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6 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday, Sept. 10, 1970 Eps Jean Jeffery A Deg and « Kid No one will invent and no one ever did .... A happier pair than a dog andakid.... Athrob with adventure, their hearts beat as one . . Their pulses resurge with the rythm of fun .. . Oh God clear the pathway along which they jog And smooth the bumps for a kid and his dog, And make the world they A place truely fit for a dog and a kid. (Part of a poem by Berton Braley) The first meeting of the fall season for Epsom-Utica U.C.W. was held Tues. even- ing at Epsom Church. The meditation was on Mary of Jerusalem, the mo- ther Mark. Here home was a meeting place for Christ- ians, before and in the dark days after the Crucifiction. In the correspondence were "Thank You" notes from Mr. and Mrs. ThorminMrs. Chris Ruhl and The Geer family. We discused projects for making some money in the coming year. In persuing our study of the Canadian Indian, a letter was read that had been writ- ten by an Indian woman in a city and her problems while on relief and when her hus- band wasn't working. Mrs. Jeffery read the poem (in full), 'Teach him Gently' if you can. Mrs. Slute read &@ poem 'Strength for to-day'. Group 1 served lunch and we all enjoyed a social hour. Mrs. Stewart and Mrs. Jef- fery enjoyed a trip to Strat- ford and enjoyed the play "School for Scandal". Our deepest sympathy to Mr. and Mrs. Bill Collins and family Utica in the loss of a dear mother and grand- mother Mrs. Elva Laviolette who is being laid to rest on Wed. in Oshawa. Elva was always such a cheerful soul she will be sadly missed by her friends as well as her family. Tommy Armstrong enjoyed a day at Toronto Exhibition with two of his special friends Trudy and Murray. om News Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Kerry| Dr. Jerrold Asling and Mrs. and family accompanied Bill] Asling and family were with Stearman when he went] Mr. and Mrs. Donald Asling home to Grimsby where he|for the week-end. will enjoy a few days with} The Wilson family had a his parents Mr. and Mrs.| family picnic at Poplar Park Arnéld Stearman before re-jon Sat. Miss Ruby Wilson, turning to Guelph University} who returned from Nigeria for the fall term. last week was re-united with Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Thor-| all the family as brother Roy min of Markham called onjand his wife and family of Mr. and Mrs. W. Kerry one} Pembroke were also there. day last week. Mr. Thormin| Roy's sons stayed with uncle commences his new work in| Earl and aunt Marie for the East General Hospital Sept. 1 | week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Barry Bushe'!| We are pleased to learn and girls of Roxborough Que-| that Mr. and Mrs, David Sim- bec were with her parents} monds and family of Willow- Mr. and Mrs. H. Ashton for} dale who have been summer the week-end. residents 'for several years Miss Carol Wilson com- will be making their home mences studies at Ryerson| here permanently this year. Tech. Toronto this week.| Welcome David and Barbara. Floyd Wilson has returned} Sunday School at Epsom on to Hamilton for his second| Sunday, Sept. 13 at 10:15 year at University there. Callers at the home of Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Ashton| F. Munro last week were Mr. and boys of Manilla called on| and Mrs. Ed Lister and Mr. Mr. and Mrs. H. Ashton onj| and Mrs. Ray Lister of Tor- Friday. onto, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce] / DURHAM COLLEGE P.O. BOX 385 OSHAWA, ONTARIO 576-0210 : offers extension courses in MANAGEMENT & SUPERVISION -- APPLIED ARTS - BUSINESS -- TECHNOLOGY -- _ Most courses last 50 hours, made up of 25 two-hour classes,-plus examination time, if required. Courses not conforming to this format are so described in OPTIMIST BINGO Thurs., September 10 SACRED HEART PARISH HALL Uxbridge - Little Jackpot .. .. $230. Big Jackpot ...... $115. 53 Numbers Called (Clip for future reference) EXTENSION PROGRAMS will be offered at the Coliege from October to April. First term commences Monday, October 5 and ends Thursday, December 17. Second term starts Monday, January 4, and runs the course descriptions listed in the extension to the termination of each course--about mid-April. calendar. For further information, telephone or write to the College and request a copy of the official College extension calendar TIMETABLE OF ON-CAMPUS EVENING COURSES (Refer to calendar for courses offered in Pickering and Cobourg) THURSDAY 6:00 - 8:00 8:10 - 10:10 MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY 6:00 - 8:00 | 8:10 - 10:10) 6:00 - 8:00| 8:10 - 10:10/ 6:00 - 8:00 | 8:10 - 10:10 Regular City Bus Service direct to the College. Lots of Free Parking Space (increased from last yeaf).