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: 5 tf 5 § | § i i i 5 | Epsom and Area News by Jean Jeffery Gee, the kids at R.H. Cornish Public School are great readers! So good, in fact, that they recently won themselves a computer for raising the most money in the Multiple Sclerosis Read- a-thon, out-reading every other public school in TR | #4 ofr \ SAN J \ | ----" ER il .. --- oy ¥r > the Region. Above are the school's top fun- draisers with the spoils of victory: from left is Susan Bainbridge, who raised $137, Kim Oke, $102, and Shelly Bourgeois, $86. Altogether, Cornish readers raised $3,017.29. Flat-topped fenders and the sleek lines of a completely enclosed engine compartment don't just look good. They help the B8200's 19 hp diesel engine run quietly. Operator comfort is further increased by the large floorboards that offer a real platform, more like a big tractor. The B8200 has other special features too. Two-speed rear PTO, nine forward and three reverse speeds, Category | 3-point hitch, large control levers and a choice of 2- or 4-wheel drive. So come by and take your own good look at the B8200. KUBOTA Nothing like it on carth™ -B & W FARM SERVICE - Div. of Donneral Bros. Ltd. R.A.B, SUNDERLAND (708) 357-3760 or 367-319R re aaa c, ' Te PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, April 29, 1986 -- 19 joyable evening ever. The desserts were delicious and everything so tastefully decorated. There were not as many presents as expected due to illness and death in the community. The Bethesda-Reach W.I1. had a well attended Annual Meeting at the home of Corrine Croxall. The District Annual will be May 21 at Trinity United Church, Uxbridge. Any girls 12'and over who are in- terested in a garden club, please contact Corrine Croxall or Kathy Anderson. On June 25th, the Bethesda-Reach W.1. are taking a tour of the Parlia- ment Buildings and are anticipating a viewing of the quilted wall hang- ing which has been presented to the Queen from Women's Institute. Next will be a visit to the Science Centre, where there is a world food display. They will compare foods for many countries around the world and computerize food consumption from various areas. Before returning home a stop will be made at Cullen's Barns for dinner. If there are any other Institutes that wish to join our group for the day, please contact Mrs. Orvan Brethour or Mrs. Stan Clydesdale. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W aiker call- ed on Ross and Barbara Evans on Sunday evening. Congratulations and best wishes for our good friend Mr. Howard Gourlie who celebrated his 88th Bir- thday with a family dinner of the home of his daughter Mrs. Doris Armstrong of Epsom. Attending the dinner were Jim and Fay Gourlie and family of Epsom, also guests were present from Newmarket, Oshawa, Blackstock, and Toronto. We were sorry to hear of the pass- ing of a former neighbour Mr. Her- man Kerry. Herman was raised in this community, his parents Mr. and Mrs. George Kerry were the mainstay of Utica Presbyterian 'Guess Who' best evening ever I heard two families tell the same story about 'Guess Who's Coming To Dinner' party Saturday evening - both agreed it was the most en- Church for many years. We will not soon forget the good helpful neighbour with the broad sinile and the quick wit. Our sympathy to his widow Edna and his sons Raymond, Walter and Arnold, their wives and families. Our sympathy to Mrs. Harry Harper of Oshawa in the loss of her husband. Gladys called Epsom home till her marriage. | . Melba McKay, Robert Houghland, Mel Bailey and myself are all home from recent visits to the hospital and are improving. Walter and Elva Kerry, Lorne and Eileen Slute will have the organization of our May Social Club m ! Ken and Beth Catherwood spent the weekend with her parents Howard and Ruth Ashton. Darlene Christie had a little "go- ing away" party for Mr. and Mrs. Tom Kartzmark. Their dinner guests were Tom and Vivian Kart- zmark, Kim and Keith Ellicott of Blackstock and Eva Johnson. Several of the neighbours called during the evening. Archie and Jennie Watson, Earl Taylor and Lois Bushell called on Howard and Ruth Ashton. Clarke, Wendy and Yvonne Moore called on Gordon and Jean Jeff on Sunday. LAWN SEED at SWAIN SEED Regular Mixes or Mixed to your Specifications. Prices start at *1.35 And we will refund the sales tax on two or more 55lb. bags. Call us now to order or drop in! 3 MILES SOUTH OF BLACKSTOCK ON THE OLD SCUGOG ROAD. Call: (416) 986-4331 knows your OGM car better ... than your General Motors Ee i oe -------------------- Nobody dealer! Guaranteed Service Guaranteed GM Parts | Guaranteed Price SERVICE DEPT. HOURS: Monday to Friday 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. A wh ! mn TR AH) y FRA AEE p C4 ] " / ETREH