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Grass fire in area One fire call every spring Annual meeting at Brooklin on 7 Utica and Area News by Vera Brown Saturday. On Sunday Lorne and Eileen Slute were supper guests with son Ken and family at REOT £7 "iy a vot r Cay PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, April 18, 1989 -- 33 BROOKLIN & DISTRICT PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE ASSOCIATION Pot Luck Supper -- 6:15 PM Annual Meeting -- 8:00 PM BROOKLIN UNITED CHURCH FRI, APRIL 21 Please bring some food for the buffet table. Everyone Welcome. For more information phone: 655-3446; 655-3860; 655-4647; 668-3418 The Port Perry Fire Dept. were on their toes when called out to a grass fire north of the village on Saturday evening. They get at least one call each Spring over this way when someone gets that careless urge to burn off un- wanted grass. There were 14 tables of euchre played on Friday evening in the Hall. Winners for the ladies were 1st-Doris Hill, 2nd-Fran Gibson, and 3rd-Iva Yake. For the men: 1st-Bruce Houghland, 2nd-Kevin Martin, and 3rd-Stan Beach. Freeze-out winners were Rita Parratt and Ken Fray, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Cole were 2nd. Win- ners of the lucky draws were Vera Brown, Rita Parratt and Hilda Hopkins. There will be another euchre in two weeks. U.C.W. members, don't forget that we would like 2 pies from each of you for the Geer sale this Saturday which starts at 10:30 a.m.. Mr. and Mrs. Wally Scott of London and their grand daughter Neysa of Toronto and Mr. and Mrs. Ron Vernon of Sunderland were Saturday visitors with Mrs. Crosier. Congratulations to Judy (Foreman) MacPherson and her husband Ron on the arrival of a wee boy on Thursday evening. Judy lived for many years in Utica' with her aunt and uncle Irene and Earl Fielding. Irene visited Judy and baby Jesse in hospital on Sunday. Eileen Slute and Alice Ross at- tended the District Horticultural Greenbank. Work has begun on the new home being built for Bruce and Marie Geer on the northern part of our village and I for one will be watching as work progresses. Please give me a call if you have any news items, 985-7564. Preferably on Sunday evening. Bus request on hold Scugog council will wait until April 24 before deciding whether a Casimir Street couple can keep a school bus in the yard of their rented home. Wendy and Brian Kirk, who are being evicted from the duplex as of April 30, plan to use the gutted and motorless bus to store their heavy household Monday at the earliest. The Kirks, whose story was documented in an article in last week's Star, assured council that the bus would be removed when they leave the premises on April 30. However, they are in the process of getting legal advice on the validity of the eviction -- JOANNE LEE -- "~ 18 ROUND............. only *1,449.00 24' ROUND. ............ only *1,739.65 15x 24' OVAL ........ only *1,886.29 843 King St. W., Oshawa (416) 433-0055 notice served last December in the hopes they can remain in the house until the end of May. But even if they are grant- After listening to the Kirks' ed an additional month in the story Monday afternoon, coun- house, Mrs. Kirk assured coun- cil was reluctant to allow the cillors the bus would be gone by bus to remain in the yard asitis April 30. contravening a local by-law. The Township has received However, council agreed a complaint about the fact the not to take any action to order school bus is parked in the rear the bus removed until next yardofthe house. items before having the bus towed to Lindsay where they will beliving June 1. D.J. 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Picture Perfect TV 285-9500 2 MILES WEST Of MANCHESTER It's the season to save at your local John Deere dealer. With Greenback rebates from $50 to $175 on our riders, lawn & garden tractors and new lawn mowers. Come in and grab some Deere Season Greenbacks today. Because this offer ends May 3ist. JOHN DEERE UTICA FARM EQUIPMENT LTD. STX 38, 122 HP w/38" Lawnmower $2645. Includes $50.00 Deere Season Discount 265 Lawn & Garden Tractor e 17-hp Kawasaki engine © Hydrostatic drive ¢ Quick-change implement system e 5-position tilt steering wheel STX38 Lawn Tractor ¢ 12.5-hp Kohler engine * 5-speed gear transmission ¢ In-line shift lever ¢ 23-inch turning radius Nothing Runs Like a Deere® 985-9701