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v '¢ 4 % My t uit Wee fe Fo i [EX PE TEINORL RT And 218 = Tammy McMillen, centre, took top honours on Tuesday, April 8th at the Port Perry Figure Skating Clubs annual Skate-A-Thon. Tammy collected $105.80 for the club, with Dawn Fellows, right, second with $80.40 and Cathy Hall third highest collector with $43.37. These girls along with numerous other members skated four hours and in that time raised over $500.00 for the Perry Wirklé Fund. This fund is used for aiding skaters who advance into higher brackets of competition. ' Council ba y approves resolution Scugog Township Council, Monday night, - formally approved the resolution made earlier at a joint meet- ing of Uxbridge, Brock, and Scugog Townships, that cal- led for a return to the town- ~ ships of Regional controls of water, sewer, and dump ser--- vices. The resolution was submit- ted to council by Uxbridge administrator, R. G. Kester, « who acted as the secretary _for the joint meeting. According to Scugog clerk, Doreen VanCamp, the original joint meeting was "semi-official", but that the council's formal approval takes the resolution the rest of the way. She said the other two municipalities involved will probably take' similar action. Council also moved that the resolution go to the Region and all area provincial members. Epsom and area news This is Education Week and our Epsom School is a hive of activity. Monday was "Open House". Parents were invited to visit the schools between the hours of 1:15p.m. and 5:00 p.m. This provided an opportunity to visit the school 'while lessons are in progress. Kinder- garten class had their visit- ors in the morning. On Tuesday morning, Mr. Nelson presented a trave- logue of his recent trips to the middle East. On Wednesday, Mrs. Owen, a local artist, well-known to most of us, will be teaching an art lesson to each class. Thursday in the afternoon, Mrs. Robertson, the Dairy Princess, will give a presentation on Product- ion, Processing and Use of Milk. On Friday, Rev. Weighs only 12 Ibs.® Cuts an 8" log in 6-seconds Rugged 3.3 cu. in. engine o 16" bar and chain ¢ Proven dependability! Over 3% million Mac 10 . series saws built and sold! o Rugged enough for all day o All position choke-type All weather ignitjon insures fast start. work on farm yanch or home. carburetor cuts at any angle. Roundell will give demon- strations of Macrame at Epsom, in the morning. The U.C.W. served lunch to the large crowd who gather- ed at the Sydney Lawley sale. We did appreciate all the help given us. Thank you. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Card - visited Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Baker in Port Perry on Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Eric Benns and family of Uxbridge had supper on Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Card. Mr. and Mrs. Enoch Mc Knight visited with Mr. and Mrs. George Samells of Port Perry on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Kerry visited with her: brother, Mr. Nelson Ashton. of Ashburn, last Wednesday 169% M McCULLOCH CHAIN BAWS A&A Small Engines "Hwy. 12 North of Greenbank "Phone 985-3963 & 985-2905 For bes! results always use McCulloch powsr-matched chains, bars and sprockets, ! afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Kerry, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Kerry and family, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kerry and family, attended the wedding of Mr. Grant-Kerry and Miss Sonja Enge on Saturday at Greenbank Church. Mr. andMrs. Barry Page, Robert and Glenn visited Dini's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Van Soneren of Port berry on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Wilson and Dawn of Sarnia, visited for the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wilson. - Mrs. Donald Asling has been with her sister, Mrs. _ Elsworth Gorrill of Eden for much of the past week as Mr. Gorrill hasbeen very illin the hospital. Master Ivan Clarke visited Grandad Asling on Friday evening and Saturday. Mrs. Keith Ashton accom- panied Julie; the other mem- bers of the ballet group and their mothersto Bramaleaon ~ Monday. where they were entered in a ballet 'com- petition. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ashton were luncheon guests with their daughter, Mrs. Kenneth Catherwood and boys of Oshawa. Mr.'and Mrs. Alan 'Ashton and family of Sonya visited on Saturday afternoon and enjoyed supper with his parents, 'Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ashton. Recent visitors: with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kerry and family were Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Stearman, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Maynard and family and Mrs. Edith Alsop of Uxbridge. Also, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McKnight and family of Cedar Valley. The '1st Scugog Cubs and Scouts - (Manchester) . have 'received their garden seeds and have been busy deliver- ing them. Rev. Harry Percy speaker at Baptist Missionary Conference advertisement The theme speaker for the Missionary Conference being held at Port Perry Baptist Church from April 30to May 4 is Rev. 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