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Obviously, the guys were thrilled with their results at the meet, and possibly a little sur- In an interview before they left for Hollywood, John Roberts told the Star the event would be "a learning experience." But he added confidently, "Everybody has their day." Indeed, the day belonged to Port kf "Everybody has their day," Haigh echoed. "I couldn't do any- thing wrong, it seemed." But like his team mates, Haigh RENT THE YEAR'S MOST ASKED-FOR VIDEO HERE! HAS ALL AMERICA LAUGHING! They Changed Her Diapers. She Changed Their iy 'A Lot Of Fun... oo. Two Thumbs Up!" 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Based on our regular price of $3.99 per rental. rua HOME VIDEO TOM STEVE TED SELLECK GUTTENBERG DANSON tei CINE-MAX VIDEO 111 Scugog St. Port Perry (next to Rent & Save) 985-3666 never really thought he'd win, "until the last match, with seven seconds, and his arm was almost down. "There was so much excitement, energy, in that room. I told a guy you worked off that for your matches," he added. Needless to say, when the day was over, "We went out and cele- brated good and hard!" Still, they were disappointed that a few armwrestlers they had hoped to see, didn't show up. "There was some competition there, but certainly not the tumn- out we expected. There were a lot of good armwrestlers there, but not the ones we wanted to see," Haigh said. "But it was certainly no walk in the park by any means." When the tournament was over, the five team mates rented a hot car and cruised down Hollywood and Sunset Boulevards (they didn't have time to tour Rodeo Drive). 'They also visited Universal Stu- dios (where they saw a 30' tall King Kong, the Bates Motel and Jaws), a wax museum, the Holly- wood Walk of Fame, and, of course, the ocean. "We got some strange looks down there, five guys wearing all the same shirts, with all the gang trouble they're having down there," Haigh said with a grin. With World Champion medals to their credit, what possibly could be next? Haigh says the team is presently making arrange- ments to try to make it to the In- ternational Armwrestling Champi- onships January 14 in Reno, Nev Lu i Don't be surprised if they win this one too. [ November 26 was a very special for Dr. ed thelr 50th wedding anniversary. dents of Port Perry, them last Sunday for an O terlan Church in Port Perry. Campbell (Cam) MacMaster and his wife Helen as they celebrat- Life long resi- family and many friends joined pen House at the Presby- (see story) 2 #75 - Ed Lifelong Port Perry residents, celebrate 50th anniversary Family and friends gathered together on Sunday, November 27th at St. John's Presbyterian Church to join in the celebration of Campbell and Helen Mac- Master's 50th anniversary. : Campbell and Helen, lifelong' residents of Port Perry, were married at the Carter Homestead, Scugog Island, on November 26, 1938. Campbell was the local veterinarian for the community -and surrounding area for many years. Helen worked alongside Campbell in the veterinary prac- tise. Both have been active in the community and continue to do so today. nF Joining them in their celebra- tion were their children Muriel, Jim and Nancy, John and Susan and grandchildren Kim, Bradley, Shannon, Erin and Matthew. 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