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X 4 } } , ) J 18 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, September 6, 1589 Ross wins Malcolm Bailey Memorial award by Jean Jeffery The return of the fall season brings another 4 H Unit to Epsom and Bethesda Clubs. This topic, 'Good Foods Fast," which offers good information, good fun (and good eating!) as we learn good cooking and information in preparation tips to make quick nutritious dishes and snacks. Members must be 11-21 as of July 1/89. The six meetings will begin the week of Sept. 18, Mon- day's for the Bethesda group. Contact Beth Wilson 852-6715 or Cathy Anderson 852-5503. Epsom group will start their Thurs. 7-9 meetings Sept. 21 at the home of Gail Kerry Epsom. Con- tact Gail 985-7792 or Cathy Acerra 985-3466. The Epsom Utica Social Club will be holding a mini-golf tourna- ment at the Port Pery Mini Golf Course south of Prince Albert. Please meet there Sept. 16 at 7:00 -p.m.. Afterwards everyone is in- vited to Arnold and Gail Kerry's home for a social hour. Ladies bring dessert. Your hosts are: Pages, Van Veghels and Kerrys. Everyone welcome. Sunday School and Church Fall Rally Sept. 9 at the home of Gerald and Nancy Hill. Everyone welcome, any age, come and en- 138th ANNUAL SUNDERLAND FALL FAIR SEPTEMBER 12th & 13th, 1989 TUESDAY -- At 6:00 PM Gates Open; Midway; Canada Fitness & Amateur Sports Action Displays; 6:30 PM Magician, Robert Shaw in arena; 7:15 PM Pine Ridge Cloggers in arena; 8:00 PM 'Knight Flight' band at the grandstand; Old Time Fiddler's Contest in arena. WEDNESDAY -- 9:00 AM Gates Open; Midway; Canada Fitness & Amateur Sport Action Dis 9:30 AM Light Horse Show; 10:00 AM Pet Show in arena; 10:30 AM Heavy Horse Show; 11:30 AM Parade leaves Sunderland Public Sc 12:00 Noon - Opening Ceremonies with special guest The Right Honourable Roland Michener; 1:30 PM Judging of 4H Dairy Calves 2:30 PM Kiddies' Tractor Races 7:30 PM Demolition Derby Admission: $4.00 Cars: $1:00 Public School Children: FREE © Copywight Walt Duney Studios EXCLUSIVE LINE OF WALT DISNEY PLUSH & COLLECTABLES % ALL IN-STORE 10 off Epsom and Area News by Jean Jeffery 'joy corn roast, BBQ, hay rides beginning at 6:30. On Sept. 10 the regular Sunday School starts at 11:15 in their class rooms at Epsom Church. We were all shocked to learn of the passing of Frances Bowles last week. Our sympathy to relatives and friends. Doris & Tom Armstrong have returned reeently from a tour of the beautiful Green Mountain Country in Vermont. Grant and Lynn Evans have been holidaying recently in Mon- treal with Lynn's grandmother and other family members. f Anita and Elden Evens have ' had visitors from England recent- ly. They visited C.N. Tower last week before going to the airport to return home. A large number from the area attended Port Perry Fair. What a beautiful day. I hope it will be just as nice for Uxbridge fair next Sat. Our Uxbridge 4-H Dairy Calf Club will hold their Achievement Dav at 10:30 a.m. at the offical opening 12 noon. "Durham West," on-farm child care will receive a presentation from Ross Steven- son. Please attend if possible. The Bethesda Reach Wommen"s In- stitute has been very involved in On-Farm Child Care. We wish a successful year to all our young people who are return- ing to College or University. Owners of the Grand Champion Angus Female, at Toronto C.N.E. were Ross Bailey and Louis Linn. This winner went on to win '""'Grand Champion Angus Female" at the Ex and won the Malcolm Bailey Memorial award. This award was presented by Butch (Jeff) Bailey. Jeff Bailey had the Senior Champion Angus Bull at the Ex.. Of course they won several other prizes but these were the "biggies." On Monday, Jennie and Archie Watson visited friends in Orangeville. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Bissette have returned from a motor trip to the East Coast. N - Epsom Utica U.C.W. will be held Sept 12, at the home of Elizabeth Taylor at 8 p.m. Margaret and Shawn Sevier of Newmarket and Earl's sister Ruth of Cannington, were Sunday visitors with Earl and Elizabeth Taylor, while their daughter Ruth of Sundridge, and their son Ray, of Lindsay for the long weekend. Larry and Shirley Olsen visited his parents in B.C. to help them celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary. Heather Ashton and daughter Vickie visited grandma Ruth "Ashton on Tuesday evening. Harry and Lois Elford, Floyd and Grace Evans visited on Mon. evening with Earl and Marie Wilson. Keep in mind (all people are in- vited) Supper at Gerald and Nan- cy Hills home 6:30 Saturday Sept. 9 John Thomas Weir Swain Born in Cartwright Township and educated in Purple Hill, Weir Swain passed away in Port Perry Community Hospital on August 11, 1989 at the age of 92. Third son of Stanford Swain and Catharine Werry, he was married to Meta Read on October 8, 1977. He was predeceased by his first wife Gladys Hemming on January 5, 1962. He was a lifelong member of the United Church of Canada and a veteran of World War I, also an honorary member of the Royal Canadian Legion Br. 178; The Royal Black Preceptery No. 398 and the Loyal Orange Lodge No. 133. After the war he went to Nor- thern Ontario and the Province of Quebec, mining and prospecting ITEMS ASSORTMENT OF MOVIES & NOSTALGIA NEROFANT 52 WATER ST. - PORT PERRY, ONT. - 985-0617 DISNEY T-SHIRTS MARVEL - WOLVERINE; SPIDERMAN SO lon: Horror EPIC & DARK HORSE Trading cards & much more also available LARGE SELECTION OF DC - HAWKWORLD; EL DIABLO HOURS: MONDAY to WEDNESDAY 9:00 a.m, to 7:00 p.m. THURSDAY & FRIDAY 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. SATURDAY 9:00 a.m. 10 7:00 p.m. I most of the time until 1975. While living in Toronto for awhile he was employed as a stationary engineer at Patons & Baldwins. He moved to Nestleton in 1974 and then to Haydon in 1977. Surviving are his wife, Meta, his sister Ann Sanderson, Toron- to and his brothers Herb Swain, Blackstock & Harold Swain, Tyrone. Funeral services were held at Northcutt Elliott Funeral Home on August 14, 1989 at 2 p.m. with Rev. Dale Davis, Blackstock, officiating. Pallbearers were nephews: Harry Sanderson, Don Swain, Jim Swain, step-grandsons Robert Read, Steven Read, & An: drew Piggott. Floral tributes were received from The Royal Canadian Legion Br. 178 and Haydon Club 21. Memorials were given by The Royal Black Preceptory No. 398, Loyal Orange Lodge No. 133, Blackstock Sr. Citizens, Tyrone Sr. Citizens, Bowmanville Baptist Church and Bowmanville Men's Canadian Club. . Interment Cadmus Union Cemetery. SWITCH TO WHERE THE SMART MONEY IS GETTING . . . and watch your savings grow! Get higher dally interest than the banks offer. Plus: * special bonus rates on accounts over $3,000 ¢ $50 Fob Lia sod pd jo transfer from another financial Nn ¢ free chequing privileges on balances over $500 choice of Passbook or Monthly Statement. STANDARD TRUST Member - Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation 165 QUEEN ST. PORT PERRY 985-8435 * Over $1.6 Billion in assets * Serving over 150,000 Canadians nation-wide oe