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14 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tues. February 17, 1987 Cold weather church fun visiting with her relatives in Nova Scotia Sunday visitors at the Sutcliffe home were David, Doris Bray and Utica and Area News by Vera Brown oe -------------------------------------------------- -- cre -- ---------------------------------------------- er This coming Sunday there will be a special speaker at the United Church service in Epsom at 11:15 a.m. Janet Walker from Toronto _ Conference Stewardship Dept. will be speaking on Mission and Service Following the service there will be a luncheon at which time everyone is asked to bring either sandwiches or dessert. Wear warm clothing and bring your favourite sleigh or skis and join in on the cold weather fun on the hills of Epsom. Bible Study for Lent starts on March 9th and runs for 6 con- secutive Monday nights at 8 pm (the place to be determined) and focussing on events of Jesus' last week The community lost one of its elder citizens this past week with the death of Mr. George Kight who was in his 94th year We send a welcome to Mr. and Mrs. Ted Richardson and family who have come to Utica Heights from Unionville It seems that we have quite a few travellers in our community: Mrs Gerri Langille has been spgrding a few weeks with relatives in(Florida, Mrs. Rita Storie is in Flondaspen- ding a vacation with her sister, and while these people were trying to get away from the cold weather Pete and Georgina Sutcliffe took a vaca- tion and ran right smack into the middle of winter. They spent a week children, Marlene, Tom and Bren- da Bray. Mr. and Mrs. Terry and Bob of Greenbank also called on Sunday . Euchre winners on Friday even- ing were: Erma Watson 1st; Bea Harrison 2nd and Irene Fielding low. Men: Doug Healey 1st; Hardy Noble 2nd and Iva Yake low. Freeze-out winners were Ross and Grace Thompson with J. and Mary Poots second. There will be another euchre in two weeks. Mildred Thompson and Phyllis Clarke attended the Mount Albert United-Church luncheon and euchre on Sat. after which they called on Mr: and Mrs. Bill Kirton. Following supper at Pefferlaw they returned to Mount Albert te visit with Mr. and : : ; L : EVANS - JACKSON Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Jackson of Port Perry, Ontario and Mr and Mrs. Nick Hoek of Ancaster, Ontario, are pleased to announce § 5 # BE iE >» 1 £ the marriage of their children, Carmen Laurette Jackson and Daniel Harold Evans. which took place October 11, 1986 at St. Gregory's : R C. Church, Oshawa. Rev. G. Lehigh officiated. ' Following a reception at the Holiday Inn, Oshawa and a honey- moon in Puerto Plata, the happy couple are residing in Oshawa Mrs. Frank Jordan. On Sunday, Mildred was a supper guest with' Mr. and Mrs. Murray Kirton. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hinchcliffe of Toronto visited with the Eric Carres on the weekend to tell them ail about their recent trip to Acapulco. [ was in Scarborough on Friday to attend the funeral of a cousin Mrs. Alma McGill of Oshawa and had lunch 'with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Meyers in their 10th floor apartment which overlooks what used to be the- Old Homestead." i Be reminded that the Hall Board "are holding a dance this Sat. with music by Floyd Lloyd and they sure would like to see everyone there. Recent supper guests with Lorna and Eileen Slute were the Ken Slute family of Greenbank on Friday, Bill's family and Sharane's family on Sunday. Greenbank area news by Helen McKean 'Baby It's Cold Outside." That is what a neighbour said when I ask- ed her for news on Monday. Mrs. Velma Foster's dinner guests on Sun. were daughter Bon- nie and Bill Beer of Whitby. Rod and Marie Foster drove to Toronto to have dinner with daughter Lynne Foster and family. } Wanda and Doug Foster's guests for dinner were her parents Mr. and Mrs. Carter of Markham who are on their way to the Florida Sunshine. Don't-forget the 'Bring and Buy Sale" on Wed. at 2 p.m. at the W.1. meeting at the Don McKeans. Sun. Feb. 22nd is the Special Serv * ice in Greenbank Church in memory of Lord and Lady Baden Powell. The theme is 'Thinking Day Service" for all Guides and Scouts of this Log home across from Rec Centre | J Durham & Leisure Sales (416) 986-427» : 7A Highway to Nestleton } ) MANUFACTURER'S SPECIALS FOR THE MONTH OF FEBRUARY ONLY! REYSTON EQUESTRIAN CENTRE . _-- Yi 986-4275 RR. 2. SHIRLEY ROAD -- PORT PERRY Welcome to Greystone & The Ring's Plate Lounge ens EVERY SUNDAY -- SUPER SPECIAL BUFFET 12:00 NOON to 8:00 P.M. NEW WINTER HOURS: The King's Plate Lounge Only! CLOSED MONDAY & TUESDAY Wednesday thru Saturday -- Daily Luncheon Specials Wednesday through Saturday -- Dinner Menu Every Sunday -- Super Hot & Cold Buffet Call Ahead for Reservations . . 985-9711 WE THANK YOU -- EVERYONE WELCOME RESERVE NOW FOR YOUR BANQUET, WEDDING or SPECIAL FUNCTION. SENIOR CITIZENS ... 10% DISCOUNT (weekdays) -- February 17th to 28th -- | BROADCLOTH SALE 40 Colours to Choose From 32.25 Over 2000 Metres in Stock! METRE : 5%, © ALSO INTRODUCING .. | bt 60 NEW CALICOS SN 9 Seugog Temorial FUNERAL CHAPEL (ACROSS FROM PORT PERRY FAIRGROUNDS) N (formerly Modern Textiles) located in Luke's Country Store 985-322 1 201 (ueen Street - Port Perry ATR x \} a x . EAN: RN . We are happy to report Mrs. A\\}. AR Marion Innes is at home Can your group benetits program be more easily. administered? Ask Ross Freer, | Or your agent. . BLUE CROSS Suite 204. Peterborough Square. 360 George St. N Peterborough, Ontario KOH TEX 703 ATT The Concerns of a Thinking Person About Prepaying Their Funeral Expenses. | When someone cgmes to me about prepaying their funeral. they generally nave } concerns. Here are five common questions and my responses ie Q. What happens it | move from the area' R. its no problem for us to send your money to a funeral home in your new town ' Q. What if | want my money 'back' R: By law. we are required to return your money and all interest upon rece:v ing written notification of your wisnes. We are allowed to charge a sma admmistrative fee. but usually this 1s waived Q. What happens it the funeral home 1s sold'? ' | R. By law. the owner must contact all people with pre-paid expenses and not fy them of the chdnge You may at this pont withdraw your money or transfer t to a different funeral home oC I 27, Q. What happens i the tuneral home goes bankrupt? R. All pre-need money is kept completly separate from our business Dank accounts in the event of bankruptcy. your trust money would be returned If you have any other concerns that | have not covered. please contact us YOUR NEEDS ARE OUR RESPONSIBILITY \ DAN MARTIN -- FUNERAL DIRECTOR Personal, Professional and Friendly Service 985-7331 Catt Anytime Day or Night Kd | Pre-arrangements Available HHT \ \ WN ARCS 77 FSS SSS