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European trip highlighted | Epsom and Area News by Jean Jettery Douglas and Beth Wilson ap- preciated the reception given to their new daughter when she arriv- ed home from the hospital. Welcome Virginia. Earl Taylor called on Howard and Ruth Ashton to tell them the highlights of their European tour. Mr. and Mrs. John Lehane of Col- umbus called on their aunt and un- cle recently. This Sunday grandson, Richard Ashton and Heather were supper guests. Our sympathy to Mrs. Aileen Dob- son who lost her daughter Barbara Phair recently. Barbara taught music at Epsom School some time ago and is well remembered. Also remembered by those in her 'special' classes. She loved them dearly. Sympathy also to Barbara's husband and sons, her sister Mary Till and brother Hugh. Earl and Marie Wilson recently visited for a few days with his Personal plates take six weeks "If you're planning to give per- sonalized licence plates for Christmas gifts," order now, advis- ed Ontario Transportation and Com- munications Minister Ed Fulton recently. The plates take six weeks to be delivered and cost $100 a set. "Last year we processed over 10,000 plates during the Christmas season and had a busy time trying to get them all out on time," said Fulton. 'This year, we'd like to avoid the rush and ensure everyone gets their plates on time. So, we're encouraging people to place their orders by the first week of November if they plan to give per- sonalized plates for Christmas presents." The plates are manufactured at Millbrook Correctional Institute near Peterborough and may be ordered at any licence issuing office. Personalized plates may have from two to six characters arrang- ed in any combination of letters, or numerals and letters, except those combinations used on regular plates. Plates sporting only numerals may have from two to four characters arranged in any combination. Seagrave truck fire October 7 - 12:32 p.m. - cottage at Scugog Point - Assistance call for Hall No.2. October 10 - 10:57 a.m _- Truck fire - Seagrave. October 20 - 10:30 am - Trailer fire at Goreski's Beach. October 21 - 8:05 p.m. - Alarms ac- tivated at R H Cornish School No fire October 22 - 1:45 p m. - Belts bur- ning on washing machine - Ontario Street - Port Perry October 26 - 12 08 pm Fence posts - Union Avenue - Port Perry brother Roy and his wife Erma at Cobden. Bill and Velma Huggins of Orillia were supper guests recently with Gordon and Jean Jeffery, then call- ed on Verna and Sterlin Jeffery of Uxbridge. The Hallowe'en party was a real- ly delightful evening at Utica last Friday. There were goblins and wit- ches everywhere and I hear the cutest pumpkin in the patch was Joel and we must remember Aunt Jemima. The food was finger-lickin' good. There are still tickets for the Beef Supper November 7th at Utica Hall sponsored by the Church board. The UCW will have a bazaar in the after- noon in the hall at 2:30 - see 'Com- ing Events." November 3 Anniver- sary service 11:15 a.m. at Utica. Mrs. Elizabeth Taylor and Mrs. Third from Claremont took Elizabeth's aunt Mrs. Kirton of Stouffville out for dinner to celebrate her 95th birthday. Joyce and Rich: id Lewchuk of Wiarton with children Leagh and Simon visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wilson this week. Fay and Shauna Simmonds were dinner guests one day this week with Doug and Beth Wilson. Miss Ruby Wilson of Uxbridge visited Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wilson last Sunday Callers at the home of Howard and Ruth Ashton last week were: Joan and Tiffany Wood, Corless Ashenhurst, Ralph Veitch, Frank Moore and Mrs. Donna VanVeghel. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Roman and Michael of Leaskdale called on Mr. and Mrs. Ross Evans Sunday evening. The Tapscotts attended the party Saturday evening at Music Hall, Ux- bridge in honour of the Sweet Adeline's receiving their Charter. Betty is a member of the group. Darlene Christie and Sharon Smith entertained at dinner on Saturday night. Guests were Jim Powell and friend, Chris, Ellie and Art Powell. The occasion was Ellie and Art's 22nd wedding anniver- sary. Best wishes from all of us. -- VOTE -- ,~ INTEREST INTEGRITY »~ DEDICATION BOBBIE DREW [X | PUBLIC SCHOOL TRUSTEE Because She Cares! PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, October 29, 1985 -- 19 4 WN For SOUND SENSITIVE SENSIBLE DECISIONS On November 12th Vote LAWRENCE MALCOLM J XC; -- for -- REGIONAL COUNCILLOR TOWNSHIP OF SCUGOG For Information Phone: 986-5527 &s N