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1 0 ® = ® (om i | Church service this week at 11 a.m. in Utica will be a joint ser- vice with Goodwood congregation joining Epsom-Utica. The speaker for this week will be Marion Wells of Lemonville. Friday at 8 p.m. there will be a euchre in Utica Hall. On Saturday evening starting at 5:30 p.m. there will be a pot-luck picnic and barbeque at the home of Marvin & Cathy Stevenson to say farewell to the Denzil Irving family who are moving to Sault Ste. Marie. To R.S.V.P. call Cathy at 985-2096. Cost is $5 a family. On Sunday, July 8, there will be an 80th birthday celebration in Manchester Hall from 14 p.m. for a former Utica resident, Mr. Henry Skerratt and I am sure he would be delighted to see former neighbours on this occasion. Sympathy from the community is sent to the Houghland family in the passing of Bruce's mother Bring lawn outdoor donb i Small attendance at church on Sunday. The service is outdoors next Sunday July 8th at 11 a.m.. Please bring lawn chair. Service will be followed by a pot luck lunch and games afterwards. Vacation bible school July 3,4,5,6, from 9:30 a.m. until noon. Weekend visitors at the home of Leah Michener were cousins Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bowles from Lodi, California and son and daughter-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Michener from Bobcaygeon. Weekend callers on Armour and Rachel McMillan were Gor- don and Helen Hood, Valentia, and Trevor Watson from Markham. Helen McKean travelled by train to Petoskey, Michigan, to at- tend a surprise 50th birthday par- ty for her son Douglas. He is the "Fire Cheif"' of Deer Park Station there. Over 100 guests enjoyed the celebration. She also visited her granddaughter Michelle Parker who is on the Fire Department in Traverse City. On the way home she visited with daughter Dale & Ken Ellison & family in Thamesville. Travelling by train is the way to go these days!!! It was interesting to see a pic- ture of the "Lee Home" is Satur- days Toronto Star. We all remember the Ernie Lee house that was moved to the Scugog SRR oo service a, Mrs. Irene Houghland of Whitby. Hillis & Carol Wilbur were Fri- day supper guests with Mrs. Ruby Beare in Port Perry to celebrate the birthday of Carol's sister Sharon. On Saturday, the Wilburs & MacSweens took in the Blue Jays win over the Oakland A's at the Sky Dome. The Day Care Center held a barbeque picnic and graduation ceremony on Thursday with many parents and friends attending. The Aked family held their an- nual Canada Day celebrations on Sunday with a barbeque, lots of games, an evening camp fire and a glorious display of fireworks. Mrs. Fielding was a Sunday supper guest with son Frank and his family in Port Perry. Bill Fielding and Donna Wakeford of Oshawa were Monday guests with rene. chairs for Museum from Greenbank. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Hill on the birth of a son, Tyler, another grandson for Mr. and Mrs. Erston Coulter and first grandchild for Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hill. News next week 985-2924 or 852-6993. Sunderland ° man killed Ld @ in accident A 51-year old Brock Town- ship man died early Saturday morning in a single vehicle acci- dent on Durham Road 23. Regional Police say Rich- ard Clayton Dingman of Lot 5, Concession 9, Sunderland, was northbound on Regional Road 23, a mile south of Regional Road 10. His vehicle left the road and struck a culvert. The victim, who died in- stantly, was alone in the vehicle at the time of the crash which took place at 4:00 AM. A post-mortem has been or- ~ Caesarea Firefighters held a car wash at the fire hall on Saturday to raise money for Muscular Dystrophy. The car wash ran from 10 a.m. until 3 p.m. PLEASE RECYCLE 3 PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, July 4, 1990 -- 17 IRWIN SMITH MUSIC LTD. 305 QUEEN ST., PORT PERRY 416-985-2635 -- SUMMER HOURS -- CLOSED MONDAYS through July & August -- REGULAR BUSINESS HOURS -- Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday ........... 10 AM to 5 PM Friday ...ocoooeeevveeemeeeeeeniimnnnnnneneee es seanes 10 AM to 8 PM Saturday ......eeveeenmmemirinii aes 9 AM to 5 PM STORE WILL BE CLOSED TUESDAY, JULY 24th through SATURDAY, JULY 28th, for HOLIDAYS. THE SCUGOG CHAMBER OF COMMERCE -- and -- THE BAHAMAS TOURIST OFFICE -- present -- A BAHAMAS GOOMBAY BASH -- featuring -- dered by the coroner. ALLAN JOHNSON and the RAKE AND SCRAPE BAND Allan has played in all the major hotels in The Bahamas and currently has two hit albums on the market. And at halftime .. THE GOOMBAY SUMMER FASHION SHOW Back by popular demand, this fashion show is put on by The Association of Bahamians in Canada and will feature Bahamian fashions and swimwear. And that's not all ... What trip to the islands would be complete without tasting Bahamian cuisine? Try conch fritters, fried snapper, coconut pie or guava duff, all prepared at the Festival Tent by the association. And inside the tent at The Yellow Elder Bar, try a Bahama Mama or Goombay Smash. It's Better in the Bahamas! FRIDAY, JULY 13th DOORS OPEN at 8 PM $10. per Person Tickets available at Emmerson Insurance, Pete's Pet Pantry and The Port Perry Star. PAP PAYS «THE MARINE UPHOLSTERERS' Servicing Durham Region and Surrounding Area BOAT TOPS, BOAT SEATS COMPLETE MARINE INTERIORS ALY SECs 20% Off On HWY. 7A MOBILE SERVICE (East of Taylor Ford) (Port Perry) 985-4857 (Ajax) 831 -3086