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1 Holidaying down East Epsom and Area News by Jean Jeffery Neil and Rose Evans have been on a holiday to the East Coast while grandma Evans had their children visiting with her. While on holidays Neil and Rose attended the wedding to Garry Evans and his bride at Moncton N.B. Garry's parents Grace and Floyd Evans and their family also were present at the wedding. Now it is our turn on Wednesday evening July 29 - meet at Elmer Wilson's corner then on to the Evans home to Chivaree the happy couple. On Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Asling, Dr. Pat Asling and Ivan Clarke were lunch guests with Mr. and Mrs. Keith Ashton to celebrate Faye, Keith and Pats birthdays. On Friday evening there was a surpgise party for Keith Ashton in honour of his 50th birthday - neighbours and friends attended. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Simpson of Uxbridge and Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Banks of Thornhill visited Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wilson on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Barry Page and Glenn participated in a golf tourna- ment in Scarborough on Saturday. Dini Page and Paul Gambell won the trophy. Be! ilson attended a shower on Thursday evening at Ron and San- dy Wagner's home for Debbie Mills who will be married this Saturday to Murray Bacon. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Baster and daughters visited Paul's sister Nan- cy and her husband Roy Meriogh and family at their cottage on Stoney Lake over the weekend. On Sunday evening Shirley Baster was guest speaker at Glen Major Church. The Social Club Picnic will be Sun- day, August 9 at Tapscotts Cottage on Cameron Lake. Come in the afternoon and bring the usual. On Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Watson attended a family picnic at Don Mills. Those who attended the Com- munity Picnic at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Boadway report a lovely afternoon and bountiful lunch, lots of games and fun. John and Florence Wiersma of Blythe were weekend guests with Mr. and Mrs. Ross Evans. Hegther and Leanne Munro and Wendy Evans are. working at Become a builder with good work conditions Utica and Area News by Vera Brown There will be church service this week in Epsom at 11:15 a.m. On Saturday, August 8 at 9 o'clock there will be a work bee at Utica Church to assemble two storage sheds and build wooden shelving in- side. This is your opportunity to become a builder (Equal opportuni- ty employer). All good clean work, excellent working conditions, plea- sant atmosphere, high employee morale. Apply to Linda Irving 985-3475. g Items needed for Vacation Bible School in August are juice cans and bread tags. Bring to church between now and mid August. There was a friendly little visitor in the village this past week that wasn't very much appreciated. Did anyone lose a tame bird? Because it was a nuisance bothering the children the call went out to the Animal Control who promptly came and took it away. We've been busy this week cat- ching up on the news of the Brown's and their families. On Wednesday we were supper guests of Bill's sister Beatrice Kelly near Blackstock along with other members of their family. On Sun- day, Beatrice hosted the Brown pic- nic and once again everyone met and tried to figure out who belong- ed to who. This year it was extra special because of the visit from Manitoba of Harold & Helen Brown, their daughter Bonnie and her hus- band Vic. Mrs: Crosier attended the open house held in Whitby to celebrate the 50th Wedding Anniversary of Del & Dorothy Catherwood. Mrs. Eva Sutcliffe visited on Saturday with her daughter June Bray in Raglan. Mrs. Shirley Yent of Stoney Creek and Mr. and Mrs. Percy Baker of Woodburn visited with Mrs. Mildred Thompson on Tuesday. On Saturday evening Mildred and Phyllis Clarke attended the 25th Wedding celebra- tion at Zephyr Community Hall for Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Kirton. i ad "Community Daycare Centre Inc. is accepting registrations ff Interested parents are welcome to drop in to meet the sta and view the facilities from 7:30 AM to 6:30 PM. We are located in Utica, north of the General Store, in the Utica United Church. 985-8783 PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, July 28, 1987 -- 9 LizyLou Colour Craft 239 QUEEN ST., PORT PERRY PHONE 985-2379 70% OFF In-stock WALLPAPER up to 30% OFF Ng BOOK ORDERS Crusaders Bible Camp at Omemee. On Saturday, Lois and Barry Bushell, Ruth Ashton, Keith and Faye Ashton attended the 50th An- niversary for Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Catherwood in Whitby. Our hear- tiest congratulations to this wonder- ful couple. Ruby Wilson, Dorothy Noble, Mr. and Mrs. Weldon Yandt called on Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wilson on Saturday evening. 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