The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

. Epsom News The anniversary at Epsom church on Sunday was a once in a lifetime experience. Those who stayed home were sadly mjsSed, but if you'd all have come where would you have found room. The sing-song led by Mrs. Robt. Thompson ended with inspirational song *'whisper- ing Hope" and all enjoyed Mrs. Thompson's solo. Rev. -Arnold Foster intro- ~duced our guest minister Rev. Jos. Bushell of Minden. Mr. Thompson conducted the service - and J. Bushell brought a most inspiring message of hope. The choir Mrs. B, Bushell and daugh- ters Lori and Linda, her sister Mrs. Catherwood and sister in-law Mrs, K, Ashton, Mrs. Thompson and Mrs. R. Brown rendered several members. This begins to look like a family affair doesn't it. Now for some most wel- come guests. The minister's grandfather Mr. Frank Mill- man and Mrs. Millman, his father and mother Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bushell, Mrs. Bushells aunts Mrs. Alma » Claughton and Mrs. Pauline Farr. We were so pleased to see Mrs. McCannell )May Millman) and some of her family (a sister of Mr. Frank Millman. I just can't tell you . all the Kerrys, Ashtons, Wilsons and all" the dear friends of former years and we had such a happy, happy time in the social hour after the service, which really lasted two or three hours. Oh yes Jimmy's sister Beverly and her husband and family were there also his own wife and charming wee daugh- ter. Rev. Bushell's aunt and Mrs. John Millman presided at the organ. She was our organist for over twenty-five o Years. ® LIONS CLUB OF PORT PERRY INC. o Win up to $500 There is still time to win by joining the LIONS BINGO now. All previous numbers which have been called are listed below along with the numbers valid for next week. "THIS WEEK'S NUMBERS organist for over twenty-five years. Betore the service Mr. Thompson said it was his third service of the day. Mr. Bushell said it was his second but Mrs. Thompson topped it by saying it was her fourth service. With such young dedicated people don't dare say there isn't hope. "Monday night was also a wonderful evening for me for I attended a shower for Miss Elizabeth Croxall when all the neighbours new and old... gathered to honour the bride. I hadn't seen some of these old friends for years, so a lot of visiting was done. After the bride thanked all for her gifts Mrs. Croxall said she had a few words to say. Elizabeth had said she wasn't the "Trousseau Tea" type but mother invited to see all the beautiful gifts Elizabeth had received of her many showers as well as those things she had been collecting herself. A beauti- ful quilt her Grandmother Chapman had pieced after she was eighty five, Mrs. R. Vietch had quilted it and Mrs. Carter had helped with the binding, what a marvel- ous creation. All settled down for lunch and more social time before returning home. W.Institute Meeting will be held the fourth Wednesday of the month, September 27 at the home of Mrs. Dorothy Doble. Our motto a priceless possession is a heritage. Reply Mrs. Thos. Carter. Roll Call - Bring an article no longer in common use. Topic Cultural Activities Current Events Mrs. D. McTavish. Mrs. Asling and Mrs. W. Kerry, Mr. and Mrs. H. Kerry were so busy last week. All new curtains in the Valid Sept. 25 0-70] 0 - 65 Valid_Sept. 26 B-11|B-14 Valid Sept. 27 B-15|N - 34 Game No. 1 Numbers Called To Date 1, 2,3, |16 19,1133, 37, |46,47,48|61 62, 63, 6,78, 21, 23, 38, 40, |50, 52,54 64, 66, 68, 9, 10, 12|25, 26, 1] 42, aa, |s6,57,58 |69, 72, 74, iy 24, || 45 75 PORT PERRY-- Beare Motors Ltd. Cy Wilson Ford. Mersco's 5 - $1. PRINCE ALBERT-- Complete rules on the back of each card. Buy your cards today from the local merchants displaying the LIONS BINGO SIGNS Bruton's Drug Store. Canadian Tire Assoc. Store Redman's Fish & Chips