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So an EAGT 7) y Ay Dat Tony 5 v 3 sad J SAY p 2% (* SRSA FH RRITILDS AS SAA SERN Epsom goin are Saint Patrick's Day supper at Epsom Church was wetl attended and after the - supper all enjoyed a heart- warming program. So many of our children have been ® gvinning prizes and compet- itions that we thought we would like them to entertain us which they did right royally. The girls choir sang "Put your Hand in the Hand" and "Pass it On'. Both choirs from Epsom won first prize at Sunderland Music Festival. Then there was an accordion solo by Joseph Pospolita who won first place in a compet- ition for boy's under ten. The competition for Accordion Players was held recently at Barrie. Next Bev Rudkin and Frayer Lee played guitars while Judy Rudkin sang. Beth Underhill sang a solo. Beth was placed first in competition at sunderland Tusic Festival singing "Spring 1s Calling". Mark Kerry played a piano solo. Pauline Brown danced for us twice, one Irish dance and a Scottish dance. Pauline had also been in a dance competition recently. Steven Breznikar played the guitar and brother, Peter, played the accordion. Then the boys played a duet. Julie Ashton played a piano solo. We enjoyed the songs, "Paper Roses" and "Rain Drops Keep Falling on my Head" by Patti Kendry and the Kerry four, Paul, Donna, Mark and Glenn. Dorothy Brown and Connie Sutherland, with a little help from Brian, sang a lively medley of songs. Richard Holy played his accordian and his sister, Suzanne, also played a solo. After singing the 23rd Psalm, Rev. Mr. Scott pro- nounced the benediction. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Nursing Home News Tuesdays Church Service was taken by Pastor Payne assisted by Mrs. Payne, pianist and Mrs. Welsh solo- ist. The gospel lesson was taken from the book of Mark. Pastor Payne showed films and spoke on a tour of the Holy Land. Thursdays bingo was at- tended by twenty-one play- ers. Winners were John Doupe, Wm. Smith, Shaw Hamilton, Harold Herry, Charles Smith, Edith Byers, Sophia Percy, Mae Clarke, Bill Moroz, Pearl Myers and Mintche Phoeniz. Friday afternoon we were treated . to .a delightful concert by the Nancy Jeyes Singers. The group includes Nancy Jeyes, Rita Taylor, Jackie Woods, Judy Craw- ford, Norma Richards, Velda Allin, Shirley Camp- . bell and Jane Schmidt. Mrs. Richards and Mrs. Allin al- ternated to provide piano, ukelele and guitar accom- paniment: The program was most enjoyable with pany old favourites such as You'll Never Walk Alone and Sweet Charity. We then were invited to join in and request favour- ites, which we did with enthusiasm. We sang Has Anybody Seen my Gal, There will be BlueBirds over the White Cliffs of Dover, Irish Eyes, Danny Boy and many more before the afternoons enjoyment came to a close. Mr. C. Smith thanked the group for a most entertain- ing afternoon. We hope to have them back to the new building. expect from DES. ear this Shur-Gain plus ~~ Synovex combine for beef profits. SHUR-GAIN.is a proven program in the cattle feeding business.-- Synovex is a proven implant to improve rate of gain and feed conversion. It's as good or better than what we learned to- So put these programs together at your local SHUR-GAIN Dealer and take advan- tage of Synovex H for your heifers or Synovex S for your steers. animal health service WALLACE MARLOW Co. Ltd. BLACKSTOCK, tel. (416) 986-4201 a news Kerry had dinner on Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Tripp of Shirley road. Our deepest sympathy to Mr. and Mrs. Victor Drmaj and family. Mrs. Drmaj is visiting her parents in New- foundland, and today, Mr. Drmaj flew to be with her as her father had passed away. Our good friends Ruby Wilson and Annie Yeo left on Saturday to spend the winter _ school break in Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Syd Lawley visited Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ashton one day last week. Mrs." Ken Catherwood, Brian and Barry are visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. Ashton, for a few days. This morning, they visited Mrs. B. Bushell of Uxbridge. Julie Ashton visited today with Michelle and Donna- Lynn Oldenall. Ivan Clarke is visiting Grandma and Grandpa for the week. Norine Card has grand- sons, Rick and Michael Benns, visiting her this week. The Cards attended the Norrish-Mockler wedding in Uxbridge on Saturday. Mrs. N. Sanderson visited her father, Jas. Campsell, to help him celebrate his birth- day. 5 Was hal ram NY EAALLY, anssingrdoid Bethesda-Reach Women's Institute have received an invitation to attend a Ladies night at the Oddfellows Hall when the Cancer Society will be showing a film on April 3rd. Then we will return to the home of Mrs. T. Burnett for business and social hour. Our church congregation is invited to attend Trinity United Church Palm sunday service, March 23 at 7:30. A Passion play will be present- ed by St. Matthews Church, Richmond Hill. Title of the play "For He had Great Profession'. Mr. and Mrs. Barry Bushell visited his sister in Port Hope on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Martin of Bowmanville visited his sister, Annie and her husband, Allie Christie. Garbage contract. ..? Scugog Township council will wait until the next meet- ing to confirm the accept- ance of a tender for garbage collection in Ward 3 by J.R.T. collection firm. Submitted on a per pick-up basis, council applied the fee over an 18-month basis and will confirm their figure of $12,043 before drawing up the contract. The contract would go from April 7 this year, to September 30, 1976. hail 0 er RDA THY bk Sod dma sannd ye PORT PERRY STAR - ednesday, Mar. 19, 1975 - ¥ . 4 orf ysis os LNT 00 nd REA Burketo News Mrs. F. Holroyd, Caesarea called on Mr. and Mrs. Frank Holroyd and family during the week. Mr. and Mrs. D. Gatchell, Brooklin were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. A.C. Stephenson. Mr. H: Davey Bowman- ville visited this week with Mrs. R. Davey. The community was sad- dened to know of the sudden passing of Mr. Milton Virtue of Tyrone. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Virtue, brother of Archie of Oshawa and two sisters Elva, Mrs. L. Byam, Tyrone and Ruby, Mrs. A. Spicer of Bowman- ville. Internment was in Bethesida Cemetery. Mrs. Fred Tabb, Bowman- ville was a Sunday supper guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. Swain and family. Mrs. S. Grant, Alan James and David of Zion were Sunday luncheon guests of Mrs. R. Davey. Mrs. S. Tabb, Bowman- ville was a Sunday supper guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. Swain and family. Mrs. K. Robbin called on Mrs. J. Sinclair who is a patient in Memorial Hospital in Bowmanville on Sunday. Mr. J. Cooper, Bowman- ville visited with Mr. and Mrs. A. Swain during the week. Mrs. H. Osbourne and Helene, St. Catharines spent the weekend with Mrs. K. Robbin. Several attended the an- nual Farming Frontiers Show at Utica Community Hall recently. 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