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BREESE oo 2 a " ry Ea) 2, 5 N * RE a ta a Ss VPA ATTA Sr FAS RG pa LITE SESH EON SUIREHTANOAR AX ON TS 70 TL SR WB. +20 ¥ hy * , wT \ o ho Wr oGal "la $ a 18 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tues. September 21, 1982 Utica and area news by Vera Brown Church and Sunday School this week were well attend- ed. The singing got under- way before the 11 a.m. hour and was followed by a puppet story by Gail Kerry, which pleased the children and adults both. This week service will be held at Epsom at the regular hour. The Official Board will meet on Wednesday at 8 p.m. in Utica Church. The Social Club meet at the home of Ear! and Eliz. Taylor this Saturday at 6:45 bring flashlights and a magic trick. There will be a euchre in Utica Hall this Friday at 8 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Slute visited with Mr. and Mrs. Len Slute of Raglan on Sat- urday evening. Sunday supper guests of the Slutes were Mr. and Mrs. Brian Slute and Allison of Whitby. Mr. and Mrs. William Lake and Mrs. Elizabeth Skelding were Sunday dinner guests with the Jack Skeld- ing family. Mrs. Aileen Rogers of Bowmanville was a Sunday supper guest of Mr. and Mrs. George Harper. Legion holds Open House Over 600 members of Port PerryLegion, Branch 419 will be observing Legion Week between September 19 - 26, 1982. And to allow the public to see their facilities, they will be holding an Open House all week between the hours of noon and midnight. Members of the Legion are proud of the work they do within their communities. Not only do they look after the needs of Veterans and their families, but they have expanded their role to encompass the aged, and others of need in the community. Branch 419 president, Ed Groves told the Star the Legion is very diversified and active in many different fields. Some of these are: Port Perry Community Memorial Hospital, Cubs and Guides, Cadets, Student Bursaries, Public Speaking, Minor Hockey, Softball, Soccer, Community Care; Central Seven, Block Parents and the Library. In addition to these organizations, the Royal Canadian Legion make many charitable donations to the Red Cross, Salvation Army, Heart and Cancer Funds, etc. Mr. Groves issued an invitation to the residents of Port Perry and area to visit Branch 419, look around and enjoy their hospitality this week. XC du APL YAY A WAIL MESH Lh 2rd at dt Fed ART wv: [ 4 r' Mr. Jack Hinchcliffe of Toronto visited the Carre family on Thursday. On Sat- urday, Mr. Eric Carre attended a memorial service in Peterborough and had dinner with his family in Bridgenorth. On Sunday they were in Toronto with Mr. Bob Hinchcliffe to bid him farewell as he is moving to Saskatoon. Mr. and Mrs. John Croxall and girls were Sunday dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. Murray Croxall and boys in Mississauga and also visited with Miss Lily Timbers who is a resident in Nisbet Lodge in Toronto. Mrs. Mildred Thompson visited with Mrs. Phyllis Clarke in Uxbridge on Sat- urday night and on Sunday was a supper guest with Mr. and Mrs. Murray Kirton in Mount Albert. Better health is wished for Mrs. Vera Taylor who has been -a little under the weather lately. Get well soon we miss you. Also get well wishes to Mrs. Eva Sutcliffe who is still in hospital. LRCEPEN SY Sa Tick A RRA RES Ral . 8 wh oad Nig war iaal bit alld SEL TR gS Pa AN h! » a aa A And check the oil too II : | e SEF The new Sipco Gas Bar was officially opened last Saturday at the corner of 7 & 12 highway and Durham Regional Road 8, just west of Port Perry, Owner Ron Davidson, in conjunction with the opening turned over the entire day's profit of $175 plus an additional $175 to match the proceeds to Central Seven Assoc. Seen here helping Ron [back right] make the day a success are Mayor Jerry Taylor [left] and Joe Baxter, representing Central Seven. : News from Scugog Island by Mrs. Earl Reader Don't forget, to-night, Wednesday you come to the Turkey Supper at 5:30 or 6:30 at the Island Hall. The next event sponsored by the "Head" U.C.W. will be the old-fashioned Harvest Home Service in the "Head" Museum Church, October 3 at 7:30 n.m. So please keep Buy a new Case farm tractor... choose 'special Case this evening open. There will be World communion in all the Churches in the morning. The Social Planning Council will again start meetings at Emiel's on Mon-- day noon, September - 27. Fred Walker is expected to be the guest speaker, as he is now interested in the deaf. The Congregational Meet- ing at the Island United on Thursday was well attended and great interest was shown OFFICE SUPPLIES For all Your Requirements PORT PERRY STAR in the agenda and plans arising. It's a good start, if the enthusiasm is carried out. There are some very interesting events for October and November. By next Sunday, everyone should have returned to S.S. and ready to enter into the Fall program. Last week, Mr. and Mrs. John Beckett travelled north to enjoy a day in the Agawa Canyon. On Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Samells took a trip to Algonquin Park to enjoy the Panorama of colour. On Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. Clare Thompson went to Richmond Hill to attend the wedding of a grandson. Mrs. Sam McDowell is now recuperating at home after her surgery and expresses appreciation to' those who called upon her. Rev. Linstead has had some treatment in Princess Margaret and this week will go to Oshawa Hospital for surgery. So we trust this will finally restore his health and vigour. Don't forget the Institute Workshop, September 29. Call Janis Richardson for further information. Our sympathy is extended to Mrs. Helen Hortop and her family, as her mother passed away at Cobourg on Friday. 235 Queen Street way u t : "APR 985.7383 RE/MAX is coming! financing for up to 48 months Pa -- | You have the option of choosing 8.8% A. P.R. financing with any of our new Case 90 series farm tractors purchased IN % ) between September 1 and October 31. 1982. 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