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\ v EAN Mel ANA LA facet sv / -- BA Shir any Apt Rens ir 8 / 12 AS EI NY A UTES, } Err A RL 3! ARAN ~ Loe ab who rain hed edusegiiost eri wrest abu toe duit ste bid PORT PERRY STAR, Thursday, April 15th, 1965 EPSOM NEWS "When Mary came, She found the Sepulchre Unsealed -- its captive fled. Angelic voices spoke glad words to her: "He is not dead! Oh, weeping woman, dry thy falling tear, He whom thou seekest is not here!" Turning aback she saw the Gardener; "Mary! " He said -- the voice revealed to her The risen Lord! Raboni! And it was dawn. «+ The Wilson, Prentice and Ashton families have all been quite ill with the flu. We wish them speedy recovery. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Kendry and Pafty were dinner guests on Sunday with Mr So Mrs. Harry Geer. Mr. and Mrs: Raymond Kerry and Grant of Greenbank were supper guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kerry on Sunday. ~ Mr. and Mrs. Walter Asling and Mr. and Mrs. Ronald As- ling of Ajax visited with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Asling on Sunday. Mrs. Walter Kerry visited with Mr. and Mrs. Cloyne Ste- erman on Sunday and Mrs. H. Kerry visited with Mrs. Herb. Pearson on Sunday. I received a card from Mrs. Neeson last week and was very pleased to learn that she is en- joying the winter in Florida with friends. We will be so happy to see her upon her re- turn in May. Mr. and Mrs. G. Prentice, Murray and Ross visited with Mr. and Mrs. M. MhcCannell in Whitby one evening last week. Ross Prentice has been home for a couple of weeks preparing for exams. : / Mrs. Doris Hockley & Wayne of Unionville have been visit- ing her parents Mr .and Mrs. Wilfred Evans for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Kerry were guests of Mr. and Mus. Norman Downs of Oshawa on their Golden Wedding Anniv- ersary last Wednesday. Mr. Roy Asling of Pierson's Landing visited with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Asling recently. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wilson were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Evans. Mr. and Mrs. Gordpn Pren- tice were supper guests at the home of Mr and Mrs. A. Noble of Ashworth on Sunday. Mr. aad Mrs. Ray Edwards attended Open House on Sat- urday at the Lindsay Training School. There was a program and tea and cake was served to the guests. Mf. and Mrs. George John- son called on Mr. and Mrs. A. Powell on Saturday evening. I suppose we will soon be losing Mr. and Mrs. B. Haugen. Louise was telling me that the painters are all finished at their new home. Mr. Ross Bailey and Mr. Gary Jackson have returned home after being in Manitoba for a week. * * * Epsom U.C.W. On April 7, the regular meet- with the president, Mrs. Mill- man geading- the lesson entitled "Thoughts of Easter" followed by prayer. Hymn, "All Hail the Power of Jesus Name" was sung. Mrs. Ruth Wilson read the Scripture. Devotions & Prayer were taken by Mrs. Millman. The minutes of the previous meeting were read & approved, ~~ The U.C.W. annual Anniver- sary Service May 2nd will be taken by Mrs. Harris of Green- bank who will be accompanied by the Greenbank Trio who will lead-in service of song. The Annual "Clean up" bee will be held the last Thurs. in April, A vote was taken to see which refrigerator would be bought for the parsonage. Each member will make a cash gift to the U.C.W. at the May meeting instead of the May bake sale. Bale and Layette donations must be in at the June meeting. The Sec. to write to Fairview Lodge to make arrangements to hold our July or Aug. meeting there, The collection was received & dedicated. The roll call was answered by some quotations from the words of Jesus. Group one was in charge and TENDERS 2, Township of Reach. CONTRACT. Responsible persons are invited to TENDER for the purchase and removal of the Chalk Lake one- room school and shed located at Lot 5, Concession Buildings must be torn down and ALL material removed before July 15, 1965. All tenders to be accompanied by a Guarantee Bond of $100. which will be returned if and{when Contract is completed to the satisfaction of the Township of Reach School Area Board, or if NO Tenders must be in sealed envelopes, plainly marked "Tender" and in the hands of the under- signed by 6 P.M. Friday, May 7, 1965. Any tender not necessarily accepted. MRS. PAT LOVE, Secretary-Treasurer R.R. 2, Port Perry, Ont. Cross." benediction Group 1 served a After the closing hymn "Be- | delicious lunch and all enjoyed neath the Cross of Jesus" and! a social half-hour. they put on a delightful and thought provoking playlet en- titled, "The challenge of the ¥ | L Easter Store Hours In Port Perry Thurs., April 15 Open Until 9 p.m. Closed Friday (Good Friday) Open Regular Hours Sat., April 17 Port Perry Chamber of Commerce Retail Merchants Committee Are Your Dairy Cows Waiting For Something Special Now That Your Grain Supply Is Gone MASTER 16% DAIRY RATION WILL SATISFY THEIR WANT @® High in Energy Properly Fortified with Minerals amd Vitamins Available in Pellets or !Krums Pellets or Krums Stay Fresh Longer = ™ No Separation of Ingredients in Pellets or Krums Big Savings in BULK. Ask About It. FOR FAST COURTEOUS SERVICE CALL MASTER FEEDS Phone 985-2131 Port Perry