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6 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, October 3, 1979 Utica and area news by Vera Brown This Sunday, October 7th, World Wide Communion will be observed at Epsom Church at 11:30 a.m. Sunday School at Utica will be at 10:00 a.m. The 1st Scugog Manches- ter Scouts Association are . looking for volunteer leaders for the beavers & cubs. Interested persons please call Mike Connolly - 985-2582 or Barry Page - 985-2939 after 6 p.m. Mr. & Mrs. Bert Mitchell have returned home from a two week visit to Holland & Belgium where they visited relatives of Mrs. Mitchell. Condolences to Mrs. Caroline Bell in the loss of her grandsom Mr. Gordon Bell. We Sell & Service Them All! SPECIAL CLEARANCE PRICES ON ALL 1979 INVENTORY! PHIL PONTIAC-BUICK LIMITED 10 Vanedward Drive - Port Perry 985-8474 Mrs. Gerald Ewing of Brooklin visited with Mrs. Jack Crosier on Friday. Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Gerrow & Jeremy visited the William Brown family on Sunday. Weekend guests with Mr & Mrs. Eric Carre & family were Mr. & Mrs. John Carre of Bridgenorth & Mr. Trevor Carre of Toronto. The week- end was a celebration of Mr. John Carre's birthday and on Saturday evening everyone went to The Deer Park Inn for dinner. Happy Birthday to Master Kevin Carre who is 4 years old on Wednesday. There were only 12 tables of euchre at the hall on Friday evening and all the winners were ladies. Does that prove that women are smarter or just that the men had something else to do that night and didn't show up. Winners were : Mildred Thompson, Iva Yake % Roberta Thomas. Freeze out winners were Roberta Thomas & Doris Devlin with Phyllis Clark & Bea Harri- son coming in second. There will be another euchre in two weeks. Miss Leigh Monk of Port Perry was an overnight guest of Miss Kathy Sutcliffe on Friday. Mrs. Helen Crawford of Peterborough visited with the Sutcliffes on Saturday. Sunday guests were Mr, & Mrs. Jack Miller of Mississauga. Mrs. Peter Sutcliffe accompanied Mr. & Mrs. Bill Goslin and Mr. & Mrs. Terry Crawford to a MTC dance in Pontypool on Saturday evening. M- & Mrs. Allan Ashton and family of Oakwood visited with Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Geer and boys on Friday evening. Has anyone noticed the new street light at the corner? It will sure be appreciated hy those using the Community Halli. Now it would be real nice to get one at the top of the hill so we don't have to walk around in the dark. Lungs for Life week Oct. 1-7 in Durham Lungs arc for Life Week (October 1-7) will be a busy one for Durham Region Lung Association and other Lung Associations across Canada, as they alert Canadians to the importance of keeping their lungs healthy. Local programs sponsored by these Christmas Seal Organizations are challen- ging and encouraging adults and teenagers to become aware of lung diseases and their causes. This years theme, "The Joggers' has been chosen to emphasize the necessity of a healthy life style - a lifestyle that in- cludes exercise and pre- cludes smoking. Recent statistics show that respiratory diseases such as ONE FREE MONTH Of Cable T.V. Service TO NEW CABLE T.V. SUBSCRIBERS From October 1, 1979 to November 1, 1979. CABLE T.V. DELIVERS * Clear, Reliable Reception * Prompt, Free Maintenance * Maximum choice with our 15 Channel Conve:ter Package RELAX & ENJOY Remote Control with a Cable T.V. Converter * More Channels * Fine Tunes * Changes Channels * Prevents Wear on your Channel Selector (© COMPTON CABLE T.V. 108 WATER STREET - 985-8171 asthma, emphysema and chronic bronchitis are on the increase, and that 29 per cent of adult Canadians have some lung deficiency. Major causes cited for this increase are smoking and air pollu- tion. Seventy-nine per cent of heavy smokers develop lung cancer, and virtually all show signs of chronic bron- chitis or emphysema' says a spokesman _for Durham Region Lung Association, "so jogging and smoking definateiy don't mix!" Durham Region Lung Association will be continu- ing its Family Asthma Pro- gram in Whitby and Better Breathing Course for adults in Oshawa during the week, and will also be conducting free fitness tests at the Oshawa Centre from 2.00 n.m. on Friday, October 5th. Special materials will be distributed through the school system and school visits by Cecil the Sensible Seal will be in full swing. For people who decide to join the Health Generation and quit smoking during the Weel:, the Associaticn is making available free copies of the Do-It-Yourself Quit Smoking Course. For a copy of this publicaticn, or for more information on other free Christmas Seal programs anda services, call Durham Lung Association at 723-3151. remember when ...? continued Perry, has become eligible for the Waterloo University Entrance Scholarship of $600. Mr. and Mrs. Sooley and daughter of Nova Scotia, are spending some time with Mr. and Mrs. James Philip, Utica, before making their home in Toronto. Mrs. Viola Schnapp, Buffalo, is at her home here in Manchester with her brother and sister. Mr. Ralph Dusty, Greenbank, has sold his 12 acre farm to Mr. Ed Bain of Mount Albert. Mr. and Mrs. Dusty and family will be moving to their other farm - next door east. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Luke of Port Perry were playing bridge at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Svmes, R.R.4, Port Perry, over the week-end and Mr. Luke had the opportunity of holding a perfect bridge hand. 10 YEARS AGO Thursday, October 13, 1969 The breeder house of Peel's Poultry Farm was totally destroyed by fire on Friday morning. The building, about 15,000 sq.ft., and housing as many as 5,500 birds at times, was empty. The nearby buildings were saved by the efficient work of the firemen. Mr. A.G. Pacey, bank manager for the last five years in the Royal Bank of Canada Branch in Port Perry, has been transferred to the Royal Bank, Harriston Branch. Succeeding Mr. Pacey is Mr. G.H. Porter from the Cookstown Branch. The family of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Aslhiton gave them a surprise 35th Wedding Anniversary party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Xeith Ashton on Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Taylor of New York City accom- panied by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paddy Eagon of Dublin, Ireland, are visifing with Mr. and Mrs. Leo Taylor and family. The Irish couple celebrated their 50th Wedding Anniversary while in the U.S. Mr. Ted Jackson, auctioneer for 50 years, estimated the total attendance at the Frank MacGregor sale at Utica was close to 1,500 - the largest crowd he had ever seen at an auction. Numerous items were sold during the course of the sale which began at 10:30 a.m. and continued until 7:00 p.m. Mr. Frank MacGregor established his general store in 1922. At one time the building used to be one of the many hotels in the area. STANDARD TRUST COMPANY 2% 5 Year Annual Interest Don Forder Insurance Agency Ltd. 24 Water Street - Port Perry - 985-8471 Why take more lessons than you need? 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