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1 :] ARS » When you set eyes on this 10 week old beauty it'll be in- stant love. With his crinkly pug nose, big paws, floppy ears and warm pink tongue he'll endear himself to even the most hardnosed pet hater, and he can be adopted by calling the Scugog-Uxbridge Animal Shelter at 852-7295. And by the way, it's tag time in the Township. If you purchase your dog tag before the end of March, you'll be in for a $5 discount. 2s } he, SEALE WE Aik [SFO ai 4A Joinus at the ... The Murray House Restaurant 279 QUEEN STREET, PORT PERRY for our exciting NEW YORK STYLE BRUNCH for reservations call ... 9 8 5 = 2 7 7 5 PORT PERRY STAR -- Tues. February 26, 1985 -- 9 Many area dairy farmers attend Ont. Holstein Banquet Epsom Area News by Jean Jeffery "Believe it or not" Mrs. Jordan's grand- . daughter, Jody, found a large wriggly garter snake in Grandma's garden last Sunday. Most of our local dairy farmers attended the On- tario Holstein Banquet on Sat. night at Sunderland Arena. Ken and Beth Cather- wood, Brian and Barry of Oshawa were weekend guests with her parents Ruth and Howard. Mr. and Mrs. A. Wat- son have returned from a two week holiday with her brother Nichlolas Cuddia at their winter home in Florida. Norm, Betty, John and .Ann Tapscott had Sun. lunch with Margaret Smith of Chalk Lake area. On Sat. Shirley and Paul Baster were dinner guests with Don and Gail Prentice. Congratulations to Sal- ly Irving on winning with her Piano slection at the Music Festival at Sunderland. Epsom School was represented at a I'ublic Speaking Contest at Ux- bridge by Colette Ber- trand and Jimmy Van Veghel. Congratulations girls you did very well and I'm sure you will win next year. A surprisingly large number decided to wash away the Feb. blahs by attending the pancake supper and watching a programme of Dr. Pat Asling's slides of people, flowers and wild life (nature type) and historical ancient sights at the Yacatan Peninsula Mexico. Thanks Pat also thanks to Don and Stella, Earl and Elizabeth for planning such an in- teresting and enjoyable evening. On Wednesday even- ing the U.C.W. (a week late because the weather was unco-operative) met at Utica Sunday School rooms. After the devo- tional service Jill Cut Na iL : Ty = included. "Miss Wella" reg. $35.00 25. Postma explained the Block Parent Communi- ty Protection Plan. Jill will be pleased to hear from any volunteers 852-3186. We had yummy Valen- tine desserts. Too bad the furnace ran out of fuel. We are pleased that Edith Ann: McManiman is some better. It was a nice surprise to have Rev. Bill McKay to con- duct our church service on Sun. and deliver the message. Next Sun. the con- gregation will conduct the service. I think few small churches are blessed with so many ready, willing and able to help in a situation like this. John and Joanne Hansen and wee Sara of Markham were weekend visitors with his mother, Evelyn Hansen. A reminder Women's Institute meeting Wed. Feb. 27 at 8 p.m. at the Reach Road home of Mrs. T. Rance. Everyone welcome. Our guest speaker is Shirley Harrison from Dept. of Education Parliament Bldgs., Toronto. We hope Ray Munro's shoulder will soon be better. JACK BEAL | INCOME TAX PERSONAL - FARM Guaranteed Returns from $13.00 LAKE SCUGOG LUMBER COMPANY Upstairs Office Monday - Friday 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Saturday 8:30 a.m. to 12 noon. Closed Thursday. PHONE 985-3688 "Precious Body" by Rilling. For normal or tinted hair. reg. $45.00 ~ Cut included. @ 176 Perry Street - Port Perry - 985-2532