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¥ . 0 3 ® 3 ] WEA RPV PREIS RPA jo RP The driver of this overturned car, a young man from the Epsom area crawled out without a scratch. The accident was one of many caused by the mirror-like United Church Annual meeting for Utica, Good- wood and Epsom pastoral charge. (The north half of the B.U.G.L.E brigade -- was held at Epsom Monday evening nearly thirty at- tended in spite of inclement- weather. Our minister Rev. A. Foster conducted the meeting. The final words of the report of the years work which we studied were a summation "stop being rel- igious and start being Chris- tian. Where do you fit in? Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mar- chand and Miss Brenda Payne of Toronto were with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Payne on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred West and family and Miss Peggy Ruhl were at the West's Cottage at View Lake for the weekend. Special birthday treat for Peggy. Mr. Frank Taylor, Mr. Frank Foote and Mr. Harold ice surface on area roads. This Epsom News Barton of Uxbridge spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Taylor. Miss Esther Houghland was a Sunday Supper guest with her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cawker of Peterborough vis- ited mother Cawker and Mr. and Mrs. Jeffery. Mr. and Mrs. A. Card, Kathy and Ron had supper Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Eric Benns and family of Uxbridge. Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Tripp of Shirley Road had lunch on Friday with Mr. and Mrs. A. Card. Miss Gwen Sturgess and Mr. Peter Cullen of Torontc visited Miss Carol Wilson and Mr. Dennis Irwin at the home of Carol's parents Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wilson on Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. John Simp- son held a family shower for their niece Miss Carol Wilson Sole proprietor? What would your business do without you? vou re the soi Proprietor of a profitable company. Your family lives a comfortable life. But, if you should die, why should your business die with you? With a proper business Will and an Insured Business Sinking Fund you can guarantee immediate payment of debts--provide enough cash for the continuation of your company and offset any loss to your family if it is to be sold or liquidated. Great-West Life will show you how a small percentage of profits invested annually in an can protect your ites work. 1@IK tO the insurance innovator at Great-West Life DONALD J. STRONACH C. L. UL. 404 Queen St. Port Perry, Ont. 486-5020 Great-West Life ASSURANCE company particular accident happened about half a mile east of Epsom and made other passing vehicles crawl along the gravel portion of the road. who is planning the big day in February. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wil- son visited Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Rennie at Pinedale Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Asling visited with Mr. and Mrs. Ron Asling and family, Ajax on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Asling of Fair- view, (Ron's grandparents) his mother and father Mr. and Mrs. Walter Asling and his sister Wanda and sisterin law Mrs. Wm. Asling Jr. and Rhonda all met to celebrate Ronald and his daughter Georgia's birfiiday. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ashton and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Asling were supper guests at Ron Brown's home on Sunday evening. Last week . Mr. Barry, Bushell had to make a business trip to Montreal. Wife Lois accompanied him to visit friends and daught- ers Lori and Linda visited Grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ashton. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kerry and family visited Mr. and Mrs. Grant Parrott of Wick recently. Miss Janette Houghland was a weekend guest with Miss Donna Kerry. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Kerry were Sunday supper guests with Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Kerry of Green- bank. Pat and Ivan Clarke were "GOING OVERSEAS You'll Need A PASSPORT PHOTO Contact Peter Hvidsten 985-7383 visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. D. Asling on Wed- nesday evening. Miss Darlene Christie of Toronto was with her pa- rents for the weekend. Bethesda W.I. at Mrs. Wm. McMillans home January 31. Don't forget sewing class at Mrs. Dobles on the 25th. Epsom U.C.W. at Epsom Tuesday, Feb. 6th. Group 2 in charge. PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Jan. 24th, 1973 -- 9 Sunderland man heads Farm Safety The annual meeting of the Ontario County Farm Safety Council was held in the Ministry of Agriculture and Food Board Room, Ux- Lridge, on Thursday, Jan- uary 4, at 2:00 p.m. The projects, carried out mn 1972, were reviewed. These projects included a Farm and Home Safety Poster Competition with ru- ral school pupils. In this competition, 329 posters were received, and prize money amounting to $197 was paid out. During the month of June, 4-H club farm safety exhibit was set up at Beaverton Fair. One thousand ball point pens were given out to farm people in the County. Six thousand farm safety ser- viettes were also distributed to farm organizations in Ontario County. The Ontario County Farm Safety Council was suppor- ted financially in 1972 by grants from agri-business, the Province of Ontario, the- Ontario County Federati¢n of Agriculture, and the Townships in the County. The projects planned for 1973 will b e similar to those carried out ip 1972. The election of officers and directors for 1973 resulted as follows: Honorary Chairman, Keith Rynard, Sunderland; Chairman, Grant Down, Sunderland; Viced-Chairman, Gus Lask, Sunderland; Secretary, H. Ivan Bell, Uxbridge; : Perry; [3 Council Treasurer, Gordon Ewen, Uxbridge; Auditor, Uxbridge; Directors, 1973 Anson Gerrow, Port Per- ry: Morrison Colville, Sun- derland; Mr. and Mrs. Norm Ralph Veitch, Smith, Uxbridge: Mrs. Frank Barkey, Claremont; Mrs. Walter Carruthers, Sandford: Gary Herrema, Uxbridge: Gordon Ewen, Uxbridge: Audrey Carson, Claremont: Lloyd Wilson, Ashburn: Gerald Gregg, Uxbridge: Stewart Annand, Uxbridge; Robert L.. Nesbitt, Claremont. Ralph Veitch, Uxbridge; Les Meyers, Uxbridge; Ches Oldham, Zephyr; Armour McMillan, Greenbank ; David Hawthorne, Clare- mont; Keith. Rynard, Sun- derland; Ray Medd, Port Garland Swanick, Uxbridge; Carl Graham, Prince Albert; Grant Down, Sunderland; Gus Lask, Sun- derland. . Messrs. Grant Down and Ralph Veitch were nomina- ted to attend the Provincial Farm Safety Conference on January 14, »i5 and 16. NV ARGET EVERY IME Port Perry Star 26C150DK pots. 9649.95 Adapted from the ornate cabine's COLOUR TV by PHILCO €&» The better idea people Warm walnut. 26,000 volts of and presses of ancient Spain . . richly carved, and finished in cis- tinctive dark oak veneer. Bright and Hi-Brite Wide Screen picture tube, advanced color-killer circuit and solid state signal system. power. Two perfectly synchron- ized speakers. Wide Screen picture tube. . . Solid state signal system gad transistorized 3-stage |F Amp- lifier. 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