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EAI iE fA CHS oh SR A NT 2 PH RAR BTN AL AL a PR Fo Lh EA Re Bis At RNR Crd Gas a tg FR Se wh ud A tL i a CA HR a a Li a AB A A Li CAB hn iii Dead hi AS ia g Teta, 2 bd An Ba Xd itr and dards A En Rak. h fal) . ~ PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, May 3, 1983 -- 15 Celebrate 50 Years Together Mr. and Mrs. Victor Larocque of R.R. 2, Port Perry celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary last Sunday at their home. The Larocque's moved to their present home in 1944 from Oshawa. Many relatives and friends of this popular ssuplea) attended the Open House held iftheir honour. Working together for mental health throughout Canada May 2 to May 8, 1983 is Mental Health Week in Canada. This year, the Canadian Mental Health Association-Durham Branch (a United Way Agency), Medication Awareness, Whitby Psyhiatric Hospital, Oshawa General Hospital and the Dur- ham Pharmacist Assoc- iation, will be working together at a booth at the Oshawa Shopping Centre, the theme being "Working Together for Your Mental Health". The staff will be avail- able May 4,5 and 6th from 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. to answer any of your questions and give out literature. fi May 5 - Scugog Memorial Public Library - film: "Depression". Friday May 6 - Scugog Memorial Public Library - Film: "The Right to be Mad". Saturday May 7 - Scugog Memorial Public Library - Fim: "To Live is to Move" Epsom Area News By Jean Jeffery The church service was much enjoyed Sun- day. Rev. John Mec- Manneman brought a most interesting message. Following the service the Congrega- tion presented Nancy and Gerald Hill with a bible on the occasion of their first wedding ann- iversary. The help of _ this young couple in our congregation during the past year has been much appreciated. Con- gratulations and best wishes from community friends. . Keith, Faye and James Ashton visited on Sunday with Grandma Asling at Fairview Lodge. Is it true? Word has it that Gord Postma has a special on two dozen and a half eggs on Friday to' help celebrate his wife Jill's birthday. Congrat- ulations from all of us on the 7th Concession and community. Don and Stella Asling were visiting ~ Dr. Gerrald and Mrs. Asling and girls in Hanover for the weekend. Jan Asling - and Mark of Whitby accompanied them. Trinity Couples Club have invited the Epsom- Utica Club to a Square dancing party at Trinity Hall, Saturday, May 14th at 8 p.m. We hope that our group will respond in their usual congenial manner. Miss Ruth Taylor has been with her parents, Earl and Elizabeth Taylor for a weeks holiday. While home she was able to attend Open - House at Ontario College of Art with her sister, Margaret and friend. Ruth has now gone to North Bay our annual sale of per- ennials and garden plants. The Open House at Epsom School was well attended. The teachers had the halls and rooms beautifully decorated with the art work of the pupils. The Film "A Day at Epsom School" was interesting and well presented. Thanks to teachers and pupils from the community, your efforts were cer- tainly enjoyed and appreciated. Earl and Marie Wilson and Scott had Sunday dinner with Earl's mother, Mrs. J.P. Wilson of Uxbridge. Ken and Beth Cather- wood took Howard and Ruth Ashton out for Sun- day dinner, an early "Mothers Day' cele- bration. Rev. Floyd and Mrs. Wilson and family, Rachel, Andrew and Sarah of Oshawa visited his parents, Elmer and Ruth Wilson last Mon- day. Paul and Shirley Baster visited with Don and Gayle Prentice last Saturday evening. The van Veghel family attended the Wood - Hoggard wedd- ing in Uxbridge Baptist Church on Saturday. Our best wishes to Donna's youngest brother, Michael and his wife, Sue. Don and Stella Asling had supper Sunday INTRODUCING nw B dget uys on quality Is the egg rumour true ? evening with Don and Elaine Cardingly and family of Sandford. Miss 'Ann Russell of Port Perry visited with her friend, Janice Evans for the weekend. The students of Mr. D. Collins Class of William Treadway School in Scarborough toured the farm of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Evans and family on Wednesday. Then went to the Collins home for lunch. This was part of their Education Week Act- ivities. COLOURFUL TREAT Nasturtiums, sown in the vegetable garden will be a bright spot of colour all summer and provide a continuous harvest of tangy peppery-flavoured leaves and seeds for summer salads. CHAIRS - TABLES - FILES Prices quoted are net and limited to in-stock merchandise only. 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