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fa Ha A Sunday School picnic Utica and a Sunday >Chood pice on the vir bi " i grounas An invilal s extended 10 one and all to attend This will asp oe Ie chansiening of the new Sunday Schoo! room which was renovated lo accommodate the new Davcare Centre The Davcare Cente 1S open bar ousiness wilh registrations being laken this week We welcome (3 ind Rag har whe io DOUELIWT WG 1S Lhe Supemisor The SB EIT Pa fu eiephone numbe the centre 1s 385-8783 for anvone wishing mfr r a thas Tne v ~ 3 our ciudren were welcomed in 0 Lhe congregation of Epsom-Ltica al Sunday s service Being 75 i § Foner Fume 7 ag * presented [of dapixsm were Richard ny T rn ~ "2 3}: { Sleven Lee son of Steve & Alice of sini inlvge : Epsom Rachel Andrea & Daniel sutheriand. children of Pat & John Area News ra Brown of Utica There were 9 tables of euchre played in the Hall on Friday even- ing. Winners as follows: Ladies 1st Ruth Beach: 2nd Ethel Irvine & low Irene Fielding. Men's 1st Corless Ashenhurst; 2nd Stan Beach & low Frank Andrews Freezeout winners were Phylis Clarke & Mildred Thompson with Corless Ashenhurst & Ernie Luke second. There will not be any more euchres in the Hall un- til September, when we hope that they will resume once again every second Friday Olive McCartney, Phyllis Clarke & Mildred Thompson accompanied the Senior Citizens on Thursday to the horse-races at Woodbine. On Sunday, Mildred visited with Mr. & Mrs. Murry Kirton in Mount Albert. Bill & I yisited several of my relatives on Saturday, calling on Al & Joyce Yates in West Hill, Bryce ~ 3% \ pr Wlassics SUMMER 50% OFF = =m WTS ThuISH buntry™ y lassics ~ RE STOCK -- All Sales Final \ No Layaways 237 Queen Street, Port Perry, Ontario 985-8221 17 17-hpL Lawn Tractors th 38- or 46-1n. cut or r46-m. cut. Overhead valve lubncauon. Battery. ol and r-and-pmion steenng. Tnple | length steel frame. be UTICA FARM EQUIPMENT LIMITED a985- 9701 YPEN Monday to Friday 8 AM to 5 bil Saturday 8 AM to 12 Noon & Ivy Butler, Mrs Elsie Butler § & Fred & Fran Mever Scarborough This week as visitors fror Sacramento, California. Mrs Crosier 1s expecting her daughter Donna Robison. granddaughter Kathy Robison, grandson Kirk Robison & his wife Lisa & their children Adam & Katie Epsom-Utica UCW The June meeting was held at Port Perry Villa on Tues the 9th Thirteen members & four visitors were present Elva Kerry conducted the worship service. We opened with the singing of iwpior 3 favourite hymns > Bileen Several poems were read Karen Skelding gave her speech about her grandmother [It was very ap propriate -1 am sure we all hope we can be as active as she 1s when we reach her age Karen & Lisa Tavlor sang three songs accompanied by Eileen on a slightly out of tune piano. We closed this part of the meeting with our Benediction A delicious lunch was served by Elva & helpers to the' residents & members A short business session was held Elizabeth handed out our work sheets for July She announced that Nancy Waterman would be taking holidays i in July so church services will be at 10 am. alternating het ween here & Goodwood, - Julv 5 12 19. August 30 church service 1s 10 Ix in charge of the UC W Jennie moved that we buy enoug? cutlery to have a total lof 3dof. Car ried. Bible School ¥ vii be from Aug 17-21. Volunteers for cookies & Juice as follows: Mon .- Eliz. Tues - Nap Wed.- Elva; Thurs - Eileen & Fri - Alice. September meeting will be in the afternoon of the 8th at Clara Jones - home. Treasurer's report showed a healthy balance Members were reminded of bazaar of October 22nd Meeting was adjourned ' Tractor truck pull The annual Blackstock Tractor and Truck Pull will soon be held at the Blackstock Fairgrounds on Fri day and Saturday, July 3 and $.even- ings beginning at 7 pm: sharp Chairman John Green and his. com- mittee have the event well planned Classes on Friday evening wall In- clude stock 4X4, two vintage classes two pro-stock classes. local tractor classes, trucks. The evenings programme will modified tractors and conclude with the coloutful highway tractor class. Blackstock's own Harvey Graham will act as MC with his endless supply of informa- tion about the drivers znd their machines. Saturday evening will feature the modified 4X4's, stock tractor classes from 10000 Ib and up. modified tractors and two wheel drive trucks, two classes of pro stock tractors. The "Saturday Nght Special' which is open to anythin with wheels brings the event close. \ . For further information call Mrs Gerald Kelly at 986-4357 Plan to attend the Blackstock Pull -- the longest running Tractor Pull in Cemral Ontario Ww R PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, June 23, 1987 -- 19 For all your in-home, personal portraits SIGNATURE STUDIOS WEDDINGS COMMERCIAL ENVIRONMENTAL PORTRAITURES Doug Potts 985-3718 BY APPOINTMENT ONLY Watch for us at the High School Reunion! An Exciting New Leisure World Awaits -- A ---- Ry LIFESTYLE with HUGO & R TANNING © TONING * WHIRLPOOL * SAUNA MASSAGE THERAPY and MUCH MORE Canada's Fastest Growing Fitness & Health Concept ------------ 1) Welcome Summer Guests! Enjoy our facihties $ 99. | Month Untimited use of all our equipment for only PORT PERRY PLAZA at Hwy. 7A Can 985-8054 SMITH-CORONA TYPEWRITERS Ma po. Ribbons Yor "ost makes PORT PERRY STAR 235 Queen Street : 985-7383 We. at Philp Pontiac Buick Limited wou'd hke to wish all our area youngsters a fun-filled summer holiday Please remember your traffic and water safety rules as you venture to friends homes and our local parks. We urge all motorists to keep a carefu playing. throughout the warm months ahead enjoyable summer watch tor children Have 3 safe and FROM ALL THE FOLKS AT BEIIE 2 \ a. 7 PONTIAC BUICK LIMITED 10 VANEDWARD DRIVE PORT PERRY 3358474 A _ ~~ . Pe -- RX 1% 4 2 Sommunry Doni RSIS