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Dymond, M.P.P. lop op [an op [oe lap Lan [ap [oe [ap [op Lp Las [om pe [com ope [ye Lage | 5¢525255¢ Tube Teo Tule Tc Toe [cho le] To a family celebration was held at received Photo by Arnold Roach CCC CICICCCIICICICICIGITICICICIICICICICICICS ¥ 025252525252 525e 525258525252 52525252 525252525252525 25255 Cainer IIIc. - CCC CC CIC CC CC CC CI CC I CC ORR IERIE GIG CCST CaCACatatataS 525252525¢ 5252525¢5252525258585 525250 00! including 52525 525252525252525 3252525 100000 525252545 5¢5525252525525¢52525252525255¢ Toke Jc [ole Jes Jo Lob] Utica area news Service will be held in Utica United Church on Sun- day, March 10 at 11:30 a.m. The March meeting for Epsom - Utica U.C.W. will be held in Epsom Church on Wednesday evening, March 6,at 8:15 p.m. Dr. Pat Asling will be showing pictures taken while she was on the Island of St. Lucia in the West Indies. A special invita- tion is extended to everyone. Ladies, please bring lunch. We are sorry that Mr. and Mrs. W.J. Mitchell were involved in an automobile accident early Sunday after- noon as they were returning home from church. We wish them a speedy recovery. Misses Grace and Beatrice Davidson of Oshawa and Mrs. Milt Parkin of Kinsale spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs. James E. Mitchell. Recent callers with Mrs. Mitchell were Mr. and Mrs. Herb Neal of Whitby and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mitchell of Epsom. Master Charlie Brown spent the week end with Master Hal Storry of Port Perry. Happy holidays to Misses Dorothy Brown, Beverlee Rudkin, . Brenda Bridge, Margaret Wanninkhof, and Penny Storie who are Utica girls leaving this weekend on the tour to Britain. Mrs. Chet Geer visited Mr. and Mrs. Dane Prentice of Uxbridge recently. It is interesting to know that Mr. Jim Wilkinson, a former Ufica resident and a graduate of Port Perry High School is now in Lima, Peru where he was posted under a Federal government aid pro- gram, on a three year term to help set up and teach Industrial Instrumentation Controls¢ His wife and four children accompanied him. The first ten weeks were spent in Guatemala learning Spanish. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Sutcliffe and Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Bray called on Mr. and Mrs. Roy Connaghan of Bobcay- geon on Sunday. Misses Katherine Fore- man of Oshawa and Miss Rhonda Cluney of Ajax spent _ 'the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Fielding. Best wishes to Rhonda who celebrated her sixteenth birthday on Sunday. Mrs. Jim Miller visited Mr. Miller in Sunnybrook Hospital during the week end and returned Sunday even-- ing to visit her daughter, Mrs. Dennis Thompson. Mr. Dennis Thompson called on Mrs. Irma McNelly of Uxbridge on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Bar- clay of Bowmanville and Mr. and Mrs. Larry Postill of North Bay called on their grandfather, Mr. Alex Mac- Donald on Sunday, and visi- ted their parents Mr. and Mrs. Ray MacDonald. Winners at the euchre in the hall on Friday evening were: Violet Luke, Vivian Carl and Dora Geer; Oliver Lane, Bruce Bailey and Ross Alsop. Winners in the Freeze Out were Mrs. John- ston Poots and Mr. Jim Gjb- son, first, and Mrs. Jim Gib- son and Mr.Johnston Poots, second. Mrs. Clair Thompson of Scugog Island called on Mr. and Mrs. Jack Crosier last Monday afternoon. The Epsom Utica U.C.W. are still collecting stamps, Canada Packer labels and taking orders for Regal < cards, ete. J Factory still in effect on Nursing Home News On Tuesday, Mrs. Weir, the Physio Theropist, was at the Home nearly all day ex- ercising some individually in couples and in classes. Two ladies had a wheelchair race up the hall, using their feet to propel the chairs, hands only for guiding pur- poses. A good way to streng- then weak limbs. Mrs. Nash, a member of the staff showed three films one night. She gets them from the Oshawa Public Library one day, and returns them the next. The first one shown "The Winter Carnival of Quebec" is a colorful record of Quebec City's Annual Carnival, which lasts three weeks as Quebecers pay respect to King Winter. The picture opened with a showing of fine examples of snow sculpture, some of animals (everything life- size) one little girl in a cute suit, and a tam on her head, throwing a snow-ball was lovely - so graceful. One of the best of the snow sculp- ture pieces was a big heavy team of horses harnessed to a sled and the sled full of real children, clad in bright cloth- ing, all so gay and happy. There was shown a boat race among the broken ice chunks, in the river, that looked dangerous. Two men to a boat, would sometimes climb out, pull. their boat over the floe and find a more open channel. The torch light parade on skies was a lovely sight as was the folk-dancing. There were crowds everywhere and fire-works ended the brilliant show. A skiing picture was shown in the Canadian Rockies, where the expert skiers did wonderful jumps and even did a turn in the air while jumping. The scenery up the side of the mountain was lovely, so white the snow, so unmarked by humans and so steep. 1974 and ., GLENELLE TRAILERS on display ~ SEE THE ALL NEW GLENDETTE «Mrs. The last one was a 'Laurel and Hardy' picture, name "The Music Box," funny, but hard on poor Hardy. Bingo was held on Thurs- day, with Mrs. DeYonge and McNenly on hand. Winners were Mesdames Clark, Pearcy, Pheonix, Byers, Belque, Smallman, Davies. Messrs. Samells, Brown, Doupe and Christie. Last week all the women were invited to the dining- room for afternoon tea, and to enjoy a social hour. It was a nice gesture and how music, made the patients happy. Many thanks to the staff. Out for the weekend, Glen Hood at his home and Jim Davidson -- For the day -- John Doupe, Grant Christie, Edna Parcey, Herbert Vine - For a drive - Mrs. Coyle. Consider longer dump hours by Bruce Arnold Durham's works commit- tee has asked its staff to study a request from Scugog council that the dump at Blackstock be open more frequently. The request originated after fifty Cartwright resi- dents appeared at a Scugog council meeting last month with a multi signature peti- tion complaining about the fact the dump is open only on Saturday. The residents said holding garbage for an entire week waiting for the dump to open could be hazardous to health, particularly in summer. NOW ISTHE TIME TO ORDER YOUR WINTER FUEL As a result of that meeting Scugog - Administrator Neil Brodie was instructed to write to the region asking the dump to be open more often. 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