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34 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, September 19, 1989 Stork brings Kayla a sister Utica and Area News by Vera Brown 'Choir practise is at 8 p.m. this Thursday at the home of Jane Sobil. Church and Sunday School will be held in Epsom Church this week at 11:15 a.m.. There were 17 tables of euchre played on Friday evening in the Hall. Prizes were awarded to the following: Ladies 1st Elsie Pogue, 2nd Olive Ormiston and 3rd Pearl Lawton. Men's 1st was John Somerville, 2nd Celeste Smalley and 3rd Irwin Kydd. Freeze-out winners were Les and Edna Meyers, Jean Pogue and Jim Gib- son were second. Draw winners were Berenice Danials, Verna Slute and Annie Bowman. There will be another euchre in two weeks. . A belated congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Terri Deonarain of the 4th Concession on the birth of a baby girl a few weeks ago. Meagan is a baby sister for Kayla. Congratulations to Grampa Bright. Grant's son John and his wife are proud parents of a baby boy. Irene Fielding attended the wedding ceremony on Saturday of a former Utica girl Nancy Rudkin who was married to James Stur- man in Port Perry United Church with the reception at the Odd- fellows Hall. Congratulations also to Marion Benedet and George Koppens who were married in 'Utica United Church on Saturday with the reception in the Hall. The newlyweds have a home in Utica Heights. Recent visitors with Mrs. Crosier were her daughter Jean Scott of London and June Bray of Sunderland. We would extend our sympathy to the family and relatives of Vida (Nicholls) Myers, wife of the late Whitlock Myers who lived in Utica as a boy. " Congratulations to John and Jane Bradbury who have an an- niversary this week. Alison Aked is hosting a Weekender Fashion party on Sun- day at 2 p.m.. They will be in- troducing their new Fall line and an invitation is given to any ladies who might be interested. 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Pictured here are; (back) Lawrence Van Camp - Provincial Director, Wendy Hollingsworth - Assistant Secretary, Terry Hollingsworth Treas- urer, Fred Sleman - Past President, (front) Marvin Stapleton - President presenting cheque to Hospital Administrator David Bro money to support their community, and Port Hope hospitals and donat wright Public School. wn. These active youngsters have been busily raising including presenting $1000 to each of the Newmarket ing and helping set up playground equipment at Cart- Central Seven pig roast Saturday Sept. 16th dawned cold cloudy and generally speak- 416-852-3796 or 705-357-2575 ing looked not too promising. Wilf Tamblyn arrived at Kendall's field to start cooking two porkers at approximately 7 a.m. and from that point on mother nature turn- ed from not nice to down right nasty. Central seven and its many friends to the rescue.--The "pigs" continued to turn on the spits and after a few phone calls by "Hot Line Joe & Stu" the Lions Club had donated Manchester Hall to seat our expected 200 guests. Cars and trucks arrived to move the food. Phone committees tried to get in touch will all ticket holders, signs were painted and put up ad- vising of the change. The pigs continued to cook under Wilf's watchful eye -- despite his being soaked by mother natures wrath. By 4:45 Manchester Hall was ready and at 5:10 the food was being served. The guests were treated to NORTH SIDE OF REGIONAL ROAD #8 - 1 MILE WEST OF LILLA ST. 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Once again to each and everyone who bought a ticket and supported what Central Seven hopes will become an annual event, thank you for making what could have been a disaster one super evening of fun. Central Seven Board of Direc- tors wish to express a sincere thanks to all the communities for their support of our very suc- cessful "Pig Roast." Special thanks to the Golden Slippers, Barb and John Ross from the '"Meating Place," Port Perry 1.G.A., Port Perry Lions Club, Utica Farm Equipment and last but not least Wilf Tamblyn who cooked the succulent mouth watering "piggies" --- Thanks again to all. REDWOOD -- PINE -- FIR VINYL -- ALUMINUM Lone EH aye *DISCOUNT PRICES* RR4, UXBRIDGE Durham No. 23, just s. of 47 (416) 852-7722