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CUR LAMA RC LTE at bs SIA NCE, SUL ALU INTRMEANON A vith nt 12 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Apr. 6, 1977 Utica and area news by Mrs. Vera Brown On Easter Sunday, April 10th at 11:30 a.m., a service of Holy Communion will be held in Epsom United Church with the minister, the Rev. Archie Scott offici- ating. The Epsom Choir will provide special music. Sunday School meets at Utica at 10:15.a.m. At Epsom United Church on Good Friday at 8 a.m., breakfast will be served, followed by a half hour service of meditation con- ducted by Mr. Mike Ward. All from Utica are welcome to attend these services. Remember the Dofasco Male Chorus concert on April 11th at. Uxbridge Secondary School. There are still tickets available. The concert is being spon- sored by Epsom-Utica and Uxbridge Churches. Mr. and Mrs. Hillis Wilbur and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Brown travelled to Mitchell on- Sunday where Todd and Charlie were play- ing hockey. This is the 2nd game of the best 3 out of 5 series for the Ontario Finals in the "C" division that the Port Perry team have won. The 3rd game will be played in the Scugog Arena on Thursday, April 7th at 7:30 p.m. How about seeing some Utica fans at the arena. LN 45 CLL RSE AAAL) EFFI ERA AAR RRL Ar vada tia Cv Mrs, C. Bell, Mrs. J. Mitchell and Mrs. J. Crosier enjoyed the Daffodil Tea and euchre in Port Perry on Wednesday. Mrs. Bell 'and Mrs. Crosier were in Toronto with the Senior Citizens on - Wednesday and visited the Eatons Centre. Mr. Jim Aird from Ashcroft, B.C., and his father Mr. Robt. Aird from Port Perry called on Mr. and Mrs, Hillis Wilbur.on Sunday. : Congratulations to our newly weds Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Storms (nee Debbie Sutherland) who were married in Utica Church on Saturday. The reception and dance was held in Utica Hall. Mrs. Jim Mitchell and Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Gray' were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Milt Parkin of Brooklin on Wednesday. Keith and Dawn Tipton" and family from Fort Mc- Murray, Alberta are visit- ing with her mother and father Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Parrinder. A family re- union was held in Utica Hall on Sunday, with 86 attend- Mr. and Mrs. Doug. Mac- Cannell of Peterborough were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Merv MacCannell. HOUSE CLEANING ~e Wall washing by professionals. '® Carpets & upholstery cleaned by Steamex. CALL 985-8640 ee NERA Nag fi , APIO aa LSE RAGEY a AS Lad Se Ve LA NSPE i Mr. and Mrs. Murray Geer were Sunday luncheon guests of Mr. and Mrs. Doug Geer at Coppins Corners. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Thompson were Saturday luncheon guests of Mrs. Jim Miller of Mount Albert. Mr. and Mrs. Don Mc- Gillivray were Saturday evening visitors with Mr, : and Mrs. Dennis Thompson. Prize winners at the euchre Friday evening were: Doris Devlin, Elsie Taylor and Anne Wallace. For the men, Herman Kerry,Ernie Luke and Irwin Y RY 3 Al FAEOR Kydd. Freeze-out winners were Anne Wallace and Irwin Kydd, Flossie Aldred and Doris Devlin. Next euchre in two weeks: Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Schofield, Tim and Amy were Sunday visitors with her parents Mr. and Mrs. George Harper. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Geer were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. John Vernon of Port Perry, Mrs. Dora Geer has re- turned from a month's vacation at Melbourne, Florida which she enjoyed with the Senior Citizens of - Uxbridge. Area cubs participate in Trees for Canada Area cubs and scouts will participate in a Canada- wide "Trees for Canada" project, designed to give all cubs and scouts the oppor- tunity to demonstrate through action their concern for their country. The Pine Ridge District Council, along with boys, leaders and parents, will be planting 6000 trees on a lot on Scugog Island on Satur- day, May 7 as their part of the project. In its second year as a national project Canadian Scouts planted over two. million trees. The - boys involved received practical' training in conservation and reforestration enabling "them to see the results of _ their work. "Trees for Canada" is a fund-raising project. The funds raised through this - project have been used to help further scouting in our community and meet other local needs. . Some of the money was used to support Operation Amigo, an Inter- national Scout Brotherhood A/S TEDMANS It's AL to see and Stedmans invites Mom, Dad and the Kiddies Peter Rabbit t SATURDAY, APRIL th PORT PERRY PLAZA 985-3344 ge & % 3 N \ 3 \ \ 10 a.m. to 12 noon \ 1p.m.to4 p.m. \ also see our large selection ea 4 {of Easter Gifts & Goodies by, # for the whole family| fe ff SS SS af oS of to Perr reemrrremorsamareocs OPEN WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY 9 A.M. 109 P.M. -~ CLOSED GOOD FRIDAY OPEN EASTERMONDAY YA. M.106 P.M. CT CEREAL oS program designed to help five South American coun- tries adapt Scouting to their needs. : pig CHROMACOLOR - gt - [| -- ELECTRONICS 75 Brock Street W. 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