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e |e |. " RENAL OREN NT Ae IY WM Te AY LUN OR AAY RLS MMH ARVIN AVE PRO IRA Ar whit koiahonia boogie mod saleslodddbuoid Ml! by Mrs. Jack Crosier Service will be held in Epsom United Church on Sunday, February 27, at 11:30 a.m. in charge of Mr. Mike Ward. Utica Sunday School meets at 10:15 a.m, closing by 11:30. An invitation is extended to the parents™and anyone else who would like to come for a time of discussion to attend the Sunday School period. A special welcome will be given to all the boys ,and girls in the community. We hope for a speedy recovery for Mr. Jim Lind- say of Oshawa. who has returned to Oshawa General Hospital for surgery. ' Mr." Lindsay has been staying with his brother, Mr. Russell Lindsay and Mrs. Lindsay for three weeks re- cuperating from two recent operastions. ) Mr. and Mrs. Bruce _ Bailey visited her sister, Town Hall concert (continued son Collegiate, Whitby. He took over the baton in 1963, and under his guidance the band has progressed to reach a high standard. Most of the band's concerts are presented in Oshawa, but the band has also play- -ed at Ontario Place.and the C.N.E., and recently in Bowmanville and Peter- borough. --- Oshawa Festival Singers founded five years ago by Mrs. Elsie Drygala who also is the director of the choir has made some mark- ed steps of progress during . that period. The choir has a member-- ship of 45 young girls rang- - ing from 12 to 18 years of age, most of them with trained voices, blended into a one beautiful sounding _ unit by their leader, Mrs Drygala. The choir has appeared in many. Music Festivals and won numerous awards in- cluding the famous Kiwanis Festival in Toronto. They are now. preparing for a concert tour of Scotland for two weeks in June. Tickets for the 'concert, Sunday, February 27 in .SERVED:- Monday to Friday PORT TAVERN i now serving ' Smorgasbord 33.25 | 12: 00 noon to 2: 00 p.m. Town Hall 1873 are. only $2.00 and available at the door. Only 220 tickets are available, and "first come, first served." ° Garth Brooks, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred 'Brooks, has completed his four-year apprenticeship in the trade of Tool and Die Maker at K.R. Coulter Associates Limited, and has success- fully completed three terms * at George Brown College of Applied Arts and Technol- ogy, Toronto, during the course of his apprenticeship. The Royal Bank of Canada offers: e 1st Mortgages for Port Perry and the Surrounding Area at Competitive Rates. . ¥ eo Special Purpose Life Insured Loans up to *25,000.00 with Extended Terms. (For-any worthwhile major purpose or 1st and 2nd mortgage financing.) 0 Personal Loans to cover the usual Consumer Purchases. CONTACT BOB BALL AT 985-7316 T0 DISCUSS YOUR REQUIREMENTS. Mrs. Ola Forsythe, at Markhaven Nursing Home in Markham on Tuesday. Mrs. Grace McDonnell and Mrs. Ila Cay of Oshawa were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn Mac- Canriell. Mrs. Hillis Wilbur visited Mr. and Mrs. George Beare at Greenbank on Sunday. We are pleased that her . father has returned home from the hospital. Mrs. Ken Appleton and daughters and Mr. and Mrs, - Dan Bell and children were Sunday visitors with Mrs. Charles Bell and Pat. Miss Amy Schofield and PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Feb. 23, 1977 -- 3 News of interest fromUtica andarea Master Grant Schofield spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. George Harper and had lunch with Mrs. Cecil Harper on Sunday: Mr. and Mrs, Mike Schofield and children and Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Schofield and children were Sunday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Harper. } Mr. and Mrs. David Trapper of Peterborough and Mr. Ryan Sutcliffe of Janetville were Sunday visitors with the Sutcliffes. A large crowd enjoyed the _ Community Club dance in the hall on Saturday night Truck hits car continued "There's been four 'acci- dents here in the last five months. Somebody's going to have to do something about it. But this is the first time anyone's every driven right through the front door." Mr. Hansen and a friend were in the store at the time of the accident. He was less than a foot away from the spot where the cab of the truck crashed through "the wall, "There was gasoline all over the floor," said Mr. Hansen, "If it had caught fire we would have been gonners." Mr. Hansen said the damaged wall was boarded up, the gas pump repaired, and it was business as usual the following day. He cal- culates damage to his store at around $10,000. See photos on page 2. with music provided by the "Redwoods" orchestra from Hampton. Prize winners at the- euchre in the hall on Friday evening were: M. Poots, Mildred Quantz and Edna Kerry; J. Poots, Reid Cook and Douglas Stiver. Winners in the Freeze-out were Flossie Aldred and J. Poots, first and Fran Gib- son and Verna Smith, ~ second. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Thompson spent Sunday evening with Miss Lena King and Mr.' Milton Davis of Ballantrae. The Thomp- sons enjoyed the Senior Citizen Pot-Luck supper at- Uxbridge on Monday evening. At the annual congrega- tional meeting of the Epsom-Utica church on. Sunday, Mr. Earl Taylor was welcomed as 'a new member of the Board of Stewards. The Pastoral Relations Committee consisting of Mrs. Lorne Slate, Mrs. Bill Brown, Mr. Paul Baster and Mr. Don Asling represent- ing the Epsom-Utica United Church and four members of Goodwood United Church with Mr. Asling as chair- man, have held several meetings planning to pro- cure an ordained minister for the Goodwood-Epsom- (continued on page 10) A 'RELIABLE PLUMBING & HEATING LID. 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