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ey 12 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- April 10, 1984 (PU. BO T2017) NOW AVATLABLE FO THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL ... Bring in your film for processing and rec PORT PERRY, ONTARIO, CAN. New owners at Utica store Utica & Area News by Vera Brown ROTARY CLUB SPRING BBQ & DANCE Latcham Centre - Port Perry FRIDAY, MAY 4th For tickets contact any member or call: Emiel 985-2066 or Tom Mullen 985-7316 eive a REPLACEMENT FILM FORONLY ... $2 .00 Drop Off Points at the following: * Blackstock General Store *Caesarea General Store *Seagrave General Store 1 HOUR PHOTO FINISHING PORT PERRY PLAZA Just when we were getting to know our storekeeper, Murray and Lorraine Wray, they will be leaving us to move to Ashburn. The Becz family, formerly of Ashburn, will be the new storekeepers. This week in Utica Hall, the euchre on Friday at 8 p.m. and the dance on Saturday even- ing to the music of the Country Ramblers. Church and Sunday School will be held at Utica at 11:00 a.m. The next meeting of the Scugog Beautifi- cation Committee will be held on Wednesday, April 18th from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. in the Rail- road House in Port Perry. You are invited to attend and view their slides. Congratulations to Tom and Jean Suther- land whose daughter Connie and her husband Harvey Walker were blessed with a baby girl last week. This will be a wee sister for Adam. Congratulations also to the Clarks who live just east of the village on the arrival of a new baby. Mrs. Mildred Thomp- son spent Friday at Mount Albert with her mother Mrs. Miller and on Sunday she was a supper guest with Mrs. Phyllis Clarke in Ux- bridge. The John Croxall family were Sunday dinner guests with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Norman Holmes in Toronto. Bill and I had Sunday supper with daughter Dorothy and Dennis Gerrow and children at Top cow produces over 1,000 pounds of fat At the annual meeting of the Holstein Assoc- iation of Canada held in Ottawa in March, High Point Farms owned by Leslie, Kaye, Robert and Colleen Smith received the Award of Achievement for High Point Lena Elm Ex. She was one of five cows in Canada to produce 5 consecutive records over 1000 pounds fat. At the Ontario County Holstein Club banquet held in Sunderland a silver tray donated by the Bank of Commerce was received for High Point Lola Delight V.G., highest production 3 year old in Ontario Co in 1983 with B.C.A. of 241-236. hadi 3g 2 + yd vd x: 4 CRN har oF ' Lae a N The Scugog Mens Non-Contact Hockey League held their awards saturday with the presentation of individual trophies fo several players. Bill Van Camp (left) was top scorer in the league with 37 points; Pete Namienko blocked enough rubber to win the award for top goalie (a 1.50 avg.) and Carl Fitzgerald of Galley Fish and Chips accepted for his team-mates who won the league championship bas- ed on regular play. ayne Fox was named the MVP in the Non-Contact league and he received the Arnold Taylor Memorial trophy. Voting for this award was done by the 130 players in the non-contact league. Presen- ting the trophy were Betty Jane and Dan McLarnon, daughter and } son-in-law of the late Mr. Taylor. i a iT i. a +E ER lh ad rage ge 0 me a i Sh Cl SEE SS ill alii obama © dk Mr. Larry Taylor AUTOPRO MEMBER TAYLOR'S SERVICE CENTRE Highway 7A, West Port Perry, tel: 985-3655 tai AUTOPRO lf lr Abex brake linings FREE INSPECTION AND ESTIMATE (for most car models) Offer valid from April 1* to 30", 1984 ... PLUS: THE AUTOPRO NATIONAL GUARANTEE HONORED BY OVER 300 AUTOPRO DEALERS COAST TO COAST. mufflers-brake linings-shock absorbers guaranteed for as long as you own your car . . 5 % 0 off Gabriel shock absorbers *Heavy Duty *Radial Tuned (Red Ryder, Ajustomatic, Adjustable "E"') FREE INSPECTION AND ESTIMATE A solid suspension demands top quality shocks and good brakes depend on premium linings. The AUTOPRO commitment is to install only the best!