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CR, SAO RE RA JSR I SES OY Tad SOK |. Utica area news by Vera Brown Church service this week at Utica at 9 a.m. The Epsom-Utica U.C.W. will hold its Sept. meeting on Tuesday, Sept. 9th at 8 p.m. at Utica Church. Group 1 is in charge. The Official Board will hold a meeting in Utica Church on Thursday, Sept. 12th at 8 p.m. There were 17 tables of euchre played in the hall on Friday evening with winners as follows: Ladies 1st Hilda Edwards, 2nd Vera Brown, low Louie Mitchell. Mens 1st Bill Brown, 2nd Hardy Noble and low to Phyllis Clarke. Freeze-out winners Margaret and Martin Gall 1st with Erma Watson and Lena Ogden 2nd. There will be another .euchre this Fri- day evening. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Lind- say had Mr. Lindsay's sister Mary Currah visit them from Minden over the week- end. : The Lindsay-Crowells Reunion was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Russ- ell Lindsay R.R.4 Uxbridge. A most enjoyable time was spent by all. There was entertainment for young and old such as races, swimm- ing, baseball, bingo, etc. The main attraction of the day was.a 6 mile trip through scenic country roads on a hayride. The eldest couple in attendance was won by Mr. and Mrs. Fred Roome. The youngest in attend- remember when... continued 'a charitable performance at a local theatre where he had the pleasure of meeting the Earl of Athlone and Princess Alice. Rev. J.C. Clough was presented with a watch and an engraved addresss by Mr. H.G. Hutchenson in ap- preciation of the work done by their Rector, in both Port Perry and Brooklin. 25 YEARS AGO Thursday, September 8, 1955 A record entry of 150 animals has been received for nection with Port Perry Fair on Labour Day. A purebred holstein owned by L.S. Malcolm, Nes- tleton, is an outstanding lifetime producer. She pro- duced a total of 135,963 Ibs. of milk containing 4,627 lbs. fat. Mr. Frank Hastings has purchased the Bowling Al- ley. The alleys will be opened for business on Septem- ber 15th. 15 YEARS AGO Thursday, September 9, 1965 Harry Phoenix, chairman of the Community Memorial Hospital, recently presented five members of the hospital staff with 10 year service pins. The presentation took place at the summer home of Mr. and Mrs. E. Hook at Highland Beach. Receiving the pins were Mrs. Hook, hospital superintendent; Mrs. Louise Elsner; Mrs. Douglas Mackey; Mrs. Wentworth Wat- son; and Mrs. Jack Gray. - "Flettdale Royal Charm", owned by Robert Flett of Oshawa, was judged Junior Champion Female at the annual Black and White Show held at the Port Perry Fair. '"'Roybrook Malinda", owned by Roy Ormiston of Brooklin, was chosen Reserve Junior Champion Female. Port Perry Public School enrolment on Tuesday was a record 527, an increase since June of 21. Prime Minister Lester B. Pearson, on a nationwide T.V. and radio broadcast Tuesday night, announced that a federal election will be held on November 8, 1965. Corporal Ralph Gibson and Mrs. Gibson, Calgary, are visiting his grandmother Mrs. Gordon Bentley. 10 YEARS AGO Thursday, September 10, 1970 Victor Malcolm's resignation as clerk-treasurer --of Cartwright Township to assume a similar position with Reach Township has been prompted mainly by financial reasons. Mrs. P. Mulligan carefully placed about 70 poppies on the white cross held by Mrs. L. Leahy, while Rev. R.C. Rose called out names of the fallen comrades in two world wars, during the dedication service of the new cenotaph in front of the Legion Hall on Saturday. Manchester News - Mr. and Mrs. James Torrens and children were visitors with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Frank Johnson on their return from a 900 mile trip through Canada and the States. The Queensville Restaurant, Port Perry, was re- cently sold to Mr. and Mrs. Emiel Kroonenberg, for- merly of Toronto. They and their four children have now taken up residence in Port Perry. Former owner, Mr. Kotsopoulor, thanks all of his former patrons. Mrs. Rose Philip of R.R.4, Port Perry, won a first place ribbon and six second place prizes at the C.N.E Annual Bake Day Contest last Wednesday. Mrs. Dor- othy Naples of 205 Rosa Street had a first place, a second and three thirds. ~the-annual-Black-and White Show to_be held.in con- | ance was Teresa Lindsay. Draw prizes 1st prize-2 lawn chairs was won by Mr. Wm. Morrison. 2nd prize-book of Wintario tickets won by Mrs. Marie Hart. 3rd prize-book of wintario tickets won by Mrs. Bev Clark. Many thanks to past president Mr. Dave Speirs for all his work he put in to make the reunion a success. Dancing was in full swing to close the even- ing. It is with sadness we say goodbye this week to Barry, Adelle and Michelle Mole who are moving back to the Yukon to live. It was nice to have them in the community even though for a short time. Congratulations to Jack and Cathy Monsma on the birth of a son this past week. Mrs. Roy Sutcliffe accom- panied Mr, and Mrs. Stewart Bray to Sudbury on the weekend where they attend- ed the wedding of her grand- daughter Nancy Bray to Mr. John Reid. Mrs. Margaret Miller of Mississauga is visiting with the Sutcliffes for a few days. Other visitors were Mrs. Donna Brockman, Michele and Bradley of Courtice. Mrs. Faye Schoffield and children visited her grand- mother Mrs. Delia Harper on Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Geer and family were Sunday dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. Alan Ashton and family at Oakwood. Several from the commun- ---ity--attended--the --Steam = Threshing Days at Quaker Hill on the weekend and also the tractor pull at Uxbridge Fair grounds. The Barr-Janowski wedding dance was held in the -hall on Sat. evening. Congratulations to Earl and Cecilia on their marriage. TRENTWAY TOURS THANKSGIVING WEEKEND NEW YORK CITY 4DAY - DEPART OCT. 10 VERMONT FOLIAGE TOUR 4DAY - DEPART OCT. 10 LAKE PLACID 3DAY - DEPARTOCT. 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