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es tr © @ Vv +t 3 2 v Epsom and area news By Mrs. Jean Jeffery Mr. and Mrs. Donald Asl- ing visited his mother. at Fairview Lodge on Wednes- day afternoon. : 'Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Wilson of Oshawa were luncheon guests with his . parents Mr, and Mrs, Elmer Wilson on Monday. " "Mr. Nelson Ashton of Ash- burn'called on Mr. and Mrs, Howard Ashton one day last week. : . Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wilson and family and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wilson and. family were invited to. the home of Mr. and Mrs. Laur- ence Evans of Uxbridge for lunch on Sunday in honour of Mrs. Mary Wilson's 83rd __Jbirthday. : ¢ Our sympathy to Mr. Al. Christie and Darlene in the loss of a brother-in-law and uncle Mr. Gordon Martin of Bowmanville who passed away on Sunday, The Couples Club were - delighted to have a capacity audience at Trinity - United Church Hall on Saturday evening and were so pleased with the wonderful program presented by the Woodville Uxbridge girl killed _ On Friday the 14th, May, Heather Ann Haliburton was driving six friends home from bowling at Uxbridge, - as Heather was rounding a curve on Hwy. 47 just east of Uxbridge, she lost sight of the highway in the fog, left the highway and rolled over, two occupants of the vehicle were thrown from the vehicle, one of these was 16 year old Kerry Lea Teft, Sunderland, Ontario, This person was killed as a result Investigations are being conducted 'by Prov. Const. R. Crosier. : During the week of May "10th-16th there were 20 "motor vehicle collisions reported to Whitby OPP. Seven of these motor vehicle collisions occurred in the new construction zone on Hwy. 401 between Brock Rd. ~ Ajax and Brock St., Whitby. 8 persons were injured in these collisions. 1 person was killed. There were 81: General Occurrences reported to Whitby Detachment. 1 person charged for im- paired" driving, 13 liquor seizures, 2 suspended drivers charged, 10 persons arrested for outstanding+ warrants, 4 stranded motor- ists assisted. 4 B.E. and Thefts in the " Scugog Twp. and Port Perry area resulting in a total of ----$6,500. in cash and merchan- dise being stolen, Prov. Const. E. Laas is investigating a B.E. and _ Theft at Dowson's Red and White Foodmarket which occurred sometime between Sat.,: 'May 14 and Sun., May 15th. Approx. $5,800 in cash Olympic Lottery - Tickets available at the - Port Perry Star "PALEK TRICIAN "sars CALL Us IN AND / oU WILL SEE, OUR ELECTRICAL NOWLEDGE RUNS, FROM A-TO-Z BOWMAN ELECTRIC o Residential "eo _Industrial oe Commercial: UXBRIDGE 892.7352 and merchandise was stolen Also an investigation is being conducted on. Sted- mans Junior Department "Store both at Port Perry Plaza. OPP Auxiliary Inspec- tion-the Whitby OPP Auxil- iary unit will be holding its annual inspection on Tues., June 1st, 1976, at 8:00 p.m. at the Iroquois Park Arena. Whitby, the public are invit- ed to attend. Music for the evening will be supplied by the Ajax Pipe Band. Chords also Steven Pospol- ita with his accordian and numbers. performed. by Joyce Elliots Dance Class. Everyone present had a worthwhile enjoyable even- ing long to be remembered; Wed., May 19, 1976 will be the biggest day in the lives . of Mr. 'and Mrs. Robert Thompson of Deseronto as Bob and Bev will both be ordained. How we wish Kingston was not so far away. : . We would warmly thank the Rev. Jim Bushell, of 'Minden and his cousin Mrs. Sandra Knowles, for coming to our service Sunday even- ing. Jim delivered a splen- did message and Sandra officiated at the organ. We also. enjoyed the beautiful duet by Kathy and Mike. Ward. There was a wonder- ful feeling of fellowship - when we met and talked to so many former neighbours and good friends. June '6th, I'm sure all of Bev and Bob Thompson's friends in the area will want to meet with us at the Church at 7:30 when Bob will conduct the service. Our heartiest céngratiilations "and all" our best wishes go with'them. have a notice in the Coming Events ELL TE TE TT ETE Er EE Cnn PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, May 19, 1976 -- 9 couldn't find it. Please look Epsom was supposed to ° this week. We heard the story of a waitress who dropped a tray of dishes and 20 diners stood up to dance. Did you ever hear wedding bells having the same effect? . ETE TET ORT DO EE OER OOOO L last week but I a A ee rr rn THE KINSMEN CLUB OF PORT PERRY presents Spring es FRIDAY and SATURDAY < MAY 28th and 29th 8:00 p.m. to 1:00 a.m. In The Port Perry Arena. TICKET SALES AT THE DOOR. 0 ORO ~ Ja ATO AT Ww, x ---- a -- ET EHITEIS IRON Due to an increasing demand for office supplies, the Port Perry Star is opening a new store in downtown Port Perry, 191 Queen Street - Port Perry, Ont. Stationery & Office Surprly A Division of Port Perry Star Co. Ltd. / x RESETS 3) - - Star Stationery & Office Supplies will carry a complete line of, * OFFICE SUPPLIES * SCHOOL SUPPLIES . % ADDING MACHINES * TYPEWRITERS Se Cana, * CALCULATORS # CONTINOUS FORMS % FILING CABINETS * DESKS & CHAIRS