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8 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, July 8, 1986 Local men in accidents Our area has been struck by still has shown improvement at Oshawa Sd te Es So en AN Blackstock and Area News by Joyce Kelly General Hospital. Mike Post is also in Oshawa Hospital with injuries from a fall from the roof of his house a few weeks ago. I was not aware of another serious accident when on Tuesday afternoon John Wolters - had a farm tractor accident. John Mike's accident until now, sol am quite tardy in expressing best wishes for complete recovery sent to both of these men. : Several from this area have been enjoying visiting Expo at Vancouver ~ -- some whom I have heard about are Mr. and Mrs. John Carnaghan, Mr. and Mrs. George Cochrane and Mr. and Mrs. F.J. deKnecht. On Saturday afternoon, Peggy Larmer assisted by her daughter Sharon Goulding hosted a bridal shower in honour of her niece Janice Yellowlees. This shower was "by (Turn page 9) Judy Ayer, daughter of Bud and Carol Ayer formerly of Blackstock recently graduated from Mount Saint Vincent University, Halifax, N.S., with a Bachelor of Business Administration. Yesterday's Memories (From page 5) Miss Diane McNeill drew the winning ticket at the Port Perry Legion Bingo and Dance. Lloyd Trewin keeps aim at the end of the 10,000 pounds at the Blackstock Tractor Pull track as he drove his Deutz-Allis 6080 to a first last Saturday night. place finish in the class for Stock Tractors hristmas in July JULY 21-27 « CONWAY PLACE Watch the Port Perry Star next week for details! 25 YEARS AGO Thursday, July 6, 1961 Rev. and Mrs. P. Romeril and Dennis left Monday for a month's holiday in England. Congratulations to Miss Donna Jackson of R.R.4 Uxbridge, who is this year's Ontario County Dairy Princess. Miss Carol Larocque has bought the Old Cedar Creek School from Gordon Harris of Port Perry. The Oshawa Canadian Tire Associate Store is opening a branch office in Port Perry across from the Post Office. 20 YEARS AGO Thursday, July 7, 1966 : Congratulations to Joe Baker of Blackwater who won the Hospital Slogan Contest. His slogan, "For better health, share your wealth," was chosen from 85 entries made by the Public and High School students in Port Perry. There is a definite shortage of water in Port Perry due to the long dry spell. Residents are asked to refrain from using their water hoses. 10 YEARS AGO Wednesday, July 7, 1976 Sue Gribben came up against some very tough competition, but came home from Little Rock, Arkansaw as the United States Junior National Champion. The competition involved aver 400 girls from Canada, United States and Mexico. Bryce Philp, a former native of Port Perry area has purchased the local Pontiac-Buick dealership. The change in ownership of the GM franchise became effective June 30th. They cost a little less... but they're more than worth it For years we've been telling you that a John Deere costs a little more, but it's worth it. speed gear-dnven transmission that lets you clutch and shift on the go. The new high-performance 30-inch Now there's a John Deere that costs a mower and optional 6'/>-bushel rear bag- little less and is worth more than you ger provide cutting and bagging second to might expect. We call it the "R" Series none. Riding Mower. A tight 27-inch turning radius and sec- John Deere "R" Series nders are . tor-and-pinion steering get you in and out worth more because they offer you a of tight places easily. package of features most of the compeu- A cushioned seat and 2-position, rub- tion can't match. And at a pnce that you'll ber-mounted footrests soften the nde. probably have to hear twice to believe. See us today for a John Deere 8- or 11- All three models have a full-length hp "R" Senes nder. Because when it welded steel comes to quality... more really can frame and a 5- cost less. OI AE LS VNC SERV AVR VV. FN] VS Yay -h. aa i 40080888. Zot \ 3°, \ 4 ~~ . ] ~ ¥ S | \ L- ON " 3 SE's $e UTICA FARM EQUIPMENT R.R. 4, PORT PERRY at UTICA - 985-9701 \ FO Ry Nothing Runs Like a Deere?*