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"A Family Tradition for 125 Years" re Bat REAL AI $ A Cate Lewis was a recent winner in the Science Fair Contest at R. H. Corish Public School for her display entitled "memories.' Volleyball match approaching Please remember Dr. Pat Asl- ing's new address: c/o The Good Shepherd Clinic, Benque Viejodel Carmen, Belize, C.A. Don't forget to put two stamps on your letter. I would suggest that once every two months some one from your organization should send her a newsy letter. That would only cost afew dollars. Pat's last letter to me had a $1.10 stamp on it. A wonder- ful letter full of information. Attention please! Our next Women's Institute meeting should be a very interesting one for all women especially those over 50. A speaker for the institute from Toron- to, "Breast Screening Clinic for Cancer" will be with us. This will head something on our program of making a drive against cancer. All ladies welcome to our meeting at the home of Pauline Snoddon Feb. 26 at 8 p.m. The Epsom-Utica Social Club will meet at Epsom Church, Feb. 22 for a pot luck dinner at 7 p.m. People seem to be forgetting how to be "neighbors so come and bring a joke, a poem, a contest, or a gift for a lucky draw. We want to share food, share ideas and have a nice evening socializing. I hope you noticed the announce- ment of a bake sale at Health Care Centre. Also try to drop in to the Com- munity Care office and pick up a ticket. Someone is going to win the money and it might as well be you. Maybe you could help with the bake sale. CORN and PELLET BURNING STOVES Clean, Natural Fires with Automatic Controls "Fireplace Plus' 900 Hopkins St. at Burns WHITBY, 668-3192 Please recycle oa, by Jean Jeffery 4 this newspaper SNR EE a SRNR SE A sympathy note to the Ashenhurst family to grandsons Rod and Kath, Steve and Charlotte who live in our community. Also deepest sympathy to Carol Rodger and Bob, his daughter and sons. Stella and Don Asling called on Ruth Ashton. Nell Laird had Sunday dinner with Ruth. Doug and Beth Wilson attended the Wilson-Robinson wedding in Ux- bridge at the Baptist Church on Saturday afternoon. Howard and Bernice Thaxter of Kirkfield and Larry Thaxter of Beaverton called on Marie and Earl Wilson on Tuesday afternoon. Miss Jennifer Asling of Hamilton visited her grandparents Don and Stella Asling for the weekend. I have a little news from our school. A welcome to Mrs. Mary Henry - she will teach French to Grades four, five and six, and fill in part time for Mr. Scott. Feb. 5 parents were welcomed to view videos used in Grades five and six for Family Life Studies presented by Janet Vandrig, our school nurse. This Thursday, "Lost Forest" Grades four, five and six students at Greenbank and Epsom will view a slide presentation and hear speaker Ian Huggins discuss some pressing environmental concerns confronting our earth. It will begin Feb. 13 at 1 p.m. Parents are welcome. On Wednesday, Feb. 19 students and staff will challenge Durhams finest (police) to a volleyball game from 11:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. Students of Greenbank and Epsom will view or participate in this fun activity. The staff of Epsom School would like to thank Joanne Hansen for the time and effort she put into organiz- ing Linda Fockler's tea. Special thanks also to Dale Slack for the beautiful cake and thank you also to Cathy Bacon for donating coffee and coffee maker for this occasion. Valentines are links of love Sent to friends we're fondest of Nick Kutlik (left) and Greg Phayre received a medal for their display entitled "Aerodynamics" at R. H. Cornish Public School's Science Fair. 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