great A little bit different... A whole lot better! OLYMPIC OVERCOAT Made specifically for recovering old paint! OLYMPIC STAINS Solids Semi Transparents (in stock) OUR Ceram Tiles Fawn Beige - 44" x 444" -- 4%" -4 . Topaz - iC Reg. $14.95 ur. $12.85 Gallon to the - day. Thursday, we all came over to Port Perry by bus and went swimming at Birdseye. The weather was a bit cool and wet but every- one enjoyed themselves. We would like to thank Heather, Vicky and Mrs. Swain for coming with us and helping. Friday, we all went on a hunt for a huge egg. The egg turned out to be a wate 'mel- on that everyone en oyed eating. Thursday is the Penny Carnival which is being held at the arena. 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