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"A Family Tradition for 132 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, June 8, 1999 - 19 Cemetery decoration services to be held Sunday Worship this week will be the Rogation ser- vice to be held at Willowtree Farms, home of Rod and Marlene McKay at 10 a.m. _ This will be a service with the Anglican Church of the Ascension of Port Perry as guests. During the service there will be a blessing of pets, plants and people as the growing season begins. Bring a lawn chair and a contribution to a cold lunch and worship with new friends. Utica's Hillman and Kendall Cemeteries will hold their annual Decoration Service this Sunday in Utica Church starting at 2 p.m. Guest speaker will be Rev. Jack Griffen with The Jubilation Trio from Greenbank providing special music. This Sunday is also the charge's turn to pro- vide the worship service at Versa Care in Uxbridge, starting at 2:30 p.m. Cathy Barazin will provide the music. Anyone who can join in this service and time of Woodworking Club meets By Nicole Beechey The local 4-H Woodworking Club held its first meeting on June 3 at Gail Johns' home. The project for this club is a C.D. hold- er. We said the 4-H pledge and then 'some handouts were passed around. Different woodwork- ing items such as a saw and claw hammer had numbers on them which we had to match up to a word on the page. Then we marked the papers. Mr. and Mrs. Johns then explained how different items worked, what we were making and about safety. Next :we held our election of officers. The president is Ryan Nesbitt, our vice presi- dent is James Rickey, Sarah Rickey is the sec- retary and the press reporter is Nicole Beechey. We then named our club the "Blackstock Wacky Woodworkers." g ATTENTION TO THE FOLLOWING IN OUR 'ALWAYS A GREAT SALE' FLYER Page 14: Makita 3.3A. 3 8" \uriable-speed Reversing Drill. 54-2867-8 This dnl does not come with a "Built-in Hip Chp as stated in the flyer WE WISH TO DRAW YOUR ATTENTION TO THE FOLLOWING IN OUR 'CHECK OUT THE SAVINGS' FLYER Page 2: 63° Water Log. 81-0005-6 The iMustration is incorrect. Product 81-0092. Connectors. shown in the flyer are not on sale WT SINCERELY REGRET ANY INCONVENIENCE WE MAY HAVE CAUSED YOU cnote d322/323 - All Zones Utica & Epsom music with favourite hymns, would be wel- come. June 16 is the date for Bethesda-Reach Women's Institute's pro- gram planning and dessert meeting which will be held at 6:30 p.m. in Epsom Church. The annual Epsom Indy is fast approaching so now is the time to make plans to attend on Saturday, June 19 for a day of fun for the family. Our sympathy to the Dobson family on the passing of a mother and grandmother, Aileen Dobson, recently. Barbara and Ross Evans attended the funeral of her uncle Earl Parrott. The service was held in Lindsay. Utica Daycare held a very successful yard and bake sale recently at Utica Memory Hall. Thanks to all who helped make this event such a success. Epsom School gradu- ation and volunteers thank you is on June 24 at 9 a.m. Congratulations to Jeff Nottingham and his new bride. The wedding took place on Saturday at Utica Church. Several of the commu- nity attended the memo- rial service for Theo Den Ouden recently. Again our thoughts are with his family. .Barbara Evans made a quick stop to say hello to Diane Foote, formerly of Port Perry and now living in a lovely home at Trent River. Sa Lel 4-10 R13 To BET QVITeL-T30 fo] diel oT Le [To I-To Te MVZ0101 4) An investment in the health of our children for today and tomorrow. * In the 1999 Budget, the Government of Canada demon- strated its commitment to improve the health of pregnant women and their babies. « The Canada Prenatal Nutrition Program already funds . 280 community-based projects across Canada and in 400 First Nations and Inuit communities. The Program offers 20,000 pregnant women the support they need to give their babies a healthy start in life. * Now with additional funding of $75 million over three years, more than 35,000 Canadian women whose health or whose baby's health is at risk will benefit from this investment in communities all across Canada. + The new funding will make it possible to increase efforts to prevent Fetal Alcohol Syndrome, the leading cause of preventable birth defects in children. » There are a lot of other ways to give our children a good start in life. For details about this and all of the other services for children, call for your free copy of the Guide to Federal Programs and Services for Children and Youth. For a copy of the Guide or other materials you may find useful about the health of your children, please call 1 800 O-Canada (1800 622-6232), or TTY: 1800 465-7735 "or visit our Web site at: www.canada.gc.ca Canadi +l a _--------------_--n A -- ------------ arta a -- i RR ------ NET in ad le We a Tr ----