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I'd rather be anywhere else... This OPP constable, who was called in on her day off to help out, admitted she would rather be at home than directing traffic in the midst of Monday's heavy snowstorm. Instead of relaxing in front of the hearth with a good book, she was busy on Highway 7A, between Stuck at the corner of Reach Road and a boost with the help of an Uxbridge tow Durham Road 23, this frustrated motorist truck. 'This is the second time I've been (seen lifting her hood) prepares her car for stuck today," she said grimly. & ¢ PORTRAITS PW TOUCH THE HEART BONUS © VE L When you make a 95¢ deposit on your Special Portrait Collection! 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David and Maija will represent our school at the Canadian Legion Area Final on Sunday, March 3 at 12:30 p.m. at the Port Perry Legion Hall. UCW ladies meet at Melba's house Epsom Area News By Jean Jeffery U.C.W. will be at the home of Melba McKay, Tuesday, March 12 at 8 .m. We are pleased to learn that Rev. Edith- Ann McManiman is im- proving. The service on Sunday was conducted by members of the con- gregation, an impressive message was given by Donna VanVeghel. Mr. and Mrs. A. Wat- son were in Scarborough on Sunday visiting son, Ron and his wife Marilyn and bringing birthday greetings to two of their grandchildren Michelle and Russell. Choir practice will be Thursdey evening at the home of Howard and Ruth Ashton at 7:30 p.m. Jill and Gordon Postma visited their parents Mr. and Mrs. Postma Sr., and Mr. and Mrs. Mound at Trenton on Thursday. On Sunday, Ken and Beth Cather- wood, Ruth and Howard Ashton visited Ruth's sister, Lucille Wagner and brother-in-law Lorne of Ashworth. Elva Kerry visited Mrs. Raymond Kerry who is a patient in Port Perry Hospital. We all wish Jean a speedy recovery. Congratulations to Tom and Leona Arm- ~ 7 strong on the safe arrival of their wee daughter, March 1st. Congratula- tions also to the new grandparents, Bill and Irene Armstrong. Don and Stella Asling visited his mother, Mrs. Alma Asling at Fairview Lodge on Saturday, then called on Walt and Hazel at Ajax and were pleas- ed to find Hazel much improved. On Sunday morning, Don conducted the church services at Sand- ford and Zephyr, after which Don and Stella joined daughter Dr. Pat and her guests Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Dick for lunch. An excellent W.I. meeting was held at the home of Mrs. T. Rance on the Beach Road. A full report of the W.I. meeting next week. Grant Evans and Steve Ashenhurst who have been holidaying in Arizona have arrived home safely, having had a wonderful time and en- joying the 80 plus degree temperature. Mrs Gladys Evans, nephew Howard St. John of Clearwater B.C. has been visiting the family and was with Ross and Barbara Evans and family on Friday. Euchre players help hospital Prince Albert Area News by llean Pugh Thursday evening the - weekly euchre was held with 10 tables being fill- ed. The winners for the evening Ladies - Myrtle Gimblett, Pearl Gostick, Ena MacDonald and Men - Richard Manns, Mildred Thompson and Caroline Hough. If you like playing cards in the afternoon plan on going to the Latcham Centre on Thurs March 14th at 1 p.m. sHarp and support the Hospital Auxiliary Euchre. Weekend visitors at the Lloyd Peremans' over the weekend were Beth's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Denninston of White Lake, Ontario. Saturday night was a very special time for Beth Willes when she was guest of honour at a surprise party held at the Community Centre when over fifty friends and neighbours attended. The evening was spent dancing and visiting. A lovely lunch with birth- day cake was served. Happy Birthday Beth. Also birthday wishes to John Bredin who has a birthday this week. The Prince Albert unison choir of grades 14 took first place at the music festival at Sunderland. The rhythm band grades 1 and 2 also took first. These groups took part in the 'Night of Stars' last Tuesday night. Congratulations to all the children who took part and to their teachers who led the children. Please call Earline Armstrong with your news next week 985-7873. Senior citizens had six birthdays The Senior. Citizens held their regular meeting Feb. 27th. Call- ed to order by the Presi- dent followed by the sing- ing of O'Canada. We had one new member. Usual business was discussed. There will be a euchre Wednesday March 6th 1:30 at Latcham Centre. Come out and join us. We had six birthdays. Qur entertainment for the afternoon was our own choir led by the choir leader Win Philip. They were great, after which coffee, tea and bir- thday cake was served by the ladies of the February lunch group. A good time was had by all PORT PERRY CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC 26 Water Street - Port Perry 985-2192 The Port Perry Chiropractic Clinic is pleased to announce that DR. MORLEY E. PITTS B.P.E.,B.Ed., D.C. has taken over the practice of Dr. A.C. ""Chuck" Bathie, D.C. upon his retirement from active practice. Clinic hours: Tuesday Thursday 830AM -700PM 830AM -800PM Saturday 830AM - 1000 AM For Appointment Call 985-2192