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A RE ad 7 Pe SRI 4 &- FE IR GA - Epsom news' by Jean Jeffery Welcome home to Mr. and Mrs. Ron Brown who have been visiting their daughter Shelley in Victoria B.C. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Baster were Saturday evening guests with Mr. and Mrs. Barry Hunter in Toronto. Mr, Murray Potter and Chris were Sunday supper guests with the Baster family. There was an interesting W.I. meeting at the h Nighswanger wherythe guest speaker was Rill Warne's sister Jane. She $01d of life of the Eskimo in Northern Quebec where her "husband was a techer for the Cana- dian Government. Be Keep June 25 open, as that is the day scheduled for the - W.I. annual trip. We are hoping some of the husbands will join us this year. More details later.' Mr. and Mrs. Barnes Sr. from England are visiting their son David. On"Satur- day evening David enter- tained several neighbours with a barbecue in their honour. Connie, Jason and David Lyons were out with Hildreth Lyons for lunch one day last week. Mr. and Mrs. Chris Ruhl also Mr. and Mrs. Mel Cracknell attended the graduation at Waterloo University for Tina Ruhl. Bert Rhul has gone to his position in Saskatoon. Our best wishes to these two young people. Mr. and Mrs. Watson and Mrs. Jeffery attended the 120th anniversary at the Ballantrae United Church on Sunday. The minister and his wife were both ordained last week so thev celebrated. their first communion and Baptismal services Sunday. June 10 our usual U.C.W. evening will be a family - affdir. Bring your children and husbands and any friends interested to Epsom - Church. We will have coffee and dessert at 8:30 after which Barry and Lois Bushell will entertain us with pictures and stories about - their stay in Saudi Arabia. June 5 will be choir pract- ice. If you like to sing just come about 8:30. The choir will be practicing for the Strawberry Festival July 5. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Jar- dine of Toronto called on Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wilson recent- ly. . Mr. and Mrs. Ken Petty of Gormley and Mrs. W.O. Simpson were dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wilson on Sunday. Mr. Richard Lewchuk of Willowdale is touring in the Holy Land so his wife has been visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wilson and other relatives. She visited Thursday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Wilson, Dawn and David of Sarnia were weekend guests with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wilson. Saturday evening for a barbecue at Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Wilson's home. Mr. and Mrs. Don Asling were touring in the north country on Friday and Saturday. Epsom-Utica Picnic and sports day will be held June 14 at Epsom School ground starting at 1:30 p.m. This is for 2veryone so tell all your friends to come. There will be a pot luck supper at Epsom Church at 5:30 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. A.T. Powell have returned from Ottawa where they attended the last rites for Mrs. Powell's sister. Our deepest sympathy to the Powell family. Miss Marjorie Johnson who has been staying with her friends Mr. and Mrs. Ron Brown for the past year and a half has taken an apart- ment in Scarborough. Mrs. E. Taylor entertained Miss Johnson last Thursday evening. Her many friends in the community arrived to bid farewell and offer best wishes. Miss Johnson was presented with a gift from the U.C.W. and also a gift from her many friends. We all enjoyed the pictures Mrs. Taylor showed of her trip, up the West Coast to the Arctic last year by plane, boat and bus. Mrs. Hansen and Carl were weekend guests with Wayne Ford and Linda. Then on Sunday they visited Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Bertram at West Hill. John and Darlene Begin welcomed a second son to their home. A new brother for Jeffrey. Congratu- lations. PARKING . o «7 ¥- k Esa - CONVENIENT While construction continues on Queen Street between Perry Street and John Street, JUNE is going to be an exciting month at Hous: or Housnn. at this big ~ BACK DOOR SALE If it becomes inconvenient to use our front door, use our New Rear Entrance from our Large Parking Lot off Perry St. PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, June 4, 1980 -- 23 C.W.L. Regional dinner by Margaret Meunier Many people accept sick- ness, strife and indifference as a way of life. Indeed the individual on his own cannot change these realities. It is refreshing therefore, to witness the continued exist- ence of organizations which seek to modify and improve the living conditions of needy people. The diversity of services which is offered by the members of the C.W.L. testi- fies to its effort in contribut- ing to "humanity". Indeed, at the annual dinner meeting held on April 22, it became apparent that C.W.L. is active in all walks of life where there is a need; homes BO: | Rous: or Howans CK DOOR SALE Z . Z \\Vl White-Westinghouse 13.6 cu.ft. Frost Free RE FR IG ERATOR *Adj. Shelves. - Deluxe model including *Twin Crispers *Butter conditioner *Easy Roll Castors *And Much More! *459.95 WITH TRADE RANGE Storage Drawer WITH TRADE TERMS: Cash Cheque Chargex SUPER VALUE Clock - Minute Minder 2-8", 2-6" Elements Oven Light - Window Infinite Heat Switch *359.95 80 2 Pce. CHESTERFIELD SUITE 5 Pce. BEDROOM SUITE for the aged, centres for the mentally retarded, blood donor clinics, Share Life and numerous others. This meeting brought to light the importance of strengthening a useful organization. On the lighter side of the evening, all who attended the meeting enjoyed a delicious meal and enjoyed some excellent entertainment by the Scugog Choral Society. The con-celebrated mass was followed by an interest- ing speech by the Reverend. He spoke eloquently on the subject of "motherhood" emphasizing the impact of the mother on the future of the child and therefore on Extra Values on society. Although "Need" sometimes dictates that the mother work elsewhere, those who stay home should not feel insignificant; they are, through their children, the builders of the future. RCL, 3 - = N {REGISTER NOW \ Little People \ Day Care Centre \ ~All Year - \ \ Dynamic Program NX \ Pre-school Education | YN Ages 2to 5 - Hot Meals \ Hours: 7 a.m. osm 1-416-852-7485 CONVENIENT PARKING FURNITURE - T.V. - APPLIANCES - STEREO Every Week During Our f ~ JUNE BACK DOOR SALE Big Savings on Chesterfield Suites - Dining and Bedroom Furniture - Kitchen Suites and Occasional Chairs A Complete Selection of General Electric - Westinghouse - Kitchen Aid - Hoover - Electrohome - R.C.A. - Gurney - Simplicity Appliances - ON SALE NOW! 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