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Epsom and Area News by Jean Jeffery Tuesday, March 9, the U.C.W. will meet at the home of Nancy Skelding at 1 p.m. for dessert and meeting. 4-H Club for Epsom-Utica will hold their first meeting of the season at the home of Gail Kerry March 10 at 7 p.m. Box lunch social at the Nursing Home (From page 18) ship. Afterwards a Trivia quiz was given. In the evening the Greenbank United Church provid- ed a wonderful church service. Wednesday afternoon was kept busy 'decorating the lobby's for the upcoming "St. Patricks Day." A craft session was held on Thursday. We were all busy work- ing on stuffing cushions and duck door stops. Also some of the ladies made table favours and table cen- trepieces. In the evening was a Bingo. To end this final week we hosted 2 interesting activities. For the ladies we had a make-up demonstration and for the men there were mens games. Special upcoming events from March 2 to March 15 are Out for Lunch (8), Monthly Birthday Par- ty (9), and the Irish Buck Auction (15). Special birthday wishes are ex- tended to Mrs. Clara Ray (Mar, 4) and Mr. Everette Trewin (14). The residents would like to ex- IF YOUR AD WAS HERE ... over 12,000 people could have read it this week! That's alot of potential customers for your business. Advertising made easy -- find out more about it! CALL 985-7383 for INFORMATION press birthday wishes to 3 of our staff members Mrs. Anne Terry (9), Mrs. June Hingston (10), Mrs. Myrna Burnfield (18). A warm welcome is extended to Mr. Cecil Phillips. Cecil comes to us from Ajax/Pickering Hospital and we certainly hope he likes it here at the Port Perry Nursing Home. The residents & staff would like to extend their sympathy to the family of Mrs. Irene Thomas who passed away on Saturday Feb. 20. Also our sincere sympathy is being sent out to family and friends of Miss Nita MacPherson who passed away quietly on Tues- day Feb. 23. Attention Males: We are in need of a male volunteer to run a gab session. This can be an after- noon or night-time activity and can be on a regular basis or a once guest speaker. If you are in- terested in volunteering your time please contact Kim Mitchell at 985-3207. , Ve + excluding Crown Wallcoverings L1ZYLOU COLOR CRAFT 239 Queen St. PORT PERRY 985-2379 -- HOURS -- Mon. to Thurs. 9:30 AM to 5:30 PM; Fri. to 8:30 PM; Sat. to 5:30 PM The Women's Institute will hold their annual social evening in- viting husbands and friends to meet at the home of Stella Roberts, March 10 at 7 p.m. for a buffet dinner followed by fun and games. Mrs. Faye Ashton was hostess for a Bridal Shower for Miss Stacey Brown on Saturday. Joan and Jennifer Asling, Hanover, Mrs. Olive Barton, Ux- bridge, and Miss Laura Cording- ly, Sandford, had lunch on Sunday with Don and Stella Asling. Miss Jan Asling of Toronto called on her grandparents in the after- noon. Dr. Pat Asling had lunch with Don and Stella on Wednes- day. Don and Stella visited sister- in-law Hazel Asling of Ajax on Tuesday. Alan and Norine Card were guests with Eric and Dianne Benns to celebrate Robin Benns' birthday. We are pleased to learn that PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, March 1, 1988 -- 19 UCW plans a delicious dessert meeting Mr. Howard Gourlie is home from a visit to Uxbridge Hospital. March 2 is Open House at the Epsom-Utica Day Care Centre. You are invited. Now we did have a fantastic party at Epsom Social Club on Sat. evening, winners of Chef's honours - 1st - Frank Van Veghel, ond - Fred Van Udin, 3rd - Bill McKay. We learned some new games and had rounds of fun before lunch. Then all added a few thousand calories. It was mouth- watering and delicious. Church at Utica 11:15 a.m. next Sunday. The Canadian Food Grains Bank will be bagging corn at Uxbridge Co-op from March 7-12. ' Epsom-Utica Church is asked to bag on Thursday, March 10 at 1 p.m. Contact Earl Taylor if you can help. Each group will bag 500 bags. The Saturday bagging will start at 9 a.m.. Next Sunday a guest speaker from Canadian Food Grains Bank will tell us the need for and, what will happen to the corn we ship this year to Angola & Mali. 11:15 Utica Church. The Music Festival was again a huge success with several from the Epsom area winning a prize.' Those winning prizes for play- ing the piano were: Michael Wilson, Jeffrey Postma, Christy and Danny Mahlberg. Steve Postma won a prize for singing. One of our highlights of our Ep- som party last week was a piano solo by Sally Irving. I slipped up Sally, but we sure enjoyed your number. Mrs. Glady$ Evans had supper on Sunday evening with Ross and Barb Evans and family. 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