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10 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tues. August 21, 1984 v Progressive Conservative candidate Allan Lawrence took a few hours out of his busy schedule last Tuesday night to attend an Open House at the Scugog A .~, Island Hall. Mr. Lawrence is seen here with some of those who attended. From left, Aileen Kane, Betty and Roy Collilns, Doug Crosier and John Sweetman. About 60 enjoy a lovely picnic Epsom Area News By Jean Jeffery Sunday was a beaut iful day for a picnic (no fooling). About sixty of us joined in at the Tapscott's cottage for lunch. There was boat rides, water-skiing, swimming and sun bath- ing, lots of visiting and a calorie loaded picnic supper, though it was difficult to find a place out of the wind to set up the tables. Rev. Bill McKay and Melba had three little grandsons visiting them so they enjoyed the picnic too and it was nice to have Bill and Deanna Ander- son and children of Linsay with us and we were all delighted to have Mrs. Chas Tap- soctt of Markham with us. Ross and Barbara Evans, Florence and John Wiersma were holidaying recently and called on several friends. On Friday, Evelyn and Carl Hansen enjoy- ed the Central Seven Picnic and Barbecue on Scugog Island. On Friday Evelyn Hansen had dinner at Deer Park Inn with John and Barbara Bar- food who were celebrat- ing a wedding anniver- sary. Herman and Edna Kerry were weekend guests with Elva and Walter Kerry at Ems- dale and then joined our picnic at Cameron Lake. Neighbours from the 7th Con. called on Lorr- aine and Ron Brown at their new home on Scugog Island to give them a house-warming party on Friday evening. Elizabeth and Earl Taylor and Mr. Stan Taylor took Ruth Taylor to New Liskeard. last week. Sandra Ashton is visit- ing her grandparents, Ruth and Howard Ash- ton this week. The Ashton boys on the 7th Con. have been exchanging visits with their cousins at Oak- wood. This week Paul is visiting Jamie while Robert is in Oakwood with Brad. The Watsons are entertaining his brother, Walter and his wife, and daughter Linda of Yarrow, B.C. for a few days. On Thursday Doug and Beth Wilson and Jill and Gord Postma took their children to Santa's Village near Brace- bridge. On Sat. Linda Bushell and Darlene Begin were dinner guests with Kim and Keith Ellicott at Blackstock. Last week Darlene Begin spent a day in Orillia visiting Miriam DON FREW & SONS LTD. R.R.1-NESTLETON 986-5568 or 986-5238 AGENTS FOR ONTARIO WINTER WHEAT Order Your Seed Wheat & Winter Barley Now! ad um All Varieties Available. Custom Combining Available. 4 Miles Rorth-asst of Nestieten OR 7 Miles West of Muy. 35 on Raglonal Read Ne 37 DOM FREW 4 SONS LTD "TIN ------c-- 5 R ') Sherman and children of Edmonton. Meeting of Session and Stewards will be at Utica Church Wed. at 8 p.m. to prepare pro- gramme of fall activi- ties for the church. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wilson visited Mr. and Mrs. Kent Elliot of Tomstown last week- end. They also called on Howard and Bernice Thaxter in Beaverton. Beth and Doug Wilson and children also Barbara and Ross Evans and family attended the Acton Picnic at Norwood on Sat. Don and Stella Asling - PAUL D. FARQUHARS BA.LLB. LAW OFFICES OF RISEN, ESPEY & FARQUHARSON LORD SIMCOE PLACE Suite 1C - 57 Simcoe St. S., P.O. Box 278 OSHAWA, L1H 7L3- 571-3942 (After Hours: 985-9012) had a short visit with Jerrold at the home of Pat Asling on Sunday. Jerrold was returning from Englehart where he had taken part in a scout training mission. Sunday evening Mr. and Mrs. E. Simpson visited Earl and Marie Wilson. On Sunday Darlene Begin attended the Brown annual picnic in Uxbridge. In the evening callers at her home were: Mrs. Jean Brown, Pat Little, Viola Bardoczy of Toronto also Frank and Cathy Todish and children of Mussel- man's Lake. N i Have You Lost Your AMWAY DISTRIBUTOR? Now You Can Get Your Products from JOHN & VICKY POPOWICH - DIRECT DISTRIBUTORS - 986-5431 We'll deliver if order is over $20.00 Allan Lawrence met with P.C. supporters at the Scugog Island Hall last Tuesday night after a day of canvassing in Port Perry and told the gathering he can't believe the wonderful reaction he is getting from area residents. '""We are getting a much better welcoming than in either of the last two elections," as people are indicating it is time for a change"', he said. Mr. Lawrence ex- plained that although they were not having a lot of small receptions throughout the riding this year, everyone was invited to attend the Barbeque to be held at Devil's Elbow on Wed- nesday, August 29. In talking about local issues, Mr. Lawrence said that he was com- pletely frustrated with his efforts to get some- thing done with the weed situation in Lake Scugog. "Not only is the lake stagnating, but the Lib- eral government is stag- nating", he said. 'I have never heard so many people say they don't know what to do about the problem". He said that as an MP he is very frustrated Allan Lawrence predic ts better days be that nothing is being done to rectify the problem. "Things have got to change. You all deserve a full dollars value for every dollar the govern- ment spends", said Mr. Lawrence. "But you are not getting it". Mr. Lawrence had high praise for the Conservative leader, Brian Mulroney. '"'Mul- roney has welded the party together as a team, and if he can do that, he can do the same for this great country Canada'. He went on to say that it was time for a clean-sweep in the government, and the NDP were not the answer. "If 'you want a real change, the Mulroney Team can bring this country back on the rails again", he said. In closing his remarks, Mr. Lawrence said "we are on the verge of great days and great times in this country under the leadership of Brian Mul- roney. He will be one of the best Prime Minis- ters this country has ever known." "We are on the verge of a majority Conserva- tive Government". WILL YOU BE AWAY ON ELECTION DAY? If you are on the voter's list and will be away on Election Day, September 4th, you may vote at the Advance Polling Station, in your area on the following dates: *ADVANCE POLL DATES: Sat., August 25 (12 noon to 8 p.m.) Mon., August 27 (12 noon to 8 p.m.) Tues., August 28 (12 noon to 8 p.m.) *ADVANCE POLLS ARE LOCATED AT: PORT PERRY, REACH, SCUGOG & CARTWRIGHT - At the Church of the Ascension, North & John Sts., Port Perry For Manvers, Cavan and Millbrook - At the Senior Citizens Complex, Millbrook For Cobourg and Hamilton Twp. - St. Peters Parish Hall, King St. East, Cobourg For Hope Twp. and Port Hope - At the Howard Jordan School, Percival St. Port Hope. VOTERS MAY ALSO VOTE AT THE RETURNING OFFICE AUGUST 13 to 31st (EXCLUDING ADVANCE POLL DATES & SUNDAYS) FOR FURTHER INFORMATION AND ASSISTANCE, CONTACT: ALLAN LAWRENCE ACTION CENTRE 61 Scugog Street - Port Perry 985-8407 NORTHUMBERLAND Authorized by | Gordon. Official Agent for Alan Lawrence | | | | on