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PRE TATE EF Dona. ae J A TL aad 32 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, February 3, 1987 Utica and Area News by Vera Brown Aaron Stiller had the misfortune to break his elbow as the result of a fall recently at school. It is during these times of emergency when you realize just how great it is to have good neighbours and Mrs. Stiller is very thankful for the kindness . shown to her by the Croxall family who helped with the babysitting. Dale and Karen Beare of Burl- ington visited with Mrs. Crosier on the weekend. It's good to know that Mrs. Crosier is feeling much better following her bout with the flu bug. The United Church held their an- | nual Congregational meeting on Sunday. The following members are welcomed to the Board: Elders Mr. Earl Taylor, Mrs. Nancy Hill, Mrs. Faye Ashton and Mrs. Lynne Ber- trand. Stewards Mr. Keith Ashton, Mrs. Elva Kerry and Mr. Rod McKay. Some of these members have already completed a three year term and will carry on for another three years. This service on Sunday was the last to be held in Utica Church until the renovations in the basement are completed. All services from now on will be held in Epsom; Sunday School and Church starting at 11:15 a.m. The Youth Group will meet this Saturday -afternoon at 4:00 at Ashton's for toboganning and back to Kerry's afterwards. ~ Choir practice for the seniors will - Emergency shows how helpful neighborsare | be held Wed. at 8 p.m. at the Sobil |! home in Utica Heights. Junior choir | will practise on Thurs. after school in Epsom Church. The U.C.W. will be hosting their sister U.C.W. from Cherrywood and members of Goodwood U.C.W. on i A Tues. Jan. 10th at 1:30 p.m. in Ep- som Church. There will be a special speaker for the occasion and 'all ladies are invited. Euchre winners on Fri. evening were Ladies: Ezella Harwood 1st, Rita Storie 2nd and Annie Bowman low. Men: Joe McCaslin 1st, Bruce Bright 2nd and Irwin Kydd low. Freeze-out winners were Bertha Hurren and Bruce Bright while Zella Harwood and Frances | Hockley were second. There willbe * another euchre in two weeks. 2 The euchre circuit will miss the presence of Albert Timms who died suddenly this past weekend. Our | sincere sympathy to the Timms © family. The Slutes have been busy recent- ly, entertaining their family on the occasion of Lorne's birthday, visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. 'Doug Morden at Greenwood for sup- per to celebrate both Lorne and Eileen's birthdays. On Tues. they were supper guests with son Bill and family and on Sunday were supper" guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Slute | in Raglan. ° 3 It's a Girl!! Pat and John t Sutherland were blessed with the ar- rival of Rachael Ann this past week. A sister for Danny and Andrea and | another granddaughter for Tom and Jean: Congratulations to everybody. The big question today is -- Did the groundhog see his shadow? Ski enthusiasts hope he did and other a hope he didn't. Does it really 0 matter? BU I The Ontario Ministry of Skills Development, - S En io Or BE as part of its comprehensive mandate to | a -- ER provide skills training and work experience Citizens "for young people, provides these opportunities © byE, Irvine | The. Senior Citizens held their A to work and eam money ¢ this summer | oo regular meeting on Wednesday, January 28 with a good attendance. | The meeting was opened by the \ president and followed by the sing- | 1 ing of O' Canada. Two minutes of silence for two members who had L-- people gain invaluable work experience passed away and general business while Ontario companies receive the was discussed. We had five new benefit of these willing, eager workers. Employers who could do more to provide young people with summer jobs should call 1-800- 367. 1290 (in Toronto 585-7399) for further information. as an | LUE 3 ways Ontario i is helping ith this summer The Ontario Summer Employment Program is directed toward employers and encourages them to hire young people for newl created summer jobs. The Ministry of Skill Development will provide $ $1.25 per hour towards the salary cost of the person hired. Young 2. Be your own Boss START-UP provides students with an » excellent opportunity to learn how to : run their own summer businesses. In co-operation with The Ontario Chamber of Commerce and The Royal Bank of Canada students who want to start a summer business may apply for an 3. Working with Ontario Expe rience '87. Interested young people can get more information and applications by calling 1-800-387-0777. members - welcome ladies. Tea, coffee and cookies were served. After this we had two visitors from Deer Lodge who showed slides which were very entertaining. At 5:30 we enjoyed a pot luck supper which was followed by a few games of euchre. There is a euchre on Wednesday, February 4 at 1:30 at the Latcham Centre - come on out and join us, we interest free loan of up to $3, boo from like to See new faces. START-UP. It's an opportunity for young people to learn valuable entrepreneurial skills. Interested students can get more 'information by calling 1-800-387-0777. CHESTERFIELD SUITES - LOVE SEATS " SECTIONALS - MATTRESSES -- A Large Selection -- LESS THAN - 1 12 »fl- 3 PRICE! 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