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Td SE RE SEL LI A PRAT LP ba Fo § : tr) PATRIA FA EE BAHAI AN FTP Er Es al INS Ea BAAN WEEE LT aay vid Jp ' § a i 'Utica and area news By Mrs. J, Crosier On Sunday, May 2, Epsom Sunday School will partici pate in the Church Service at Epsom United Church at 2:30 a.m. There will be no regular morning service. The Official Board of the Bugle Charge of the United Church will hold an import: ant meeting in Goodwood United Church on Tuesday evening, May 4 at .8 p.m. The Epsom-Utica UCW" will meet at Utica United Church on Wednesday even- ing May '5 at 8 p.m. Please .note the change of date, Group 1 will be in charge of the meeting. As a project of their Cent- ennial, Epsom Sunday School is sponsoring a Walk- a-thon on Saturday, May 1, leaving the Church at 9 p.m. and returning for lunch. town, city or country, old or new, paid for or not, our low payment mortgage plan is if you own a home, farm or property in E probably your answer. Kindergarten Registration "MARIPOSA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL RR. 2, OAKWOOD TELEPHONE: 141 TUESDAY, MAY 4th FRIDAY, MAY 7th 9:00 - 12 noon and 1:00 - 3:00 p.m. - PLEASE CALL FOR APPOINTMENT - IVAN C. GOODHAND, Our kindly thoughts and hopes go to our minister, the Rev. W. Archie Scott, who is a patient in--Scarborough Centennary Hospital. On May 9, the Church Service at 11:30 a.m. will be in charge of the Utica Sunday School. All are welcome to the Spring Musical Variety Show featuring "The Gibson Family and Friends" and sponsored by the Epsom- Utica UCW to be held in Utica Memory Hall on Fri. evening, May 7th. Home Baking, Plants, Handicraft and White Elephant articles will be for sale. Coffee and cookies will be served. Mrs. James E. Mitchel] and Mrs. Bert Mitchell call- ed on Mr. and Mrs. Al Landry on Audley Road on Wednesday. PRINCIPAL Sunday visitors with Mrs. Jack Crosier were Mr. and Mrs. Wally Scott of London and Mrs. Marjorie Honey and Mr. Bruce Beare of Port Perry. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Beare and girls of Oshawa and Mr. and Mrs. Butch Potts and Doug of Port Perry were Sunday visitors with "Mr. and Mrs. Hillis Wilbur. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Sutcliffe spent Sunday.with Mr. and Mrs. Don Sutcliffe and family of Janetville and helped to celebrate Sherri' s birthday. Mr.- and Mrs. Malcolm Schofield and children had supper with Mr. and Mrs. George Harper on Sunday. Mrs. Lloyd Taylor and Mr. and Mrs, Doug Taylor and Andy were dinner guests of - Mr. and Mrs. Jack Evans of Scarborough on.Sunday. Thanks to Mrs. Violet Skerratt and the Port Perry Star for sharing with us such an interesting account of her craft interests. A large crowd enjoyed the dance in the Utica Hall on Friday night. The dance was sponsored by the Commun- ity Club with music by the Country Editions. "Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mitchell and family of Port Perry . were supper guests of Mrs. James E. Mitchell on Sun. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Thompson and Mr. Baker visited Mrs. Jim Miller of Mount Albert last Wed. Wedding Invitations available at the Port Perry Star 985-7383 e Consolidate All Your Debts o Get Extra Cash Now 1st, 2nd or 3rd mortgages as low as 12% %. We would like to help you. Call me personally today. WAYNE GRAIL 1 (7058) 643-4337 CALL COLLECT Meetings held in the privacy of your own home. A CANADIAN PUBLIC COMPANY WHOSE ONLY BUSINESS IS HELPING -PEOPLE « / Meals on Wheels hold conference The Meals on Wheels Com- mittee of Communjty Care Services (Metropolitan 'Toropto) Incorporated is planning an Ontario confer- ence for Meals on Wheels groups as well as for individ- uals or groups who might be contemplating starting such a program and who are looking for information and support in getting started. The conference is planned from the evening of 18th May to 3p.m. 20th May, 1976, tobe be held at Villa Col newly opened Italian Home for the Aged in Toronto. Information pamphlets have been mailed to all those - Meals on Wheels programs throughout Ontario of which we are aware. However, there is every likelihood that some operations have been missed. The cost is exceed- ingly reasonable - $25.00 for registration which includes in addition to conference expenses, two lunches, one dinner, in addition to an evening reception for all delegates on' 18th May. Those people wishing acco- modation Tuesday night through to the conclusion of the conference will pay Jr. Farmers To most 16 and 17 year olds, farming is getting back to the land and the fresh, clean air of the countryside. But those taking part in the Ontario Ministry of Agricul- ture and Food's Junior Agri- culturalist program dis- cover, firsthand, that's not all it takes to run a success- ful farm operation. Host farmers for the Junior Agriculturalists ac- cept the responsibility of helping these inexperienced young people over a nine- --week period during the summer. They're interested in young people and interest- ed in teaching them the -« basics of agriculture...from livestock production to _ machinery maintenance. This summer, the Junior " Agriculturalist program will be operating for the fourth season. Younf people will be placed on selected commer- cial operations throughout the province, where they will __ live with, and participate in, the regular activites of the family. The young people will receive a training allowance of $16.00 a day, of which the Ministry will pay $6.00 and the host farmer will provide $5.00 cash, in addit- ion to room and board worth $5.00 a day. .. Details of the program and ° applications for host farmers and interested young people are available from county and district offices of the Ontario Ministry of Agricul- ture and Food. PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Apr. 28, 1976 -- 25 (Metropolitan Toronto) [4% Incorporated at 185 Bloor ¥ii Street East, Suite 224, Toronto, M4W 3J3. Tele- phone 416-961-3885. 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