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GIR bv \ Ste Rotary honor Jim and d Marg Lawrence ; Jim and Marg Lawrence, who returned from their new home jn Parry Sound to attend the Rotary Club's annual Past President's Night, were given a standing ovation Saturday night during the presentation of a gift to the popular couple. The gift was a painting of their home in Port Perry by local artist Karen Richardson. In accepting the gift, Mr. "A cami Tradition ih 127 Years" 2 Lawisnice said "we'll keep you in their hearts forever." There was a lot of excitement in our village on Thursday af- ternoon when Utica Farm Equipment were hosts to our Prime Minister Kim Campbell. Also on hand were M.P. Ross Stevenson and several of our lo- cal dignitaries and a lot of us lo- cal folk. It was a very enlighten- ing afternoon for those who attended and got a close look at this Snergegic, spunky lady who "BRIEF CASES "available at PORT PERRY STAR OFFICE CENTRE 188Mary St. PortPerry + 0985-7383 « Fax: 985-3708 PM visits the area 1s our prime minister, for the present at least. Friday evening at Utica Hall, there were 14 tables of euchre played with the following win- ners: Ladies first Edna Meyers, second Mary Cannon, third Jean Ward. Men's first Del Catherwood, second Martin Gall, third Grant Bright. Del Catherwood had the most lone hands (five). Freeze-out win- ners were Velma Ross and Ir- win Kydd, Dorothy and Del Catherwood were second. Draws were won by Mary Can- non, Grace Hopkins and Clara Whitter. Aylmer Hood won the 50/50 draw. There will be an- other euchre in two weeks, Sept. 24. Church and Sunday School this week will be held in Utica Church starting at 11 a.m. The first choir practice of the fall season will be held this Thursday at the Sobil home and new members are invited to come out. Sunday is also open house at the manse in Goodwood and everyone is invited to come and meet the Burtons. Time is 2 to 4 p.m. In the event of rain, it will be held on Oct. 3. LIMITED TIME OFFER RCRA IRS Te [a fe I SAE AK [VR-To BR A 0:1 Lo | Aluminum Soffit, plain or vented °54*/100 sa. ft. ~ Windows & Patio Doors Stone Facing NOW AVAILABLE from Allen's Siding Masonry Veneer Allen's Siding Cosy a= ° rrhorired Products Limited t=<8=2=; Sales & Installation T om) DOORS » WINDOWS » TROUGH y 2) ' SINCE 1969 ADDITIONS + SOLARIUMS ENERGY EFFICIENT WINDOWS Reduce drafts and increase Warmth in Winter and Cooling in Summer ERAT LINDSAY (705) 328-1402 (705) 878-2023 PORT PERRY (416) 985-3333/985-3747 Reach Industrial Park - Regional Road 8 (1/4 mile east of No. 12) RBEE ESTIMATES ---- J. PETER HVIDSTEN / PORT PERRY STAR curling club last Saturday night. I have been asked to mention the Community Memorial Hos- pital's Auxiliary Fall Fair to be held in the Latcham Centre on Oct. 2 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Do- nations would be appreciated, contact Mary Cannon. Friday dinner guests with Margaret Payne were her daughter Brenda Leaker of Burke's Falls, Myrtle and Pat Spencer, Jean Kerry of Green- bank and Darlene Christie of Epsom. Johanna Urech enjoyed 17 days of a study travel which was arranged through Elder Hostel which took her to Cal- gary by plane for two days, flew on to Fort Smith in N.W.T., to Yellowknife, Inuvik, Tuktoyak- tuk. Upon returning to Cal- gary, they spent time visiting Banff before returning home to Toronto. club over the past few years. SA AR ] 1 ) COUNTRY & WESTERN LINE DAN CING Beat the stampede, call today dnd Port Perry United Church - Every Tuesday Night 7:30pm to 9:30pm - - Starting September 28, 1993 - - Only $5.00 per evening , 1-800-357-3043 ¥ TH ( J. PETER HVIDSTEN / PORT PERRY STAR Earl Mayes, past president of the Rotary Club of Port Perry was presented with a diamond pin and a plaque with gavel at Rotary's annual Past President's Night held at the Brenda Mayes, wife of past president Earl Mayes, was presented with a gift from Lynn Bertrand (left) in recognition of the support and work she has done for the local Rotary i Yl ILI! Il Ev HY li