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- 26 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, June 25, 1985 Hey, look at that! The last couple days have been busy ones for Jennifer Currie, left, the manager of Stonehouse Folk Art near Oakwood, and the organizer of a deluxe six day folk art workshop at the Oakwood community cen- tre. People came from all over the province and_pginss beyond, to be instructed by the famous author and artist Annie Richardson, of Phoenix, Arizona. Wilburs through Utica and Area News by Vera Brown Hillis and Carol Wilbur have returned from a month's holiday, where they travelled with a tour through Europe. While in England, they visited with Carol's relatives Bessie and Alf Dines in Broadstairs,and Arthur and Laura Bird of Alnwick. They spent a week visiting with Doug and Nancy Tait of Alnwick who toured them through Scotland and parts of Northern England. Recent visitors with Mrs. Crosier were Mr and Mrs. Erice Wallace of Bolton, Mrs Clare rompson of Port Perry ind Mr. and Mrs Dean Jeare and Derek of Jshawa. Mrs. Mildred Thomp- son has just returned rom a 23 day Wild West. Pour through Michigan, dissouri, Kansas, Vyoming, Utah with everal stops in Califor- iia, Nevada, Arizona, New Mexico, Oklahoma, back to Missouri and Ohio and reports good weather most of the way. Congratulations to Robert Langille and Susan Elliott who were married on Saturday in Oshawa. The Sunday School ended the season on Sun- day with graduation cer- tificates and two boys Brian Kerry and Jason Van Veghel were presented with Bibles. Lunch and picnic follow- ed the service and everyone enjoyed an afternoon of races etc A reminder of the Vacation Bible School to be held at Epsom Church from July 8th to 12th from 9:30 a.m. until 11:30 a.m. for all children from 3 to 14 years of age The Strawberry Social will be held on July 6th starting at 8 pm. in Utica Hall Tickets may be purchased from Earl Taylor. Euchre winners last Friday evening were ladies 1st Lena Ogden, 2nd Daisy Sellers and low was Irene Houghland. Men's Ist was Jim Evans, 2nd Joe Ward and low was Rita Storie. Freeze-out win- ners were May Griffin and Percy Griffin with Elva Kydd and Iva Yake coming 2nd. There will be another euchre in two weeks. Mrs. Donna Newbold had a surprise baby shower on Wednesday for her sister, Mrs. C. Caldwell of Unionville. Many friends and relatives attended in- cluding their mom, Mrs. D. Wood of Unionville, aunt Mrs. D. Almand of Rexdale and cousin Michelle Almand, mother-in-law Mrs. T Newbold and sister-in- law N. J Newbold of Caesarea. A special thanks to all who attend- ed making the evening so special. Doug and Judy Taylor attended a wedding in Markham on Saturday Sunday visitors with the parts of Europe Taylors were Mr. Ron Dean and children Jeff and Julie of Stouffville. The Doug Harper family have psrchased a house in Orono and will be moving later on in the summer and the best of luck is wished for them. Mr. Maurice Aked of Yellowknife, N.W.T. spent the weekend with his son Stephen and family who accompanied him to Toronto and area to visit many of his friends. Sunday visitors with the Aked family were Harish and Mary Parmer of Whitby and Alison's parents, John and Jane Bradbury. Chesterfield Suites Love Seats Sectionals & Mattresses A Large Selection Pe McKEEN FURNITURE $24 Simcoe StS Oshawa 7255181 Pat Stewart of Port Perry was just one of a large group of folk art enthusiasts who participated in a workshop in Oakwood last week. Above, Pat works on a Chippendale cabinet. Dream auction did come Ashburn Area News by Mrs. E. Heron The long planned for dream auction came and went last Saturday and was a very successful day. The town cryer did go through the village and beginning at noon the barbequed hot dogs and home made pies were delicious and there was a line up to hit the councillors in the faces with a wet sponge. Everything from beautiful Cabbage Patch doll clothes to Gourmet dinners was sold at the auction. A total of over three thousand dollars was taken in to help 'raise the church roof'. Even tho' it rained and everything was moved inside it didn't dampen the spirits of the bidders or the fun. Much thanks is due to the auctioneer, Ken Brown, to the president of the Kirk Guild, Bar- bara Porter, and to the committee and everyone who worked hard, con- tributed to and bought at the sale. Congratulations to Norma and Ray In- gleton. They have a new Grandson. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mitchell of Deep River spent a few days with Muriel and Alfred Fisher and relatives in the area recently. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Reynolds of Ancaster, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Reynolds of Aurora, Mrs. Georgena Cromie, Mr. and Mrs. W. McAndless and Linda visited with Ted and Rose Heron over the weekend when they at- tended the Howsam family reunion at the home of Mary and Jim Baird, Port Perry on Sunday. 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