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a a EE Ae ton " a -- erie Sy BA kr MIL Kl | | Meet the new minister Utica and Area News by Vera Brown "This coming Sunday, Church ser- vices will resume on a regular basis at 11:15 a.m. in Epsom Church. This will be your opportunity to come out and meet the new .ninister Rev. ~ Nancy Waterman as she begins her call to this charge. This and each Friday in August - there will be a euchre in Utica Hall, starting at 8 p.m. Winners of last week's euchre were: Velma Ross, _Nerta Masters and Bernice Wells for the ladies. Lloyd Fawns, Phyllis Clarke and Jean Beach for the men. Freeze-out winners were Bernice Wells and Bernice Loudfoot, George and Rachel Harper were second. The village was invaded on Satur- . day evening by the Sutcliffes of On- tario and the Sutcliffes of Michigan families as over 100 people which represents four generations gathered in Utica Hall for a reunion consisting of dinner and dancing and a lot of good fun. I understand that this will be a yearly event which will be held in the U.S.A. next year. The John Croxall family spent & HOME SERVICES 3 Bedroom Home (Basic Routine) counters and fixtures. Thanks. Cleaning & Home Care with a Difference! 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We at Settlement House want to extend a Special On July 21, we were robbed of a substantial amount of cash, cheques and Visa during our busy sale. As the result of our ad cautioning our customers, many have confirmed the disap- pearance of their payment, taken the necessary precautions and replaced their payments to us. The thoughtfulness of these people has helped to reduce the amount of our loss. It has also re- affirmed to us the integrity of our community, and the support and friendship of our customers. Again, we thank you for your help. *35.00 Yours truly, Tom & Daphne Mitchell most of the weekend in Caesarea with Julia, Sarah and Shelley taking part in the various races. Mrs. Mildred Thompson and Mrs. Phyllis Clarke were in Quebec recently spending the weekend visiting with relatives of Phyllis. On Wednesday evening, Mildred at- tended a bridal shower for Miss Kim Lee in Woodville. Hillis and Carol Wilbur took a few days off a week ago taking in the sites in Kitchener where they spent 3 days, on to Sarnia visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Ewart Willis for a few days, on to Bright's Grove visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Both and to Hanover where they visited with Mr. and Mrs. George Weif. | A belated welcome to Mr. and Mrs. Holtby and family from Port Perry who have moved into the home formerly owned by Mr. and Mrs. Doug James. Mr. Jim Claughton has sold his farm due to ill health and will be having an auction sale later this month, and then plans to live in Mississauga with his sister. Jim spent a week or so in Oshawa Hospital recently, but is home now and I'm sure everyone wishes him well. Taking over the farm will be the new owners Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Biffen and family of Port Perry. Bill and I spent Friday helping our daughter Dorothy and family move into their new home at View Lake, and back again on Monday for a visit and swim. Alan Bailey and Lloyd Payne at- tended the steam show at Beaton on Sunday. : Scugog Island news by Mrs. Earl Reader Many of our residents have taken or will be taking their vacation in the west this year to include Expo and many relatives and friends. Among those who have already en- joyed this experience are Bonnie Gerrow and her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Fralick and Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Redman. This Saturday, is the day you've been looking forward to -- the Island get-together and celebration with good food and entertainment in garden style party at the Island United Church -- Yes, it's the Chicken BBQ 4:30 to 7:30 p.m. We must hold back those clouds for 3 or 4 hours. By this time children are getting bored with holidays and will certain- ly welcome Bible School at the Island United, starting August 18th. That gives us one full week to get over the Chicken BBQ. Supplies for crafts are still welcome, if you can help out. 193 QUEEN ST., PORT PERRY (416) 985-7306 ALL LINES OF GENERAL INSURANCE RVG ES AND GREY Since 1844 1 0" 5 Year Annual Interest 9 7/8% Semi-Annually Raws Subject to Change without Notice ~~ Pig roast and picnic highlight gathering Seagrave and Area News by Ann Sandiford A pig roast and family picnic were held at Charlie Durward's on July 26th. Everyone enjoyed a lovely sup- per and games and later went horseback riding. Before dark a Jack and Jill dance was held for Carl Durward and Annette Jackson at Blackstock. Carl and Annette will be married on September 26th. Best wishes from Gramma Durward. A reminder to area residents to start saving your newspapers again. The Scouts will be having a paper drive in September. The Robinglade Ladies Group will @e Hearin A id (entre ¢f Port Perry Dr. E. Mueller's Office . 24 Water St. S., Plaza, Port Perry, Ontario LOB 1NO be starting their meetings again in September. We are looking for new members and new ideas. Anyone wishing to join (or of course, renew their membership) please call Diane Cooke at 985-3722, Also would members get their thinking caps on as we are looking for some new ideas for meetings this year. Please call Diane with suggestions. That's all the news for this week. I hope everyone is enjoying their summer vacations and for news items next week please call Diane Cooke - 985-3722. Dennis J. Hogan ann Hearing Aid Consultant 985-3003 985-9192 Ladies & Gents? COME SEE ... NSTI --- ZEN, NS eA = RW >. Sa ISIN Np A NS = NA NN ///) oN } = NEA = ST VANS NM © Zs ZZ =I N=) EID, 1 7, J UL " WN ' At SN EINE --\ 22 me 11 ES lb. pa fie I TR ok) Wo \ (INGE \ Our Spectacular ... *1.00r -- SUMMER -- CLEARANCE -- at -- IMAGES., ... 261 QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY * For each purchase of summer merchan- dise at the regular price, you get a second article of less or equal value for $1.00. Sale Starts August 6th Come in Early for Best Selection?