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-------------- RTT oon aretha Sparklers for everyone at Social Club's Family Night Epsom and Area News by Jean Jeffery Epsom, Utica Social Club will hold a 'Family Night" at Epsom School on Mon. May 19. Come at 7:45 p.m. for a baseball game. The children will be welcome to use the playground equipment. At dusk there will be sparklers for every child, then fireworks. Refreshments will be available. Everyone welcome to come and join the fun. Remember the Women's Institute District Annual at Trinity United Church Uxbridge, May 21. On May 28, Bethesda Reach W.I. will meet at the home of Mrs. Thos. Carter. The topic is Consumers Af- fairs. The motto 'Bank Accounts are like toothpaste, easy to take out but hard to put back in." Reply Mrs. LAWN SEED at SWAIN SEED Regular Mixes or Mixed to your Specifications. Prices start at *1.35 . And we will refund the sales tax on two or more 55Ib. bags. Call us now to order or drop in! 3 MILES SOUTH OF BLACKSTOCK ON THE OLD SCUGOG ROAD. Call: (416) 986-4331 Be earing c Aid (entre ¢f Port Perry Dr. E. Mueller's Office - 24 Water St. S., Plaza, Port Perry, Ontario LOB 1NO Doble. Roll Call - 'What would you do with the money if you won a lot- tery." Hostesses Mrs. G. Jeffery, Mrs. J. Biggleston, Mrs. T, Ranee. Everyone welcome. Miss Julie Baster was in Barrie for the week-end visiting a college friend. Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Acton of Stouffville were Sun. supper guests with Barbara and Ron Evans and family on Sun. evening. Don & Linda Card were supper guests on Sun. evening with his parents. Congratulations to our newest grandparents, Mr. & Mrs. E. Taylor. On May 8th John and Wen- dy Taylor of London had a wee daughter arrive. Shawn and Margaret Sevier of - London were week-end guests with Ler parents Earl and Elizabeth Taylor. Many from the area attended the Open House at Lenbrook Industries at Pickering on Wed. & Thurs. Our congratulations to Mr. & Mrs. David Simmonds and family on the establishment of a new home for their Industry. Mrs. Norman Tapscott hosted a family shower for her niece Susan Thomas on Sat. evening. There were about 25 present. Don & Stella Asling accompanied Dr. Pat Asling and a friend from Georgia on a trip to Niagara Falls Dennis J. Hogan aHD ' Hearing Ad Consultant 985-3003 985-9192 ce LANDSCAPING \ NANCE PY aniaing MAINTE A Deck Work Discounts for Seniors 18 Yrs. Experience 985-3873 CONGRATULATIONS TI . 4 Congratulations to Floyd and Dale Stinson who won the free use of a new DEUTZ-ALLIS Tractor for 200 hours at the recent "MEET DEUTZ-ALLIS" meeting hosted by Trewin Farm Equipment on the occasion of their 25th Anniversary. The meeting featured the expanded product lines resulting from the merger of Allis-Chalmers and Deutz-Fahr farm machinery. Local farmers, Glen Larmer and Donald Linton also won the use of new DEUTZ-ALLIS tractors for 20 hours. Thanks to all who attended. TREWIN FARM EQUIPMENT DEUTZ ALLIS BLACKSTOCK 986-4283 "26 Years of Service" DEUTZ ALLIS on Sat. The family of Ruth & Howard Ashton all called to wish Mother a happy Mothers Day. Len and Ruth Beach of Orillia also called on Howard and Ruth. Elmer & Ruth Wilson visited on Mon. & Tues. last week with their son Rev. Floyd Wilson, Mrs. Wilson & children in. London. Earl & Marie Wilson and Mrs. W. 0. Simpson were supper guests with Rick & Paula Wilson of Victoria Corners. Epsom School is exploding with ideas for a bang-up fun day in June. They will be looking forward for a yard sale and auction and fun fair for the children. There will be tables to rent, at a nominal price for the yard sale. There will be more news next week, also an advertisement naming the time and date. Hope you are interested Myrtle news The final session ot wc Myrtle Square Dance Club took place on May 7 in the form of a pot-luck din- ner followed by dancing. For this last dance the group were invited to the Hamer's where all enjoyed the tremendous food and three sets square danced the evening away. Anyone wishing to take part in square dancing should watch for the announcement later on in the sum- mer for the classes which start in September and run until May each winter. John and Laural Hamer leave on Thursday for the week-end conven- tion of the International Square Dance Association at McMaster University in Hamilton. For three days they will enjoy sleeping in the dormitories, eating in the cafeteria - and dancing mornings, afternoons and evenings. Around three thou- sand people from all over Canada and United States will enjoy doing their favourite past-time together. See the demonstration of square dancing to be put on by the Myrtle group at the Brooklin Spring Fair on Sunday, June 8th. PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, May 13, 1986 -- 17 THE REGIONAL B)) MUNICIPALITY =~ OF DURHAM HOLIDAY CLOSURE OF SANITARY LANDFILL SITE The SCUGOG WASTE DISPOSAL SITE AND CARTWRIGHT TRANSFER STATION will be closed on Monday, May 19, 1986, for the Victoria Day Holiday. Normal operations will continue on Tuesday, May 20, 1986. W.A. TWELVETREES, P.ENG., COMMISSIONER OF WORKS --The: Children's Den 227 QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY Clothing from infants to size 14 Ln ILL NY v M i B cM 4 BR 1 \ WN; 11 4 © & u , oo by : : ® o LER a 'RE A Child's Bicycle Entry form with every purchase. Please step in & browse! Sale ends Saturday, May 174, -- 1900 "Ultima" Series Garden Tractors e Ultimate in design. ® 18 and 20 HP Kohler "Magnum" engines ® Heavy duty components. ® Up to 60" shaft drive mowers. DEUTZ ALLIS FORMERLY ALLIS-CHALMERS BRAND LAWN & GARDEN EQUIPMENT TREWIN FARM EQUIPMENT Garden Tractors © 8 models 1} to 19 HP. 8 1).12% and 16 HP ® Variable speed or hydro ® Hydro or 5 speed drive drives. ® 36" (0 48" mower decks. ® Variety of implements ® Heavy duty design. i2p The new 1986 "ULTIMA" models are now in stock! Tractors Sprint Riding Mowers ® 8 and 10 HP. ® 30" and 36" mowers ® All-steel body ® |solator cushioned ride ® Electric start "25 Years of Service" Blackstock -- 986-4283