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"Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, September 26, 2000 - 21 There'll be lots of great food available after the 2 p.m. show Community Car Rally"s Sunday at Utica Hall A reminder to members that the Bethesda-Reach W.I. meet this Wednesday, Sept. 27 at Epsom Church, the historical walk begins at 6:30 p.m. and the meeting will start at 7:45 p.m. Church service this week will be the celebration of World Wide Communion and will be a joint ser- vice of the charge to be held at Goodwood at 10 a.m. Also this Sunday, will be the Community Car Rally which starts from Utica Hall at approximately 2 p.m. followed by a chili, corn on the cob supper, dessert and refresh- ments. Price for the supper is $7 for adults, $4 children and | presume the smaller ones will eat free. Registration for the Car Rally is free and there will be prizes. Come on out, meet your neighbours and have fun. David Mayberry of Ingersol, our co-operant of the Ontario Canadian Foodgrain Bank and a gentleman from Etheopia, visited Don Asling and Orvan Brethour recently. The C.F.G.B. brought two gentlemen here from Etheopia to get a better idea of our country and those who are send- Utica & Epsom ing help to them in their problems. of drought and hunger and to visit some of the project growers in Ontario. The annual meeting of the C.FG.B. this year will be held in Mount Albert in November. Lakeridge Hospital, Uxbridge Auxiliary are holding their member- ship drive. This is a two year fee of $5. Anyone in the Epsom-Bethesda area who has been missed and would like to contribute, please call Grace at 852-5737 or Barbara at 852- 5411 and they would be glad to help you. Leanne Baker of Texas has been visiting with family and friends. Part of her visit was to share in sister Heather's wedding. Heather and Herald will be residing in Ballantrae and we add our congratulations and wish you much happiness. A hearty Epsom welcome to Jason Horton and Leanne Riezebos who were married in Uxbridge on Saturday and will be making their home in the former Andrews home. The Epsom School Parent and "Curriculum" Garbage evening was well attended. The cool wind was a deterrent but much better than rain. Doug and Judy MacSween attend- ed the wedding on Saturday of Chris Hardy and Deanna Carl (daughter of Maurice and Vivian Carl) which was held in Columbus United Church, and the reception that followed at Trillium Trails. The Houghland family were also in attendance to witness the wedding of their cousin Deanna 'who is a Jean's niece. A note to those who sponsored my mother and daughter walk on Sunday for the Heart and Stroke Foundation, | made the six km. which went along the Scugog River, park and up town and back. It only took us an hour and | got to see parts of Lindsay that | had never seen. Thanks to everyone for your support. Although they lost, Port Perry played a solid game From Page 20 and blue liner Darren Forbes. The same line cut the margin to 3-2 midway through the middle frame with rookie Tyler Cameron doing the damage with help from McQuade and McMaster. The Mojacks enjoyed a short-lived 3-3 tie late in the period on a goal by Nathan Cotter with assists to Jason Whitworth and Chris Skerratt. However, the Ice took a 4-3 lead into the dressing room after 40 minutes on a very late marker by Marshall McCullough. The Ice went up 5-3 early in the third as Sean Cronsberry scored on the power play. But, a minute later, MoJacks' captain Shane Norton showed why he is wearing the C this season as he combined with Adam Jones for a nifty short-handed marker to cut the visitors' lead to 5-4. And with under a JelUA PIZZA, SUBS minute left in regulation, Jason Whitworth hooked up with Norton to tie the game and send things to the sudden-death OT period. However, the MoJacks lost the services of sniper McQuade in the third peri- od when he was called for "checking from behind" and assessed a five- minute major and game misconduct by referee Shawn Scorady. Derek Hill of the Ice was called for the same infraction mid- way through the final peri- od. The green and white turned in a solid perfor- mance in the opening game of the new Central Ontario Jr. C season, com- ing off a successful six- game exhibition schedule and an intense training camp that got underway in the final week of August. With just six teams in the League and the elimi- nation of the inter-locking games with the eastern © &WINGS 80 Water Sty [Per [Perry 085-8448 clubs this season, every point is crucial as just the top four teams in the standings will qualify for post-season action. This week, the Mojacks will have a chance to exact a measure of revenge on the Ice as they travel to ® INSURANCE ASSIGNMENT ACCEPTED ® PAYMENT PLANS ARRANGED ® SENIOR CITIZENS DISCOUNT PORT PERRY DENT Georgina Friday evening. And their next home out- ing is this coming Sunday (Oct. 1) when the Mojacks play host to the Bobcaygeon Bullets at the Scugog Arena with the faceoff set for 7 p.m. OFFICE ® EVENING APPOINTMENTS AVAILABLE .(WE COLLECT FROM INSURANCE COMPANIES) ® DENTISTRY WHILE YOU SLEEP ® GENERAL ANAESTHESIA AVAILABLE &E a PO | . i G7 "THINK Bi ENT 207% : oy "1a cut es i ' Nestleton area news p 4 Blue Ray officers installed for the "Circle of Life Year" Blue Ray Chapter A good crowd attended the September meeting when Blue Ray officers were installed for the "Circle of Life Year," 2000- 2001. Worthy Matron is Joyce Taylor and Worthy Patron, Richard Windsor. " B.J. Short gave her report of Grand Chapter Sessions in August in Toronto. Almost $100,000 was given this past year to the Alzheimer Society and 59 students received $875 each to help with studies in the ministry. Blue Ray was a party of this charitable work as well as donating to Port Perry Health Centre and other local organizations. Members are looking forward to another banner year. Worthy Matron's Project Authorized Dealer for: <== STAR Basic SYA DITIR ATI I LE ANDREWS 'T.V.ANTENNAS SATELLITE DISHES Bell ExpressVu. HOICE . 41 $100. Program Installs Free Offer ends September 30th is North Durham Hospice. To help raise funds, there will be a Court Whist Party on Oct. 20. Nestleton Presbyterian Church On Sept. 24 the 155th anniversary was celebrated with the choir "A Touch of Country" rendering three lovely anthems. Rev. Fairley brought an inspiring message. Flowers were placed in memory of Richard Davison, Howard and Dorothy Lee and Arnold Taylor by members of their families. 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