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BT rm i i id ml SARNIA TCT RR onde i Lats Sn 3 i | g VJ pA Epsom and area news by Mrs. Jean Jeffery Robert and Jamie Ashton visited at the home of their friend, Andy Taylor in Utica on Sat. Earl and Marie were Sun- day dinner guests with Mrs. J. P. Wilson and Ruby. Beth and Doug Wilson were Friday dinner guests with Ron and Sandy Wagner. On Thursday Doug Wilson spoke at an Information meeting on Dairy Day in Lindsay. Beth and lan Cook and sons Adam and Luke of Uxbridge were Sunday night dinner guests with Beth and Doug Wilson and family. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Kennedy were pleased to have Peggy's mother, Mrs. Vera Fawns with them for the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Huggins of Orillia were Sun- day visitors with Jean and Gordon Jeffery. This weekend Robt. Page attended an Indoor Soccer tournament at St. Cath- erines. Margaret Taylor and friend of Toronto were Pee Wees play in M On the weekend Port Perry took part in a two-day tournament in Minden. Sat- urday morning Port Perry met Beaverton in a game that was also counted as a league game. The Stones won the game with a 4-2 score. Port Perry who was very sluggish, was fortunate to win the game 4-2. Beaver- ton showed up with only 8 players and fortunately for Port, were tiring by the third period. Beaverton opened the scoring and held the lead unitl 3:13 of the opening frame when Gibson scored for Port Perry. Robbie Jamieson shot the puck into the corner in Beaverton's zone. Jamie Menzies made a perfect pass onto Kevin's stick in front of the net and Gibson sent it home. At this point, the Stones play picked up but there were no more goals until 6:24 of the second when Keith Roberge who had a good game, gave Port the lead. The goal resulted from a lot of hustle in the corner. Jimmy Vernon and Derek Fitzgerald picked up the assists. Twenty-six seconds later with everyone in the - QO ( dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Taylor. Don't forget the Annual meeting of the Social Club at Epsom Church Friday eve- ning Jan. 28. There will be films shown - ladies bring lunch the Bells and Pages are hosting. Dianne and Ernie Green- wood visited the Basters on Friday evening. The Youth Group will meet at Basters 8 p.m. on Sat. evening. Epsom-Utica gregation - jot Con- down Objectives for our church for 1983. Large and small - for Spiritual enrichment, fin- ancing, repairs or building - Put in a box which will be at Epsom Church - Sunday School service at 11 a.m. next Sunday. Donna Van Veghel and Joel visited Stella Asling one morning last week. We hope Joel will soon be feeling fine again. Don and Kathy Trump of Toronto were weekend guests of her mother, Mrs. Helen Goslin. We were sorry to hear of the fire which destroyed the Arbuckle Chicken house at Nestleton. There were seven men in the building but no loss of life. Linda Bushell was Sundy lunch guest with her grand- parents, Howard and Ruth Ashton on Sunday. In the afternoon, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Ashton and family of Oakwood called and remain- ed for supper. Manchester area news by Viola Johnson The first meeting of the Manchester 4H Home Making Club, Ontario Heritage will be Monday, Jan. 31 at 7 p.m. in the United Church basement. The Community Hall Annual Meeting was as usual advertised last week in Coming Events in the Port Perry Star on Thursday, Jan. 27, 8 p.m. The Man- chester Community Centre corner and a Beaverton player left alone in front of the net, Beaverton tied the score at 2-2. At this point, Beaverton's play became very chippy. With ten seconds left in the second period, after sustained pressure in front of the Beaverton net, Port Perry went ahead. Derek Fitz- gerald picked up the goal with Keith Roberge and Jimmy Vernon getting the assists. In the third period, Tim Allsopp made a pretty pass to Ian Smith who got Port's fourth goal. Port needed the goal as they were not playing aggressive hockey at all. Players were trying to do it on their own and as witness- ed in past games, the Stones can't win hockey games without team effort. Port Perry also picked up two penalties in the closing min- utes of the game and with 44 seconds left found them- selves two men short. For- tunately for Port, Beaver- ton's power play was lacking punch and the Stones penalty killing came through without Beaverton scoring. The second game for the Stones was supposed to take flock to our CA ah Only $1.00 "Winter" Sale BUY 1 PIECE - GET ANOTHER FOR ONLY Hall at one time was called the Reach Township Hall. That took in a wide area. Please come this Thursday at 8 p.m. and feel welcome to help in future coming events as you have in the past years. We appreciate the events and meetings that the organizations of young people