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Learning to windsurf Is a lot easler on solid ground, than In the water. A board was set up along the waterfront on Friday for those Interested in learning the ropes. An ex- pert was on hand to give out pointers. Epsom set for picnic season Bo : yi This is the picnic season. Ep- som area is lucky to have two community picnics where everyone is welcome. The Bethesda Reach Women's In- stitute invite you to the Boadway home July 29 at noon. Aug. 26 the Social Club invites everyone for swimming, boating and visiting to the Tapscott Cot- tage on Cameron Lake. Come ear- ly, stay late and have supper with us. The Acton Family Picnic was held in Elgin Park, Uxbridge on Saturday with a good attendance. Doug and Beth Wilson and family joined the Lee family for a picnic in Orillia on Sunday. Doug's parents Elmer and Ruth Wilson also attended. Rose Evans and children at- tended Crusaders Bible Club Camp at Omemee last week. Ruth Ashton was pleased to have Donna Rodine and children of Woodville call on her one day last week. They also called for a wee visit with Mrs. Jordan. On Saturday, Ruth Ashton, Faye and Keith Ashton, James and Robert all attended the wed- Free Pickup & Delivery Free Estimates COUNTRY UPHOLSTERY 705-328-1156 ding of Ruth's granddaughter Sandra Ashton in Woodville. Faye and Keith Ashton attend- ed Open House at Sandra and Robert's home in Lindsay on Sun- day. They also called on Faye's aunt Elsie Gorrill of Lindsay. Another circle on your calen- dar! This is for Sunday, July 22. It is a Golden Wedding Day for our friends Clara and Jim Jones. See you at Utica Hall between 2 and 5 p.m. Several attended the Decora- tion Day Services at Foster Memorial yesterday. The Maurice Tapscotts have been on the move too as two of their nieces have been married in July. One wedding in Markham and one in Bailieboro. Hurry and get better Doris - we miss you. There was a large family gathering at the Maharaj home on Sunday when about a hundred relatives gathered to observe last rites for the late Bram Maharaj. Mrs. Maharaj's mother from Trinidad is still visiting her daughter Chandra. DONNA ANDERSON PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, July 17, 1990 -- 13 It was so good to see the rain but did it have to come on Festival Days Weekend. Organizers did well to arrange everything. My three bought t-shirts but Elizabeth is the only one who is allowed to wear hers. I'm writing this in pain. Last week John & I tried to show Heather & Robbie how to play soccer. We did manage to win 10-9 but Heather kicked me in the ankle. She grinned when I asked if I could borrow her shin pads for the next game. We Bredins have to learn the hard way. Heather wouldn't wear shin pads until she was kicked in the ankle. Ed Daigle has had a busy sum- mer so far. He is coaching a soc- cer team & travelling to Europe & also to a family reunion in Nova Scotia. He is doing a great job as \| tended the Be coach. He has coached a cham- pion team, and I can see why. His theatrical voice carries across the field as he encourages his team. Don't over do it, Ed. Max & Charleen are also busy. It was good to hear about Tracie Andrews & her singing. Parents, please inform us about + the good things yeur kids are do- ing. We must accentuate the positive. Ii On the weekend the Bredins at- test. centre employees picni¢ at Terry & Peggy Staples in Janetville. The food was plentiful, games were varied but unstructured. The hay ride was concluded by the annual visit at the Janetville monster. Terry is the deputy reeve at Manvers Township. : Have you noticed the Nixon's house has been rejuvinated? It looks great. Work has also been done at Judy & Don Phinney's It's hard to believe but a little birdie told me that the Curling Club is getting ready for the winter. President Doug McMillan has organized bonspiel dues and such. Doug it's only the middle of July. What organization!! Have you had summer holdiays yet? New arrivals in town, Alaina & Brennan Malcolm of Barber Street enjoyed the rides at the Festival Days. d If you have any news for next week please call Ilean Pugh. Rain arrived at bad time HOSPITAL REPORT July 6-12 AdmiSSIoNS........cevevvinienniinnens 21 BirthS.....ccovoeiiiieiiiiiiiieennennnes 3 Deaths........cocoevveiiinniiininneennnens 2 Emergencies..............ccoeeunene 284 Operations............cccoeeeerinnnnnnns 5 Discharges............ccvveeeeeeenens 34 Remaining.........cccoeevnnnneeneneees 26 ABSOLUTELY NO SERVICE CHARGES FOR ANY CUSTOMER WHO MAINTAINS A BALANCE OF $2,500 IN THEIR PERSONAL ACCOUNT. Tired of paying bank service charges? 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