Sweetman's General Store or send your money direct to LIONS BINGO BINGO CARDS -- 3 for $2.00 or 1 for $1.00 Brian's Supertest L G. A. Store Port Perry Star SEAGRAVE-- Wanamaker's General Store Box 2000 Port Perry, Ont. Sunday School rooms and the church entry and the broken and cracked basement win- dows replaced and wash - work painted - Thanks good folks it sure was apprecia- ted. Welcome home to our neighbours Mr. and Mrs. Archie Watson who have returned from three months in British Columbia or should we say an island in Queen and Charlotte Sound. Both look just wonderful. Little Crystal 'Royale of Uxbridge was a weekend guest with Mrs. Hildreth Lyons. Mr. and Mrs. H. Kerry entertained her brother Nel son and Herb and their wives and sister Ruby Rodgers also Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Kerry and Mrs. Myrtle Thomas, Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. H. Ashton also had her family home for Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Cracknell CAT FOOD SOUP MIX SAICO -- 10 oz. Cryovac MAPLE LEAF entertained guests from Toronto Saturday. ; Our sympathy to Port Perry Star in loss of John McClelland and Joe Jordan. Two of my favourite people. Good luck fellows! We are sorry to report Mr. Fred West is immobilized by torn ligaments in his ankle and Mr. Harry Bolton has a bad knee. He was in Oshawa Hospital. Misses Esther and Jean- nette Houghland were dinner guests with their grand- parents Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kerry had guests to on Sunday Mr, and Mrs. Bill Stearmon of Bellville and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Stearman of Uxbridge. Port Perry and surroun- ding area. There will be a Blood Clinic the first week in October. The Kinnettes will be so pleased to have your co-operation. Look else- where for time, place and details. Ist Scugog Cubs and Scouts are having a Paper Drive on September 30th. Please have papers ready. PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Sept. 20, 1972-5 Scugog News There will be no service at "Grace" Church this coming Sunday on account of the Anniversary. Service at Manchester. The children miss Sunday School and wish they could soon get started, but I believe it should be going again by October 1. Keep this date in mind and be prepared to bring your children. There is just one more week to get your tickets for the 'Head' Turkey Supper. Please call Mrs. Earl Read- er or any U.C.W. member. POCO SGOG6S0 Port Perry Minor Hockey § Coaches and Managers °* MEETING ° SUNDAY, OCTOBER 1st, 7:30 p.m. AT THE ARENA ! all persons wanting to coach or manage House League and All Star teams please plan to attend : NSGGGGHG 'Head' ladies are asked to help clean the "Head"" church Thursday afternoon, September 21st. The Women's Institute will meet Thursday evening in- stead of Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Zingg, Cedar Shore. The study will be on meats. Don't forget the roll call - 'A meat dish of some specific country", Little Julie Heayn is re- covering from a dislocated elbow that resulted from a fall off a pony. We do hope it will soon be more-com- fortable. a lal a RR RR RR RRA ROSS & MARG'S CARLOAD FOOD MARKET PRINCE ALBERT -- Phone 7% 985-2492 3 PRICES EFFECTIVE Wed. to Sat. Sept. 20 - 23 PUSS-N-BOOTS -- 15 oz. fins 2 or 35¢ 37¢ 2 tor 53c Chef-Boy-Ar-Dee with Meat Balls - 15 oz. SPAGHETTI LIPTONS CHICKEN NOODLE -- 2's Mandarin Oranges 27¢ PEAMEAL PORK BUTT Raspberry or Strawberry -- 24 oz. jar AYLMER JAM GLAD -- 10's GARBAGE BAGS HEREFORD -- 12 oz. tin CORNED BEEF KRAFT CANADIAN -- 8 oz. pkgs. CHEESE SLICES ALL PURPOSE -- 5 Ib. bag 5 ROSES FLOUR CLOVER LEAF FLAKED -- 6Y: oz. TUNA FISH End Cuts BACK BACON Centre Cuts FRESH SHOULDER Pork Chops MAPLE LEAF WEINERS Ib. Cello Se 3c 99c 79¢ 47¢ 35¢ 52¢ bh. 99¢ b. $1.15 Ib. 50. bn. J De