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-~< = -- 0S TY ede Ww Wo. ~~ v . © TA le bw ow v4 WR WN News from Epsom On Friday evening, Mr, and Mrs. 'Al Christie and . Miss Tina Ruhl attended the euchre at Ashburn Commun- ity Hall. Lucky Tina was the winner of the door prize. On Sunday, the Christie's were dinner guests with the Hopkins Family and attend- ed the 125th Anniversary service of Burns Presbyter- -ian Church at Ashburn. Rev. Stewart MacEntyre of St. John's Presbyterian Church Port Perry, was the minister. St. Andrews Choir, Scarborough provided the music. °° . On 'Wednesday evening, October 23, many friends and neighbours of the Munro family were thrilled to see them on the show, 'The Nature of Things". ' The Bethesda-Reach W.I. met at the home of Mrs. C. Robb on Wednesday, Oct. 23. Mr. and Mrs. Hadden and Mr. Armour McMillan were there to show pictures of the - trip they took to Alaska last summer. We realize more how beautiful and extensive this great land of Canada is. It makes us proud to be a citizen. The sewing classes will be held on Wednesday even- ings. We wish to have thrge meetings before Xmas. The first will be held Wednesday, october 31 at the home of Mrs. Dorothy Doble. Mrs. Croxall will have to carry on alone as her assistant Mrs. Underhill had the misfortune to break a bone in her leg and | will be in Uxbridge 'Hospital till Wednesday. We missed Mrs. Wm. MacMillan at the meeting but Pat was having a miser- able time for a few days in Uxbridge Hospital. Our sympathy to another member, Mrs. Nighswander, who lost her husband o Seturday. a To those who are dressing dolls for the Kiwanis. The ~ dolls must be in by Nov. 10th. Mrs. Ashenhurst hopes to be home from her trip to Aust- ralia, October 30th. The W.I. Ladies are pack-. ing a bale of clothes for-the needy and would like donat- ions of good used clothing. These could be brought with _the dolls or to a sewing class (More Tricks Sewing with Kinits - Everyone Welcome). The Epsom Sunday School would like to thank all for their interest and help in re-decorating the Sunday School rooms. There will be a Pot Luck dinner for everyone in the Community, sponsored by . the Sunday School on Sunday November 3 at 7 P.M. in the | re-decorated rooms. We hope you will attend. After supper will be a time to visit and get acquainted with our new neighbours. Our student minister will lead in a sing song. . U.C.W. will meet in Epsom Church, 8 P.M. on Tuesday, , Novémber 5th. Group 2 in charge. Speedy recovery to one of 'our members, Mrs. Dorothy Sanderson. Congratulations to Robert Card and Miss Vickie Luke who were married last Fri; evening. Mr. and Mrs. Donald, Asling were supper guests with. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Ashton on Saturday to cele- brate Donald's birthday. On Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. , Asling visited his parents at Fairview Lodge in the after- noon. Mrs. Pat Clarke and Ivan were Sunday supper guests. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wilson, Marlene, Rick and Scott were dinner guests with Mrs. Mary Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Cottyn of Utica, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Kerry and family, Mr. and Mrs. Lepa, Mrs. Cottyn's parents, from St. Rose, Manitoba, were supper guests - Wednesday evening with Mr.. and Mrs. ° Herman Kerry. : . Mr. and Mrs. Ptolemy of Saskatchewan, called on Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kerry on Friday. Mr. and Mrs: Garth Spencer and girls of Kitch- ener were week end guests with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Baster. Mrs. Myra Grainger of Prince Albert called on her aunt, Mrs. Cawker and Mrs. Jeffrey. HA. E Johnson OPTOMETRIST for appointment call Zenith, 59240 Rls LE Although a town bylaw does allow the burning of or leaves in the fall, some Port Perry residents aren't too happy with all the smoke caused by the fires. If someone complains to the Ministry of the Environ- ~, » Lg Py y A, 7 1 Ea ig ag Ra . 5 % be 4 « © he 4 Sra it Te & % 5 3 & Tg. od - i 3 , WLR i: Should burning leaves be legal ? Fara VR. A f ¥/ ea L ESAS FH AN A a LAS APO Fe ar LAT Pe. FH Rit NR A AR ar ea ~~ - a -- Ard i ment, they will warn the person to cease burning their leaves. . The Air Pollution Control Act leaves some question to the legality of burning leaves. 1 TRY ONE OF THESE QUALITY USED CARS 1974 DODGE COLT -- DEMO -- 4 Door Sedan, Only 3,000 miles, Radio. Lic. HTH-940 42,987 1972 GMC PICKUP % Ton, with camper, "only 23,000 miles, Radio. Lic. D79-830 2,695 1974 MAZDA RX 4 Brand New Station Wagon, Rotary Engine, List *5,700. *4,698°° PORT PERRY CHRYSLER a. 7A & 12 Highway = 985-7329 MANCHESTER, ONTARIO rv. ya A RERAL ASs RE 1970 PLYMOUTH Duster, Automatic, Radio, One owner. Lic AVZ-847 1,487 ams