have been having each week along with their leaders. We now need more workers of adults to help for inden place at 8:00 Sunday morning but the boys didn't get on the ice until 9:00. Their opposition was a team from Aurora. Port came out at the short end of a 2-1 score in a game they deserved to win. They outplayed and out- shot the opposition but could not put it in the net. Port's only goal came from Jamie Menzies who Stones. Mike Toye who also worked hard for Port picked up the assist. Unfortunately Port came up against a whistle happy referee in this game who was either giving out penalties or giving out advice every time either team looked at each other. Port's penalties hurt more than Aurora's did and that seemed to be the story between two evenly matched teams. Even though Port lost the boys came up with the kind of hard-working team effort that sends their fans home pleased. Good work Stones! Monday night Port is at home to Little Britain and next weekend the Stones travel to LeFroy for their annual tournament. Good luck boys! inter Clearance. Wint ces "Slacks o% "Receive lower oe se 3] (OF mew *Blouses [J more! 3 DAY Qink CLEARANCE <& A LADIES WEAR Thurs. To Sat. AN ~ 261 QUEEN STREET JAN. 27th to 29th PORT PERRY TELEPHONE: 985-2281 FTN sparkled throughout the game for the future programs of enter- tainment. Mrs. Clarence Harnden is home from the Hospital. She had been very ill. We hope for a speedy recovery. Every one interested in the Manchester Bible Study group, please meet at the church on Monday, Jan. 24 at 8 p.m. Too late to advertise for this weeks meeting. There will be a bible study group meeting in the future. Miss B. McLean's sermon on Sunday was - 'One Faith, One Lord'. It was very interesting. The Choir sang one Anthem, "Make me a Captive Lord". The con- gregation enjoyed the music. A cheery note for some time now Mrs. Aletha Holtby is well enough to enjoy life at home again. She had often been in hospital. she enjoys the visits from her kind neighbours, relatives and friends. ' v ! : RR) £000 12a . «Veh A RX 1! *% 1a 5 5 ab dus Fen rh raed tS Sa ~ PORT PERRY STAR -- Tues. January 25, 1983 -- 21 Utica area news by Vera Brown Church and Sunday School this week will be held in Ep- som Church at 11:00 a.m. with Rev. John McManiman tak- Ing the service. A reminder of the Social Club meeting on Friday, Jan. 28th at 8 p.m. in Epsom Church. This will be an even- ing of movies and planning the 1983 programme. There will be a euchre in the Hall this Friday at 8 pm Birthday wishes to Mr. Jas. Grier who will be 96 on January 27th. Kevin Carre attended a bir- thday party at Mother's Pizza parlour in honour of a classmate Miss Sara Brown who was 6 years old. Mr. Jack Hinchcliffe was a guest of the Carres on Wednesday. Mr. Eric Carre is attending the Maple Leaf Pittsburg game in Toronto tonight. Mrs. Denise Carre was busy judging the figure skating at the Oshawa Skating Club Invitational competition last Friday. Wednesday luncheon guests with Mrs. Mildred Thompson were Mrs. Ethel Wideman of Newmarket, Mrs. Pearl Breen of Sutton, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Myrtle Hallman and Mrs. Vern Pegg of Mount Albert. Mildred spent Satur- day afternoon with her mother Mrs. Miller in Mount Albert. Miss Karen Skelding had a few of her friends in on Satur- day afternoon to help her celebrate her 8th birthday Happy Birthday Karen! The two Ashton boys were Saturday afternoon guests of Andy Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. Doug Mac- Sween were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dan- ny MacPhee in Little Britain. Miss Angela Guy and Mr. Dale Beare of Oakville were Sunday visitors with Mrs. Crosier. Senior Citizen news by Marion King Well, Senior Citizens Club 101 have been keeping busy. We had a New Year's Eve Party at Latcham Centre, complete with hats, horns, punch and good food. We played euchre until 10 o'clock, then had our party and then danced until 12 o'clock, when "Auld Lange Syne" was sung. Everyone took part and helped to make it a success. On January 12, we had our regular meeting with a good attendance. Mary Poats is ac- ting Secretary in the absence of Marjorie McCombe, who is aie. .ofte. afte. oft oft. ofo afte oie oie fe often obo obs ole of ole of ofe often of fo Be fie ote oie. oe ofo. ofie ole recuperating nicely at home. We had the various reports and the January and December birthdays were honoured. Emmy Cox gave us a love- ly recitation. This was very humorous. A dainty lunch was enjoyed. On January 19th we had an Activity Day when shuffle- board. cards etc., were en- joyed. At 5:30 we enjoyed a pot-luck supper, followed by a film *"*Enjoying The Good Life." Prizes were given to ten lucky people and a good time enjoyed by all. 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