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on i, RD ee i A ESE REE IRA wis . ' : 90000 00COPOCOOOOOOOONOOPOODOOS 00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000C00OKCGOOGSIGSTS 0000000COPOOOOOOOOGOOONONODOONOOOONVODS LJ ' 10 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, August 30, 1978 SATURDAY, SEPT. 2nd Starts 4:30 p.m. until ? B.B.Q. E- Amateur Show JF Miss Port Perry Fair Pageant At the New Arena SUNDAY, SEPT. 3rd Parade - starts at 12:00 noon Exhibits - Midway Horse Racing Classified PARI-MUTUEL Wagering Privileges - 2:00 p.m. MONDAY, SEPT. 4th "Gates open at 8:30 a.m. Exhibits Livestock Midway FHM eS BETA ATS GG PR A ES EE AT J ©00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000060000000000000Q000000000000 900000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 Successful season Playground ¢ Well it doesn't seem possible but as of Friday, Aug 18th the Summer Rec- reation Program closed its doors for another year. Look- ing back over the past six weeks, I can honestly say that it was a fun-filled and thrilling time for all. I recall children involved in many sports and athletic activites, swimming, dress- ing up in many different costumes, parading and hiking here and there, part- icipating in arts and crafts and the biggest event of all - the children's Broadway hit, The Talent Show. We were fortunate to have many special visitors come to our programmes. I could not begin to list them, but to all of you who helped in your own special way to make our programmes exciting we thank you. The children also took a couple of tours, trips and adventures to the sites and we say thank you to all those involved for their co- operation and hospitality. I feel it has been a very successful summer. The daily attendance was stead- ily increasing during most of the program, except for the last two weeks and at this time many children went on holidays. Mr. Sun did his part by giving us all but four days of warm and sunshine. Before signing off I would like to thank the Recreation Committee for all their concern and support in mak- ing the programmes possible Plus a personal thank you for giving me the opportunity of a summertime. To all the parents of Port Perry, Blackstock and Caesarea and especially to those who helped out as volunteer drivers and help- ers it was greatly appreciat- ed. Congratulations are extended to Susan Gaston, Deb McLaughlin, Patti Gettins and all their assist- ants and to Jenifer Carrier and Vicki Ayers for helping to make the summer successful and providing entertainment for all the children. But our 'biggest thanks - loses goes to each and every one of the children for making the programmes a challenge and special in so many little ways. Never a dull moment. P.S. There was a blue jacket with red and white trim collar and cuffs left at the Port Perry playgroun®. It can be claimed at the municipal office. Strong arm Two local ladies, Raylene Cameron and Gina Brink man of Port Perry recently competed in the All Ontario Wrist Wrestling competi- tions sponsored by Carling O'Keefe. The competition took place at Iroquois Park in Whitby. Gina Brinkman was suc- cessful in her bid winning¥ge ladies lightweight divisi¥ and Raylene Cameron saw her hopes come to an end in the heavyweight division semi-finals when she broke her arm in competition. Congratulations, girls. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. William Hopkins of Prince Albert on the birth of a baby son last Sunday, August 20th in Oshawa Hospital. Proud grand- parents are Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Lindsay and Mr. and Mrs. John Hopkins and great grandmother Mrs. Evelyn Lynde all of Ashburn. Burns Church was nicely decorated with baskets of Gladioli for the very pretty wedding last Saturday, August 26th when Miss Kim- berley Fleming, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Fleming of Ashburn became the bride of Mr. Daivd Sanderson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Don Sander- son of Whitby. We wish the newly mar- ried couple lots of happiness. They will make their home near Ashburn. We have quite a number of folk in the hospital at the time of writing. Mrs. Ann Andrews, Mr. Ted Heron and Mr. Nelse Ashton are all in Oshawa Hospital. We wish them all a speedy recovery. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Fisher of Taunton, Mr. Forbes Fisher and sons Paul, Bobby and Bradley visited with Mrs. Daisy Parrinder one day last week. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Gard- ner, Mr. and Mrs. N. Samells and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Park- view visited recently with Mr. Douglas. Taylor and family of Guelph. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mit- chell of Deep River visited over the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. A. Fisher and other relatives in the area. Rev. McEntyre had a very thought provoking and sincere message for his con- and Mr. burn news » gregation on Sunday morn- ing. A quartette, Mrs: W. Hopkins, Miss Chrissie Simpson, Mr. Harold Fisher Hugh McKnight sang 'Jesus the son of God™". The Sympathy of the Community goes out to Mrs. James Compton and family in the passing of her husband last Sunday. The Compton family have lived in our area for mar vears - OBITUARY - WILLIAM ANTHONY GLEN GOSLIN Funeral service was held July 21, 1978 for Tony Goslin who died instantly as a result of an accident. He was in his 13th year. He is survived by his father Glen Goslin, his mother Sharon Goslin and his sister, Annette all of Epsom. Born at Uxbridge Cottage Hospital on March 10, 1966. He lived in Port Perry until 1970 when his family moved to Bathurst, New Brunswick. Tony attended Superior School in Bathurst until 1972 NOW IS ... HOME /» Tomer! when he moved to Epsom, Ontario. He attended Epsom Public School where he graduated from Grade 6 in June 1978. Tony was the 1977-78 winner of the English Award. . Tony was a member of fe Epsom United Church. He also belonged to the Ux- bridge Soccer Association and the 1st Scugog Cubs and Scouts. Funeral service was offi- ciated by Rev. R. Brawn of Port Perry United Church with burial at Hiliman Cemetery, Utica. 4 \_ CONTACT US NOW FOR ALUMINUM SIDING When Men & Material are Available! (Cash & Carry for the Do-it-Yourselfers) J \ CHRIS ALLEN ALUMINUM Lh Si tr a ATE SRN Alcan Building Products Authonzed Dealer I ) ily, ALCAN 985-3747