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Special pleasure i - Epsom and Area News by Jean Jeffery "There is a special pleasure In sharing Christmas Cheer With folks who bring you happiness Each day throughout the year." Paul, Bradley and their father Allan Ashton had lunch with his. mother Ruth Ashton of Oakwood on NN a see Aunt Ruth in the afternoon. Marie Wilson, Carol Irwin and Paula Wilson attended a baby shower for Marlene Archibald and her wee son Andrew on Friday even- ing at Zephyr. Donald and Stella visited his mother Mrs. Alma Asling at Fair- view Lodge on Sunday. They also called to have a visit with Hilda Bailey on their way home. Nk, / 7 Hn mr | ll fim m ! HA ---- Hl (Across from the Port Perry Fairgrounds) | * RECEPTION FACILITIES AVAILABLE FOLLOWING FUNERAL SERVICE * TOTAL WHEEL CHAIR ACCESSABILITY TO ALL AREAS OF THE FUNERAL HOME * PRE-ARRANGEMENTS DONE IN THE COMFORT OF YOUR OWN HOME, IF DESIRED. of Port Perry. any time. A note to our friends of Port Perry -- Myself (Dan Martin), wife | Terri, son Shawn and daughter Trisha are proud to be a part In 1979, | left my home town of Cobourg to pursue my formal education as a Funeral Director. In 1980, | received my Funeral 'Director Licence and began work in Oshawa, where my wife and | spent seven years. In April of this year | assumed the position of Funeral Director for Scugog Memorial Funeral Chapel. Since taking this position, my wife and | are extremely happy to be part of such a fine community. Please feel free to call at ONTARIO FUNERAL (Incorporated) P.O. BOX 819, 985-7331 SERVICE ASSOCIATION 24 HR. SERVICE AMPLE PARKING Dan Martin, Funeral Director a il {7 PORT PERRY, LOB 1NO JIE Port Perry's World-Wide Christmas We are sorry to learn that several friends have been visited by a flu bug. Hope you are well by Christmas. We hope Gordon Jeffery at pre- sent visiting Toronto East General Hospital will be able to return to Ux- bridge this week. Beth and Douglas Wilson and . family had lunch on Sun. with Don and Fay Simmonds and children. Mrs. Evans visited with Mrs. Hazel Medd in Port Perry one even- ing recently. One of the High School choirs sang at the Senior's dinner at the Catholic PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, December 16, 1986 -- 29 Hall last week. Wendy Evans participated. Mr. Enoch McKnight is spending the winter at Port Perry Villa. I'll bet he would enjoy hearing from his friends. The W.I. Christmas Buffet dinner was well attended. There was the usual abundance of wonderful food which all enjoyed, before several games were played finishing with all receiving a gift from the beautifully decorated tree. A host of thanks to our good friends John and Marg Bruce for their kindness in in- viting the group to their home. All 68 Water Street, Video PORT PERRY - 985-9888 76 Baldwin Street, BROOKLIN - 655-4229 2nd ANNIVERSARY * Rent a VCR for only $2.00 a Night! * Rent One Movie at Regular Price ... 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Call Now for a Good Honest Deal ... 2985-2420 WARRANTY AVAILABLE FINANCING AVAILABLE n sharing holiday cheer were especially interested in having a visit with Bill and Judy Warren now of Toronto, formerly Bethesda friends. Nice to welcome Ben and Florrie DeBoer who live way down south (on 23). They were presented with a beautiful floor lamp. Epsom Utica U.C.W. enjoyed hav- ing friends - old and new - join us for a Pot-Luck dinner. We had a short business meeting with fun and games after. Thanks for the favours, Lil. Our sympathy to Bill and Irene Armstrong in their bereavement for Bill's father who passed away recently. On Friday evening most of our congregation enjoyed a very friend- ly visit to Mr. and Mrs. Waterman at their home (the manse) at Good- wood. We visited old friends and new, and had wonderful fellowship. Our sympathy to the Card and Geer families on the loss of their Un; cle Carson Watson, also sympathy to his wife formerly Erma Geer of Epsom. It was White Gift Service at Ep- "som Church on Sun. The Sunday School children received the gifts which we hope will make three families feel the spirit of Christmas this year. The Junior Choir sang very beautifully. They were a joy to behold and just as "cute as buttons." The Sunday School concert Sun. evening provide parents and friends a very enjoyable and memorable Christmas programme. Each class from Teeny-Weeny nursery class up, provide a number. Special music by the Van Veghel children and Jeffrey Nottingham. Thanks to Mrs. Fielding, our superintendent and her good husband who bought and packaged a special treat for all the children. . Thanks also to Steve Lee who pro- vided such a grand tree to grace the Sanctuary, 'also thanks Linda Irv- ing, Amy and Sally for decorating the church so beautifully in all its Christmas splendour. Donna Van Veghal - three cheers for you, too! Carl Hansen attended the Central Seven Christmas dinner. His mother joined him later for the party at Lat- cham Hall. Safety first Last winter 17 people died and 485 were injured in a total of 558 snowmobile accidents across On- tario. Alcohol was a factor in ap- proximately half the fatal accidents according to the Ontario Provincial Police. Some snowmobiles forget just how vulnerable they are to injury both on and off the road. Unlike a car or truck, the snowmobile offers little protection in the event of a sud- den stop or collision. Usually the driver and passenger are thrown off the vehicle. Off-road accidents occur when snow vehicles strike objects covered by snow such as rocks and tree stumps. Dips in terrain and wire fences are deadly to snowmobilers. Recklessness and alcohol increase the danger. Barely-frozen lakes and rivers are treacherous when a heavy snowfall covers them. A snowmobile that plunges through thin ice too often takes its driver and passenger with it. The OPP find the most common violations include: the lack of safe- ty equipment such as lights and helmets; failure to register the snowmobile and allowing others to operate it; no insurance; driving across or alongside highways without having an operator's licence; disobeying road signs; failure to share the roadway; careless driving and impaired "operation. ?