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_--___ r 3 - horse-shoes, jl 2 UTICA NEWS Many attend barbeque at Epsom by Mrs, Vera Brown Well. our Church's big weekend is over and we certainly were blessed. I understand that places around Epsom got rain but we had good weather all day. A good time was had at the school where young and old alike were taking part in the different events. There was log sawing, barrel races, stilt races, the dunking machine, throwing etc. The barbeque was well attended and many bale'. of the people stayed for the performances-which follow- ed. Bev. Simmonds favour- ed us with her talents at the organ while we ate. There was old time fiddling of Billy Clark and friends with accordian and guitar, barber shop quartet, sing song, Jessie Oosterlo and Bill Slute sang, duet by Diane Notting- ham and Christine Hinton, Epic Quartet and if you missed the Epsom Hillbillies then you missed the best of all. I am sure the committee would like thanks to go out to all who helped. Anniversary service on Sunday at Utica was not well attended. The message "The Tug of God" by Rev. Sellars as well as his Child- ren's talk was excellent. The anthems of the Epic Choir and the fellowship hour which followed the service was enjoyed by those who were there. Regular 'church service will begin on Sunday, Sep- tember 11th at 11:30 a.m. Windows continue to be broken The Whitby detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police reports - several minor incidents' under in- vestigation in Scugog Town- ship in the past week. BROKEN WINDOW Three youths allegedly: kicked in the front door window of a chiroproactor's office on Water Street early Saturday. The trio appar- ently got out of a car, smashed the window and then drove east on Highway 7A. The damage is esti- "mated at $100. No arrests Ce a have been made. THEFT A 14-foot yellow canoe was reported stolen from the dock of a cottage owned by James Heayn at Amble- side Drive, RR 3, Port Perry. The offense apparently took place. some time be- tween August 21 and 25, with the value of the canoe Phen at $195. BREAK, ENTER, THEFT The residence of Keith Lyle, of the 9th Concession, Scugog Township was broken into on the afternoon of August 24 with several small items reported stolen. They include a ladies purse two silver dollar coins and two fifty-cent pieces, four dozen eggs, two bags of chicken feed and one bag of corn feed. Constable T. Shand is in- vestigating the incident. BICYCLE THEFT A bicycle owned by Michael Andrews of Simcoe Street was reported stolen from the rear of Dowson's Red and White on Highway 7A some time before 10:00 in the evening August 23. The C.C.M. Targa 10- speed is white with black trim and seat, and is valued at $115.00 SEAT BELTS COMPULSORY Whity Detachment of the Ontario . Provincial Police reports that during the ADULT ERTERTAINMENT LOUIS STARTS WED., AUGUST 31 - SEPT. 6. ONE SHOW NIGHTLY - 8:00 P.M. worth the J 1] A UELINE BISSET GO §¢ SSE 12 mini CINEMA Perry & Queen Streets - Port Perry - 985-8535 Starting September 7 the Theatre will be Closed every Wednesday. * NICK NOLTE fu! WaLiAcH : period of January 1st, 1977 to July 31st, 1977 inclusive, 699 persons were charged for seat belt violations and during this same period 524 persons. were issued warn- ings for seat belt violations. Increased spot checks by the officers of Whitby O.P.P. are finding many drivers not wearing their seat belts. The officers are constantly increasing their enforcement of this law. a AL DIFRESSIOS Sunday School begins on that date at 10:15 a.m. The U.C.W. will have their meeting on September 13th at 8 p.m, in Utica Church with Group 1 in charge. Thursday, Sept. 1st, the U.C.W. will be catering to the sale of Mrs. Dennis | Thompson, which starts at 5:30 p.m. Mrs. Roy Hart of Uxbridge called on Mrs. Crosier on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Crosier, Mrs. Marjorie Honey and Mr. Bruce Beare were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Beare of Mississauga. Mrs. Les Gauslin of Stouff- ville called on Mrs. Delia Harper on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Beare: and girls of Oshawa were: Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hillis Wilbur and boys. Mrs. J. Mitchell visited with Mr. and Mrs. Milt Park- in at Brooklin for a few days last week: She also called on Mrs. William Medland and Mrs. Ed. Lee. Mr. Albert Dussault of (continued on page 7) wT H A CREDIT UNION LOAN "You Can't Control the Price of Fuel - But You CAN Control Your Consumption! Phone 852: 3489 852-3388 Box 490, Uxbridge, Ont. LOC 1K0 Zn, New arrivals for Ladies ... 1%; a a SKIRTS 18% - 321% hy PANT SUITS ~~ $32% _ $4()% by Golden Crown vetour Tops *22.00 SWEATERS by Mr. Love _~ es --c 30! SX Se Dy oh, RR warn $12% $18% For Girls ... 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