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Doris Sloan (left) of Sunderland England and Pat Lover- ing of Port Perry are two old friends who had not seen other . for more than 40 years. But they enjoyed a visit together for a couple of days last week, and as might be expected, they spend most of thelr time catching on a lot of years. (see sto- ry for details) : clothing gifts OPEN TUESDAY to SATURDAY 9:30 AM to 5:30 PM 52 WATER ST., PORT PERRY 985-4241 auto glass & trim WITH THIS COUPON FORT PERRY STAR -- TLes0A vot A vebeenbsVf -- PC vad Friends together again ", May 23 1989 -- 11 AAT ASIN THOT - oF Re-united after 44 years Two old friends got togeth- er for a couple of days last week, and spend most of the time catching up on the news of the last 44 years. The last time Mrs. Pat Lov- ering of Port Pe Doris Sloan of Sunderland, England, saw each other, World War 2 was winding down and they were classmates at high school in Toronto. But they kept in touch by mail over the past 44 years and finally got together again when Doris made a trip to Canada to visit relatives in Toronto. And as might be expected when two old friends see other after so many years, they have enjoyed the reunion. "We've spent most of the time chatting, talking about Minor injuries Two Seagrave area resi- dents escaped serious injury Monday evening when the mo- torcycles they were riding col- lided. Durham Police say Law- rence Panter and Paul Wana- maker were southbound on Durham Road 2 shortly after 7:00 PM when one of the motor- cycles went out of control and hit the other. Police said the following day the accident is still beingin- vestigated. and Mrs. - this and that, our children and grandchildren," the two ladies told the Star last week. Doris was a ten-year old liv- ing in Middlesbrough, England in 1940 when she, her two brothers and sister were sent to Canada to escape the bombing and the possible invasion by the Germans. : The four youngsters were settled in various homes in To- COUNTRY GROWN CEDARS For Hedging All Sizes Pickup -- Delivery Planted. 655-4448 Just East of Hwy. 12 & Hwy. 7 Fairbeard Office: 655-4082 JUNE 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 1989 at BROOKLIN COMMUNITY PARK 78th ANNUAL 1989 PROGRAMME ronto, and spent five years there, waiting out the war. Doris and Pat lived in the same Toronto neighbourhood, became good friends and in 1945 were classmates at North- ern Vocational School. Butin the spring of 46, with the war nearly over, it was safe for Doris and her brothers and sister to return to their parents in England. "We cried when we learned that Doris would be returnin to England," said Pat. d Neither thought it would be 44 years before they saw each other again. Doris spent two days last week visiting with her old friend, meeting children and grandchildren. And being an avid garden- er, she greatly enjoyed an excur- sion to Cullen Gardens in Whit- by. Doris will be returning home to England early in June. THURSDAY, JUNE 1st INSIDE ARENA EVENTS: Expert boat repairs, refinishing, installations, restoration and new construction. 139 WATER ST. . 6 HIGH STREET PORT PERRY - MOBILE SERVICE - GUARANTEED WORKMANSHIP «Wood and fiberglass + Mobile service res. (705) 328-2465 shop (416) 985-0349 7:30 PM -- Official Opening by R. Stevenson, MP; Miss Brooklin Spring Fair Pageant; Music by Lee Ann Allison; Master of Ceremonies, Tim O'Connor FRIDAY, JUNE 2nd 9:00 AM to Noon -- Exhibits placed in arena 5:00 PM to 10:00 PM -- Open to public, re: Exhibits and Concessions 6:00 PM -- Spelling Bee (Registration 5:30 PM) 8:00 PM -- Dancing by Gaetane Ollesch Dance SATURDAY, JUNE 3rd 10:00 AM to 10:00 PM -- Open to public, re: Exhibits & Concessions 12:00 to 7:00 PM -- Crayola® Crayon colouring contest 12:00 Noon -- Anderson Collegiate --Anderjazz 1:30 PM -- Mary Kay Cosmetics Demonstration by Earla Hancock 2:00 PM -- Baby Contest 4:15 PM -- Brooklin Youth Piano Recital by Patti A. Scott 4:45 PM -- Pine Ridge Cloggers 6:00 PM -- Kids' Contests, eg: bubble gum blowing contest . (Registration at the stage at 5:30) 7:00 PM -- Arthur Murray Dance Studio and Dirty Dancing Lessons SUNDAY, JUNE 4th 10:00 AM to 3:30 PM -- Open to public, re: Exhibits and Concessions 12:00 to 2:00 PM + Crayola® 'Crayon colouring contest 1:30 PM -- Flower, demonstration by Whitby Mall Florist, Linda Dervent 2:00 PM -- Dancing by Myrtle Circle and Square Dancers 2:45 PM -- Presentation of 'Homecraft and Crayola® colouring contest winners 7:30 PM to 11:00 PM, -- Fiddlers' & Stepdancers' Contest OUTSIDE EVENTS THURSDAY, JUNE 1st 4:00 PM -- Children's Pony Show 5:00 PM -- Midway Rides Open; Bavarian Tent Opens FRIDAY, JUNE 2nd 10:00 AM -- McQuaid"s Petting Zoo & Poultry Display 4:00 PM -- Midway Rides Open 5:00 PM -- Bavarian Tent Opens 7:00 PM -- Tractor Pull SATURDAY, JUNE 3rd i 10:00 AM -- McQuaid's Petting Zoo & Poultry Display; All Breed Horse Show 10:30 AM -- Parade (assembles at St. Leo's School) 10:30 AM -- Draft Horse - Judging Line Classes 1:00 AM -- Light Horse - Judging Line Classes 1:00 AM -- Presentation of Parade Prizgs-- Pt pt 2:00 Noon -- 4-H Dairy Show; Rabbit Show; Bavarian Tent Opens 1:00 PM -- Dairy Cattle ; Pet Show; Light & Heavy Horse - Hitch Classes 1:30 PM -- Horse Pulling Competition 2:00 PM -- Log Sawing and Nail Driving Competition 7:00 PM -- Tractor Pull , i060 AM McQuaid Petting Zoo & Poultry D > -- id's ing Zoo ult ispla: 11:00 AM -- Big Bale Roll; Gost Show Ty display 11:30 AM -- Horseshoe Pitching Tournament 12:00 to 5:00 PM -- Cruisin' Day 12:00 Noon -- 4-H Beef Show 12:30 PM -- Sheep Show 1:00 PM & 3:00 PU Show : : -- Trampoline 5:00 PM & 300 50 Re Races' ing De : X -- r monstration 2:00 PM -- Kiddie Tractor Pull - Finals ADMISSION: CHILDREN (under 12) Free; STUDENTS (12 to 18) $2.50 ADULTS $3.50; 4 DAY PASS $7.00; PARKING $2.00. 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