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pia. PRG i NGI Crt 2 oe SD ed : ee RR Vai NOY LS > Sp " 10-- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., August 19, 1981 RR AUS SEE Set At INE CSA EAL FT RED SPHERE | oy SER ATA RR A ME BA A SO EY Fang Eas a A a Sa Ee! b Seagrave and area news by Sheila Sears The inhibitants of Sea- grave and 'environs all appear to be very busy dur- ing this glorious time of the year. Mr. and Mrs. John Tobin have just returned from a week's visit with their son Dennis at his cottage at Cameron Lake near Fenelon Falls. On Friday, Mr. and Mrs. Tobin traveled with Mr. and Mrs. Murdock Belair to the wedding of Clifford Moon and Susan Tremayne in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Don Beacock have just returned from a tour of Montreal, Quebec City and the Laurentians in the company of Mr. and Mrs. Mel Tindall. Lee, Blair and Craig Beacock enjoyed stay- ing with their uncle Keith Rodd in Uxbridge and with their grandparents Beacock in Prince Albert® Grandpa Beacock had a memorable experience in that he wit- nessed grandson Lee hit a homerun with the bases loaded at a tournament on Sunday. Mr. Reg. Abraham is currently visiting his son Barry who resides in Vernon, B.C. Gloria Wallace has just returned from a visit to her parents in New Bruns- wick. Miss Carol Sturman is in Strawberry Threads IScoming to PORT PERRY! the Port Perry Hospital after an unfortunate fall from a horse which occurred at the resort where Carol was working for the summer. Best wishes for a speedy recovery, Carol. Our sympathy is extended Dorothy Massel on the recent death of her father. Condolences are also given to the family of Mr. Nick Newland who recently passed away. The Seagrave Store Squirts won the baseball championship at the tourna- ment held at Port Perry on Sunday. The Seagrave Old Timers weren't nearly as fortunate. They were beaten: out of the tournament at Cambray by the Little Britain Trojans. Once more the ladies will enter into the fray, as Sea- grave Turkey Power will play at Greenbank at 7 p.m, this Wednesday. On Friday po." Saturday of this week Seagrave Turkey Power and the Seagrave Old Timers will join forces to form an invincible entry into the Manilla Mixed Tourna- ment. Their first game is scheduled for 7 'p.m. on Friday night. Please give Mrs. Barb MacDonald a call at 985-2728 with your news items for next week's column. . Utica and area news by Vera Brown Church service this coming Sunday is at Epsom Church at 7:30 p.m. Speaker is Don Asling and music by the Millstream Men of. Uxbridge. Sympathy to the Isher- wood family in the loss of her father Mr. Alex Tindale. ' Best wishes to Mrs. Grant Bright who is a patient in Oshawa Hospital. Winners at the euchre on Friday evening were Ladies . 1st Dorothy Whittington; 2nd Dorothy McDiarmid and low to Nora Prentice. - Mens 1st to Ken Whittington, 2nd Geoff Gilham and' low to Morley Sellers. Freeze-out winners were Iva Yake and Alma Kennedy, Nerta Masters and Stan Beach were 2nd. There will be another euchre this Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Bailey and Mrs. Dora Geer attend- ed the Fralick-Bailey picnic at Uxbridge recently. Mrs. Pearl Hodgson of Oshawa also attended along with them. Mrs. Edna Diamond has béen visiting with her brother Fred and Mrs. Clark in Toronto for a few days. Master Grant Schofield of Taunton spent the weekend with his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. George Harper. Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Schofield and family were Sunday supper guests with the Harpers. Mrs. Mildred Thompson attended the McGillivray- Langenburg wedding at Mount Albert on Saturday and on Sunday she visited her mother Mrs. Miller at Mount Albert. Mr. and Mrs. Hillis Wilbur, Lee and Todd were at Caledonia. Todd taking part in the Junior Ball Tourna- ment. Mr. and Mrs. Eric Carre were in Toronto on Wednes- day evening, celebrating their 14th wedding anni versary at the Royal Alexandra Theatre and enjoying the performance "They're Playing our Song." Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hinch- cliffe visited the Carre's on Wednesday. Mrs. Helen Crawford of Uxbridge visited with the Sutcliffe family this past week. 83 Juniors participate in judging competition An interesting judging day was held on Tuesday, July 28th, 1981, for 4-H and Junior Farmer members in Ontario . County. The eighty-three participants evaluated classes of dairy cattle, beef cattle, sheep, goats, swine and haylage. The competi- tors also completed quizzes on plant and seed identifica- tion and safety. Visits were made to the farms of Brian Murray, Ron YOU, YOUR FRIENDS & NEIGHBOURS are cordially invited to attend The Annual ALLAN LAWRENCE BARBECUE & * CORN ROAST 'Wednesday, August 26th 4:00t08:00P.M. at DEVIL'S ELBOW SKI CLUB - Just north of Bethany, Ontario - (Follow the Road Signs) - RAIN OR SHINE - "Bring Your Appetiteand a Lawn Chair." Due to the unfortunate and unnecessary Trudeau govern- ment Postal Strike, no mailed notices or invitations can now be sent out, so please tell your friends and neighbours. %* % kk ok % SPONSORED BY THE DURHAM-NORTHUMBERLAND FEDERAL PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE ASSOCIATION. Bagshaw, Cairine Evans, Ken Graham and the Sunder- land Fairgrounds, before completing the competition at the Sunderland Town Hall. The Senior competitor with the highest overall score was. Ron Herrema, R.R. no. 2, Uxbridge. The Intermediate competitor with the highest score was Gary Jebson, R.R. no. 2, Cannington. The top Junior was Rob Malcolm, R.R. no. 4, Sunderland, and the high scoring Novice contestant was Jennifer Peers, R.R. no. 1, Pefferlaw. The Junior Farmer Inter- Club Trophy was won by the ~- Port Perry Club, consisting of the following team "members- Peter Stone, Brad . Howsam, Lynette Jackson. The winner of the Inter- Club Competition was "Sunderland Dairy Club, with team members Rob Malcolm, Lee Murray, Steve kb Down, Lorne Jibb and Laura , Malcolm. The winners in each of the sections of the competition are as follows: Dairy, Linda: Doner, R.R.2, Cannington. Beef, Peter Stone, R.R.5, Sunderland and Dean Dusty, R.R.2 Seagrave; Tie. ~ Sheep, Grant Evans, R.R. 4, Uxbridge. Goats, Ron Herrema, R.R.2 Uxbridge and Don Gordon, R.R.1, Cannington, Tie. Swine, Ron Herrema, R.R.2, Uxbridge. Safety, Jacques Lanctot, R.R.2, Claremont. HELPFUL HINTS Remove heelmarks by wiping spots with kerosene or turpentine or, by using an + ordinary pencil eraser. MAGNETIC SIGNS For Trucks, Cars, etc. - 235 Queen Street CCA CaCACaCaCAtAC) PORT PERRY STAR | Epsom news by Jean Jeffery Marlene and Ian Archibald of Udora were Sunday dinner guests with her parents Marie and Earl Wilson. Earl and Marie called on Mr. and Mrs. Blair Clarke of Claremont, Sunday evening. About twenty five members of the Acton family held a family picnic at the home of Beth and Doug Wilson, Happy Birthday (77th) to Howard Ashton all the family were home to help him celebrate over the weekend. Miss Jean Watson of Can- _nington was a supper guest on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Pelletier, Cannington were Sunday evening callers. Margaret, Earl and Eliza- beth Taylor joined the family gathering at the home of Miss Ruth Taylor of Can- nington on Sunday. Donna and Frank Van Veghel and the children enjoyed a wonderful day at Canada's Wonderland on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Asling, Miss Julie Ashton, Dr. Pat Asling and Ivan enjoyed Sunday at Centre Island. Friday evening the Baster family helped Gail and Don Prentice and family christen their new pool. Church at Epsom next Sunday, August 23 will be at 7:30 p.m. The Uxbridge Millstream Men will be present to bring us a service of song. There will be no morning service. - Don't forget to go to Basters, August 22 at 7:30 to enjoy a corn roast and hay- ride. This invitation is for the young people of Epsom and Utica communities. Kim and Keith Ellicott were dinner guests Saturday evening with her parents Ron and Lorraine Brown. Bert and Helen Ross of STOUFFVILLE BAKERY High Meadow Farm were Tuesday dinner guests at the Brown home. Garth Suther- land and friend Vondalee of Toronto were also recent guests. Stella Asling, Dr. Pat Asling and Ivan visited Mrs. Elsie Gorrill in Lindsay on Thursday evening. Tickets for 'Cooking with Ease" by Mary Lisko and the happy cooker will be at Utica Hall, September 10 at 8 p.m. Lunch during intermis- sion. There will be a draw for prepared dishes. This is sponsored by Utica-Epsom U.C.W. Members are selling tickets. This is a family affair. Helen and Bill Goslin visited Mr. and Mrs. Steven Milne of Alliston and took their grandchildren, Bradley. and Leanne Goslin of Port Perry with them. Bill and Helen attended the barbecue steak and corn roast at the home of David and Linda Atkinson on Scugog Island. The supper was sponsored by Port Perry L.O.L. Grace and Floyd Evans and Murray were holidaying in the north and brought niece, Patty Pickett of Deep River home with them. Grandma Gladys Evans who has been holidaying for two weeks with daughter. Doreen and her husband, Tom Pickett at Deep River returned home today . (Monday.) Mrs. Donna Freeman and daughter Kerry of Dundas has been visiting in the area and called on her sister, Lorraine Brown and family. Anne and Keith Wilson and children of Aurora were home with his parents Elmer and Ruth Wilson. 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