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18 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, July 9, 1985 Last church service planned this Sunday before summer schedule Utica and Area News by Vera Brown Church this week will be held in Epsom Church atll:15a m. This will be the last service which will be held at the regular time as the sum- mer schedule begins, so watch the paper for ime and place The Strawberry Social which was held on Satur day evening was deemed to be a success and a tidy sum was raised for the _ BE A P July 11-1213 Hey Kids! DANCE At the Latcham Centre THURS., JULY 11th (8 Years to 12 Years) PRE-TEENS 600 PM to800OPM. ® 99¢ Each "TEENS (13 Years to 1H Years 830PM tol100PM LL - = T= tach Music supplied by 'REBEL' Meet VJ Michael Williams of MuchMusic! ROCK VIDEO PARTY Thurs., July Festival Tent 11th - 9 P.M. - Palmer Park With Special Guest MICHEAL VJ on M Come dressed as yo WiLLIAMS uchMusic ur favourite Rock Star and Enter a Lyp-Sync Contest (Prizes for the ADMISSION Best Costumes ) $5 00 Each ROCIK'n ROLL REV IVAL Fri., July 12th - 9 P.M. FESTIVAL TENT PALMER PARK Listen to All The Hits of the 50's, 60's & 70's. performed live by "NITELIFE" PRIZES FOR BEST COSTUMES TWIST DAN CE CONTEST ADMISSION $5 00 tach needs of the church Thanks to all who donated of their ime and talents, the strawberries and the cake Euchre winners on Friday evening were Ladies 1st Marlene Blain, 2nd Doris Bell and low Phylhs Clarke For the men, 1st was Bernice Wells, 2nd William Brown and Irene Fielding was low Freeze-out winners were Iva Yake and Elva Kydd while Gladys Slack and Dora Geer was second There will be another euchre this Friday at 8 p.m Miss Karen Skelding i» spending a few days in Indian River, visiting with her friend Miss Karen Reidel who will be returning to spend a few days at the Skelding farm. Happy Anniversary to Doug and Judy Mac- Sween who will be celefating this week. Happy Birthday to Dylan Harper who will be 1 year old onthe 11th. Miss Dana Harper spent a couple of days with grandma Zakarow and grandma Barbara Harper in Oshawa this week and attended the U.A.W. picnic on Satur- day. Doug and Deanna Harper gave a party on Saturday night for friends who work with Doug at C. N.R. Approx. 50 friends and relatives were guests on Sunday of Stephen and Ahson Aked, for lunch abe an afternoon get together which followed the Christening of their baby Rebecca Nicole at the Sacred Heart Church in Uxbridge Among the guests were godparents Jacqueline Bradbury of Scarborough and Harish Parmer of Whitby and Alison's aunt and uncle Eddie and Mary Brady of Croy, Scotland. Carol Wilbur and son [Lee were in Bracebridge on Saturday for a softball tournament with the Port Perry Midgets but returned home early because they were rain- ed out. Recent guests with the Wilburs were Mr. Rick Young of Ot- tawa, Miss Tracey Beare of Oshawa and Mr. and Mrs. George Beare of Greenbank. We all wish Grant Bright better health. Grant is currently a pa- tient in Port Perry Hospital. The home of Randy and Martha Larsen was the scene of a lovely wed- ding on Saturday when their friends Dennis and Barb Flaherty of West Hill were united in mar- riage by Rev. Clarke. There were approx. 100 guests at the wedding which was held on their front lawn and the dinner and dance was held in a marquis. During the evening helium balloons were released and fire works were lit. 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Sam had lived in Ashburn all his life and will certainly be missed. Our own Bill Burgess is back from a trip to Baffin Island and has given us some in- teresting facts about his travels. It is just a three hour flight to Frobisher Bay. The ice went out while he was there, but there was snow on the beach at York Sound, where he went on an Arc- tic fishing expedition, gave the plane landing problems and prevented the party from staying. Bill spent a lot of time walking the tundra, en- joying the wild flowers which had sprung up. He found about twenty species including moun- tain avens, moss cham- pion, broadleafed willow herb, purple saxifrace, lapland Rhododendron and-artic poppy. At Cape Dorset he visited the co-operative where the Inuit do carv- ing and stone prints. There was no action because the Inuit go out "onthe land' and live in hummocks (tents) in the summer. We are glad Bill is safely back home again. There 1s lots of activi- ty at the Davidchuk home just now. Lisa and Cindy Waschuk of Win- nipeg have been visiting for the past week and their mother Ann came to join them on the weekend. Also Jack's mother from Vernon, B.C. and Mr and Mrs. Clary and daughters Jodene and Diedre from Portage, La Prairie, Manitoba, and Mr and Mrs Frank James of Waterloo and also Miss Ruth Davidchuk of Markham We would also like to say congratulations to Reta and Jack They celebrated a wedding an nmversary recently Ted and Rose Heron enjoved a Reynolds family picnic at the home of Fave and Drew Leaper and son lan last Saturday And recent visitors with them were Robert and Jane McAndless and children Michael and Ariana of Ottawa Florence and Doug Ashton were guests last Saturday with Mrs Ruth Purdy of Mono Mills We have a new home going up in the village on the property former owned by NelsonAshton It will be interesting to see Il grow L.ast Sunday was Rev McEntyre's last Sunday before his holidays starts His sermon title Sunday mormng. "Do You Want A Guide," and the Scriptures were read by Ted Heron and Chrissie McKinney Ar- nold Ashton sang a love- Iv solo called "We Are Gods People." Next Sunday Rev Dr Clifton McKay of Fenelon Falls will be our guest mimster at Burns Church Our men's choir helped with the service at Glen Major church last Sun- day night and quite a number from Ashburn attended. It 1s a very friendly and worthwhile place to go on Sunday evening at 7:30 during the summer. You are welcome. Thought - God gives us 86.200 seconds in a day Do we take any of these seconds to thank Him" July Greenbank UCW meeting held at Stone's by Marie Foster The July meeting was held on Wed. July 3rd at Betty Stone's cottage on Balsam Lake. Marie Cookman open- ed the meeting with thoughts on Stewardship. Hymn 346 was sung. The Scripture - St. Luke 16, verses 1-5 was read by Ellie Speck. A medita- tion on Loyalty followed by prayer was given by Isobel Raines. Pat Spencer read an in- teresting story on Canada's Native People * - the Ojibways of Curve Lake. Hymn 341 was sung. Betty Stone talked about ways of improving our meetings. She closed the devotional part of the meeting with a poem - "Listen with your Heart The Blessing was sung followed by a delicious picnic lunch out on the Courtesy Desk Winners the fun! BE A WINNER IGA Be sure to reach for a ticket at our - You may win a FREE PANCAKE BREAKFAST At Port Perry Festival Days Full details on ticket draw container There will be 500 winners with total proceeds for Festival Days If the ticket you draw has | G A stamped on the back. you will be one of our 5001 G A Its for a good cause lawn. Our business meeting was held outside. Eunice Rahm opened with a poem 'It Couldn't Be Done." Minutes of the June meeting were read by Ellie Speck. Twenty- five members answered the roll call and three children attended. The treasurer's report was given. Our first bake sale will be Friday, July 12 at 2:30 -Convenors are to re- mind their groups! Used Christmas Cards and eyeglasses may be left at the church. They will be taken at ARC In- dustries in Lindsay and the Christian Blind Mis- - ston in Stouffville respectively. A social time followed the meeting. After a delightful day everyone travelled safely home to Greenbank. participate and join in