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¥ EN NFR Uhr at dtshied Be bbiicenesitadiod sn by Mrs. Jean Jeffery Dr. Jerrold and Mrs. As- ling and girls were weekend guests with his parents, Joan's sister, Mrs. Don Cord- ingley and daughters, Sand- ford. "Dr. Pat Asling and Ivan called to visit Mr. and Mrs. Donald Asling on Sun- day. Several from Epsom U.C.W. attended the World's Day of Prayer at St.Pauls Anglican Church in Ux- bridge. Mrs. Asling and Mrs. Ashton represented us on the programme. Janice and Wendy Evans were staying with their sister Beth Wilson last week while their mother and father, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Evans enjoyed a well deserv- Food For Thought by The Hillier's Flavor a pint of vinegar with five big cloves of 'garlic, crushed and 1 teaspoon salt. Let sit ten days covered. Super in salads! ' . Miiiced preserved ginger and lime juice add zip to apple and melon chunks. Add grapes for colour. Nibble food: beat until fluffy a half cup each of peanut butter and sour cream (or yogurt) and a quarter cup frozen orange juice concentrate. Dip in with cut-up fruit or crac- kers. . What makes a Greek sa- lad Greek? Must be the Feta cheese and olives added to a mixed garden harvest. Season with ore- gano-scented dressing, Special-occasion cake created at the Culinary Institute of America weighed 2,500 pounds. It contained 300 pounds of sugar, 300 dozen eggs, more than 20 quarts of rum and kirschwasser, and 125 pounds of marzi- pan. What if THAT cake fell!" Desserts are-a big thing "the Dairy Bar on the Waterfront Port Perry - 985-8611 The meal's marvelous, but you'll want to save room to top it off with our special ice cream dishes, ed holiday in Florida visiting Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Davies and Kerry of Toronto visited with Mr, and Mrs. Ashton and family on Sun- day. We hope Julie and James will soon be feeling * well again. Our sympathy to Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Goslin and family. Mr. Milford J. Goslin of Lindsay who was Mr. Wm. Goslin's father passed away on Saturday. Mrs. 'Goslin has been a busy grandma lately. Jennie Arbuckle of Nestleton was' with her for several days while her mother was in the -hospitat. Then Bradley Gos- lin of Port Perry visited while his mother was in the hospital. Now Bradley has a new sister. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tapscott of Markham = who celebrated their 60th wedding anniver- sary on Sunday. Mr. Tap- scott is a patient in Centenn- ary Hospital, Scarborough. The nurses Kindly co- operated and the family en- joyed the wedding cake. Flowers brightened the room for the many numbers of the family,who gathered to mark the occasion. .On Sat. the Tapscott family had met and taken the mother to dinner as it was her birthday. We are pleased that she was well enough to enjoy these cele- brations. Last Monday, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Jones were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Murray Potter to help celebrate Christopher's birthday. On Sun. evening Mr. and Mrs. Potter and boys enter- tained Mr. and-Mrs. Walter Kerry and family. We are pleased to learn that Mr. Wm. Stearman is "improving after surgery in Uxbridge hospital. We are planning our annual Good Friday Morning breakfast at the Church, March 24 at 8:30 am. follow- ed by a brief worship ser- vice. The Easter Service will be held at Utica Church at 11:30 March 26. Commun- _ ion will be served. At our last W.I. we were pleased to know Mrs. Ben DeBoer had returned safely _ from a vacation with her parents in Holland. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Clow were very happy to have his brother Danny of Kingston visit them for the weekend. "The Scouts are planning a paper drive in April, so start saving papers for them. iebart LZ oo: Liebart Process | Port Perry Auto-Truck RUSTPROOFING HWY. 12 & 7A - PORT PERRY, ONT. STAR 985-8631 Keith sndindoiiadaddsimicidaiib il niin nmidiad oie Von TIAA ALE IA! SER aaa Ea AL AA A AE TTA WEEE pw Pr aA-45 BSL FEAL, EEC ANA vel BALA doitpastant abbusdbondrsin moins " PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Mar. 8, 1978 -- 7 ¥, Winners of Legion speaking contest Twenty-three students from five Scugog Township schools spoke on a variety of topics last Sunday in the Royal Canadian Legion Hall, Port Perry. It was the Legion' s -annual public speaking contest, and the winners will now advance to the Zone Finals, being held in Bowmanville on March 12th. If any of the local delegates are fortunate enough to win in Bowmanville they will be given the opportun- ity of competing at the District Finals in Port Hope on April 6. Successful contestants from this competition will advance to the Provincial Finals. Winners of last Sunday's competitions are picturéd above with (back left) Ross Weir, Royal Canadian Legion Public Relations officer; Grades 4-6 - Craig Paisley, 11, of Cartwright Central speaking on "World Records", took first place with second going to Cathy Paisley and third to Debbie Van Camp. Grade 7-8, first, Ralph Dejong, 12, Cartwright Central speaking on being "Youngest in the Family"'; second, Melanie Bruce and third, Kimberley Harris. Grades 9-10, first Ed Canning, 14, Port Perry High School spoke on . "Pyramid Power", second Caroline"Carnaghan and third, Pat Reader. Grade 11-13, first, Julia Goss, 18, Port Perry High School speaking on "Friendship", "second, Sue Gunter, and third, Lori Miller. Photo at right shows the first place winners, who will now advance to the Zone Finals in Bowmanville. They are (back left), Ed Canning and Ralph Dejong; (Front left) Craig Paisley and Julia Goss. : News From Port Perry High by Sheila O'Reilly Another successful week hit Port Perry High School, especially in our Sports De- partment. The junior boys basketball team finished a successful season last Sat- urday in Peterborough, by winning the C.0.S.S.A. championship. Mike, Barton travelled to Waterloo to represent the school in the final round of the wrestling tournament last Friday. Mike made an excellent showing by plac- ing in the O0.F.S.S.A. semi- finals on Saturday, but was beaten in the final round by a member of the Western Ontario team. We are for- tunate to have such a winn- er in grade nine. If we're lucky we can keep him around gathering medals for the next four years! Our thanks to all wrestl- ers and basketballs! Keep up the good work. You've got next years support! } Don't forget to buy a bunch of daffodils to support © April's cancer month. Buy some spring- time for the kitchen and help a worthy cause at the same time. Milk mugs will be on sale for the asking in the fund raising booth this week. Cash in now, on some good memories. This month's dance in aid of our 1978 "Hilltop" is on Friday March 10. It will feature the versatile dance band "Mighty Majestics'. Don't miss it. Next month's dance is of course the annual "At Home is ready on time! Please, take a half an hour and lend the committee your helping hand. Port- High's, swim team put forth a number of excel- lent showings in the pool this year, making it a first for P.P.H.S. They brought home ribbons from 'every meet. We sent Sherri Allen and Lorrie Miller to C.0.S.S.A. in. Belleville in the 50 freestyle and 400 free- style events respectively. Both brought home prizes - we're grateful to this years, " - that is if everthing - team - maybe we'll 'have one next year? _-- Don't forget the dance this Friday. Doors open at 8:30. Bring a friend or five NEW! 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