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ig 32 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, May 17, 1983 Church and Sunday School this week will be held in Epsom Church at 11:00 a.m. The newly formed choir under the Utica Area News by Vera Brown ' Mrs. May Allen who recently celebrated her 80th Birthday with a reception in the Anglican Church Parish Hall. There was about 200 guests. present from Toronto, Peterborough, Brantford, Burl- ington, Oshawa, Whitby, Bowmanville, Haliburton, Blackstock and i Port Perry. Emiel's Place invites youl 1st Anniversary of "Catharina Lounge" JOIN US FROM 4 to 10 P.M. FOR "HAPPY HOUR" - Thurs., May 19th to Sat., May 21st Get Ready ... direction of Mrs. Donna VanVeghel is sounding great. I understand they have a number of guest, appearances coming up in the near future, one of which is preparing for the Strawherry Social on July 2nd in Utica Hall. Practice is each " Wednesday at 8 p.m. in Epsom Church and any- one who likes to sing would be most welcome. There will be a meet- ing of the Official Board for Goodwood, Epsom- Utica in Epsom Church on Thursday, at 8 p.m. This Friday there will be a euchre in Utica Hall at 8 p.m. Starting on Friday and continuing on Sat- urday and Monday, the Carres are having a yard sale. For more de- tails see their ad in the paper. Better health is wish- ed for Miss Laura and Master Kevin Carre who have been sick children for the past week or so. For the past few years we've been hearing about that big fish that got away. Well on Sat- urday son-in-law Dennis caught one big enough to win 3rd"prize in the fishing derby held on Scugog Island. Congra- tulations! Belated birthday greetings to Adam Ross 7 years old and brother Ian who was 4 years old cause it's worth kicking up your heels for! Ty Check out next ! A Aa | Limes ae PORT PERRY PLAZA - QUEEN STREET week's paper for the super Sidewalk Sale savings! | New formed choir sounds great earlier this month. Grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Slute were supper guests to help them celebrate. Birthday greetings to Miss Sarah Croxall who is 8 years old this Wed- nesday. The children from grades 1 and 2 at Epsom School visited the bush at the home of the Taylor family on Mon- - day to see the_various wild flowers. } Chuck and Rhonda Hutton and girls of Ajax were Wednesday lunch- eon guests with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Fielding. Miss Carrie Fielding of Port Perry was a week- end guest with her grandparents, and on Sunday Earl and Irene were supper guests with son Frank and family. Recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Bailey were Mr. and Mrs. Grant Prentice from Woodville, Mr. Sandy Moore of Prince Albert. (From page 24) registration evening on Tuesday, May 17 be- ginning at 7:00 P.M. at the tennis courts in Sea- grave. The cost of the lessons is $17.00 for adults and $10.00 for children 13 years and under. There will be six lessons and the in- structor will be Mr. Bill Langham. If there are not sufficient regis-. trants, the lessons will not be available. Last Wednesday evening the Cub Pack "hosted the 10th Bow- ._manville Cub Pack and together they toured the Nonquon Conservation Area and ended a fun evening with a camp Thursday evening Didi Obey and Anne Downey were presented with their Part I Wood Badge 'woggles in leadership training at the Beaver meeting. Several of our little Beavers attended the Beaveree in Cannington on Saturday -and very --- much enjoyed the Peter Pan theme this year. Don and I along with our three sons enjoyed 'our annual Mothers Day dinner which was cele- brated, one week later for us this year, at Emiels compliments of Don's folks, Mr. and Mrs. Les Beacock of Prince Albert. Also along to enjoy the food and hospitality - were Mr. Grant Beacock and ._ his friend, Marion, and Mr. and 'Mrs. Bryan Beacock and Phillip. Saturday evening proved to be quite a delightful - surprise for John and Ferne Tobin. Their family had arranged a lovely dinner party for them at the New Dutch Oven restaurant in Orono in honour of their 45th wedding anniversary. Following the dinner - everyone returned to 40TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY Mr. and Mrs. George Timms celebrated their 40th Wedding Anniversary, on February 27th, 1983 at the home of their daughter, Marie Giannini. Approximately 150 relatives and friends attended this special occasion -in honour of the happy couple. ' Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Tobin's home in Oshawa where the happy couple were presented with a gift from their family to commemorate this most happy occasion. Those attending this gala event were Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Tobin, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tobin, Kim and Robert, Mr. and Mrs. Dane Con- worth, Shane and Stacey and the grooms- man of 45 years ago, Mr. Reg Abraham. The community of Seagrave extends their best wishes and congratu- lations - to John and Ferne for continued health and happiness!! We are happy to learn that two of our comm- unity residents are re- covering quite nicely folllowing recent surgery. Mrs. Myrtie Stone is convalescing at the home of her two daughters for a few days and by the time' you read this column I expect Mrs. Margaret discharged from the hospital. We trust they will continue to improve. We were sorry to learn that our good friend Dorothy Massell has been re-admitted to hospital in Port Perry. Hope you are soon going to be back home Dorothy! Due to the fact that our minister was attend- -ing the Bay of Quinte "this weekend we were honoured to have several of our young folks take over his duties on Sunday morning. "Our guest speaker for this particular Sunday were representatives who attended the Toc Alpha Conference in Toronto last December namely Mark Sturman, Allison Crawford and Hunter will 'have been Conference in Kingston - Seagrave area news Larry Rodgers. The Toc Alpha conference was the 26th annual one and is sponsored by the Alcohol and Drug Con- cern group and its aim is to familiarize todays young folks with the hazards of taking drugs and abusing alcohol. They not only stress the damage it can do to the person involved but how it is also disasterous to the family unit as they also have to bear the brunt of the problem. Also participating in the service were Kristy Hutcheon with a beauti- ful solo accompanied by Mrs. Joan Lee, Lori - Buscher and Amy-Lynn - Wanamaker who pro- vided us with two de- lightful piano solos, Connie Carr delivered the childrens story, Melanie Lee and Jay Branton provided the scripture lesson and Robert. Wanamaker and Ted Sturman. took up the offering. We thank all of these young folks for their contri- bution to the service. It was most thoroughly Shinyed and appreciat- Patty Williams is your correspondent for next week her number is 985- 2453, Don't forget to attend Pioneer Days at the Scugog Shores Museum 'this. weekend May 21 and 22 from 12:00-5:00 p.m. Free admission tickets have been issued to the public school children in the area so please plan to attend this exciting event. ALLTYPES - ALL MARES STEREOSAHI EIS 723-534 ninooasTe Servong Port Perry Awd for 1% pest 1S yours PARKSIDE 0 STEREO TY) 1 CENTRE FON: resent an I fbb Si