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16 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, January 12, 1988 Kindergarten registration happening now Utica and Area News by Vera Brown Church & Sunday School will be held in Epsom Church this coming Sunday at the usual time of 11:15 a.m. Please have annual reports ready. Rev. Waterman is on vacation this week and asks that if anyone has need of her services to contact Rev. Tn HHI REWARD $25.00 Anyone who can loan us a "Settlement House" in its original turn-of-the-century form, may qualify for a bounty of $25. You will be helping us to plan future restoration of the building. picture of our building Sang wir, 4 $d sa, \ X 9 = I) lara T fn j INN \ ny, N * EMIS SS " T in the heart of Port Perry, 183 Queen Street INTERIORS COUNTRY CHARM Please bring qualifying photos or drawings to Settlement House. If we can use your picture, we'll pay you a $25. reward and return the picture to you. WE NEED YOU! -- Tom and Daphne Mitchell uy Michael Locke at Uxbridge as he has agreed to be available. The Youth Group meets this Fri' day and on Monday the 18th there - will be a Bible Study group at the home of Bill & Melba McKay. Kindergarten Registration is hap- pening now for Epsom Public School. Mrs. C. Hamilton would like to hear frorh parents now to register their Kindergarten children. Registration is held on a first call basis. Once classes are full, the overflow may be bussed elsewhere. Please call Mrs. Hamilton at 985-2567. There were 12 tables of euchre played on Friday evening in the hall. Prizes were awarded to: Ladies- 1st Mary Cannon, 2nd rachel Harper & 3rd Vera Brown. Men's first Mar- tin Gall, 2nd Bill Butters & 3rd Cor- less Ashenhurst. Freeze-out winners were Mary Cannon & Caroline Haugh, 2nd were Art Richardson & - Joan Fleming. Draw winners were Martin Gall, Mary Cannon & Annie Bowman. There will be another euchre in two weeks. Recent visitors with Stephen & Alison Aked were his sisters Heather from Toronto, Caroline & their parents Mr. & Mrs. Maurice Aked of Yellowknife. On Jan. 25th, at 1:30 p.m. the Port Perry Hospital Auxiliary are holding a euchre in the Latcham Centre. The Utica Store has re-opened after being closed for a couple of weeks to enable Keith & Sylvia to take a well deserved vacation. You never realized how much we need the convenience of a village store until it's not there. Welcome back. Hillis & Carol Wilbur & their fami- ly spent the weekend in Kingston with the Port Perry Bantam Hockey team who were playing in a tourna- ment in Ernestown. While in Kingston, they were visited by Mr. Donny Young, formerly of Port Perry and former neighbour Charlie Brown & wife Sue. Social Club pot-luck Epsom and Area News by Jean Jeffery Kindergarten registration. Now is the time to register at Epsom School. Mrs. C. Hamilton would like to hear from you. Registration for Kindergarten is held on a first call basis. Once a class is full the overflow will be bussed elsewhere. This is a first come-first served basis, so take heed and telephone Mrs. Hamilton 985-2567. The sympathy of the community to the wife and family of the late Stewart Russnell. Mr. & Mrs. Archie Watson attend- ed a funeral in Weston one day last week and were overnight guests with her brother Mr. A. Cuddia. Darlene Christie was a guest at the Baster home for lunch on Sun- day. Paul has just returned from a few days at Las Vegas. Harold & Art Schickler visited Walter & Elva on Saturday evening. So nice to meet new neighbours. "7" CLIP ON SAVE =======-m 00 OFF RN ANY SUBMARINE We make our own buns -- Fresh & Delicious! Limit One Coupon per Order. Effective January 12 to 17, 1988. ad LL LL FP FP TP PN TTI: Caesarea « Port Perry Hwy. 7A - MNESTLETON COUNTRY STORE Blackstock Nestleton Country Store NESTLETON -- ONTARIO -- 986-5131 -- Open 7 Days a. Week to 9 PM -- Kenneth & Beth Catherwood visited on Sunday with her mother Ruth Ashton. I forgot to tell you last week that Victoria Heather Ashton is Ruth's second great granddaughter. Pat Asling visited on Friday even- ing with Don & Stella Asling. Mr. & Mrs. Joe Ogtenhoff & fami- ly from Uxbridge were Sunday din- supper is January 30th ner guests of Doug & Beth Wilson & family. Mr. & Mrs. Ross visited with Florence & John Wiersma of Blythe for a"few days at New Years. 'Keep the date open for the Social Club meeting, Jan. 30th at 7:45. Pot- luck supper at Epsom Church. Everyone invited. We would especially like to welcome newcomers to our club. Church at Epsom Sunday 17th at 11:15 - Children Welcome. Annual church meeting Greenbunk and Area News Church news for the week has on- ly one meeting, and that is the An- nual meeting on Thurs. Jan. 14th at 7:30, also there will be regular ser- vices on Sunday, 11 o'clock with Sunday School at the same time. Mr. & Mrs. Brian Beatty and family spent the Christmas holiday in the warm sun of Florida at West Palm Beach with Brian's parents. Mr. Trevor Watson of Markham visited one day last week with Mr. & Mrs. Armour McMillan. Mrs. Debbie Roundell of Ajax called on her grandparents Mr. & Mrs. Frank Lee on Sunday. Mrs. Penny Fitzgerald of Ajax spent Sunday with her parents Mr. & Mrs. Don McKean. Professor McCready spent some time recently visiting with his sister and family at Crystal Lake. - Allen's Siding January meeting of the Green- bank Women's Institute will be held Jan. 20th, 2 o'clock at the home of Velma Foster. Mrs. Elizabeth Fulford of Port Perry will be guest speaker. Community Services are hoping in having Meals-on-Wheels extended into Greenbank and Seagrave. Anyone interested in the project please attend this meeting and learn more about it. I apologize on the 'no news" last week, but after several phone calls there just wasn't any and as you see this week it is also short. Please if you have anything for the rest of January, please call me at 985-8926. Remember this paper goes beyond the borders of Scugog to people who have moved to other areas, but wish to still be in touch with their home community. Products Itd. REACH INDUSTRIAL PARK We Supply OR Supply and Install ALUMINUM or VINYL SIDING, SOFFIT, FASCIA, & 5" SEAMLESS EAVESTROUGH We also carry a complete line of ALUMINUM or VINYL REPLACEMENT WINDOWS, TILT, CASEMENTS, SIDE SLIDERS. _-- FOR FREE ESTIMATES CALL -- wie 985-3741 to 1-705-328-1402