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igi " Ee eT a THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY == OF DURHAM DUR" WM ' HOLIDAY CLOSURE OF SANITARY LANDFILL SITE The CARTWRIGHT TRANSFER STATION and the SCUGOG LANDFILL SITE will be closed on Geod Friday, Apr. 17, 1987. Normal operations will continue on Saturday, Apr. 18, 1987, and the sites will'also remain open on Easter Monday, Apr. 20, 1987. W.A. TWELVETREES, P.ENG., COMMISSIONER OF WORKS 2 YEARS 3 YEARS 4 YEARS 5 YEARS 8 12% 834 % 8 14% 8 1/2% 8 112% 4 YEARS 5 YEARS Rates subject to change without notice Cail the office for :nformation SCUGOG FINANCIAL SERVICES PHONE 985-3832 Al Members of Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation REPAIRS TO: 'Motorcycles (Stock & Performance) Lawn Mowers Outboard Motors ASK FOR JOHN ASK FOR MERV 985-9345 = -- 5, Port Perry Short Term Higher Interest Deposits on Your Investments 6 1/4% 5 DAYS Guaranteed interest Paid at Maturity Investment S---- also i. ab A or Certificates SAS Siew rcees J 1 /2% 7% 1 YEAR TERM 30 - 59 DAYS' Interest Paid at Maturity Min. Deposit $100,000. or more Min. Deposit $500. interest Paid Annually STANDARD Zebis TRUST Member of Canada Depost insurance Corporation 165 Queen St . Port Perry Tel 985-8435 Open Monday to Thursday 9am to Spm; Friday 9am to 6 pm; Saturday 9am to 1 pm PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, April 7, 1987 -- 19 Lunch tickets available Epsom and Area News by Jean Jeffery There are still_tickets available for the Bethesda Reach W. I. lun- cheon at Trinity Church Friendship Hall, April 14th. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Evans, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Evans and mother Mrs. Gladys Evans attended the 50th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Scott Rennie of Beaverton on Sunday. Mrs. Scott is the daughter of Mrs. Annie Baker, a sister of Mrs. Evans Sr. The W.1. will be held at the home of Mrs. T. Croxall April 22, 8 p.m. Motto this month is Hope for the Best, Prepare for the worst and take whatever the committee gives you. Reply by Mrs. John Bruce. Roll Call pay your annual dues and contribute an idea for next yedrs programme. Hostesses Mrs. T. Croxall, Mrs. R. Snodden, Mrs. Morley Smith. Many happy birthday wishes to two of our favourite ladies, Stella and Ruth. Thanks to the following Area Dairy farmers, Doug and Beth Wilson, Marie, Earl and Scott Wilson, Ron and Marlene McKay, Ron and Karen Parish for giving the Ontario Dairy Farmers the privilege of touring their barns last Wednesday. This was a one day tour from which all got some good ideas. The Utica Epsom Social Club will' - hold a bowling party April 25 at Ux- bridge lanes then back to Epsom for refreshments which I am sure the ladies will provide. Our Epsom-Utica Junior Choir joined 3 other Junior choirs for a programme held Sunday evening at Trinity United Church. Several at- tended from the community. The Epsom Utica U.C.W. will meet -at the home of Mrs. A. Watson Tuesday 14. Dessert luncheon at 1 p-m. all ladies welcome. Betty and Tom Stableford and "Darrin of Manilla were supper guests on Sunday with Gerald and Nancy Hill. WZ Alan and Joyce Ashton and fami- ly of Oakwood called on his mother Sunday evening. Pat Asling also called on her parents on Sunday. Gordon and Jill Postma, Doug and Beth Wilson, Keith and Faye Ashton were entertained: at the home of Don and Faye Simmonds on Saturday evening. Happy Birthday and warmest greetings for Don Sim- monds and Beth Wilson. The 'Messiah™ singers are hav- ing a Pot Luck Dinner and enter- tainment at 1 p.m. April 12 at the Town Hall. Admission money will be used to defray part of their debt. We hope many will come to help this very worthy group - for details phone 852-7433. On Sunday Kathy Baster celebrated her birthday -- guests were her grandmother and grand- father Jones and friends Barry and Lois Bushell. Much good luck and many happy times frofn all of us. The chamber choir held their an- nual presentation on Saturday even- ing. Donna VanVeghel and Paul "Baster from our area participated Karen and Judy Hansen of Scar borough were with their mother for the weekend while their brether Carl spent the weekend with Wayne and Linda Ford Winter vacationers respond to early call Scugog Island Area News * by Mrs. Earl Reader We were certainly enjoying the continuous sunshine and didn't ap- preciate the gloomy change, but nature needed it. Now the grass is showing green in response. As the birds responded to an ear- ly return call so did the winter vaca- tioners. Some of these 'included Madeline and Bob Cawker with 2 weeks in Florida and Joan and Cam Aldred with 6 weeks in Florida. This week 'Head' U.C.W. ladies and their friends will be serving in the Hospital Tuck Shop. Last Wednesday evening 14 ladies of the "Head" U.C.W. met at the home of Mrs. Marie Clark in Port Perry. The Easter study about' Japanese Women and prison camps was very interesting. Many beautiful items were donated for the Art & Craft Show in COLD CUT CENTRE > A & BAKE SHOP May. The ladies will sell refreshments at John Price's farm supply sale on April 23. They will also cater for a» wedding supper for Marion Healey 's daughter June 7 There is news of a mystery bus trip June 10 to last-all day. ---- There are still available tickets for the afghan & pillow. After many treatments, Claude Parker on the main Island road has been home. from hospital for a cou- ple of weeks, awaiting further deci- sions. So we trust it will all be well. Easter is drawing close and we are looking forward to the customary Easter Services and Easter breakfast in the Island United. The children are being well trained forthe part they are taking. 2 LOCATIONS - CHOOSE FROM 5 Points Mall Kurz Assorted Cold Cuts Kurz Deli Ham Farmer's Sausage or Bratwurst Polish Sausage . | FROM OUR BAKE SHOP - White or Brown Bread 1.99 Chelsea Buns 2 LOCATIONS FOR YOUR SHOPPING CONVENIENCE 180 Queen St. - Port Pery - PHONE 985-2818 - (Oshawa PHONE 725-3834 .1.99 1.2.29 . 1.49 3/ 1.99