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8 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Feb. 23, 1977 Epsom and area news by Mrs. Jean Jeffery One month from: now it will officially be spring. Mrs. Lloyd Payne visited with Mrs. Grace Taylor one day last week. On March 20 we are planning a very special informal Church service at Utica church at 7:30 p.m. Mike and Cathy Ward will be in charge. There will be lots of singing and music. Mark this on your calendar. Don't forget to mark April 11 also. as that is the even- ing Dofasco Choir will pre- sent their program. Mrs. D. Asling, Mrs. H. Ashton and Mrs. E. Taylor called on Mrs. Brady and daughter on Thursday. Dwayne Shaw of Oshawa spent the week-end with Scott Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Irwin, Mark and Timm and their great grand- mother, Mrs. W.0. Simpson of Uxbridge, were dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wilson. Congratulations to Mr, and Mrs. Elmer Wilson on the safe arrival of a wee granddaughter born to Rev. Floyd and Mrs. Wilson of Oshawa on Feb, 18, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Ashton of Sonya have a little son who arrived Sun. Feb. 20. A grandson for Mr. and Mrs. H. Ashton. Our best wishes for these newest Canadian citizens. Most families were repre- sented at the family skating party on Sunday afternoon about fifty returned to Epsom church for cocoa and hotdogs. Everyone had an enjoyable time. Sunday was the day for our congregational meeting .at church. Reports of the years work were printed and received by all, who then could ask any question which might arise. The Rev. Archie Scott was in charge." Donald Asling reported on the Program of Pastoral Relations committee which -dition in hospital. et Reg. $17.50 for $15.00; Reg. $25.00 for $22.00; Reg. $20.00 for $18.00 Reg. $7.50 for $6.50 Reg. $9.00 for $8.00 CCCI ICICI 12525252525252525¢58525¢252 CAA = ® 2f = RICHARD'S BEAUTY STUDIO FEBRUARY 1st to 28th - PERMS: FEBRUARY 8th to 28th - BLEACHES & STREAKS: FEBRUARY 15th to 28th - OIL TREATMENTS: FEBRUARY 22nd to 28th - TINTS: FOR APPOINTMENT CALL: "Phone 985-7991 0 3 5252 5255250505250 52525252525 52525252525 2 52525252525252525252525 2525252525254) Reg. $20.00 for $17.00; Req. $30.00 for $25.00 KH 2525262625 678 LATE MODEL USED CARS & TRUCKS ] As Trade-ins On Our 1977 PONTIACS, BUICKS & G.M.C. TRUCKS. Our Used Vehicle Inventory is at an all time low and your trade-in could be the one we require to suit the needs of one of our used vehicle prospects. *HIGH TRADE-IN ALLOWANCES. : AFTER SALE SERVICE 'TERMS AVAILABLE TOSUIT YOUR BUDGET- GOOD SELECTION OF NEW UNITS IN STOCK PHIL PONTIAC-BUICK LIMITED 150 Water Street - Port Perry "Ontario - 985-7309 Fill in coupon and mail to: "Nesbit, is a new but very active; very necessary committee. Mr. Earl Taylor is our new Steward. Several families partici- pated in the parade at Port Perry United Church in.re- cognition of Lord Baden Powell Week. So many of our children are now active in the Guiding and Scouting movement. They were piped into 'the United Church which was. filled to capacity. All enjoyed the service which was conduct- ed by the Rev. Roy Brawn. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Watson and children of Guelph were weekend guests with Mr. and Mrs, A. Watson. They enjoyed skiing' in the Pefferlaw area. There was a nasty accident at the Swamp garage last Thursday when a car and truck collided. , The truck rammed the north-west corner of the garage doing considerable damage. The two people in the car are in critical con- The service station was in oper- ation again Friday morning. Daughters, Linda, Karen and Judy Hansen and friend Wayne Ford were with Mr. and Mrs. John Hansen for the weekend. Miss Darlene Lyons of Peterborough was home for the weekend. Manchester 4-H by Leanne Kerr 4-H started up in full swing in Manchester. On Monday the 14th of Febru- ary our old members plus two new members, Joanne Vandervoort and Martha gathered at Mrs. John Kingstone's home to start our new 4-H club unit, For Knits Only. We opened with the 4-H pledge and following that _ elected our officers, Donna Kerry being the president. We selected our name for this unit, The Manchester Knit Wits, by a unanimous election. We discussed what is a knit and had a short quiz on knit fabrics. ~All the members then got---- out the measuring tapes and took body measurements. Aext week we'll be sewing a'knit skirt, top or whatever turns us on. At 9 p.m. we closed the meeting. If you love knits, 4-H is for you! e® Rust Stains Attention: Mrs. Heidi Appel - ARE YOU INTERESTED IN FINDING OUT WHAT A % WATER REFINER § e Bathtub Rings ) L] - n ) Aquafine Water Refiner J 101 Mary Street W. - LINDSAY, ONT. Lindsay 324-6888, Home 705-439-2446 CAN DO FOR YOU? Let Us Show You How - At No Obligation To Free Yourself From: Free Until March - No Installation Cost This limited offer expires April 30, 1977 ) -- RENT A WATER REFINER - Bu ] e Leaking & Corrosion of - Pipes & Water Heaters e Toilet Stains e Using too much costly detergent AND MUCH MORE Name: Address: PE EE PT PEP PP PPE PET PPP Geers usasra teasers arse asratraratbatitaans van ard ir ie is 4a an LARNER INT ER RAR LR ARE CATA SE SUR GAT RAE Telephone............... Don Sutton guest speaker The Durham North Assoc- iation for Children with Learning Disabilities were pleased to have Mr, Don Sutton, Superintendent of Program, as guest speaker at a recent meeting of the association. Mr. Sutton brought with him Mr. Bruce Walker, Superintendent of Development and Academic Services, Mr. Jack Gardner, Principal of Durham Region Treatment Schools and Mr. Jim Williams, Special Edu- cation Co-Ordinator for Durham in order to answer . direct questions from our group. Mr. Sutton spoke of the inner workings of his Board and gave insight into how to get help for our children within the school system. Mr. Gardner and Mr. Wil- liams went into detail on assessments, follow-up prog- rams etc. Mr. Walker inter- jected when necessary and gave us the benefit of his experience. When we stopp- ed for coffee midway through the evening all the men tried to speak with everyone present. Then the floor was open for questions. We have been assured that many exciting things are happening in our schools for our learnind disabled child- ren and as a group we felt most encouraged. The Durham Board of Education is co-operating with our Association in organizing a Gross Motor Program held each Friday evening, 7:30 - 8:30 at St. John's School, Uxbridge. Miss Kaye Jennings and Mr. Lloyd White, Physical Edu- _ cation Co-Ordinators for- the - Durham Board of Education have set up an excellent program, and have involved Grade 12 and 13 students from Uxbridge High School and several boys from: St. WEEKEND SPECIALS TO: fe NASHVILLE &GRAND OLE OPRY WASHINGTON D.C. NEW YORK CITY DEPARTAPRIL7 /77 \ EVENING DEPARTURE 1128 For aFull Colour Brochure, .. Contact your local hcensed Travel Agent. He knows who we are e Wallpaper e Panelling eo Carpet e Floor Coverings ' « PLUMBING eo ELECTRICAL eo CARPENTRY - John's to assist them. We have 15-20 learning disabled children participating each week for 10 weeks. Follow- ing this Gross Motor .Pro- gram we are arranging an Aquatic Program with Ux- pool for April and May. ° As a matter of interest our membership includes many educators, as well as par- ents, This Durham North region covers approximate- ly 25 schools as far north and west as Beaverton and Zephyr, and as far south as Port Perry; Uxbridge, Good- wood, etc.. Anyone intér- ested in attending our, monthly® meeting held the, second We of each' month at 8:00 P.M. a St. John's School, Uxbridge,' and-or information on learn- ing disabilities, please con-, tact either Noreen Bowes, 852-3937 or Carol Key! 852-5133 or write to Box 1508,' Uxbridge, Ontario, LOC 1KO0, Contributed FRE Your Child's Portrait tn vivid ans WW 1] color Don't midd Yhis "Gift of a : Lifetime" NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY Just drop into our store durin listed below. Your lovely gift picture will professional children's e days and hours e take) FREE by a phot One gift portrait to «x family which may include groups. 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